The Pelicans paid Jrue Holiday to stick around so he could help convince Boogie Cousins to stick around so that they can then help convince Anthony Davis to stick around.
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Dorsey hopes you'll stick around long enough to find out.
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I did not stick around for the bonus flight round.
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A lot of those people don't stick around to subscribe.
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Come for the cheesiness, stick around for the twist ending.
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Why would Neanderthal immune system and metabolism genes stick around?
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But with Kingdom, I stick around through the death spiral.
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They ought to stick around as long as they like.
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Other confusing aspects of the standard could also stick around.
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But Trump apparently didn't stick around to read the room.
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" Publicly, Kasich's campaign also insisted he would stick around. "Sen.
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That night sucked, because I really wanted to stick around.
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And if for nothing else, stick around for the story.
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But will they stick around or disappear like other stories?
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If the fans enjoy you, you get to stick around.
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The bigger stickers are just to stick around on things!
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That's a huge discount that won't stick around for long.
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Oh, and make sure you stick around for the credits.
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I also understood my luck that she didn't stick around.
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People don't stick around for Satanism just because it's funny.
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Come for the unicorn makeup, but stick around for Rose.
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A few people stick around until they get it right.
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The reason why people stick around is for the community.
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But integration is frequently made easier when leaders stick around.
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Some stick around for a few years, but then disappear.
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Needless to say, the guy didn't stick around much longer.
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Some clients have not had the patience to stick around.
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That pop inclination looks like it'll stick around for Starboy.
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I just want to stick around and keep doing this.
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But if Cohn were to stick around while the president
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Maybe you'll even stick around for a couple of minutes.
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You'll want to stick around to hear the entire thing.
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Many decide to stick around after that, though, he said.
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Mention will stick around as a standalone product for now.
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Stick around for both for the full Deer Tick experience.bowerypresents.
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Stick around, at least until we get a new president.
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Why do some artists stick around and others choose retreat?
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"I'm planning to stick around for a while," she said.
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The coronavirus can stick around on surfaces for several days.
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If someone can just stick around, solutions can be found.
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We still had hope that some gadgets would stick around.
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Hopefully the two in Bruce's Garden can stick around, too.
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Is there a way to make desktop notifications stick around?
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Knowing MAC, these items aren't likely to stick around long.
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Stick around, for three reasons, as the end credits roll.
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"You don't have to stick around for this," I said.
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They're physical plastic things that you stick around your house.
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You are going to want to stick around for his explanation.
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But act fast, because who knows how long they'll stick around.
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Hopefully I can stick around and hopefully continue to show improvement.
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The first two are neat, but stick around for the third.
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Some cysts may require removal if they stick around or hurt.
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Once they sign up for Prime, they tend to stick around.
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I guess that's what happens when you stick around long enough.
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I was not about to stick around and go through that.
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If the tariffs stick around, then in time trade will adjust.
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After all, memes, like Spider-Man himself, tend to stick around.
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Leo should stick around long enough to end up on Paradise.
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Even then though, there's no guarantee the content will stick around.
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Stick around for longer sessions, and the faults start to manifest.
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The game doesn't make you stick around for the entire song.
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Even when it was manufactured, it didn't stick around for long.
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We watch our friend play and stick around for the headliner.
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And, in her view, she's thankful she got to stick around.
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Even after training for and getting a job few stick around.
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And once again, Edwin Jackson has a chance to stick around.
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The broader world of e-mail, I think, will stick around.
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Who really wants Negan to stick around until the series's end?
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And we're hearing the headphone jack will stick around after all.
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"Catching helped me stick around in the big leagues," he added.
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And it can stick around for tens of thousands of years.
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Even after deleting your account, the digital remains might stick around.
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So stick around for that, it&aposs going to be awesome.
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But wait — Sophia...decides to stick around her art school gig!
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Of course, President Bush didn't stick around for the whole show.
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Artists hold up a MacBook Selfie Stick around New York City.
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Let's hope these Minute Maid Slushies stick around for a while.
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But people usually don't stick around in the world of advertising.
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I want to stick around and find out who I become.
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Many may stick around for a full-time job after graduation.
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If they're not creating good music then they shouldn't stick around.
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"Oxygen for example doesn't stick around in an atmosphere," says Kipping.
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Plus, still air on hot days causes smog to stick around.
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How long do germs stick around after I cough or sneeze?
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Each will hopefully help compel readers to stick around and buy.
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And, like Superman, Isaiah doesn't stick around to be a hero.
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They hit the streets and Tomi, stick around for this one.
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"Russell says you can stick around, if you want," she said.
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It shows who's willing to stick around and wait for you.
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The Apple Watch "Series 23" will stick around and cost $23.
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The storm is expected to stick around the Carolinas through Sunday.
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Well, why did they let them stick around for two years?
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Memorable Line: ''Rule number one:Always stick around for one more drink.
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For the acquisition to succeed, creative employees need to stick around.
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And, stick around for his final tip ... it's the s**t!!!
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Delle Donne will stick around, Thibault said, and work out locally.
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Mr. Roberts might be tempted to stick around and poke Disney.
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"It's great that people want to stick around," Robinson said afterward.
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Who would want to stick around to watch this dispiriting spectacle?
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The heat will stick around tomorrow (with a chance of thunderstorms).
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The sun and pleasant temperatures will stick around over the weekend.
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I don't expect this deal to stick around for too long.
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Usually, the diseases that stick around tend to become less lethal.
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The Senate is expected to stick around for two more weeks.
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That will double for owners who stick around for a decade.
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We're going to stick around in those schools no matter what.
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Stick around Botafogo for the night, strolling from bar to bar.
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Clearly, they didn't want to stick around and talk about it.
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"But they'll stick around the house and when they stick around the house they invariably do more work around the house," he said, adding that commercial hardware sales to tradesmen also grew strongly in the half.
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The problem is that workers like Mr. Navarro don't always stick around.
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But it'll be interesting to see how many stick around next week.
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Chances are you'd find plenty of excuses to stick around the house.
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If he's boring but sweet, he'll likely stick around for a while.
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They're easy to read and seem to stick around for a while.
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She said she might let it stick around for awhile this time.
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New games will be released each week, while favorites will stick around.
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Windy conditions will stick around through much of Friday before finally diminishing.
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Nor should you stick around if he refuses to rescue himself, Spent.
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Maybe if you can stick around for 200 years, you'll find out.
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In longer lines of about 200 people, voters tend to stick around.
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Now, such ads stick around in its searchable repository for seven years.
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Bamford does not stick around to see me do my Vive demo.
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And there is good reason to believe the trend could stick around.
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Others can try to entice foreign students and hope they stick around.
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Then the lights dim and people stick around to mingle and chat.
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JOE TSAI: I plan to stick around at Alibaba for a while.
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R. decides to head back to the city, but I stick around.
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We don't stick around, sadly, and we change from moment to moment.
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Just make sure you act fast, because these deals won't stick around.
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This means it doesn't stick around in the body's cells after intake.
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She didn't even stick around to let Erin Andrews toss to commercials.
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Enjoy, and stick around for much more from The Verge's Transportation team.
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And when Apocalypse picks his team, it's unclear why they stick around.
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It helps the customer, but why should the insurance company stick around?
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It's unlikely that Kellyanne Conway will stick around long after November 8.
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The West, at least, seems more likely to stick around this time.
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Donovan, now 34, may not stick around for the 2018 World Cup.
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I intend to live forever... I intend to stick around until 120.
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Why stick around in a voluntary program that is likely to disappear?
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He simply tut-tuts her hesitance until she decides to stick around.
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This is very NSFW, but stick around for the Trejo-centric conclusion.
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To get employees to stick around, diversity leaders are focusing on inclusion.
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The performers who do stick around, year after year, are the jockeys.
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But it was a costly deal that wasn't meant to stick around.
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The confined spaces stick around for the whole game, but everything else?
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Everyone was drunk or bored enough to stick around for our set.
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Don't stick around library events just to indulge in the free food.
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Afterward, stick around for the premiere of "Ghosted" at 8:30 p.m.
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And the cooks who do want to learn it will stick around.
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When big, capital-intensive assets get built, they tend to stick around.
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There are concerns cold could stick around a little longer than anticipated.
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After the break, we talked to JH about Marie Yovanovitch, stick around.
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But Dunleavy did not stick around long enough to see them blossom.
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To be clear, Coup is over, but its mopeds will stick around.
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Anthony did not stick around to talk to reporters after the game.
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By predicting they'll abandon him, he has ensured that they'll stick around.
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He may not even stick around the White House for the transition.
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He didn't stick around to watch the rest of the day's races.
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Who isn't going to stick around to see how that gets resolved?
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Fermions are forbidden from sharing states and always stick around on their own.
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I spent the next few years trying to make my strands stick around.
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Now you're smiling at me and I think you're going to stick around.
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Even if a guy wants to stick around, he's 35 and you're rebuilding.
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Stick around, 'cause you never know what's gonna come out of his mouth.
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Stick around, 'cause you never know what's gonna come out of his mouth.
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Why do you think it's been able to stick around so much, Alissa?
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Use those powers selectively, because anyone you attract will want to stick around.
