A lot of artists — mostly male artists, I think — hold on to their access, hold on to their knowledge and hold on to their resources.
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I kept thinking, 'Hold on to the moment, hold on to the moment.
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"Hold on to your memories, they will hold on to you," Taylor sang.
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I know you hold on to your dreams and you hold on to your money.
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She is saying: Hold on to your resentment; just don't let it hold on to you.
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We're trying to pick up something and hold on to it, but there's maybe not enough to hold on to.
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"You can hold on to your discolouring creams, and I'll hold on to my colour," the girls add towards the end.
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"But if an institution has an incentive to hold on to your money, they are going to hold on to your money."
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And it's inspiring that you can't hold on to a lot of things — you can't hold on to the most important things.
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" During Swift's performance, DiCenzo says Fallon was crying, especially at the lyrics, "Hold on to your memories, they will hold on to you.
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I do feel like you do have to hold on to, or be on the shoulders of somebody else and hold on to each other.
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"As students, you are so unsure about everything, so what you can hold on to, you hold on to with everything you have," Ms. Davidsen said.
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" Johnson Controls: "You want to hold on to that.
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" Pfizer: "You want to hold on to Pfizer's stock.
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Then comes the battle to hold on to the facts.
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All Riley has is your word to hold on to.
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You get to hold on to your irrational infatuation forever.
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" McDermott International: "I think you hold on to the rest.
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Trump, it seems, will hold on to this grudge forever.
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And I hold on to that and I internalize it.
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"They've got nothing else to hold on to," Anzalone said.
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I hold on to moving escalators and push elevator buttons.
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However, Nintendo wasn't able to hold on to that audience.
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Hold on to your butts, because it's gonna be crazy!
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Republicans, however, are favored to hold on to the Senate.
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How likely is Mr Maduro to hold on to power?
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Hold on to your rompers, because this is really happening.
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Hold on to your butts — you're about to find out.
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I don't want to hold on to childhood trauma anymore.
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But Cage didn't hold on to his fortune for long.
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When they turn up, though, hold on to your pocketbook.
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" Twitter: "I would just hold on to it this time.
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The time of trying to hold on to the hope.
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Hold on to that popcorn, more drama to come soon.
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EW: Because it was so hard to hold on to.
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You know how you try to hold on to hope?
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Even so, they couldn't hold on to the division title.
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I couldn't hold on to the memory of recent things.
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Sit back, relax, and hold on to your chest cavity.
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"I have nothing to hold on to," she said quietly.
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Iowa is understandably desperate to hold on to its status.
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If I hold on to this, I won't move on.
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So why are we determined to hold on to it?
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Weather: Get the scarf and hold on to your hat.
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Now they're his crassest way to hold on to it.
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So now she has this dog to hold on to.
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Does she still hold on to the delegates she won?
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Hold on to all the cards to preserve your leverage.
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Would we be able to hold on to our innocence?
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But how do you hold on to those outsize profits?
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"Hold on to your hat on this one," Ahlum announced.
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I think you want to hold on to Arconic. Why?
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Luke needs to hold on to them to have success.
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Hold on to your butts, it's the Democratic primary race.
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I want to hold on to those small, soft memories.
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Innogy will hold on to a 59 percent equity interest.
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Amazon is claiming it doesn't hold on to the audio files, but it may hold on to transaction information if someone uses Alexa to call an Uber or place a food delivery order, for instance.
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The government can help declining communities hold on to talented people.
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" Freeport-McMoRan: "I think you have to hold on to it.
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So when these circumstance are combined, hold on to your heart.
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It's a thing you cannot hold on to for very long.
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When you have it, you need to hold on to it.
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But we can't always hold on to what we once knew.
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Republicans can only lose 23 and hold on to the house.
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"Audrey never tried to hold on to her youth," says Keogh.
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I have it and I must hold on to it tightly.
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"Departments were told to hold on to stuff," says one adviser.
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Ryan, by contrast, will probably hold on to his House majority.
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He believed that so strongly, and I hold on to that.
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Still, it might not hurt to hold on to those reports.
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It was the only thing I had to hold on to.
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" Reynolds American: "OK, just hold on to it [through the takeover].
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EditorsNote: headline fix Angels hold on to beat Twins ANAHEIM, Calif.
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But I definitely probably hold on to stuff like anybody normal.
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Don't hold on to the past; it's time to move forward.
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It takes work for America to hold on to its values.
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And maybe the Dems could still hold on to the House.
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"All I could do was hold on to Garrard," she said.
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Instead, we should hold on to the most outrageous, unconscionable moments.
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I literally could not hold on to a glass of water.
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Yet black people still struggle to hold on to the ordinary.
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How I needed to hold on to Denis after we left.
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And I hold on to my helmet (also my cowboy boots).
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Republicans are expected to hold on to the traditionally red seat.
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Analysts expect foreign investors will continue to hold on to assets.
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YouGov's MRP projection suggests Duffield will hold on to the seat.
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"He was trying to hold on to it," Mr. Benson said.
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"They want to hold on to an identity," Mr. McNally said.
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It is the one tradition they seem to hold on to.
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Some days, I just don't want to hold on to it.
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But he believes he will hold on to those new connections.
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Gel-forming fibers like psyllium, for example, hold on to water.
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People hold on to those objects as a sense of security.
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Mr. Kabila's hunger to hold on to power is no surprise.
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You can't hold on to upside potential if you go to cash.
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And that's a friendship that you have to hold on to forever.
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Just use your Apple Watch and hold on to your life savings?
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Hotter temperatures mean that the air can hold on to more moisture.
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As children, we hold on to objects that soothe and comfort us.
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I'd like to hold on to the idea that we're running forward.
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There are several reasons for Comcast to hold on to its stake.
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However, it has struggled to hold on to territory elsewhere in Libya.
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Hold on to your butts—because we've only just scratched the surface.
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So the octagrabber cannot hold on to it in the same way.
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People are entitled to hold on to their houses if they wish.
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I say you have to hold on to it from this point.
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Viewers can only hold on to "Downton Abbey" for one more season.
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Then, you hold on to that until you get the next piece.
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KENNEDY: OK, I&aposve got a question, why hold on to him?
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Some of them managed to hold on to power for many years.
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Titans hold on to earn first postseason berth since 2008 NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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If you're as surprised as we are, hold on to your seat.
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Wishing to hold on to its franchise, Goldman itself has suggested FAAMG.
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And both of them are struggling to hold on to their authority.
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Well hold on to your hat, because we're only just getting started!
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It's tough to hold on to good employees, but it shouldn't be.
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"I don't want to forcefully hold on to something," he told me.
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In the meantime, the president has to hold on to his territory.
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It was also not clear whether Univision would hold on to Gawker.
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Clinton becomes president, but Republicans hold on to both houses of Congress.
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Sometimes I want to hold on to the eccentricities I have left.
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And that's if Republicans manage to hold on to power in November.
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Sometimes the best you can do is hold on to your money.
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Republicans are trying to hold on to their majorities in both chambers.
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We didn't have to hold on to what we did back then.
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Some of them will hold on to those memories for a lifetime.
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And so Duncan Jones didn't really have much to hold on to.
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He doesn't plan to hold on to the presidency indefinitely, he says.
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They prefer to hold on to their memories of a vanished Cuba.
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But Mr. Gorbachev was losing his battle to hold on to power.
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Algerians found his desire to hold on to power absurd and insulting.
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Japan will advance if it can hold on to the draw here.
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I'm going to hold on to summer as long as I can.
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Quite heady but so many ideas to hold on to and examine.
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But why do you want to hold on to something so evil?
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And Starbucks has to do more than just hold on to employees.
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If it's a short downturn, they hold on to what they got.
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Tillerson also urged State Department employees to hold on to their integrity.
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Some female athletes struggle to hold on to their money, of course.
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Jason Lewis (R) will try to hold on to his swing seat.
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Platinum will struggle to hold on to those gains, the poll found.
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Mr. Northam, meanwhile, still seemed determined to hold on to his job.
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At that point, McConnell would need to hold on to conservative Sen.
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I'll hold on to things and the person might not even know.
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Hold on to your Cheerios because all of you are splitting $1 million.
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Hold on to your GoT beers, 'cause we're in for a wild ride!
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"We're telling them to hold on, to get through this," says the source.
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But I must hold on to the fact that our Lord is sovereign.
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I think you've got another quarter you can hold on to it, though.
|
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They gladly hold on to the dog while the owners are tracked down.
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However, there are reasons to think he might hold on to their support.
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When you really love something you want to hold on to it forever.
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We've opened up a lead and we plan to hold on to it.
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The faithful were trying to hold on to hope, but it wasn't easy.
|
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And an RNC just trying to hold on to some semblance of order.
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And these are the beliefs and traditions I will forever hold on to.
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Hold on to the memories with this impressive single malt scotch whisky collection.
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You hold on to them, just like art, it will only go up.
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So hold on to your carts; let's take a trip down memory lane.
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So hold on to your friends, even when distance stands in the way.
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How else are you supposed to hold on to a puzzle about HELIUM?
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After three terms, it's very hard to hold on to the White House.
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"We're telling them to hold on, to get through this," said the insider.
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"It's okay to find a sliver and hold on to that," June says.
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They'll hold on to their memories of him, and they'll all be different.
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She wants to inspire others with the disorder to hold on to hope.
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You don't get to hold on to a lot of ego after that.
|
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Less than 80 percent accurate if you hold on to the elliptical levers.
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It is human nature to want to hold on to what we have.
|
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Rays hold on to beat Orioles, end 5-game skid ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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"When you create meaningful [experiences], people hold on to those memories," said Camila.
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He is desperately trying to hold on to something that no longer exists.
|
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Both sides have agreed to hold on to their shares for four years.