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But unlike hair trends, piercing placements tend to stick around for a while.
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Sometimes those users would stick around and even turn into evangelists, Yuan said.
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Like many of his tenants, Mr Kuleshov is determined to stick around town.
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One of the things about the digital era is that things stick around.
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You'll also need to stick around because the offer is dine-in only.
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Salmonella can stick around in the adult gut for several weeks, for example.
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Looks are almost moot because fans won't stick around if the racing sucks.
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They apologize to their fans, and tell them they hope they'll stick around.
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A second-choice-of-many candidate may not be able to stick around.
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"Why would he stick around?" the judge wrote in a nine-page decision.
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And based on past elections, Clinton's lead could likely stick around until November.
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"I want Blake to stick around and find love," Kristina told the cameras.
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If you love someone, don't you stick around to fight at all costs?
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Is this the "Netflix, but for video games" that will finally stick around?
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Often those workers find their labor to be fulfilling, so they stick around.
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For many shows, some of the most popular characters almost didn't stick around.
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But he did not get to stick around for the finish of it.
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Pete Sessions made it clear he is planning to stick around the House.
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Few of us are able to stick around for the aftermath of devastation.
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Finally, Get Out — Jordan Peele's much-lauded directorial debut — continues to stick around.
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Whether that's enough to make casual fans stick around remains to be seen.
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I wasn't going to stick around to see how it all played out.
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After Marshmello's show, Sirius employees announced that Marshmello would stick around for photos.
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But the people who stick around are the people who really like you.
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Some outbound customers like Heather Kerwin of Atlanta didn't stick around for long.
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Now, the hope is that the new flock will stick around — and breed.
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Most live here, others commute in for jobs and stick around for dinner.
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Blake Farenthold stick around in his seat rather than risk a special election.
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And it's very infectious and it seems to stick around quite a bit.
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The power of incumbency means many of these legislators stick around for decades.
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Still, investors are nervous that the crisis could stick around for a while.
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Some "old" things are actually time-tested and stick around because they work.
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The Yardeni Research president said the "nirvana scenario" will stick around this year.
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Most countries want high-skilled students to stick around and make new companies.
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We need this rain soooo badly, but it doesn't stick around for long.
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Here's what else is happening: Our February springtime will stick around until Friday.
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IT SOUNDS LIKE HE MIGHT HE STICK AROUND FOR PART OF THIS TRANSITION?
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But under that scenario, Pelosi might not want to stick around anyway. 4.
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But Quinn predicts it will stick around, as it seems classic to people.
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I think my slight sore throat all day is deciding to stick around.
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You can stick around for the ride, or you could just use Twitter.
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If the majority of your experience has been "failure," then how do you continue to remain hopeful that someday you will meet a person who will want to stick around — and who you will actually want to stick around, too?
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I have no idea, but I'm obligated to stick around for this whole thing.
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" NBC's Seth Meyers begged Kennedy to stick around "until we get a new president.
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But Lundqvist has a no-trade clause and says he wants to stick around.
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No one wants to stick around in a workplace that doesn't treat them fairly.
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It can be surprisingly easy to stick around at a job you don't like.
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Stick around for a treat insight from one of Maggie Thatcher&aposs former aides.
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But those prices won't stick around since jet fuel prices are expected to rise.
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Honestly, he's got nowhere else to go, so he might as well stick around.
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Amazon wants you to browse and buy, but not necessarily stick around and read.
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"Ryan will stick around and say hi to the kids afterward," Strong told CNN.
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Westbrook's faith in general manger Sam Presti may just incentivize George to stick around.
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And once we've recorded they stick around for a bit and have a chat.
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But the sight of Ginobili kneeling at the scorer's table made me stick around.
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Trading Spaces will stick around for another season, but one of its designers won't.
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AND AFTER CANTOR LOST HIS PRIMARY I DECIDED TO STICK AROUND FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
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This demographic divergence is a big reason to fear that poverty will stick around.
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But it's difficult to say what drives members to sign up and stick around.
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Translation: HA doesn't like to stick around for long — it's not in its nature.
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You become intoxicated by the witty rapport, then stick around for the obvious chemistry.
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Others can stick around for longer stretches — we're talking months and years — if unaddressed.
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The moon will stick around in Libra for roughly two and a half days.
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However, Raymond says the spacecraft will probably stick around Ceres as a permanent satellite.
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And stick around for the products stars swear by to keep acne at bay.
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Many of the graduates didn't stick around to hear what he had to say:
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When fate dumps $100,000 in your lap, you don't stick around to ask questions.
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It's possible some leftovers stick around long enough for planets to use them later.
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It was just for me to stay current in the game, to stick around.
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In addition, the Hound continues to stick around, despite a high volume of abuse.
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Hopefully the Android team reconsiders: the current folders are great and should stick around.
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Yet gender-based awards stick around because the policy isn't quite black and white.
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But even that empowering move couldn't convince her to stick around for another season.
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We're told the longer the celebs stick around, the more they can get paid.
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So thank you all for letting me stick around – and I'm not done yet.
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Olivier says he intends to stick around, yet he is often distant and discouraging.
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And those iframes, equipped with back doors, stick around until someone clears them out.
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Toobin also suggested how the court handled the case means Kennedy will stick around.
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But it doesn't mean you have to like it, or stick around for it.
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Perhaps good enough of a turnaround that Cooterball might get to stick around Detroit.
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Are you into strong scents that will stick around on your skin for hours?
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Budget-minded startup fans take heed — this limited-time offer won't stick around forever.
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You may have to stick around until the next viral meme reaches the church.
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The problem quickly became getting those customers to stick around and keep buying meals.
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"I don't think they're going to stick around," he said at the Tuesday event.
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What's worse, those extra holiday pounds tend to stick around for quite some time.
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Or why you all should stick around to twist and turn the next time.
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Periwinkles stick around all year, but summer is the best time to observe them.
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And the election results proved that Ryan has a strong case to stick around.
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She chose to stick around after their set, and she was glad she did.
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But "Notes on Water," the last part of the suite, wants to stick around.
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"If Whitehurst doesn't stick around for awhile, the deal could go south," he said.
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Those who stick around through the early hours of Sunday will be handsomely rewarded.
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The plan was to just stick around for a month, but then fate intervened.
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Big Silicon Valley companies now assume that many employees will stick around for decades.
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El Paso had long suffered from a brain drain—ambitious kids didn't stick around.
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Nor does Newton think a lot of bartenders will stick around for a recovery.
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As long as it keeps landing the horror, I'll stick around for the ride.
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Now, governments around the world are looking into whether loot boxes should stick around.
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Viewers appeared to stick around even as the debate moved into the 10 p.m.
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She also began assuring members that she did not intend to stick around forever.
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After their stories, stick around for reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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But this time, he said, he wanted to stick around longer and meet people.
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Stick around for more than seven years — that is, make your investment by Dec.
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But a few are going to stick around long after they outgrow that designation.
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Stick around and we'll give you the play by play and today's Nixometer reading.
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Turns out many employer plans do let dependents stick around after their 26th birthday.
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Rarely does any single phrase stick around long enough for you to get comfortable.
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Be sure to stick around as we figure out how this all ends together.
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Its disappearance highlights something peculiar about videogames: Other forms of pop culture stick around.
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"I was only about 15, so I didn't stick around too long," he said.
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After the break we talked to David Corn about Bill Clinton's impeachment stick around.
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Senators, though, are expected to stick around through the first two weeks of August.
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When life returns to normal, the reader doesn't have an incentive to stick around.
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If there continues to be a relationship of trust, then John will stick around.
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And frigid temperatures are expected to stick around through the beginning of next week.
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John Delaney is rich so he may stick around but again it doesn't matter.
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They expect that the senator's most enthusiastic backers will stick around school to participate.
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When asked whether he would stick around, the governor-elect said he could not.
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If it can do that, investors should have a good reason to stick around.
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If they do, they don't stick around at the place they were managing. Totally.
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If you're from there, you either get out early, or you just stick around.
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And if you want to know how it works as a movie, hey, stick around.
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Version 1, meanwhile, will stick around for a bit as well, now priced at $69.
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Which is nice because it shows that it's a place people want to stick around.
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Bill was smiling afterward, but we're guessing he didn't stick around for "Hip Hop Hooray."
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ET and stick around for a Reddit Q&A with the researchers at 22017 pm.
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But for the players who stick around, millions of dollars in prize money await them.
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If that's true, then why should the things that destroy us so thoroughly stick around?
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Sometimes many pages go by without words, and supporting characters rarely stick around for long.
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Almost without fail, he seems patently lonely, and invites me to stick around and smoke.
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But for now there's not much here that makes me want to stick around. —A.
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The trio decides to stick around and watch to make sure everything is handled properly.
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This seems far-fetched, although maybe they'll stick around to see if treats are available.
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Family drama may be fun to watch, but we stick around for the love, okurrrr?
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And it's a look her makeup artist, Mario Dedivanovic, says he hopes will stick around.
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As entrepreneurs find success here, they should stick around and start reinvesting in the area.
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The three U.S. senators might not be able to stick around for the final score.
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Instead, the they stick around at home to investigate their parents and argue with them.
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It's tough, because it is obvious [that] people stick around to watch the guys' session.
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Ilana can't stick around to help, though, because she's clearly dealing with her own issue.
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And in many countries even getting workers to stick around until then is proving difficult.
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But many Olympic athletes stick around for a few days to enjoy the Olympic spirit.
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With #ZarifStay trending on Twitter, most members of parliament called on him to stick around.
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But I think the most controversial thing I have ever done is to stick around.
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Employees aren't going to stick around long if they see their equity stake wiped out.
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But the Yahoo branding you're familiar with will stick around and become part of Verizon.
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Swimsuit trends come and go, but some stick around a little longer than we anticipated.
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Unfortunately, the Gingerbread Glazed Doughnuts aren't going to stick around long enough to prove that.
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Or, stick around town, throw it back to the '90s, and rent skates from Inercia.
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It's not good for honesty, reality or setting users up to stick around for long.
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Guthrie said she had a stack of additional questions if Manigault-Newman could stick around.
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And Marion isn't about to stick around and wait for the cops to find her.
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But if I opened it to find Will Ferrell, I'd probably stick around and listen.
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As he says in the interview, he's happy in Chicago and wants to stick around.
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But it's safe to say that on keyboards, WASD will stick around for a while.
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But East Coast residents may hope Jose can stick around just a couple days longer.
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Lorelai hurts her back and Emily decides to stick around and take care of her!
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Give us some quality and maybe we will all stick around for the right reasons.
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As for the many, many other questions — will Peter Capaldi stick around as the Doctor?
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Polling has consistently shown over the years that most Americans want pennies to stick around.
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Don't talk yourself out of hiring valuable talent, and don't let underperforming workers stick around.
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The value of your shares can go up or down, but liquidation preferences stick around.
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Following "Kid Talks," registered guests are welcome to stick around and explore the Botanical Garden.
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You've got all those worries about whether people really like you or will stick around.
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Why, pay for his Steelers teammate and friend Le'Veon Bell to stick around, of course.
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And I'm hoping to stick around long enough so that the numbers get even better.
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It's tweaking campus operations to recognize that some less affluent students stick around during breaks.
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Why stick around to defend a series of principles and priorities you don't believe in?
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Stick around to set it up, and show them a few of the coolest features.
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I was slightly disappointed that they didn't stick around to mingle for a few minutes.
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Mr. Portman's staff said he will stick around his home state and attend the convention.
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But on Wednesday she teased the prognosticators, suggesting she'll stick around into the next Congress.
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You'll want to stick around for the big cameo that returns at the film's end.
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This deal will probably stick around for the duration of the sale, but why wait?
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Some of these deals won't stick around for long, so act fast to avoid disappointment.
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Woke baes might be willing to stick around and lend a hand with the cleanup.
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The reason I stick around Kansas City goes beyond gigabit internet and low highway traffic.
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It's a wonderful monster, though, and hope they stick around for a long, long time.
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"If he keep playing Lonzo a lot -- over 35 minutes -- he'll stick around," Ball says.
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That means the fruits of summer can stick around for a few more weeks, too.
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Read the full interview or stick around here to explore this loss thing a little.
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But rain should move in tonight after sunset and will stick around all day Saturday.
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The blue skies will stick around through Friday, when temperatures should rise near 26 again.
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And earning a promotion through your own hard work doesn't obligate you to stick around.
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Stick around below to check out some of the more notable works from the fair.
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Should I stick around and force them to fire me, as all my friends counsel?
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And he hopes that they, like his clientele, will stick around for the next Barbuto.
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What's worse, Al is allowing Tracy to stick around but giving Earn his walking papers.
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I told you to stick around for Julia Alexander's reporting yesterday, and here it is.
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Some companies deliberately make exporting your data difficult because they want you to stick around.
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Despite Sessions' actions, Masucci has high hopes that the U.S. cannabis industry will stick around.
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Stick around a few more years, and we will have better answers to these questions.
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This afternoon we could see thunderstorms, and the rain could stick around until the weekend.
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This deal sold out quickly last time, so it might not stick around for long.
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The rain will stick around this weekend, and it may mix with snow on Sunday.
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So I think Steph would stick around for a bit during his hexed cold streak.
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It's far from certain that insurers taking part in Obamacare will stick around amid uncertainty.
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And we had a better idea: Why not have those independent reporting channels stick around?
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Bonus payments, wage increases and other benefits can help incentivize current employees to stick around.
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A streak of sunshine is expected to arrive on Thursday and stick around all weekend.
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Keep in mind that these accounts don't have to actually tweet anything to stick around.
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Without regular rainfall to drive erosion, if something happens, the evidence tends to stick around.
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And my teammates are going to be having dinner so I got to stick around.
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Meerkat added new users every month, but the vast majority of them didn't stick around.
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Gauguin allegedly played favorites with his children, too, although apparently not enough to stick around.
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"I wanted to thank the friends that stick around", Nok said to us over email.
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They only stick around for a few seconds at most before radioactively decaying into smaller elements.
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If you've ever wondered how Her Majesty went from a blushing bride to HBIC, stick around.
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Rather, he creates things that he hopes will stick around for some time longer in spirit.
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By then it was a matter of whether he wanted to stick around for another decade.
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Then a friend gave her a tarot reading that advised the budding actress to stick around.
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At first, he thought he might stick around and watch over his crop a bit longer.
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But for others, it can be enough to make you want winter to stick around forever.
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We can't blame the Queen Mother for not wanting to stick around in that hostile environment.
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But it feels like this Tissot-backed shot clock might stick around for quite some time.
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But making sure those employees want to stick around once they're hired is a trickier problem.
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But sustainably-farmed "smoked salmon Oscars" and a decadent truffle chicken pot pie will stick around.
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That's still not enough to make me stick around past my original one-year subscription, though.
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By most definitions, this show is too expensive, too strange, and too ambitious to stick around.
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And if it catches on, maybe it'll stick around as a way to keep sending stuff.
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You can't see the drivers reaction, but he certainly doesn't stick around to assess the situation.
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When customers don't trust an institution, they won't stick around, and customers do not trust banks.
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There's another challenge for Postmates, too: keeping drivers and couriers to stick around with the service.
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She insists she'll stick around to see out her term, but Tuesday's vote will determine that.
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So how can we ensure these silent sparks will stick around for future generations to enjoy?
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Many activists say they plan to stick around for the long haul even as winter approaches.
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But, how will the casting changes impact the show for those people who do stick around?
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Of note: Much of the initial reactions suggest viewers should stick around until the very end.
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If you already know Google's current office in Paris, that building is going to stick around.
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They do want to stabilize the insurance marketplaces, and convince carriers to stick around for 2246.
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We would all see each other at events and it was like, 'Hope you stick around!
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The emails will stick around for 30 days unless you click Trash and Empty Trash now.
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The older machines stick around, but game developers shift their attention to the more powerful hardware.
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Like summer Fridays, poolside cookouts, and white jeans, these Dunkin' newcomers won't stick around for long.
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But the alternative is letting Spicer stick around and look bad for a few more years.
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It's quick and creative and your complaints aren't likely to stick around longer than 24 hours.
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Matt SalmonMatthew (Matt) James SalmonArizona voters like Kyl but few think he'll stick around Former Sen.
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Oh, and don't forget to stick around after the show for Bachelor: After the Final Rose.
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"We just didn't want to stick around to see what was going to happen," Seng said.
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With such heavy integrations, Google is obviously depending on YouTube to help make Stadia stick around.
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Meanwhile, some soldiers in Venezuela admit their unhappiness but want to stick around in the military.
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Such companies increasingly prefer treatments for chronic diseases, not acute ones; the customers stick around longer.
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But most women are just looking for an interesting man who'll respect her and stick around.
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Don't worry, Pisces, you won't miss anything—whatever's important will stick around for you to consider.
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Pulling yourself out of sleep multiple times each morning allows the grogginess to stick around longer.
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Steyer adds nothing to the 2020 race, but he can stick around because of his wealth.
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"He's a poster child for what it's like to stick around for another year," Krystkowiak said.
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Make Domaine de Fontenille your base and allot time to both stick around and explore Provence.
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Did she think she could stick around on the national team for another four-year cycle?
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Following "Kid Talks," registered guests are welcome to stick around and explore the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
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The individual mandate and subsidies would disappear, but the mandate to cover everybody would stick around.
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There's no guarantee people will stick around after the round is over, but there's a chance.
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Shmukler is still with the company today and will stick around to help with the transition.
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Do you ever stick around after painting a piece to see how people interact with it?
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Before I started using Uma's brightening oil, my zits would stick around for days — sometimes weeks.
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"I guess you stick around long enough and make enough shots, you pass somebody," Smith joked.
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Expect more volatility Market participants expect this crazy volatility to stick around for a while longer.
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Some insurance plans would likely leave the exchanges, fearing the uncertain future, while others stick around.
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If unemployment keeps dropping, and caregivers discover better job options, they won't stick around for long.
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Some of the changes companies make now will stick around even after this ends, she said.