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Her spirit lives within me, and I will hold on to it forever.
|
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"She said, 'It's okay – you can hold on to me," he tells PEOPLE.
|
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Her mother will not be able to hold on to him much longer.
|
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Investor AB, ABB's largest shareholder, backed the decision to hold on to it.
|
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This latest attempt to hold on to power did not go over well.
|
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Republicans aim to hold on to their House majority in November's midterm elections.
|
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" Hader noted, "But something in Barry has to hold on to this dream.
|
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Florida Republican primary Republicans are trying to hold on to the seat Sen.
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Don't hold on to the past—now is the time to let go.
|
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As much as you try to hold on to that feeling, it's fleeting.
|
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And then you're just trying to find something familiar to hold on to.
|
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Jammeh would not be afforded the political space to hold on to power.
|
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I'm thankful I'm here so I can hold on to this little guy.
|
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The problem is that people just hold on to their stocks for longer.
|
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Hold on to your patriotism, and help save the country from his depredations.
|
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How to Do It: Hold on to your support, an arm's distance away.
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So if you have a PIN, you had better hold on to it.
|
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Those investors and partners can then sell or hold on to those shares.
|
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My couch seems to hold on to cat hair like it's glued there.
|
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Mr. Iger can hold on to those shares or sell them to Comcast.
|
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And downhill, too, with nothing to hold on to, no way to stop.
|
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That helps me to hold on to a sense of respect for life.
|
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In sum, banks will be able to hold on to more real money.
|
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At first, it was unclear whether the Yankees would hold on to Happ.
|
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So Tesla can hold on to its reputation of producing the quickest EVs.
|
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Hold on to your spiky crystal-encrusted hats, Saturday night's gonna be crazy.
|
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The poorer eastern and southern nations want to hold on to development aid.
|
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Kids, hold on to your macaroni art, because the Roadshow isn't always right.
|
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It's the effort to hold on to it that will bleed you dry.
|
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Netflix spent $100 million to hold on to Friends for just one year.
|
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The question remains: Can Republicans hold on to power despite the March madness?
|
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Business partners Rob Dickens and Brad Scudder will hold on to the rest.
|
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Why hold on to the labors we never wanted in the first place?
|
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Kansas blocked the extra point to hold on to a one-point lead.
|
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This will challenge their perceived right to hold on to these weapons forever.
|
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We want to hold on to the idea that we can better ourselves.
|
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I've often noted how I hold on to grudges because my friends do.
|
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Well hold on to that feeling, because it won't be happening for a while.
|
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Hold on to your hats because, as Trump might say, the news is yuuuuge.
|
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Especially as a young entrepreneur, you sometimes hold on to people way too long.
|
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Gas giant planets can hold on to those elements due to their stronger gravity.
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We do not seek to hold on to bits of membership as we leave.
|
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Hold on to your mouse ears: Marvel Studios will release Black Panther on Feb.
|
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"How do I hold on to the hair," Greenfield asks the well-coiffed Gallagher.
|
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He dedicated an emotional version of his new single "Just Hold On" to her.
|
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Eight of those races feature Republican incumbents aiming to hold on to their seats.
|
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But when faith is all you have, you've got to hold on to it.
|
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Hold on to your horsepower ratings; this is going to be a fun week.
|
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If they thought this would help them hold on to power, they were mistaken.
|
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TC: How long do you intend to hold on to companies, once you've invested?
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Like you were just saying, people want to hold on to parts of this.
|
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Hold on to your tits and bits because we have got 3 Doors Down.
|
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That could play into Temer's hands as he seeks to hold on to power.
|
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And she set this standard of excellence that we had to hold on to.
|
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And Comey wouldn't confirm an investigation, so there was nothing to hold on to.
|
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Now my craziness had a name and a shape, something to hold on to.
|
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"I'm trying to hold on to my commitment but still be pragmatic," he said.
|
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It's much better to take them than to hold on to them like this.
|
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I hold on to the smallest hope I have that someday this will change.
|
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For the love of Palmer, the Europeans ought to hold on to that thought.
|
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National interest has only ever been a tool wielded to hold on to power.
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I believe young Muslims feel alienated and lost, with nothing to hold on to.
|
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Instead of embracing equilibrium, I clutched tighter than ever to hold on to control.
|
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We want to hold on to it, and we think we can do that.
|
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Hold on to receipts for health and medical expenses you pay out-of-pocket.
|
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Republicans hoping to hold on to the Arizona Senate seat currently held by Sen.
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The Dessner brothers hold on to pop structures; verses, choruses and bridges are distinct.
|
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SR If you handle it right, there's a way to hold on to innocence.
|
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They decided to hold on to the rest for his own good, they said.
|
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"It's amazing what people collect sometimes, and what people hold on to," he said.
|
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Should the Court hold on to the case, the plaintiffs appear likely to win.
|
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It has always been disturbing that the President cannot hold on to government officials.
|
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And thanks to the firefighters, she has a family heirloom to hold on to.
|
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Those among us who could hold on to the boat's floating hood stayed alive.
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I could find no center to hold on to, no beginning to start from.
|
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Maybe that's why visitors and transplants hold on to the stereotypes of this city.
|
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He didn't win, but his teacher told him to hold on to the idea.
|
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Finally, Democrats will of course have to hold on to their own seats too.
|
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If he couldn't hold on to that territory, he probably couldn't hold on anywhere.
|
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Hold on to your love handles and watch a story more romantic than Love, Actually.
|
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This redistricting plan help Gerry's Republican colleagues hold on to power in the state legislature.
|
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After some deliberation, I choose to hold on to that power rather than relinquish it.
|
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That means, pending the verification, she has two chances to hold on to the record.
|
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Hold on to your wands, Potterheads: This may or may not be a false alarm.
|
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Or should I hold on to the orbs in case I need an energy refill?
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Though nominally leftist, Smer is drifting right to hold on to its socially conservative voters.
|
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Unlike sulfur, hydrogen doesn't have enough spare hands to hold on to both bat wings.
|
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So the team doesn't expect their masterpiece to hold on to the title for long.
|
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"I was beating myself up because I couldn't hold on to this guy," she said.
|
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Hold on to your hats, because what if we said you could have it all?
|
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We say our app was built to 'help people hold on to what matters most.
|
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The Nasdaq was able to hold on to a nearly 1 percent gain last month.
|
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If this is how the rest of 2018 will go, hold on to your butts.
|
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Hold on to your dragon spines, we're going on a wild ride through Speculation's Landing.
|
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I just want to hold on to every second, especially when my kids are young.
|
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Hold on to your sailor hats, because this isn't going to be an easy ride.
|
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Around them, a fortress of red and white, the Handmaids hold on to each other.
|
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Maybe they'll hold on to the coins and they'll go up in value, who knows!?
|
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Republicans are generally expected to hold on to their slim majority in the U.S. Senate.
|
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They were enabled by a United States that was determined to hold on to power.
|
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We need stories to hold on to, or else there isn't much here for us.
|
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Investors doubt Fortum will hold on to all of Uniper's assets should its bid succeed.
|
|
Sterling could not hold on to those gains and traded 0.1 percent lower at $1.3597.
|
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Hold on to your billowing, button-down shirts, because things are about to get weirder.
|
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I'm making it so that people hold on to the things going on inside me.
|
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The slopes were so steep that sometimes you had to hold on to the trees.
|
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Jesse manages to hold on to this photo while he was imprisoned at Jack's hideout.
|
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You can only be grateful for the good and try to hold on to it.
|
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" Radius Health: "This is a speculative stock that I want you to hold on to.
|
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Every company has to really do a good job to hold on to their jiminy.
|
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That's why so many people hold on to grudges for months, years, and even lifetimes.
|
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Now it's time to check in and get your wristband, but hold on to it.
|
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Now, because of climate change, they're battling to hold on to what they have left.
|
|
More mature technology companies have taken different tacks to try to hold on to customers.
|
|
Our brains are wired to hold on to the negative and quickly forget the positive.
|
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However brief this strange encounter, it gave me what I needed to hold on to.
|
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Meanwhile, smaller manufacturers are left struggling to remap supply chains and hold on to customers.
|
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Depending on your stomach for risk, you might hold on to your stocks even longer.
|
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I wanted to hold on to my climbing fitness, so I built this home gym.
|
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But let's say you really want to hold on to this position you didn't seek.
|
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We didn't hold on to territory, other than the cemeteries where we buried our dead.
|
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Bouzkova was unable to hold on to her momentum, and Svitolina garnered two match points.
|
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So I could still hold on to a bit of him, of his dreams, too.
|
|
It allows people to hold on to a small piece of reality, if only fleetingly.
|
|
"Small towns like Glen Rock try to hold on to a myth," the mayor said.
|
|
For a union built on the promise of peace, that's something to hold on to.
|
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Republicans aim to hold on to majorities in both chambers of Congress in November's elections.
|
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"If they hold on to … the credit risk, they probably underwrote the loan very carefully."
|
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So stuck I was, I wanted only to hold on to someone for the ride.
|
|
For years, he helped the New York state GOP hold on to their Republican majority.
|
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But Australia's governing Liberal-National coalition managed to hold on to power against all expectations.
|
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"I am very proud that we manage to hold on to our roots," Vararunee said.
|
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Clear land rights can also help them hold on to what they produce, she said.
|
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It's a childlike wonder that not all adults hold on to as they grow old.
|
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The man will likely hold on to his nasty pick six well into next season.
|
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You don't have to hold on to that one success for the rest of your life.
|
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It's so life-changing and so many incredible memories that I'm trying to hold on to.
|
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The change may appease some conservatives without alienating moderates that leadership needs to hold on to.
|
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"They've got a guy that's a pervert and they have nothing else to hold on to."
|
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Through it all, I managed, just barely, to hold on to some semblance of common courtesy.
|
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When you own your property, you want to stay and hold on to what you have.
|
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It dashed the illusion that Israel could hold on to the occupied territories at little cost.
|
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Traditionalists may thus hold on to an anachronism imported from India, at least for a while.
|
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The Kurds still hold on to territory, but the future of their democratic experiment looks bleak.
|
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Hold on to her for as long as you can, as long as she lets you.
|
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Hold on to your forks, everyone, because an Italian food theme park is about to open.
|
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He wants to hold on to the good memories, of which he says there are many.
|
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Incredibly, Haliphron continued to hold on to these body parts after it had finished its meal.
|
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That has left Democrat Joe Radinovich trying to hold on to the region's miners and farmers.
|
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Bolloré has said he wants to hold on to his Mediobanca stake, worth 600 million euros.
|
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We recommend you hold on to the nearest stable object as you take in the details.
|
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You could hold on to it, but it's not the kind of stock that I like.
|
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Can Theresa May hold on to her job as her government collapses into chaos and confusion?
|
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Well, I think the reason people want to hold on to parts of it is twofold.
|
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Other people have less of a choice and hold on to urine because of their anatomy.
|
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Two years ago, Pittenger managed to hold on to the district by just over 130 votes.
|
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To hold on to their congressional majorities, Republicans should promise voters they'll impeach Hillary by 2018.
|
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Hold on to your bonds When interest rates rise, the principal value of bond investments falls.
|
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Some now apparently believe it's better to hold on to Trump and hope for the best.
|
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Though sterling recovered slightly later on, exporters still managed to hold on to the day's gains.
|
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They haven't been here, fighting to hold on to a city as it whirls around them.
|
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"When you're done, hold on to the [base] of the condom while withdrawing," Dr. Schmit says.
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Democratic requests have been slowest in eastern Iowa, where Democrats hope to hold on to Rep.
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If only we could just capture all those details and hold on to them forever, right?
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The move comes as Republicans look to hold on to the Senate in the 2020 elections.
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She decided that she would hold on to the feeling as long as she could. ♦
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So argue the other side for me: How do Republicans hold on to their House majority?
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"Everybody's posting, 'Hey, what about Amazon, I suggest you hold on to your property,'" Sanders says.
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The Saints would hold on to their 13-6 lead, securing the team's fourth straight victory.
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And if you are partial to classical music or the blues, hold on to your hat.
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But to be on the safe side, you may want to hold on to your receipts.
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This is all regardless of what you wear and how long you hold on to it.
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Republicans aim to hold on to majorities in both the House and Senate in the midterms.
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But the carrier had been able to hold on to most of the planes so far.
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I'm not trying to hold on to the past or searching for a fountain of youth.
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Republicans are also trying to hold on to a seat in Florida being vacated by Sen.
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We were trying to hold on to what pieces of the program could survive this assault.
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The Hornets themselves will now have to work just to hold on to their playoff spot.
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Lake said that players will hold on to Quantum Break because it has an interactive narrative.
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While trying to hold on to tradition, they've also worked hard to be more high tech.
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Its television networks have struggled to hold on to viewers and adapt to the digital age.
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Should Hodges hold on to the starting job moving forward, Washington should be a solid value.
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We're getting so removed from that that we hold on to these talismans of derring-do.
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We used to hold on to letters, tickets and playbills to remind us of the past.
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"They're trying to hold on to the old ways," Diana said of voters like her father.
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Among other things, the movie is about the attempt to hold on to a vanishing past.
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New Zealand grapples with neoliberal pressures but is attempting to hold on to its social democracy.
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But obviously this system is not perfect or no one would hold on to added pounds.
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Here's what you should know about today's Apple Event Hold on to your AirPods, Apple fans.
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Suppose a person asks you to hold on to a thousand dollars in cash for him.
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You just have to hold on to an electric toothbrush and move from left to right.
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It will be up to Ianniello to hold on to these high-level employees, she added.
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But now that they know they're stars, can they hold on to that allure of authenticity?
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"It&aposs a great idea, and that is to hold on to their people," Shuldman said.
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Overall, Gapen predicts the market will hold on to record gains and have another winning year.
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For the time being, Macron still manages to hold on to his overwhelming popularity at home.
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On the field, one of Taylor's trademarks was his ability to hold on to the ball.
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But it's unclear how long the administration will be able to hold on to that victory.
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Well, hold on to your hat, dear reader, because the following facts make strange look boring.
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Republicans are favored to hold on to the seat in a state as red as Mississippi.
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He asked me what I would say to people struggling to hold on to their names.
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In that scenario, Republicans hold on to their group identity while decrying Trump as a betrayer.
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But instead of running away, some began to hold on to each other and stand up.
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Through brutality and military cunning he has managed to hold on to power for almost three decades.
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I'm constantly taking photos and videos to try and hold on to each moment spent with her.
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I was lying and lying and lying, doing everything I could to hold on to my secret.
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Cutting down on that "noise" could improve our ability to actually hold on to what we see.
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The current bear market has made it increasingly hard for indexes to hold on to early gains.
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A damaged genius or a scheming celebrity trying to hold on to his fame at any cost?
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When she was old enough, she tried to hold on to a job but she was fired.
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He believes that other European countries recognise Britain's military capabilities and want to hold on to them.
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Hold on to your wallets: Amazon Prime Day (and a half) officially kicks off at 3 p.m.
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" And sometimes, the concerning rebound: "Trying to 'hold on' to weight loss, Carnie Wilson discusses second surgery.
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As a result, the company looked more to refresh the narrative and hold on to the name.
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"My biggest problem was I could make money, but I couldn't hold on to it," he said.
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He's doing fine … We're just making sure to hold on to him as long as we can.
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And they hold on to losers for too long in the hope of avoiding feelings of regret.
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As part of the deal, majority shareholder GfK Verein will hold on to its 56.46 percent stake.
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For a lot of us, it still is, and we'd like to hold on to that idea.
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The strategy helped Obama hold on to enough white working-class votes to carry Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Hell, who could be trusted to hold on to that much ether and actually give it back?
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Warmer air can hold on to more moisture, which in turn can lead to more torrential rainfall.
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She even offered him her trunk to hold on to so she could pull him to shore.
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And—just like Annie—I had to re-learn how to hold on to that body positivity.
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At the Kakuma camp, Kalatu has given up telling his patients to hold on to their dreams.
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Hold on to your cowboy hats because your favorite country musicians are all going on tour together!
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With one disagreement behind it, Sears is now struggling to hold on to another key toolmaker's relationship.
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The delay has prompted widespread protests and accusations that Kabila is stalling to hold on to power.
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Rather than fight to hold on to what she'd built, Madison fights to hold onto her family.
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They've forgotten, or left on purpose, a few things they don't need, things I hold on to.
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Yet doubters inside and outside the West Wing wonder if Kelly will hold on to that power.
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Too bad he seems not to like thick Latin women with lots to hold on to LOL.
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The surge in candidates comes as Republicans try to hold on to a House majority in November.
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They nearly didn't hold on to that No. 21 seed, with a very close challenge from Apex.
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Opposition leaders say Kabila is trying to delay the election so he can hold on to power.
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Republicans will have to hold on to the House majority this fall, however, to win the Speakership.
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You could make chicken Marbella, pretend it's 1982, hold on to 16 as long as you can.
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We were able to prove to ourselves that that's a myth, but we hold on to it.
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If Yancey wins, Republicans will hold on to power in the House by one seat, 51-49.
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Here's what else is happening: Hold on to your hats: Gusts should whip through the city today.
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Many people are LOOKING for that passion still, and need something more tangible to hold on to.
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Guo recommends bamboo tea utensils for scooping out dry leaves because bamboo doesn't hold on to scent.
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Here's our guide to what to throw out and what to hold on to for another season.
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And there are some real indications that Trump has managed to personally hold on to these gains.
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We were watching a president trying to hold on to his old ideas, to his old ways.
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But any money he pumps into the bill to hold on to moderates could drive away conservatives.
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But as I consider the options, I hold on to this idea of self-emptying, wilderness wandering.
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How to Do It: Hold on to the barre and step an arm's length away from it.
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They are trying to hold on to just half of 1 percent of what was once theirs.
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Out in public, friends said, she'll just barely hold on to his belt loop, or his sleeve.
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They're told by well-meaning people that until they can forgive, they'll hold on to the anger.
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Fans were told to hold on to their tickets, which would be valid for the rescheduled dates.
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Hold on to your hat, Joe, it will be a wild ride on the road to Milwaukee.
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What if, through this awkward lane change, we hold on to our innocence, our memories, our personality?
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TIAA's efforts to hold on to client assets and bring in new customers seem to be working.
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"So just hold on to the memory of me," lead vocalist Cristal belts out in the chorus.
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Krebber reiterated RWE will hold on to a 25.1% stake in high-voltage power transmission grid Amprion.
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If you thought you used to be in a lot of meetings, hold on to your hat.
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The Palestinians, for their part, still hold on to their dream of a state of their own.
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Northwest winds take most of the day to finally die down, so hold on to the jacket.
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Hard to imagine him struggling to hold on to a free kick like that in peak form.
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It's a little shameful, but a lot of us hold on to old photos of our exes.
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Najib's comments reveal his "desperation" to hold on to power, said opposition leader Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.
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Kiermaier, though, couldn't hold on to the ball, which let a run in — but saved three more.
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PRIVATE EQUITY FIRMS TEND TO HOLD ON TO THINGS FOR ABOUT FOUR TO SIX YEARS, SOMETHING LIKE.
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Even long-term asset managers tend not to hold on to shares for more than a decade.
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The characters' quiet desperation to hold on to the ones they've loved becomes a sort of trap.