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Sure, some may unfollow you, but some may stick around no matter what your content is.
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Sure, some may unfollow you, but some may stick around no matter what your content is.
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Without that, I don't know how many people will stick around after this is all over.
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Without that, I don't know how many people will stick around after this is all over.
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On the downside, this may mean some tariffs are likely to stick around for a while.
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LG: All right, Julian, stick around because we want to hear your recommendation for the week.
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Here's how to plan accordingly if you want to stick around until Best Picture is announced.
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How long are you planning to stay, or are you planning to stick around for awhile?
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It is strong in video, where the action is, and teenagers stick around for long stretches.
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I don't need to stick around for a 4 to see how bad it can be.
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Okay, after the break, we're actually answering some more of your impeachment questions, so stick around.
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The president is planning to stick around Washington until the Senate passes a stopgap spending measure.
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A Pitchbook analyst says he's optimistic, and expects companies like Bird and Lime to stick around.
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Ms. Figueroa would have understood if a few who hadn't been invited decided to stick around.
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Sessions has encouraged his loyalists to stick around to see who might take over for him.
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And be sure to stick around as we all figure out how this all ends together.
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You're going to want to stick around as we figure out how this all ends together.
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Let your friends know in advance that you may not stick around for the entire event.
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Stick around longer, and you will just as inevitably lose some of those people you love.
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" : "Lightning struck once and that was good enough, and I would not stick around too long.
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But as of now, he said the trade tensions will stick around a little while longer.
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"Well, I am very confident that we're going to stick around in the future," he says.
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After the meeting, I help clean up and stick around for chit chat and lengthy goodbyes.
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"People want to share in ways that don't stick around permanently," Zuckerberg said on the call.
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Google has introduced yet another way to message people, and this one might actually stick around.
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Stick around Trump long enough and he will scapegoat you or turn on you or both.
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If unemployment keeps dropping and caregivers discover better job options, they won't stick around for long.
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I urge you all to stick around because it tells an important story about his candidacy.
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Stick around to the end, where he bounces up to the hoop for a cheeky layup.
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Rahm is at three over, so at least Phil Mickelson's brother will get to stick around.
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It was an attempt to prop up its currency by encouraging foreign investors to stick around.
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Short blocks, shopkeepers who know their customers, and families that stick around for generations foster intimacy.
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Sabbaticals typically breed loyalty and can encourage leaders to stick around longer than they originally intended.
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Or, put more crassly: How can Spotify get you to stick around, and/or pay up?
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The price is $9.99 per month afterwards if you want to stick around past WrestleMania. 2.
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If people are going to stick around for longer, the consequences of being unkind could, as well.
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If you want me to stick around, if you want me to keep doing this, let's talk.
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Those capabilities are being tested to determine if they'll be able to stick around with less support.
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But the flowers only last one night, so you have to stick around to see the show.
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One recent study started to get a handle on how long those grey matter reductions stick around.
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Consistency is not the key in Hollywood, and stars' "signature looks" don't stick around for too long.
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More immediately, the shutdown places a greater burden on the employees deemed essential enough to stick around.
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Without many other options, Gibson could have a chance to stick around if he pitches well enough.
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With approval, he'll be able to stick around through at least the entirety of Trump's current term.
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The countdown represents how long that raid boss will stick around for you to take them on.
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There is no deadline to these deals, but we're confident that they won't stick around for long.
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And sometimes, they stick around long enough for a picture, a dance, or even a Champagne toast.
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Just make sure to stick around for the last Mumford and Sons zinger — it's a real doozy.
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You'll have to work out with your host how long it's possible to stick around for free.
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But they won't stick around to buy from Boeing if it continues to follow a nationalist agenda.
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Newt, stick around because we have a lot more to get through with you after the Angle.
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Stick around to the end to watch a clay figure get squashed in horrific Akira-esque fashion.
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Instead of dragging a USB stick around with your presentations you can load them on the Kangaroo.
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I'm asked if I want to stick around to see the crew unload InSight off the plane.
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Also, if you make it to the end, you might as well stick around for the credits.
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Did Brown stick around to babysit the West kids while Kim and Kanye had a date night?
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Now, the company is hoping the app's latest refresh will help make sure those users stick around.
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Now it's left with three hospital networks and two months to convince its customers to stick around.
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Stick around as long as M83 has, and you enter into an unspoken contract with your audience.
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The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will likely stick around when new iPhones are released in September.
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Make sure to stick around for the slo-mo zoomed in shot ... which is just as fascinating!
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Without that regular infusion, the core fans will stick around, though overall interest will wane, he said.
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I'm here to say we are, and I'm going to stick around to make sure we do.
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But today, many women online — you women who are far braver than I am — you stick around.
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Beats 1 is expected to continue to stick around, and it might even expand to more stations.
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Alas, the upgrade won't stick around forever — Tesla generally charges at least $5,000 for the permanent equivalent.
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What happens if LeBron wants to stick around and Leonard still wants the supermax extension he deserves?
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Why does one GIF stick around for years, while another expires faster than a carton of milk?
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NASA is preparing for Juno to stick around Jupiter a lot longer than it had originally planned.
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Those symptoms may be gone after a few hours or stick around for a couple of days.
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In this "hit refresh" political culture, damaging news does not have to stick around for long, either.
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Those students courageous enough to stick around found themselves in close proximity to people of alternative perspectives.
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Mr. Mansbridge will stick around until next July and host the 150th anniversary celebrations on Canada Day.
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Chains like Starbucks and Chipotle have started offering similar education perks to get workers to stick around.
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But if you find yourself taking on new responsibilities after the layoff, experts suggest you stick around.
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The flowers are expected to stick around until mid-March, unless it gets too hot or windy.
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But if those viewers stick around, it'll be for one simple reason: The Conners is pretty good.
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Maybe he'll go play in the D-League, maybe he'll stick around UCLA and try again later.
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But whether they or their league will stick around in the long run is harder to know.
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If you think Rihanna's going to stick around while Drake dry-cries, you've got another thing coming.
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Though, you'll still have to sell a decent number of sandwiches if you want to stick around.
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He'd stick around for two years before being traded to the Devils and then to Los Angeles.
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Rep. Matt SalmonMatthew (Matt) James SalmonArizona voters like Kyl but few think he'll stick around Former Sen.
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Not having the time to stick around and work scenes as long as I would like to.
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But the blue skies and sunshine walking you to work should stick around most of the week.
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Advocates say that anyone in line to vote by the time the polls close should stick around.
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Frank is really young and we didn't know if he was going to stick around with her.
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The seating is meant to encourage them to stick around longer, and locations feature an open kitchen.
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The problem for Eldon is that visitors to the historic house rarely stick around after their visit.
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Until then, however, Mulvaney can stick around, essentially lengthening the amount of time Republicans control the agency.
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Biden didn't even stick around in the Granite State, opting instead to move on to South Carolina.
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But by and large, bullish investors who like stocks can find plenty of reasons to stick around.
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"Those people we know are going to stick around for a really long time," Von Ahn says.
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I don't for a minute regret breaking my pledge not to stick around for a third term.
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Those who cannot get their music fix from the indie Pitchfork can stick around Chicago until Aug.
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She added the bank is "unapologetically black" ... so expect the card to stick around for a while.
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C. heads out and I stick around to let the instructor know that I have back issues.
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But later in the day, when business is slow, Starbucks may indeed want people to stick around.
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But Mr. Sow, an undocumented street vendor from Senegal, did not stick around for thanks and congratulations.
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But the season is certainly shaping up solidly enough for us to stick around to find out.
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In his fourth season, he met Mann, who persuaded Burgdoerfer to stick around Bakersfield for another year.
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He dismantles her entire business model and doesn't even stick around to help pick up the pieces.
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We don't, as a culture, seem to stick around to see what that person's next step is.
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Alabama doesn't have problems getting students to stick around to the end of exciting Southeastern Conference games.
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But unfortunately, some of the trends will likely stick around in the 2020s, according to design experts.
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He believes some of these practices could stick around for longer than the COVID-19 pandemic itself.
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I think it's great that guys should stick around and take advantage of it while you're here.
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They asked me to stick around ... Let go with a really generous, very generous package, but yeah.
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Then after she steps out, stick around for interviews with Baby Driver's Slater and I, Tonya's Riegel.
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Sometimes they fade out, other times they stick around and mutate, or they are preserved in photographs.
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But it's still a necessary way to convince viewers to stick around in the weeks to come.
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In such an environment, these laborers might not stick around for the work that will be needed.
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He also vowed to "stick around," which will help assuage investors concerned he would flee after the merger.
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But he's a very likely home team candidate, since someone has to stick around to guard the Sanctum.
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Now it just has to deliver—and make enough money doing it to stick around for that future.
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But I want you to stick around and to keep going and gratitude is fuel for that endeavor.
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It's not like she would want to stick around to watch Owen and Amelia figure out their relationship.
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More than that, TV users tend to stick around for roughly 80-minute sessions of just music videos.
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These two speakers join last year's Kilburn II model, which will stick around as the midsized Goldilocks option.
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That's a long time for subscribers to stick around, especially if they showed up for that one show.