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More than anything, I kept trying to hold on to the mother I'd known my whole life.
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Though facing nearly a dozen challengers, Ocasio-Cortez is expected to easily hold on to her seat.
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That means traditional media can hold on to positions of power for the rest of the decade.
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You generally have to hold on to your stock for at least five years before selling it.
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Do I hold on to his presents and wait until I see him months after his birthday?
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The GOP's efforts to hold on to the House have been complicated by a string of retirements.
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Thomas B. Edsall How do Republicans hold on to the voters Donald Trump brought to the party?
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Love is the constant you hold on to when you don't particularly like the one you love.
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But if we want to hold on to certain memories, it's going to take some mental effort.
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Unsurprisingly, the company is apparently keen to hold on to as much of that cash as possible.
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It's a cry to hold on to our own humanity, never letting anyone else manipulate our destiny.
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I suppose some people may not like the greasiness, but it helps me hold on to the color.
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Hold on to your dinglehoppers, Ariel Winter's changed up her hair and she's serving major Little Mermaid vibes.
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When we find one that manages to warm up our complexion realistically, we hold on to it — tight.
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Naturally, though, existing GOP state legislative majorities tend to want to hold on to their control of redistricting.
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Hold on to Fultz, and Boston may successfully compete at the highest level for a much longer time.
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When you find something you love, you want to save it, you want to hold on to it.
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Parkeon's management will hold on to a stake of around ten percent following the transaction, the sources said.
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Marsha Blackburn winning the open Tennessee seat, Republicans will hold on to their majority and even increase it.
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All the dolls have bendable wire in their fingers so you can make them hold on to you.
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Unlike the P30 Pro, it seems that the standard P30 will hold on to the 3.5mm headphone jack.
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I think part of our trouble is that we refuse to hold on to the complexity of strength.
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So I hold on to my feeling that there is no such thing as an innocent blow-dry.
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All this has left the company fighting to hold on to its dominant position in a changing industry.
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Well hold on to that feeling, because it doesn't look like that's going to happen with Holmes & Watson.
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But even without the two-thirds majority, Abe is set to hold on to power, said Teneo's Harris.
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Sometimes, you might want to hold on to things you've shot to make sure it's perfect before posting.
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So hold on to your toupées: here are some of the music video moments that slayed in 2018.
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I'm interested in working in that area in which the mind can no longer hold on to things.
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Realizing what's about to happen, Bill immediately starts bargaining for the right to hold on to their experience.
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If it can hold on to its midday Thursday gains, that would be 533 days in a row.
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Companies were thereby forced to hold on to many employees who were not really central to their business.
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Couldn't hold on to her job, and had to move back to Wisconsin to live with her mother.
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"I can't swim, but I would, like, hold on to her back while she did it," he added.
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Hold on to your popcorn, movie lovers — the numbers are in, and the winners are more than clear.
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But with the growth of industry in Baltimore, there was less reason to hold on to forced labour.
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From there, Memphis was able to hold on to remain a perfect 24-244 at home this season.
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Alison Sagese spends much of her day trying to hold on to her memories before they slip away.
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When you get to my age, you want to hold on to them as long as you can!
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I'd rather keep that image in my head, hold on to that happiness, than replace it with nothing.
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So hold on to your skulls and get ready for the epic WrestleMania bout we've been waiting for.
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United States to keep in view how and why we've come so far, and to hold on to
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This will mean that banks cannot hold on to customer data exclusively, as they have in the past.
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Hold on to your receipts, copies of contracts and photos from before, during and after your remodeling job.
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But Guiterrez is doing his best to hold on to the positives that have come from the tragedy.
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I hold on to every second that God has given me and use it as best I can.
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Futures pricing were flat to slightly lower, suggested that Wall Street would hold on to most these gains.
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Coats, who wound up with a laceration in his mouth, managed to hold on to Cabrera's fly ball.
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And he's certainly not going to submit to a bunch of demands just to hold on to power.
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Jacob has been admitted into a world of wonders he can't participate in or even hold on to.
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In North Carolina's 9th District, Republicans are seeking to hold on to the seat held by outgoing Rep.
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"All this repression (in Xinjiang) only makes the Uyghurs hold on to their identity more firmly," she added.
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Most predict that Republicans will lose their majority in the House Tuesday, but hold on to the Senate.
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We have to go out and hold on to the seat instead of counting it as an automatic.
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Now, Republicans were able to hold on to highly populated and competitive races in Florida, Georgia and Ohio.
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But instead of passing on your money to a central organisation, the bikes would hold on to it.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Qatar has confidence in German firms and will hold on to stakes in Deutsche Bank DBGn.
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Iranian theocrats hold on to power at home and defend autocrats like President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Mr. Nasheed said the oil shipments had helped the regime circumvent the sanctions and hold on to power.
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Whether we need to hold on to the right of first use is an argument for another day.
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"You may hold on to [your phone] longer because it's really expensive," Piecyk said on "Power Lunch " Wednesday.
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Unexpectedly widowed, Evelyn had to find a way to hold on to their ranch all on her own.
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Now that the third and final round was upon them, he wanted to hold on to that feeling.
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And the GOP's efforts to hold on to the House have been complicated by a string of retirements.
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He certainly has a structural advantage — having won, he just has to hold on to what he has.
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Those that hold on to dated brands, distribution channels, experiences and value propositions will likely be left behind.
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Two months on, the women are fighting to have their bills reimbursed and hold on to their jobs.
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The language we still hold on to about the inner city disguises the changes that have taken place.
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The group was on its heels militarily, losing ground in Syria and struggling to hold on to Mosul.
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The video above shows the parade of characters who just couldn't hold on to their White House jobs.
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"It gives people something solid to hold on to in a world that is becoming intangible," she said.
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He still believes while he's desperately trying to hold on to whatever is left of his storied career.
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Companies rarely hold on to the details of their A.I. work, as if it were a secret recipe.
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Superintendent Austin Beutner really wanted to hold on to the prerogative to change it if he needed to.
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And since no one can travel the world right now, I will hold on to reading and writing.
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I had been trying to eat a bagel and hold on to the pole at the same time.
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And I'll hold on to the smell of your sweater that you wore in December, when we met.
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Still, Puckette notes that European winemakers hold on to their regional names — these days, it's a marketing tool.
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We believe in the impossible, we hold on to our heritage in ways that others do not understand.
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The more ruthlessly they have had to act to hold on to power, the more he respects them.
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And in fact I haven't been completely forthcoming; I hold on to more than I'd like to admit.
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Too rarely are the things we long to hold on to actually those which stay in our grasp.
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I had him hold on to a broom handle, and make it look like he was standing outside.
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It often takes time to see big appreciations, but if you hold on to your investment, you will.
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He opted instead to hold on to the collection, hoping a "white knight" would appear and buy it.
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" McConnell later told BuzzFeed News, "If the Speaker wants to hold on to them, that's fine with us.
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Like brining, marinating the chicken with salt and other seasonings helps the meat hold on to its juices.
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The Mets will most likely hold on to that notion as they work toward a turnaround this season.
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U.S. stock futures suggested that Wall Street would hold on to Tuesday's strong gains, and open about flat.
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I want to hold on to that last question of what it takes to be a good person.
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"You know the expression, 'Hold on to your hats, it's going to be a bumpy ride'?" he added.
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Okurowski, who has a bearlike physique, placed Fidyka so that he could hold on to the parallel bars.
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Workers will hold on to their jobs even if their salaries shrink 2-3 times, the paper writes.
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It's about how ambitious individuals who want to get and hold on to political power can do that.
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But it's just so important to hold on to those things, even when you're going through something difficult.
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This matters in part because Democrats need to retain suburban seats to hold on to their Senate majority.
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Of course, this is a ridiculous fiction, but we hold on to it to get through the day.
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Many trans people, like me, hold on to their surgery scars as totems of their travel and accomplishments.
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Xi Jinping's determination to centralise power and to hold on to it indefinitely is a large part of that.
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And while he manages to hold on to her, as she hangs off a cliff, he ultimately lets go.
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Here's hoping she keeps the style, so we can hold on to the memory for a little while longer.
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Limestone will provide a substrate for oysters, allowing them to have something to hold on to when they spawn.
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Why is it so very important to hold on to our understanding that these sorts of things are abnormal?
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Without a big unseen market and a way to hold on to it, future profits are no sure thing.
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We're hoping that's for Meghan, because 14 or 15 years is a long time to hold on to makeup.
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So as Cookie (Taraji P. Henson) says, "Hold on to your weave, honey," because it's about to get messy.
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AGL, which said it was considering the offer, reiterated that it wanted to hold on to Liddell until 2022.
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Nancy Pelosi has managed to hold on to power, despite the House Democrats being lost in the political wilderness.
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He likes the stock because of its potential as a technology stock and ability to hold on to investors.
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Tom Wolf is trying to hold on to his seat in what could be pivotal for redistricting in 2020.
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"He may say, 'I'm gonna hold on to them 'til I die — I have a right to,'" Phillips says.
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As a result, some commentators are warning that the notoriously volatile market may not hold on to its gains.
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"You can't hold on to a mistake just cause you spent a long time doing it," T-Pain said.
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Coca-Cola investors should hold on to the stock despite its latest quarterly disappointment, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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The euro did hold on to gains against the Swiss franc and was last up 13% at 1.1256 francs.
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To hold on to capital, countries found themselves forced to match the free-market policies of their trading partners.
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The problem with a device like Google's contact lens is that the body likes to hold on to sugar.
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The blackened lungs just can't hold on to the air like the healthy lungs, barely inflating then quickly deflating.
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Looks like Barack gets to hold on to his 2009 record ... which was estimated to be about 2 million.
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"When the smoke clears, it's n------ like me that let you hold on to what you've got," Cottonmouth counters.