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The things that truly stick around at the end of the day are personality and intelligence and comedy.
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Piss off an ally sufficiently and they might not stick around to the end of your overarching mission.
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I know we're going to stick around and do more of an interview for Worldwide Exchange tomorrow morning.
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It's strong enough that they'll likely stick around even if the mukbang trend were to ever die down.
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"I didn't want to stick around to find out what else was going to happen," the woman said.
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The ones who want it bad enough stick around, stretching their 0003 minutes as long as digitally possible.
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They also learned not to trust that its products would stick around: there are other service shutdowns coming.
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While wobbly, content on Splish is intended to stick around, rather than ephemerally pass away (à la Snaps).
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The question is whether an audience will stick around to watch what's likely to be a bloodless fight.
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Daines and others want the Senate to stick around to wrap up spending bills and confirm Trump's nominees.
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If someone wanders onto YouTube and finds a familiar topic, they're more likely to stick around and explore.
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HellRaisers — HellRaisers continue to stick around in the top 20 teams but don't regularly place well in tournaments.
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Come for the giant balloons, but stick around to see Broadway performances from Anastasia and Dear Evan Hansen.
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Nerve agents don't just poison people — they stick around and poison the land, making the attack even scarier.
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We stick around, are offered some complimentary wine, and hang for a while until it gets too cold.
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Guess who's likely to stick around for all four or eight years, and will be empowered in 2018?
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This deal won't stick around for long, so grab this highly-rated robot vacuum cleaner while you can.
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Cuoco says she urged him to stick around to diffuse the tension so she wouldn't burst into tears.
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You can listen to the new track below, and stick around while we show you more solid work.
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The algorithm could also surface tweets from new users so they feel loved and want to stick around.
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If you want your employees to stick around, champion their work and give them credit for their successes.
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He rushed to feed it, hoping it would stick around long enough for him to get a photo.
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Some viewers who are not already committed Mirandites may not stick around for more than a few minutes.
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Reinforced with "chew armor" these bird-shaped toys are bound to stick around even after a few tussles.
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"Investors are willing to pay and stick around until there is more clarity about the economy," said Placido.
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Unlike many other colorful bird species, red-winged blackbirds often stick around the same areas in the wintertime.
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To make matters worse, Mike's parents decide to stick around and nix their plans to move to Florida.
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The trend with "revolutionary" ideas in the fight racket is that they don't tend to stick around long.
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And unlike a new outfit or a drastic hair dye job, these glow-ups tend to stick around.
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Anyway, you'll want to stick around for the end of this video, when Gigi sings "Popular" from Wicked.
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That suggests to me that Obama's version of the party is likely to stick around for a while.
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Let's also imagine that these sick feelings were to stick around for up to a full week afterwards.
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The shapes will stick around like a tattoo (but still come off at the end of the day).
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Just remember that it's called a flash sale for a reason: These fares won't stick around for long.
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When a brand anticipates and responds to our needs in this way, we want them to stick around.
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" PG&E: "Lightning struck once and that was good enough, and I would not stick around too long.
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Plus, be sure to stick around for the part where Mason tries to give Michael Bloomberg a horse.
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It is very unlikely any of them will stick around long enough to be the next Duke Senior.
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Please, Kellyanne Conway, stick around one year more, even if your husband hates me more than Al Gore.
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But possessed of the ability to stop her heart at any time, she consistently chooses to stick around.
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Emeritus professors often stick around institutions for decades; some former researchers still drop into the Salk for lunch.
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TechCrunch will be covering it closely, so make sure to stick around the site for notes and interviews.
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Specific examples: Alabama is rolling out a program to reward students who stick around through the fourth quarter.
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So the tiger decides to stick around, Mr. Bilal said, catalyzing a whole cycle of conflict and death.
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I figured I would stick around for a week or two and then head back to the States.
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Stick around, and you will be rewarded with a brief but remarkable conversation on the nature of existence.
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It hopes its initiative and other sweetened benefits will entice workers to join the company and stick around.
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The few that signed up didn't stick around because there was only a few people to chat with.
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Fall won't stick around forever, but rest assured — these staples will carry on seamlessly into the colder months.
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"People want to share in ways that don't stick around permanently," Mark Zuckerberg said on the earnings call.
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Most glass frog species stick around for only a few important hours when their young are most vulnerable.
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I am excited to make something printed that might stick around in the physical world for a while.
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Considering how environmentally conscious the younger generation is, it'd be surprising if glitter-based beauty products stick around.
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We need to keep making it easier to pay for news so that those folks will stick around.
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And the investors who stick around end up going home with a good chunk of change, he said.
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The jury is still out on whether or not this subtle stubble situation will stick around for the Oscars.
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Of course, if you give someone $10 million worth of a diamond, you might expect them to stick around.
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The Obamas hinted back in 2013 that they might stick around town after President Obama's term in office ends.
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Chan says that users who only want to help a company complete tasks for points usually don't stick around.
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Graduation is a time to celebrate your accomplishments, but remember the photos will probably stick around for a while.
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We stick around a bit for the views and then decide to grab another round at the Williamsburg Hotel.
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The extra time could provide insurers who were considering exiting those marketplaces next year an incentive to stick around.
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Oh, and if you stick around until the end there might just be a freestyle in it for you.
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That's why I don't want to stick around to watch Viall try (and potentially fail) to find love again.
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For the moment, providers seem to be content making up for losses by penalizing the customers who stick around.
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Instead of digesting the interloper, the larger cell let it stick around for the valuable energy that it produced.
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The question that remains is how long people will stick around after a novel filter hooks them back in.
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Katz's ownership of its own restaurant building, a relative rarity in New York, has also helped it stick around.
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Mark must have felt stranded, socially speaking, after the less than enthusiastic reception, and he didn't stick around long.
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Finally, after an unusually cold and unusually long winter, temperatures will jump into the 70s tomorrow — and stick around.
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Expect the new dad to get more media love this weekend as long as the Tar Heels stick around.
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Are you a sharpshooter, capable of flicking an analog stick around with ease, and sniping someone across the way?
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Facebook says the early tests of Canvas have shown users actually want to stick around and experience the ads.
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It's another surprising consequence of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression: Wall Street chiefs who stick around.
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These specialty Kisses are available at Walmart, but no word yet on how long they're going to stick around.
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"Avengers" likely won't stick around past Labor Day, especially if its ticket sales continue to decline at this rate.
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Cruz didn't stick around for Trump's coronation speech Thursday night, instead catching a mid-afternoon flight back to Washington.
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"But now you understand how hard it is to stick around and how many experiences you've had," he reflected.
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The key to making any moody lip look stick around is by first applying lipliner in a similar shade.
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Isis didn't stick around for long, though, even after rebranding as Softcard to avoid associations with the Islamic State.
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Kalanick suggested that 2,000 employees might want him to go, but more than 10,000 want him to stick around.
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We made very, very strong attempts to keep them and offered them a lot of money to stick around.
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We've got to be more careful than that so we can stick around for another 20 years or whatever.
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Chocolate-based treats melt quickly in the mouth, while hard candies, gummies and candy corn tend to stick around.
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Is it better to stretch before a workout, or stick around for the stretch at the end of class?
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And a look at the declining number of royal families, and why some that have survived will stick around.
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If you're not feeling the concept (you should be), then the cast might prove reason enough to stick around.
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The summer season is winding down and only a few of the researchers stick around for the brutal winter.
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Her biography plays well in a defence-rich region where many military people stick around after completing their tours.
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Others, like violence in Libya and the deterioration of Venezuela, seem more likely to stick around for a while.
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And Maduro will probably stick around to push back, despite Secretary Pompeo's claim that he'd nearly fled into exile.
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You can listen to the whole thing now in the video embed above, but stick around while you do.
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Lady Crane: I'd like to see Essie Davis stick around, so this would be a bummer if it happens.
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Now, Shay Mitchell is giving unicorn beauty one more reason to stick around — or at least through festival season.
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It's not the free food and beanbag chairs that make employees of Google's parent company want to stick around.
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The viable, fearless female President-elect is an incredibly endearing character, and we'd like to see her stick around.
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How big a problem depends on how many viewers that came to the network for the election stick around.
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As the scooter companies grow and stick around, they've learned quickly that the vehicles need to be more durable.
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They hit you squarely, with a downstroke, and stick around with ringing guitars to ask: Did I get you?
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Head over to Amazon to shop these deals, but don't dawdle — we don't know how long they'll stick around.
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What if the delivery person decides to stick around and help themselves to a few items in your home?
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"He's a poster child for what it's like to stick around for another year," Utes Coach Larry Krystkowiak said.
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But there is then no democratic follow-up, and these organizations rarely stick around long enough to see that.
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Stick around, we've got a lot more coming back from Omaha in just a moment right here on Squawk.
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Here's how to make Facebook more secure, if you want to stick around to see how this pans out.
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Not that Hereford has ever been short of creative young people—the problem was getting them to stick around.
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And how often is it that they stick around the market for 17 years, despite fairly limited public interest?
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There's also a Developer Keynote later in the day, so stick around for plenty of news from that, too.
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As always, do yourself a favor and stick around until the end of the video for Jurgen Klopp's reaction.