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If they have to flee, leaving behind the meager possessions they've managed to hold on to, so be it.
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Mr Sharif's centre-right party is still widely expected to hold on to power in elections due next year.
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That's right, hold on to your PSLs, because there's a lot of sweet-and-spicy goodness coming your way.
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If you're addicted to The Real Housewives, hold on to your hats — we have just the video for you.
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"I just really appreciated that as a quality that you'd want to try to hold on to," she added.
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But even as McDonald's tries to hold on to its market supremacy, it might be fighting a losing battle.
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"Life is so fragile," Jakes told the crowd, urging them to hold on to the person next to them.
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Saving this tiny, scared creature gave him a thread to hold on to when all around him was dying.
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He exploited wedge issues, like prejudice against Muslim immigrants, to hold on to power in an overwhelmingly liberal country.
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The conservative white Democrats Bill Clinton was so desperate to hold on to have long since abandoned the party.
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Rubio now says he's changed his mind, giving the GOP a better chance to hold on to that seat.
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They offer the perfect grip to hold on to as one elegantly dips one's morning croissant in hot chocolate.
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Coats, who wound up with a laceration in his mouth, managed to hold on to Miguel Cabrera's fly ball.
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The Riyadh index failed to hold on to earlier gains as investors booked profits, snapping two days of gains.
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Rutte tacked further to the right in this election, attempting to hold on to voters Wilders was siphoning off.
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She found a way to hold on to photos without having them as a constant reminder on her phone.
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"They're operating in all these different spaces, as they also try to hold on to their childhood," Tillet laments.
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It turned out to be huge as the Chargers would eventually hold on to win by eight, 21-13.
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"It was devastating because I can get pregnant so easily, I just can't hold on to them," Courtney says.
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Between myself and my ship, I can only hold on to a scarce few items and materials at once.
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OL Group also said that IDG is committed to hold on to its shares for at least two years.
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She emphasizes that she wanted to make something non-disposable, that people would hold on to, like her knits.
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This often causes consumers to hold on to their wallets more tightly, slowing down the pace of economic growth.
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Though afraid of heights, she climbed up perilously damaged structures with nothing to hold on to but her tripod.
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Attempts to hold on to our manufacturing base have been in decline since the Smoot-Hawley era of 1930.
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Headlines are fleeting in today's raging political climate, but one brave dad decided to hold on to one forever.
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Yet therapy might help them stave off decline and hold on to their ability to function a while longer.
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It continues to hold on to the need for a nuclear program in the face of an existential threat.
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She said she had no choice but to take her chances and hold on to her expired EpiPens instead.
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"Like the drummer joke in 'Spinal Tap,' our band can't hold on to an opening act," Mr. Crowe said.
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"I don't intend to hold on to my position," he said at the company's annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday.
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Sanders told Fox News of his decision to hold on to his independent status during an interview Sunday night.
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People like Thiel are small in number, but Trump needs to hold on to all the votes he can.
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Mostly what they did at first was hold on to people to keep them from collapsing to the floor.
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It's an extremely risky gamble on their ability to hold on to power over the next couple of cycles.
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While it's obvious, you need to hold on to users and give them something to do to make money.
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For years, Paris traveled around the South helping black farmers hold on to their land and build wealth cooperatively.
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So no matter how far their styles stray from each other, they have a base to hold on to.
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"The establishment is trying to hold on to their power, and McCain is one of them," Ms. Rupnik said.
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Under the terms of the deal, Allergan agreed to hold on to the shares for at least one year.
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To spend a few hours with their parents if they can, and to hold on to those quality moments.
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Together, they are determined to hold on to a country that was paid for 55 years ago in blood.
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But House Democrats, facing a tough year to hold on to their current majority, have made incumbents a priority.
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I want to keep on doing that so I can hold on to the belt for a long time.
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"Few places like this one grab you and hold on to you like it happened to Doug and I."
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He has spent much of the week offering defiance and remorse, and trying to hold on to his job.
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Children are at the stage where their minds are constantly changing and they hold on to information they receive.
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Now, wracked by war and shaken by political upheaval, the nation struggles to hold on to its scientific traditions.
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If you hold on to — or even expand — your stock portfolio, you'll be better off in the long run.
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There's a quick infrared of doubt, that initial awkwardness of trying to find a rhythm to hold on to.
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Some former intelligence officials say they are flabbergasted that he has been able to hold on to his job.
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Her mom told her to hold on, to keep fighting, but she didn't really have control over her anymore.
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The Nets were also struggling to hold on to seventh place in the East before Russell led the comeback.
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The officer then says he will hold on to his ID to verify if he is an active student.
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Smaller animals lose heat more easily—a polar bear is massive in part to hold on to body heat.
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I stay to hold on to the certainty that even without a state, this land exists and is mine.
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A close contest in Washington served as an indictment of his ability even to hold on to his base.
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But I always held him at arm's length because I didn't think he was mine to hold on to.
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Many of his bits are elaborate attempts to hold on to his old obscene jokiness while playing the patriarch.
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In addition to Ms. Abrams's contest, Claire McCaskill and Heidi Heitkamp did not hold on to their Senate seats.
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Others, like Drake, are taking this time to stay rooted and hold on to the people they love most.
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But voters are too smart to fall for his cynical campaign to hold on to a key congressional seat.
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In the meantime, she says he is very strong and likes to hold on to peoples' fingers really tight.
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How could I fall in love at 50 while my best friend struggled to hold on to her life?
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Cespedes slid safely into that base, too, as Padres catcher Hector Sanchez could not hold on to the ball.
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I can't, so I hold on to a well-diversified, risk-adjusted portfolio and check it once a year.
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Jihadists are expected to put up a much tougher fight to hold on to their last stronghold in Iraq.
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The Grizzlies, trying to hold on to the fifth seed in the Western Conference, have lost six straight games.
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At that point, the only thing for people with power to do would be to hold on to it.
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At that point, the only thing for people with power to do would be to hold on to it.
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I told him to hold on to them in case he put the weight back on, but he refused.
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"It's something that I hold on to, testing the art world to be true to my hopes for it."
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Unfortunately, the Court ruled that Lexmark could not hold on to its patent rights once the sale was made.
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If Trump is able to hold on to his additional African-American support, it could aid him in 2020.
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And in some nations, presidents who have tried to hold on to power have been ousted by popular uprisings.
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Hong Kong is a semiautonomous territory of China, and it will hold on to this special status until 2047.
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Images are, of course, one way we seize beauty, how we hold on to it for a little longer.
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The new subscription is really best for people who plan to hold on to their gadgets for several years.
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I like money just fine, but I've always resented the institutions that hold on to the money for me.
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Republicans have sought to hold on to control of these districts by emphasizing their ties to the minority communities.
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And perhaps most importantly, can Wynn Resorts hold on to its gaming licenses in Massachusetts, Nevada and, especially, Macau?
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The Gap will hold on to its flagship brand and Banana Republic, as well as Athleta and Hill City.
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"To be able to hold on to hope and faith that people are good is … " she said, before pausing.
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However, there is still enough uncertainty that Republicans could hold on to the majority, albeit with a reduced size.
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There is a tendency among voters to hold on to what initially made them pull the lever for Trump.
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Republicans are already favored to hold on to their Senate majority, and possibly increase it, after this year's elections.
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If I find a few little things to hold on to, along the way, I'm very happy for the experience.
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All of this is a bad sign for Republicans hoping to hold on to the Senate seat without electing Moore.
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"Buy puts if you want to hold on to your stocks, or sell your stocks and buy calls," he added.
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Even if you think you'll be taking the standard deduction, be sure to hold on to those statements and receipts.
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I'm pretty good at throwing out the expired stuff, but I hold on to my mascara for a long time.
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Hold on to your roses: former Bachelor stars Arie Luyendyk, Jr. and Lauren Burnham are officially married, Us Weekly confirmed.
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More than half of people hold on to the company shares they buy in employee stock plans, according to Fidelity.
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The presenter warns the assembled ladies to "hold on to your panties" as he welcomes the dancers to the stage.
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"When markets are down, hold on to the number of shares, not the price of what you're buying," Chatzky adds.
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Democrats are expected to regain control of the House while Republicans hold on to a slim majority in the Senate.
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"As a mother of a missing person you have to hold on to hope in those early days," Beckford says.
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They would argue that allowing a senator convicted of federal corruption charges to hold on to his seat is outrageous.
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The meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May, who is fighting to hold on to her position as prime minister.
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The series of incidents in the last few years have made it much harder to hold on to that feeling.
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Air Force officials have said they want to hold on to legacy tankers until the KC-46 is working properly.
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I'm one of those guys that have to hold on to the railing coming down or going up the steps.
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Residents hold on to a child as they walk through floodwaters in the Bago region of Myanmar on July 29.
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If that option is exercised prior to the IPO, they simply write a check and hold on to the shares.
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Despite their unpopularity with foreign analysts and Warsaw liberals, PiS look likely to hold on to power for some time.
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Oh, I think it's good to give the audience something to hold on to, especially when they're navigating confusing terrain.
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You're trying to hold on to anything you deem as "normal" but aren't even given proper clothes to cover up.
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Fingers crossed that she'll be able to hold on to her happy ending if the show gets a season 3.
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Japanese businesses are fighting against formidable odds to hold on to their positions in a number of key export markets.
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"It was devastating because I can get pregnant so easily, I just can't hold on to them," Courtney said then.
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In case you missed it – hold on to your hearts here, ladies – it read this: Ladies, welcome to Las Vegas.
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The instructions for her were simple: hold on to a handle, don't touch anything else, keep your head down. Whoosh!
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And when it does, the girls will have to hold on to the memories of each other to pull through.