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"You can be comfortable because you know they're not going to stick around," he said of the live broadcasts.
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Presumably, the in-game shop that superseded the Wii Shop Channel in 2011, the Nintendo eShop, will stick around.
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But even his loyal supporters didn't stick around after he spoke (briefly) at his election-night rally in Vermont.
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And stick around for Fujiko Nakaya's "Pathfinder #18700 Oslo," which at very specific times fills the forest with mist.
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And Ms. Johnson plans to stick around in city administration and in the union as long as she can.
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"It's hard for people to stick around in fields where they're told they don't belong," Lind wrote for Vox.
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Assuming its after-market declines stick around during trading today, the company is now worth about $125 billion less.
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Though the allotted time for the grilling had expired, he offered to stick around as long as they wanted.
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Netflix is locked in with Seinfeld for five years starting in 2021, but will it stick around after that?
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Plan an hour or so for O'Keeffe, then grab a coffee at the Pine Tree Cafe and stick around.
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Maybe that feeling will strike with the beginning of the actual trial arguments — assuming all the networks stick around.
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Some deals stick around for days or even weeks, safe in the knowledge that interest will rumble along slowly.
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Stick around and we'll give you an update on the afternoon's testimony and our Nixometer reading of the day.
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According to Nvidia, one title that will stick around is Wolfenstein: Youngblood, for reasons the company is not disclosing.
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In Shakespeare, rotten people do rotten things, but if they stick around and say they're sorry they are forgiven.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't expect it to stick around for much longer.
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Tech Tip Q. I use the Apple Podcasts app, but the episodes never stick around after I play them.
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After the break, we've got a new game for you, so stick around and see what that's all about.
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But the casual dining chain is still looking for ways to get general managers to stick around even longer.
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But just because the typewriter is a bit dead (or mostly dead) doesn't mean the music can't stick around.
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See on Instagram SALEEM: how long do you think the effects of the "one-drop rule" will stick around?
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The resultant gratitude is more likely to stick around in the brain — and where gratitude abounds, altruism may follow.
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After Ms. Stanchfield's reading, stick around for a conversation between Ms. Newman and the Modern Love editor, Dan Jones.
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You only need to make rate if you're trying to get promoted and stick around for a long time.
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There is still the question of whether some probiotics stick around long enough in the body to do anything.
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Even if you have no relationship to Dragon Age, you will probably find a good reason to stick around.
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Stick around after midnight and the show will give way to what's sure to be a spirited jam session.
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Stick around for the tail end of this clip, where Pence requires bleeping: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Stick around long enough, and you acquire a certain gravitas, no matter how ragged and unpretentious you may be.
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"It may stick around for a while, but it may be replaced by another fun vegetarian food," Greenberg says.
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Donors would stick around longer, too: fewer sudden surges of aid followed by abrupt drawdowns, which wreck long-term plans.
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Why should I have to leave if corporations like Tyco, Pfizer and Allergan can stick around but call themselves Irish?
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Some weather forecasters have been calling for widespread heat to return – and possibly stick around – at some point this month.
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After the ongoing struggles of the Wii U, many wondered whether Nintendo would even stick around as a hardware company.
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Creators who stick around are well poised for big payouts, though hard stats are mythic and can often be misleading.
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Unfortunately, this look didn't stick around too long; since then, the comedian has played with frosted tips and blue hair.
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For those early requesters to stick around once Gems' sponsorship runs out, Gems will need a ready and willing workforce.
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The president's powers to break a marketplace with robust competition, where insurers want to stick around, are actually quite weak.
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She says Neanderthal genes may be able to stick around in part due to aspects of this complex genetic reorganization.
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For fans hoping Couric will make the move a permanent one, there's little chance the television personality will stick around.
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But because these documents have managed to stick around in Nelson's storage bins, they've become objects of genuine historic value.
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That's not going to happen any time soon, but at least, the iPhone XS feels like it will stick around.
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Restaurants like Starbucks, Chipotle, Taco Bell and McDonald's have rolled out retention programs aimed at getting staff to stick around.
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European experience also demonstrates that customers who buy more than one service from a carrier tend to stick around longer.
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And the even if some stick around, there aren't enough of them to fill out every moment of the day.
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Though reliable numbers are scarce, researchers reckon that most irregular migrants enter Britain on legitimate tourist visas, then stick around.
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For Coinbase, moving slowly and maintaining a favorable relationship with regulators is necessary if the company wants to stick around.
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It looks as though that placement might stick around for a while longer, based on a report from KGI Securities.
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Physical media may be becoming an increasingly rare sight for consumers, but elsewhere it's likely to stick around for decades.
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"It helps when you really do find someone — like, oh, wow, this is someone that could stick around," he said.
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Equally, though, a nickname can stubbornly stick around for ages — outlasting any nonprofessional understanding of the logic underlying its coinage.
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If marine litter is your biggest concern, paper bags are better because paper degrades and doesn't stick around for years.
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Reinhart thinks Tarullo won't stick around while his work creating the rules on Dodd-Frank is potentially amended or dismantled.
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Given current drivers' outrage over Juno's decision to sell to Gett, it's not likely many of them will stick around.
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It appears to be confident that its service has improved enough that customers will stick around after that first year.
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At least two or three of them will stick around to become characters you need to give a crap about.
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I hate letting work pile up, so I decide to stick around an extra hour before heading home for dinner.
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He may not last right until the end of the show, but we think he'll stick around for awhile yet.
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But since EPA employees tend to stick around a long time, a mass departure would mean a big brain drain.
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Make it less risky for insurers to stick around for one more year by getting rid of the financial downside.
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Alumina and black carbon from rockets can stick around in the stratosphere for three to five years, according to Ross.
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More people are logging in to check out the new kid on the block, and they're choosing to stick around.
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And while there might not be a short before the movie, there's a reason to stick around after the movie.
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If it's just renovations and they let the people who were there before stick around, then it's a good thing.
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Look, says Rountree, if you stick around in life, keep your eyes open, the dizzy serotonin rush is worth it.
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There's no saying how long this deal will stick around for, but this saving should encourage you to act quickly.
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Hopefully, at the very least, Podrick Way and Tyrion Court stick around and are situated right next to each other.
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If showrunners were to kill him, they'd have to have a damn good reason for people to stick around afterwards.
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Needless to say, in order for this to succeed, international forces need to stick around for some time post-ISIS.
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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairwoman Mary Jo White could stick around beyond President Obama's term, Bloomberg Politics reported Friday.
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But you shouldn't have to use another messaging app just because you don't want your chats to stick around forever.
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Stick around for an epic fight night when UFC lightweight Max Holloway squares off against Justin Poirier on April 13.
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But she decided to stick around after Trump defied expectations of most members of Congress and won the Electoral College.
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Why do many problems in life seem to stubbornly stick around, no matter how hard people work to fix them?
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Moreover, boss Antonio Horta Osorio, who dragged Lloyds out of government ownership, plans to stick around for the foreseeable future.
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On the other hand, this period also brought me a few really close friendships with people who did stick around.
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Hopefully, as the show progresses, it will evolve into the kind of party that you want to stick around for.
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The Drakes Beach seals are likely to stick around until April when the pups will be weaned from their mothers.
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If you suspect something or someone is haunted or possessed, don't stick around trying to make contact with otherworldly spirits.
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A second-choice-of-many candidate may not be able to stick around to be considered at a contested convention.
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The string of supporting parts established her as a fan favorite, even if she often didn't stick around for long.
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Despite new features like and fun new masks for users, the service isn't giving people many reasons to stick around.
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She wasn't sure she wanted to stick around Port Townsend forever, she said, but there was a lot to like.
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Rosenstein was scheduled to leave the Justice Department weeks earlier but surprised many by announcing that he would stick around.
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EST, though there's reason to believe some deals will stick around until December 4, which is known as Cyber Week.
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You can even use GetSiteControl to show a custom message to visitors leaving your site so they stick around longer.
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I will stick around and hope for the best, though I'm pretty sure this algorithm is far from the best.
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Now that the dangerously cold weather has set in, experts say it may stick around for the next several weeks.
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Stick around for the finale as Lori Greiner offers a rare second chance to Tigere Chiriga, founder of Floating Mug.
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So, if they want to stick around and continue to do what they're doing, great, but we're building the pipeline.
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An Uber driver working their way toward a college degree will have an incentive to stick around until graduation day.
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But if the Eggos get contaminated at any stage after that, such as during packaging, the listeria can stick around.
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They often seem to show up out of nowhere and stick around for as long as they please — but why?
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I'm Janice Dickinson and I'm gonna stick around for a long, long time, you ain't getting rid of me yet.
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If you don't have a job, maybe you're just too drunk to stick around—or perhaps the party just sucks.
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Which means that is likely to stick around as a storyline for as long as Schultz is in the race.
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"Since I was already in London, I thought I might as well stick around in case anything happens," Jung said.
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Technology and finance jobs have flooded in, enticing students from the area's welter of colleges to stick around after graduation.
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We are living in a golden age of TV series that build to big finishes and then just … stick around.
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As the first half ended, Rothman told the hungry Jackson to stick around to fill time during the halftime show.
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We are now having a five-minute recess, and Zuckerberg did not offer to stick around for more questions today.
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Sports movies stick around way longer than they deserve, especially when most of them have no surprises to offer you.
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After Sunday's game, Alderson made it clear that he still wanted Collins to stick around — albeit in a different job.
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But, by improving on the models of those existing shows, Love Is Blind may just convince people to stick around.
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Iger had previously said he was going to leave his Disney job, but he kept finding reasons to stick around.
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These deals appear on Amazon over the Black Friday shopping period, and only stick around for a matter of hours.
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It is sparse, with a counter and a few wooden tables for those who want to stick around to eat.
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Once consumers enter their credit card information, it's a lot easier to get them to stick around for a while.
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Research says there's 3 reasons why people quit their jobs — this is how to get your employees to stick around
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But now that Taylor has made space for himself in the world of novels, maybe he'll stick around, he said.
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Mostly cloudy skies stick around Tuesday night, with shower chances rising again toward morning as temperatures hover in the 50s.
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America's Mayor felt that he needed to stick around to shepherd a city still reeling from the September 11 attacks.
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Don't delay — discounts like this are rare on the site, and we doubt this kick is going to stick around.
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Narrator: And once customers get into the store, they tend to stick around, because Apple stores are just plain cool.
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Users may feel more comfortable communicating with one or a handful friends, and sharing content that won't stick around permanently.
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When users stick around using Plum for long enough, Trokoudes says they are surprised (and delighted) that it actually works.
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But her similarities with Powell and high praise from Trump make her likelier than other former chairs to stick around.
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You know, we're gonna stick around for a long time — cause we world champs, baby, and it feels so good.
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That means that Cocaine Santa might stick around for the entire holiday season… and Colombia might prep a second lawsuit.
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"They might persuade me to stick around," he said in an interview ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Rev.
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The agency is planning a crewed mission to the moon in 22022, and this time it wants to stick around.
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Stick around for the story about dry cleaning — it will make you think differently about how you get things done.
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They're the tools of propagandists, xenophobes, and oppressors, and tend to stick around through the ages like a bad smell.
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When his term was over, both Democrats and Republicans in city council wanted him to stick around, the Tennessean reported.
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Weller: You devote an entire chapter to how football will stick around because of, not despite, its level of violence.
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It also requires staff who are planning to stick around long enough to see these kinds of investigations to fruition.
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She promises as much on "Swish Swish" saying, "Imma stick around / for more than a minute / get used to it."
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You're also beginning to reflect on your friendships and the communities you're a part of: Do you want to stick around?
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The bass is heavier, the flow is more precise, but it's still light enough to stick around as a summer track.
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The outreach team is unloading a few pallets of compost bins, so I stick around to help them for a bit.
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To be diagnosed with major depression, your qualifying symptoms need to stick around for at least two weeks, per the DSM.
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If they didn't, some Republican senators would have to stick around to oversee the session, which they don't want to do.
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They stick around for a day and then they're gone, though you can save them to your phone if you like.
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A few idling tourists decided to stick around—eventually picking up protest signs themselves outside of the White House, Parkhomenko said.
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Here are the movies that pair royals with civilians, and occasionally stick around to see whether life really is a fairytale.
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In other words, splurging on this brand is justified, since these coats are likely to stick around the next few winters.
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Today is hugely important around commitments—which is saying something because you're not famous for your ability to stick around long.
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Make sure you stick around for the outtakes at the end — looks like Troyer is a lot of fun to film.
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They should also know by now that no one, not even the ostensible lead of the story, can stick around forever.
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That's because a sneeze can squirt the virus into the air, where it can stick around for up to two hours.
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Stick around until the very end of the "Garden" video and you'll get a little bit of wisdom from SZA's mom.
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Boston needs to do the same: As entrepreneurs find success here, they should stick around and start reinvesting in the area.
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His modest success and the fact that Germany was in financial ruin under the Weimar Republic convinced him to stick around.
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It means those companies are also potentially more likely to stick around in the face of financial stresses or environmental threats.
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As you decide whether to stick around or leave your old employer's plan, think about how this might affect your investments.
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While this much normal sand isn't a rarity, gypsum's solubility in water means that it doesn't typically stick around for long.
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Yeah. But I'm normal, I have a job, and chickens...if my man doesn't like my birds, he doesn't stick around.
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But I want to stick around and try to make the thing better for the people it matters to the most.
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Gass and her team hoped that when customers returned their Amazon orders, they would stick around after and shop the store.
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Tonja and the cub will stick around at Tierpark Zoo for the next two years before being moved to another zoo.
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The hoverboards, mobile phones, and cars of the modern world baffle her, but she doesn't plan to stick around for long.
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A free month of Hulu's live TV service means users can at least stick around to watch the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Unlike scripted shows, where the characters stick around, The Bachelor introduces us to a whole new cast of people each year.
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But he's worked really, really well as a supporting player, and Mark Ruffalo has so far seemed game to stick around.
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If you need to win it all, then it's hard to stick around after doing poorly in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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YouTube Stories will appear for both subscribers and non-subscribers, and they'll stick around for seven days on the mobile app.
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Lore's stake stands at around $20143 million, according to Recode, but requires him to stick around and build up both Jet.
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While at first it seems idyllic, Nell convinces him otherwise — he shouldn't stick around and put on his big boy hat.
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While he has mostly been streaming without an audience, every so often an errant person will drop by and stick around.
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Even if you aren't into One Direction, you're gonna want to stick around for the craziest 1D fanfics of all time.
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"Customers come to you without you needing to sell to them, they're generally happier and they stick around longer," he says.
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BTW -- stick around for some AWESOME father/son smack talk when we ask who'd win in a one-on-one game.
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While House members are already leaving town for August recess, the Senate plans to stick around for part of the month.
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" Another tweet said, "Women were meant to hang around for a few seconds these days, dogs are meant to stick around.
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But if a robot (even a tiny one) can perch somewhere without using much energy, it can stick around for longer.
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If people stick around, the air district advised putting on an N95 mask to filter out fine particles in the air.
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He confessed to Lindsay that he'd had been some "dark days" — and wasn't always sure if he wanted to stick around.
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The bottom line: The robust scientific ecosystem in the U.S. will continue to thrive, and scientists with grit should stick around.
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That doesn't mean there's no risk at all, but it does mean failed or abandoned satellites won't stick around for long.
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Female pumpkinseeds will come in and lay their eggs, and then the males stick around on patrol to defend their nests.
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People stick around because—for a person who is a Satanist—Satanism brings them a great deal of meaning and value.
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It's a minor offense, but he has to stick around until Monday when he'll go to court and pay a fine.
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That's why Rubio and John Kasich, vying for the establishment and more moderate vote, are likely to try and stick around.
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And, if you're at an action movie, some mysterious scene will pop up after the credits, so you better stick around.
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If you see a woman being followed or otherwise bothered by a stranger, stick around to make sure she's safe. 299.
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Jordan resumed the lesson, fearing that if she didn't stick around for the full 73 minutes, VIPKid might dock her pay.
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Some of these corks do have technical advantages of their own, but they aren't the main reason why they stick around.
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And, with Daydream, Google is looking to help all the first-timers come on board and, hopefully, stick around as well.
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Unfortunately, just like with Incognito, the bad guys don't always lose, and they tend to stick around longer than they should.
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Which is why Republicans are doing all they can right now to convince wavering members to stick around for another term.
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The tax is inevitable should Butler stick around long term, but crossing that line as early as this summer isn't impossible.
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But bacterial tests don't really give the whole picture; viruses are known to stick around longer, for weeks and even months.
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Before starting his speech, Judge Rakoff said he was sorry he could not stick around to listen to Ms. Khan's talk.
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Ms. Garefino, who has worked on the show for 19 of its 20 years, suggested they could stick around longer still.
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Now, even more money is earmarked for her, along with a more indelible message: She can stick around at this level.
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Initially, the Clinton campaign had allowed Wasserman Schultz to stick around this week to perform a few pro-forma podium duties.
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But then again, it might stick around, because of how well it suits, and reframes, the brand that is Hillary Clinton.
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The headphone jack is unlikely to return and we're hoping the iPhone 7's waterproofing and stereo speakers also stick around.
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There's something to be said for a game knowing the right amount of time to stick around, and Headlander nailed that.
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The first star: David Poile would like you to stop playing X-Man—Be sure to stick around for the update.
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Although Ess mentioned that the blond look is temporary, we wouldn't mind having it stick around for a wee bit longer.
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But Houston insists that despite negative publicity surrounding the company's finances, they have enough money in the bank to stick around.
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He explains that Flashfood is "basically a reduced rack, but as an app" and expresses some skepticism that it'll stick around.
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"You know I'd wait for you / And stay away for you / I stick around, when things are falling down," she sings.
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After a series of musical chairs, Puerto Rico has a governor that may stick around for more than a few days.
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But they are likely to form new networks, and Mr. Cleeton plans to stick around to shoot them as they do.
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The researchers now plan to look at how environmental conditions, like temperature and humidity, affect the virus's ability to stick around.