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Thus far, he appears determined to hold on to his post, even though very few people are standing by him.
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As a child, you attach yourself to certain objects and hold on to certain moments as a means of escape.
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"We thought it was really important to acknowledge our legacy, and hold on to our 50,000 current customers," Freitag said.
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I want to hold on to those good memories of that gathering, both then and during our seven years together.
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No one can say whether we will tip into recession while President Trump struggles to hold on to his office.
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If you hold on to your phone for a few years, you'll be ready to upgrade once 5G has matured.
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Investors should hold on to shares of certain big-name restaurants despite lofty prices, some "Fast Money" traders argued Thursday.
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For now, I'll hold on to what we have and cherish The Man from U.N.C.L.E. as a resounding bisexual anthem.
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But what should concern the Trump White House and GOP is that all new presidents hold on to their bases.
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He confirmed that the company is still weighing, for example, whether to hold on to or sell its data centers.
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Without this drag on Obamacare supporters, the authors calculated, Democrats would have been favored to hold on to the House.
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But even if they weren't allowed to hold on to records like that, how am I supposed to stop them?
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He doesn't generally hold on to an idea for dear life and will rock back and forth testing his options.
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They will likely need to hold on to all those seats and pick up two more to retake the Senate.
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"I'm not going to hold on to this job," he said, according to a report in the Página Siete newspaper.
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Hosmer was on third base with one out and the Mets trying to hold on to a 2-1 lead.
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Many Republicans could need a boost as the GOP tries to hold on to majorities in both chambers of Congress.
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Obama told her to just "try to find some high ground," and hold on to it, Rhodes recalled to me.
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The Earthquakes wouldn't be able to hold on to the win, but Wondolowski still provided the highlight of the night.
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That's important as users hold on to devices for longer and longer, instead of upgrading every two or three years.
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While many states in the west have higher costs of living, Wyoming has managed to hold on to its affordability.
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The upheaval over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee only further complicates Republicans' chances to hold on to their small majority.
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But oftentimes, we hold on to our friends because it's a lot easier than breaking up and finding new ones.
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It was cheap and sturdy but also slipperier than wet soap, so no pass receiver could hold on to it.
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I basically walk down and try and just hold on to the fact that that one store is still there.
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They are eager to hold on to that advantage to pass Trump's legislative agenda on taxes, healthcare and other priorities.
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While technology mints millionaires, they're struggling to hold on to what they have, against a rising tide of baffling change.
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It was the failure of the restaurant's owners to hold on to their lease that effectively forced the fire sale.
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Greenco's mini food storage containers make it easy to hold on to your leftover ingredients without taking up much space.
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Readers will appreciate watching her navigate how to hold on to what matters when it feels like everything is changing.
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Yet as things stand, Mr. Orban's party, Fidesz, will hold on to the seat — and its huge majority in Parliament.
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And maybe, by some creativity, looking to the future, they can help to hold on to, and spread, this tradition.
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I refuse to live in shame, and I refuse to hold on to something that I have no shame about.
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Signs of the country's space-age glory are everywhere, and Ukrainians are determined to hold on to their scientific traditions.
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Just ask Mike Coffman, the Colorado Republican who tried to hold on to his seat in suburban Denver in 2018.
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"Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months," he infamously predicted.
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That outcome also raised new questions about Mr. Ryan's ability to hold on to power given his lame-duck status.
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Not if we want to hold on to who we are or mean to be: people of generosity and mercy.
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Argaman also said that the agency would not hold on to any of the information it collects from patients' cellphones.
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Argaman also said that the agency would not hold on to any of the information it collects from patients' cellphones.
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Ryan Newman, 2127th in the standings, will start 21162.512th as he tries to hold on to his provisional playoff spot.
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Ms. Monson wants to hold on to the feeling of being outdoors, but also to give it a concrete base.
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August is winding down, but there's one thing that'll help us hold on to the summer a tad longer. Swimming.
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And after 200-plus years, the questions still hover: how far will people go to hold on to their fear?
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If the governor was to hold on to power, these were the people he needed to remain by his side.
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Not only was Mr. Han unable to woo new voters; he couldn't even hold on to many traditional Kuomintang sympathizers.
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And he can climb the stairs on his own, though he still has to hold on to the banister tightly.
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This year's race will be closely watched nationally, as Republicans seek to hold on to their three-seat Senate majority.
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Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo expected the common currency to hold on to its gains.
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The rupee managed to hold on to its gains against the dollar as sentiment remained upbeat due to Moody's upgrade.
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If the election were held today, Strategas said, it's likely the GOP would hold on to its 51 percent majority.
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But the Trump administration appears determined to hold on to the ground-based system, and to invest heavily in it.
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The Democrats must hold on to the House and win a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate, which appears impossible.
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Curtis Granderson ran hard to second base, and shortstop Elvis Andrus could not hold on to Odor's one-hop throw.
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The result is a party that is increasingly willing to play dirty, violating democratic norms, to hold on to power.
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Your guess is as good as mine about whether Mitch McConnell will hold on to the 50 senators he needs.
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My hope is to hold on to Dave as he really was: loving, generous, brilliant, funny and also pretty clumsy.
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Since I gave my library away years ago — I find I don't hold on to them as I used to.
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As the midterms currently stand, Republicans face a lot of challenges as they try to hold on to House control.
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Clinton could hold on to her "firewall" — the states worth 272 electoral votes where she has held a consistent lead.
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A caregiver had asked them to hold on to a rope so that they would not stray from the group.
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The GOP has a tough task in defending 24 Senate seats across the country to hold on to its majority.
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I hope and pray that Newark will hold on to some of that edge because that's what makes it great.
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"The U.S. dollar may face some scrutiny and as a result struggle to hold on to recent gains," Doyle said.
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There's a crisis happening and we're deciding to hold on to this thing, I don't necessarily think it's a coincidence.
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To be sure, elections forecasters typically give Republicans a better chance to hold on to their majority in the chamber.
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Dems need to pick up just four Senate seats and hold on to the White House to reclaim the majority.
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But I still held, and still now hold, on to the hope that I can change, in body and mind.
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A single party hasn't been able to hold on to the governor's mansion for more than two terms since 1869.
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But he said he did not believe any political solution would allow Assad to hold on to the entire country.
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Roughly every degree Celsius of temperature increase allows a parcel of air to hold on to 7 percent more water.
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The salt changes the structure of the muscle proteins, allowing them to hold on to more of their own natural juices.
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Index heavyweight PetroChina Co Ltd jumped nearly 4.2 percent by midday, as oil managed to hold on to Wednesday's chunky gains.
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But once it was clear she was being set up, she made the bold choice to hold on to her stuff.
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"The cells' handedness does not just define how they move, but also how they hold on to each other," he explains.
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A lot of smart people had a lot of ideas about mental health this week, so hold on to your brain.
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Not everyone is going to get you, so when you find someone who does, you have to hold on to that.
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Some worry that Mr Yameen, whose term ends on November 17th, might still be planning to hold on to power somehow.
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People with foreign currency prefer to hold on to the bills they have in the hope that the rate will improve.
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Just read them, like, all thirteen books, drop a bunch of peyote buttons, and then, like, hold on to your hat.
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Israel cannot hold on to all of the "Land of Israel", keep its predominantly Jewish identity and remain a proper democracy.
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That strategy is based on the increasingly likely scenario that Democrats take the House, but Republicans hold on to the Senate.
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LARGE technology firms used to hold on to their high-flying employees by agreeing not to poach them from each other.
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Those who don't hold on to a new vehicle for very long may never have to have the transmission fluid changed.
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Kham Lha charged through the water, sheltering him with her body and offering her trunk for him to hold on to.
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Self-proclaimed believers in LFE say they still hold on to the sense of community they found through the Tsuki Project.
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All you have to do is hold on to the back of the head and it's not going to bite you.
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Malachowski took home a silver medal during the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, but he didn't hold on to it for long.
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Derek Hough Drops New Solo Single Hold On To Raise Mental Health Awareness Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Three high-profile incumbents looking to hold on to their jobs in Tuesday's primaries have done so as Florida's GOP Sen.
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The problem is that over a dozen competitors have sprung up, making it costly to attract and hold on to customers.
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You can hold on to it, but I do not expect the prospects to be that good in the near term.
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I think that it's a good time to hold on to it and buy more ... I would buy some right here.
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"Viv sent me flowers with a note that I still hold on to," she says of the time after her miscarriage.
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And hold on to your roses Bachelor Nation, because the first look at the new Bachelorette's season premiere dress is here.
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They want to hold on to this sick holistic path of believing in kernel seeds and whatever else across the internet.
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If, like me, you hold on to your gaming hardware then you've probably got at least one PS3003 in your collection.
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Some now fear the power has gone to Museveni's head and he wants to hold on to the presidency for life.
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Nope, and it'll be interesting to see if Seattle can hold on to its reputation as the most "woke" NFL team.
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Though he didn't win, it was his best performance in years and a bright spot for fans to hold on to.
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Do you ever regret not being able to hold on to, or maintain the murals that you do at your shows?
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Don't look now, but it's getting harder for older Americans to hold on to a key piece of the American dream.
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Tackling corruption promises to be a key campaign issue, and the PRI faces an uphill struggle to hold on to power.
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While indicating he wanted to hold on to the business bearing his name, Trump downplayed its role in his future decisionmaking.
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Like everything money related, both sides of an issue want to hold on to or make the most money they can.
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The parents on Riverdale fiercely hold on to the identities they've constructed even if it means destroying themselves in the process.
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"Basically, [companies] may be wanting to hold on to just a little bit more cash, watching the market themselves," Krosby said.
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I decided to hold on to it as a joke, but one night my friends and I ended up taking it.
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"Jimi and I are just trying to hold on to all the girl power that's happening in this show," Sweet said.
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"We do not aim to hold on to our positions, but to defend the institution and the legislative power," Olaechea said.
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Apple opened up Monday after shedding more than 4 percent Friday, but weren't able to hold on to gains by afternoon.
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He struggled to hold on to third place on Thursday before steadily losing pace over the last quarter of the race.
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That's despite the fact that subjects taking part in the study made no special effort to hold on to their muscle.
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Ryan's announcement came ahead of a tough fight for Republicans to hold on to their House majority in November's midterm elections.
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As long as we hold on to the myth that health care reform eliminates an industry, there will be no reform.
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Clinton huddled with her advisers and debated whether to hold on to her delegates and try to force a contested convention.
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And if they're not serious about it then it becomes very, very difficult to hold on to a cessation of hostilities.
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Republicans look to take down Manchin in November as they try to hold on to their 51 seats in the Senate.
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Democrats are looking to hold on to Menendez's seat in the fall as the party attempts to retake the upper chamber.
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"I think you better hold on to your hat in September because it's going to be a fast track," said Sen.
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"They were going to hold on to the rope and just wait there all night to catch it," said Mr. Apple.
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Republicans have acknowledged their party faces a challenging map in 220006 but voiced confidence that they'll hold on to their majority.
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Miami was able to hold on to Wade last summer after contentious negotiations led to a $22012 million, one-year deal.
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Only 35 percent want Republicans to hold on to the House and 33 percent want the GOP to control the Senate.
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Hold on to that for a minute and tell me about the fathomless, inexpressible, heartbreaking loneliness of life on this planet.
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"Qatar is very good at maintaining balanced relationships, and that's what it really wants to hold on to here," she said.
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Boeing has still delivered more 2320s than Airbus has delivered A320s, and will likely hold on to this record for years.
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Mouse support: Hold on to your hats, because mouse support is coming to iOS 13 and iPadOS as an Accessibility feature.
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Many investors continue to hold on to the debt in the belief the government will stave off default for a while.
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"Trim the junk out of your portfolio and hold on to that high-quality growth component of the portfolio," he said.
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Both states feature tight Senate races where Democrats are trying to hold on to seats in states Trump won in 2016.
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Hold on to your wallets, horndogs: Sotheby's is hosting its first-ever erotic art auction just in time for Valentine's Day.
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Hold on to this interesting tidbit for those weekend brunch discussions about the end of this season of American Crime Story.
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We balance out each other's weaknesses while still being able to hold on to a similar vision for the end experience.
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Are they organized, do they hold on to old condiments, is their fridge really just a storage place for nail polish?
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Yes, it was a big shock when producers decided to hold on to an extra contender on last week's penultimate episode.
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And he had initially hoped to hold on to his seat as a Senate Ethics Committee investigation into the allegations proceeded.
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They both don't have family anymore, they're both looking for something to hold on to — someone to hold onto — and love.
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In North Dakota's Senate race, one of the Senate's most vulnerable Democrats will try to hold on to her seat. Sen.
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When the state loses its humanity, Mr. Zvyagintsev seems to be asking, how long can its citizens hold on to theirs?
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"My father said he wanted us to hold on to them for as long as we possibly could," Larry Graham recalled.
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Bill Nelson is asking for a recount in his attempt to hold on to his Florida seat in the US Senate.
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The statement from the band suggested that the shows would be rescheduled and recommended that fans hold on to their tickets.
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He waited until the last minute to try to make the Republicans feel like they had something to hold on to.
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With only one hand available — he needed the other to hold on to the plane — Lieutenant Hudner could not extricate him.
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"When the temperature goes down, they literally shut down, and they can no longer hold on to the trees," he said.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index was unable to hold on to initial gains, and fell 26.4% to finish at 22020,250.
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Trump's fellow Republicans are seeking in the elections to hold on to their majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives.
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Fighting against this is partisan polarization, which could allow Republican incumbents to narrowly hold on to districts carried by the president.
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NBC executives remain hopeful that Mr. Fallon can find a way to hold on to the top position among younger viewers.
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I have found books to be profoundly and incomparably useful in my life, for they helped me hold on to it.
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Many artists talk about the importance of failure, but Willems seems particularly able to hold on to the conviction of it.
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He is faced with a challenge: How can a company hold on to its past while not seeming dated and dutiful?
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While there have been questions about whether Pelosi might hold on to the articles indefinitely, this outcome doesn't feel particularly likely.
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They will hold on to some of their tax deductions like the ones created by investing in low income multifamily housing.
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PA) said on Tuesday it intends to hold on to its 32 percent stake in waste and water group Suez (SEVI.PA).
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In Venezuela, President Nicolas Maduro is attempting to hold on to power in the face of mass protests and financial collapse.
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The key to this box's success is that shoppers get a 20 percent discount on any products they hold on to.
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Republicans are still slightly favored to hold on to the district since Trump won the seat by 10 points in 2016.
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Mr. Sanders managed to hold on to the slice of voters who agree most strongly with his message of economic populism.
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For example, climate change is futzing with vegetation—in a way that might actually help the land hold on to water.
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Do the Clippers hold on to those picks and wait for July 2019 to make their next big free-agent push?
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Some of them battle harder to hold on to what they were and kind of refuse to let go of it.
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The White House often decides whether to hold on to a flaw for future use or reveal it to the manufacturer.
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Today's puzzle has four of them, and you might want to hold on to your puzzles so they don't fly away.
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I notice that the bristles don't hold on to shadows or get stained as easily as other brushes in my collection.
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Mattresses are among the most expensive products consumers buy, and people tend to hold on to them for years and years.
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It was amazing how something small and alive to hold on to served as a focal point to center my attention.
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Not so shockingly, Joel's background is in intellectual property -- but he's not looking to hold on to the obviously valuable trademark.
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On Monday, Republicans who are expected to face tough battles this year to hold on to their Senate seats, including Sens.
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In other countries, leaders appear poised to hold on to power until death, with little threat of intervention from neighboring countries.
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While Democrats are slightly favored to flip the House this fall, Republicans are widely expected to hold on to the Senate.
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The November midterm elections will decide whether Republicans can hold on to their majorities in the House and even the Senate.
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The Ducks struggled to hold on to the ball, much less hit a shot, and UConn sprinted into the open court.
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"As things were disintegrating in the 2010s, a lot of churches tried to hold on to the center," Georgas told me.
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I can say I tend to hold on to electronics for years — I once had a laptop that lasted nine years.
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"I see the League promised change, but prefers to hold on to Berlusconi and condemn itself to irrelevance," Di Maio said.
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Top Republicans believe they need Trump to hold on to those Republicans who identify with Trump more than with the party.
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That essentially means the central bank raised the amount it charges lenders for the excess cash they hold on to overnight.
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There would be no negotiations to release this hostage; the sole object was to hold on to the court's conservative majority.
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Beto O'Rourke in his bid to hold on to his red-state seat, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday.
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If you hold on to a quality piece of contemporary jewelry long enough, chances are it will be a good investment.
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But it was determined that Jesse James did not hold on to what would have been a go-ahead touchdown catch.
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But the one thing that he could hold on to was the long-maintained mirage of personal success and deal-making.
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To win back the Senate in November, Democrats need to hold on to 10 Senate seats in states that Trump won.
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In Pomerantz's analysis, he would have been able to hold on to little else beyond his home and his pension plan.
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Current shareholders, he said, would either be able to sell at $420 or hold on to their shares and go private.
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Musk says that a deal won't cost that much because he thinks two-thirds shareholders will hold on to their stakes.
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You can also see Advance (or whatever it might be called) as a way for Stripe to better hold on to customers.
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If the Republicans, as expected, hold on to the seat, they will control at least 52 seats in the chamber next year.
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Then he asked for his daughter to hold on to his back—but she was crying and too afraid to do so.
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"As the dust settles, there are so many great memories to hold on to," Wall, 30, captioned a photo of the pair.
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As average temperatures go up, more water evaporates and the atmosphere can hold on to more moisture to dish out in storms.
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Johnson was out, but Kennedy quickly joined the race, exposing how a protest candidate could not necessarily hold on to protest voters.
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Wild hold on to beat Avalanche DENVER — A quick start and a crazy finish has Minnesota on the brink of franchise history.
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If you've managed to hold on to your 83-era iPhone 28 until now, you should probably update it before November 200rd.
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For other parents who have children with disabilities, Tanner wants them to hold on to hope in the face of difficult circumstances.
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Even with a vote to stay, Cameron could struggle to repair the rifts in his party and hold on to his job.
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Buyers are returning to the market after finding some confidence from gold managing to hold on to support around $1,550, Hansen added.
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Republicans hold on to a slim majority in the Senate, and three failed nominations caused no small embarrassment for the White House.
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That success is fueling a legal challenge to President Donald Trump's decision to hold on to his stake in his business empire.
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If you hold on to the same photos for years and accumulate them, the 20,000-photo limit doesn't seem so far away.
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Reaching the ball out before becoming a runner will not trump the requirement to hold on to the ball when you land.
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An ability to hold on to grain until market conditions are favourable has given farmers clout in their relationship with the traders.
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Since then, Cattrall said she's learning to hold on to more moments with those she loves, even if their separation isn't permanent.
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Microsoft's Dhakad said it was critical for government agencies, businesses and individual users to understand they cannot hold on to older technology.
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Humanity has proven time and again throughout history that we will do anything to control valuable resources and hold on to power.
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Disney would acquire 21st Century's entertainment assets for $67 billion, while New Fox would hold on to its news and sports brands.
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" A U.S. State Department spokesman condemned the raids as a sign that "Maduro is betting on repression to hold on to power.
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They also found that investors are inclined to hold on to losing investments for too long in the hope that they recover.
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And that's okay, that's what they value, that's what they want to hold on to, that's what they need in their life.
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Broadly popular and still in her mid-40s, Murkowski looked likely to hold on to a safe Republican Senate seat for decades.
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People who chronically hold on to their urine cause the bladder to slowly stretch out in order to accommodate a bigger capacity.
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European stock markets hit a 16-month high on Monday but failed to hold on to the gains as risk aversion returned.
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When you're a recently out-of-work NBA star, you kind of want to hold on to all the assets you have.
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"It's so hard to find one of those guys that when you've found him, you better hold on to him," Kurt says.
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She also showed off her mobility, cruising between furniture and anything else she can hold on to and taking steps pushing toys.
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The worker must not look to hold on to an industrial economy way of thinking, but a knowledge economy shift in understanding.
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Kim's theory is that Rob wants the show to go on because he thinks that's how he will hold on to Chyna.
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Bostick said Premier Cru's business model made it especially easy to hold on to client funds for a long period of time.
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The first time I heard the word "heterotaxy," it was with my world crumbling underneath me and nothing to hold on to.
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So it's not surprising that May would continue to hold on to the "special relationship" even as Trump upends the international order.
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Technocrats are trying to win Mr Putin over by persuading him that their economic reforms will help him hold on to power.
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"They'll hold on to the party mechanisms until you rip it out of their dying hands," said Jonathan Tasini, a Sanders surrogate.
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Ostergaard hopes that their photoshoot — and story — reminds people to hold on to optimism even after experiencing a loss such as theirs.
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Magic hold on to beat Raptors TORONTO — The difference for the Orlando Magic was a 19-0 run in the second quarter.
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Organizers called for Poles to hold on to traditional Catholic values and reject the liberal worldviews of their neighbors in Western Europe.
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There has also been a tightening in generic ballot midterm polls, suggesting that Republicans might be able to hold on to Congress.
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Sometimes leaders hold on to nukes because they fear that without them as a deterrent their countries might be invaded or destroyed.
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I think we should have seen better just how diabolical the strategy was to try to hold on to the status quo.
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If you begin to hold on to them and try to get them to stay in one place, they go—they're gone.
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They have to use one hand to hold on to a branch while jabbing a stick into a hive with the other.
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McSally was not able to hold on to the suburbs that ring the Phoenix metropolitan area that are crucial to GOP victories.
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Both Mr. Dylan and the Stones hold on to a 1960s spirit of improvisation; with them, no two concerts are the same.
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"If young people hold on to those views as they age, that would suggest we're headed towards more government regulation," West said.
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Russian air power, which entered the war last fall, has helped Mr. Assad hold on to power and make advances against rebels.
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In these days of low unemployment, every small-business owner I know is struggling to find and hold on to good people.
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Some poll-unskewers surely believed the polls were skewed; others were simply desperate to give dispirited Republicans something to hold on to.
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If Republicans hold the seats they're favored in at this time, then they probably would hold on to control of the House.
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I saw the depression that it caused and the poverty they all had to endure just to hold on to their passions.
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There's still a big thing in the men's community of this 1950s macho, false-bravado, masculinity ideal that people hold on to.
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While insurgent fighters infiltrated large parts of the city, the government managed to hold on to its main administrative and security buildings.
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But there's still nothing definite to hold on to, only a throbbing continuity, until, in the last seconds, the lower register disappears.
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"When I went into the more modern multiplexes in these cities, I could not find anything to hold on to," she said.
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Because of this, I was able to eradicate a lot of frizz from the top but hold on to volume and lift.
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But that kind of caution could make it harder still for Huawei to hold on to its business in places like Europe.
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"We don't think it's a time for companies or others to hold on to what original plans were for 2020," Ryan said.
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"My husband couldn't hold on to her, so she got swept away," said the woman, Phorn, who goes by only one name.
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Fish-eating birds, though, tend to have hook-like projections in their mouths that help them hold on to their wiggling prey.
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Initial signs of a foreign-policy success could benefit Mr. Trump politically as Republicans try to hold on to control of Congress.
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Well, I'd advise everyone hold on to something firm, since what is happening should come as no surprise to anyone in tech.
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Some families are only managing to hold on to their rural homes and livelihoods with help from local and international aid groups.
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Near-empty villages try to hold on to an endangered way of life — and some of the country's most important artisanal traditions.
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This is a critical moment for C.M.S., which now must decide how tightly to hold on to the legacy of its founders.
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They could hold on to power in their own countries, but they could never win the esteem of the world public opinion.
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Kamala Harris, also saw marked increases in support following strong showings in debates but were unable to hold on to those gains.
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The latest reports also shed light on how Republicans are positioned in their fight to hold on to control of the Senate.
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"If only I could grab the fire blazing through me and hold on to it long enough to roar back," he writes.
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As things stands, it looks like Bloomberg could hold on to statewide viability, while Warren is a longshot to reach the mark.
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Bret: Not a bet I'm going to take, considering Republicans could barely hold on to Trent Franks's seat in Arizona last week.
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So, yes, there are savings if you drive lots of miles or tend to hold on to vehicles for a long time.
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That may well have enabled Flynn to hold on to his job as long as he did; Trump's loyalty is well known.
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Republicans fear that without a win on taxes, they will fail to persuade voters that they deserve to hold on to power.
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Initially, the company tried to hold on to some vestiges of its founding idealism, by paying more progressive wages, among other things.
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Damage has been done However, some analysts struck a note of caution about whether the pound could hold on to its gains.
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The Briton will hold on to the overall lead even if he fails to finish the next race in Malaysia on Oct.
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Her seat is one of the keys to Republican efforts to hold on to or expand the party's one-seat Senate majority.
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If you want to hold on to your relationship, it's your partner who has to break the toxic cycle of addiction first.
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It's about reckoning with choices made to hold on to one's culture and the best way to carry it into the future.
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In the years that followed, however, it became all but naïve to hold on to even shreds of the enthusiasm of 2011.
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In that case, Trump will need to hold on to his core supporters, or convince them to take action on his behalf.
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Yet, somehow most people find it easier to hold on to a bad mood rather than shifting their mindset to the positive.
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In Germany, if someone is super-friendly to you, they probably mean it, and they want to hold on to that relationship.
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We want to hold on to the idea that people can get better while making predictions that seem to limit that potential.
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These factors come together to make you want to discount the evidence and hold on to the stock longer than you should.
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So if you're able to hold on to your stocks for a couple of decades, you're likely to come out well ahead.
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One day later, singer Dierks Bentley paid tribute during his set by dedicating his song "I Hold On" to Smith and his family.
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We must reach out & hold on to each other ... To our friends, families, communities who share our common goals of unity, compassion & faith.
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Digital is destroying profits but content demands for expensive news and entertainment continue to grow in an effort to hold on to subscribers.
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It isn't exactly WayneTech, but this Batman wallet is a great geeky way to hold on to all of your cards and cash.
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After all, the Lannisters — despite patricide, debt problems, and religious interference — have managed to hold on to the Iron Throne (barely, but still).
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Many expressed anxiety or doubts about their ability to hold on to or achieve the dreams of prosperity promised by President Xi Jinping.
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But at this point, Swift's ability to hold on to her appeal without uniting both halves of her persona is in serious doubt.
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While she continues to hold on to Seth's photos despite their molding and leaking, she does delete the unsettling picture of her uncle.
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Stockholders can then hold on to their new investment, sell their shares via the platform or transfer their shares to another brokerage account.
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Apple's sales of iPhones have plateaued as people continue to hold on to phones longer and as it faces continued headwinds in China.
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But then, in the fourth game, Johnson fumbled the opening kickoff and could not hold on to a pass in the end zone.
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One of the biggest pros of rubber floor mats is that they won't stain or hold on to dirt like traditional carpeted mats.
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So it is vital for people to move quickly into work once qualified, and to hold on to jobs once they get them.
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"I thought it was so brilliant because Emily could never hold on to a maid, and then here comes this woman," Abdoo explained.
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The victims were swept away by the waters and the others managed to hold on to the boats before being rescued by responders.
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Hold on to your data contracts: Qualcomm's latest modem chip will enable mobile devices to achieve LTE download speeds of up to 1Gbps.
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Treating pilots better and recognising their trade unions are some of the steps that Ryanair has taken to hold on to its pilots.
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And despite facing her facelessness, Arya has managed to hold on to Needle, and with it, her truest identity: A Stark of Winterfell.
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But Ginty advises her to get everything in writing: Send all paperwork via certified mail, Ginty says, and hold on to the receipt.
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The theory goes that there are too many opportunities in college, and too many changes, to hold on to a high school relationship.
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Until then, we'll hold on to the memories and marvel at the beauty of Baby Girl, as it will never, ever be duplicated.
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" Shields added, "It was a gift to me for them to hold on to it and say, 'When are we getting the tree?
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Image: AppleA tough truth about Apple is making headlines this week, and you'd better hold on to your butts, because it is salacious.
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And especially if you've been through something hard, and we all have, you can't hold on to resentment because it's like a poison.
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We'll see whether he can hold on to his spot — and that will be sufficient to supplant Ted Cruz and the Trump juggernaut.
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Because storage is free, just as are convenient services if only we allow the providers to access and hold on to our information.
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The result was one of their standout tracks, "Hold On To Her," which cemented their roles in Kennedy's OpM (Other People's Money) collective.
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It requires land and it requires people with the personality tough enough and strong enough to hold on to them and these ranches.
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One longtime agency official said some employees are now openly taking bets on how long the administrator will hold on to his job.
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Instead, the people in power are doing everything they can to hold on to it—even though they've done little to deserve it.
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Goodbye Ted CruzWon't miss your lizard face on the newsYou were the one we loathedThe campaign no one tried to hold on to.
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