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At the end of the night, Ms. Del Rey didn't stick around for an encore, but she didn't quite retreat either.
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What better, then, but to double down on the "single lifestyle," as Tinder is now doing, to ensure users stick around?
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Amazon says its biggest tablet, the 1o-inch Fire HD 10, will stick around, but it's not getting any upgrades now.
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The coldest conditions are expected to arrive during the last week of January and stick around through the beginning of February.
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Driving to the state capital in their Pontiac Montana minivan, they did not realize how long the storm would stick around.
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You get to control the way the meeting goes, who gets to share their screen, and who gets to stick around.
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"We want it to be a song that hopefully won't stick around, that won't become popular every March 8," she said.
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A little while later some friends of mine happen to come into the bar too, so I decide to stick around.
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DEB The thing is, unless someone gets killed off, major characters usually get to stick around for more than six months!
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They'd come to the hospital with meals, stick around when her parents couldn't, help rally the family and manage their lives.
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Eastern, ESPN You could be forgiven if you did not stick around for the second game of TNT's doubleheader on Thursday.
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He therefore did not technically consent to the break or stick around long enough to fully understand its terms and conditions.
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But for the rest of us, it's a very bad look -- and one that doesn't make me want to stick around.
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" The operative added: "I think where we are today doesn't cause permanent damage, but if they stick around then it could.
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And stick around to see who earns the title of best over-all hack — along with $5,000 — from the TechCrunch editors.
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Mall operators are hoping gyms will not only bring people in to work out, but that they'll stick around and shop.
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The last time my company was acquired was the first time I planned to stick around to hit the next milestone.
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Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) and Matt SalmonMatthew (Matt) James SalmonArizona voters like Kyl but few think he'll stick around Former Sen.
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He argued that the region should depend on America's partnership, while simultaneously suggesting that the US didn't want to stick around.
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RHP Mike Foltynewicz will try to throw more strikes and stick around longer when he faces the Diamondbacks in Arizona on Monday.
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People are more likely to think the thing is a flash in the pan, so it may not stick around as long.
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Certain sex songs are timeless (we're looking at you, "Pony") and stick around on our playlist of bedroom jams year after year.
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The larger 12.9-inch size will stick around, but I'd expect to see all other iPads at 10.5 inches at some point.
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But for those who stick around into later episodes, those wounds will still be understandably fresh when Women Tell All rolls around.
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Photo: GettyIt was only a few months ago that Tesla signed Elon Musk to stick around as CEO for another ten years.
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Sebastian is essentially abandoned by his angry father, making Maja feel responsible for his well-being, and more likely to stick around.
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So settle in for the two-and-a-half-hour journey, but don't feel compelled to stick around for any Easter eggs.
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The bouncing boulder theory was first proposed in 1989, but owing to these anomalous observations, other theories have managed to stick around.
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I decide to stick around to make sure everyone leaves okay and because my office only pays for cabs after 11 p.m.
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Pai's current term ended last June, though he's been able to stick around through the end of the year even without reconfirmation.
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It doesn't stick around for long, either, and will break down naturally into carbon dioxide in the air in a few hours.
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We know we're repeating the same message, but this deal is great, and we didn't expect it to stick around beyond launch.
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To qualify, foreign pensioners who move to Portugal need only stick around for six months a year and register as tax-resident.
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And if it can't figure out how to seal the deal, don't expect the free aspect to stick around for much longer.
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It's possible to get both above-average yields and the security of a dividend that's going to stick around for a while.
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For gaming companies, Blast is another way to encourage players to stick around by offering small financial rewards for their game play.
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And even if you only stick around for the ride from levels 100 to 110, I'd say it's safe to join them.
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I enjoy it because the people who stick around know that I don't care to that point, and they're okay with that.
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Valve, seeing increased competition from other game stores, seems to understand that developers won't stick around unless the terms become more favorable.
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New-York Historical Society: 'Superheroes in Gotham' (through Sunday) New York is safe as long as its comic-book heroes stick around.
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And with Meghan cosigning on this style, suffice it to say: the white sneaker is bound to stick around for a while.
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And don't expect them to stick around long—the wine version reportedly sold out fast when it was available overseas last year.
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Each checkup brought a warning of the next possible bad outcome, casting a pall that would stick around through pregnancy and beyond.
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Reedus is expected to do exactly that, with AMC having reportedly offered him "substantial compensation" to stick around and lead the cast.
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"I'd like to be around a little longer," he said when asked whether he would stick around for at least two years.
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Google is happy with its growth and its pickup among both Android and iPhone users, so it's likely going to stick around.
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What's more, the wedding galleries are so cool, they might just convince you to ask your hairdresser stick around for your reception.
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Rappers have the lowest average musical lifespan — 20163 years — whereas those in R&B and rock tend to stick around much longer.
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You can watch the full transformation above, then stick around for my updated hair routine in the second half of the video.
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Some cities have proposed rules too onerous for the scooter companies, forcing them to decide whether to stick around or pull out.
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His father's willingness to cut him off and answer reporters' questions himself may have reassured them that he really will stick around.
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And buy now, because just like that second-day croissant, the sweet, sweet smell of savings won't stick around until tomorrow morning.
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I don't know about you, but I'm perfectly happy to accept Eleven's miraculous return if it means she gets to stick around.
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The theory behind a flash sale is that the deals can't stick around for too long, because they are just that good.
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Even digital services don't stick around forever—but you can protect yourself against your favorite app or site pulling down the shutters.
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Publishers now face a conundrum: continue to make a stand for independence, hoping readers will stick around, or join the Facebook borg.
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The rolls are only available in the "grand" size with five rolls per can and are not expected to stick around long.
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Stuff is falling out just as quickly, and pieces of history that would stick around in meatspace disappear in an instant online.
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What's more, these changes appear to stick around for the long term, even after the mutated bacteria is exposed to normal conditions.
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The announcement, first reported by Politico, comes despite some Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill expressing hope that Neffenger would stick around.
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Designed primarily for Apple devices, the Flens attaches magnetically to a steel washer that you need to stick around your phone's flashlight.
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These kinds of tools help convince small businesses to stick around with GoDaddy services, rather than just register and host a domain.
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McLaren's form renewed speculation about whether the 35-year-old, in the final year of a three-season deal, would stick around.
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Your conversations will be kept private, and the content you create probably won't stick around as long (again, exact details are unclear).
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They don't tend to stick around for long and the collision byproducts that physicists would like to see appear at attosecond scales.
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I stick around after everyone else leaves, until I hear soft waves of sound coming from further up in the Arcosanti hive.
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The last duel-related death happened back in 1833, proving that plenty of laws stick around way longer than they have to.
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This won't be a boring time, Cancer, unless you stick around with people who don't let you explore yourself and surroundings fully.
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Ripping off a Band-Aid versus cooking a lobster Germany typically lets laid-off employees stick around for weeks following a firing.
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In the case of Lulu, her persistent malaise was a sign that there was no need to force her to stick around.
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The pop-up collection will stick around until December 25 — five weeks in total — so you can meet all your gifting needs.
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And if it searches for a coach who is likely to stick around, he might lack the requisite fire in his belly.
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Dark, thunderous clouds and scattered showers are forecast this afternoon, and the sad weather will most likely stick around until late Tuesday.
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But one of their most vital players apparently doesn't want to stick around to see just how good the team can become.
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It's still unclear if the good old version of Pixelmator is going to stick around after the release of the new app.
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You could have your own champions, you could stick around in the NWA and have access to its traveling world champion, whatever.
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He'll also stick around, in some capacity, at LinkedIn, where he'll stay on the exec team there as senior VP of infrastructure.
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Even without that misreading, a belief that things might improve might make you stick around even when you're ready to check out.
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"I'm dying right now," Puth said, before telling the actress that she could stick around for his interview, which she gladly did.
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Why would they stick around longer if they can't get many customers, and they can't make money on the ones they keep?
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And a cold typically lasts three to 10 days — although it can stick around for several weeks — according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Li said her company initially faced customer resistance in the U.S. amid concerns that a Chinese company wouldn't stick around very long.
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With the simple attachment of an umbrella canopy to headgear, it eliminates the need to carry a stick around, freeing the hands.
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Iran, meanwhile, will stick around to pick up the pieces and refashion countries and societies according to its own interests and ideology.
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But it's also the case that people have a tendency to stick around a place once they've put some roots down there.
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But it's also true that without other policies to induce healthy people into the market, only the very sickest people stick around.
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This is not a plea based on prudishness or squeamishness, unless wanting wrestlers to stick around for a long time is prudish.
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Straight culture loves a fun-loving queen but rarely allows her to stick around after the party (unless it's to go shopping).
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Why they do that, I think they want you to be attached to their brands and they want you to stick around.
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Styrofoam containers take up to 1,000 years to decompose, according to the U.N.E.P., although other estimates say it can stick around forever.
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Before deciding to enter markets or what premiums to charge they want to know if this $7 billion fund will stick around.
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Ultimately judges Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Scherzinger, Robin Thicke and McHale picked Thingamajig to stick around for another week, sending Butterfly home.
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As a bonus, two much-loved actors show up as the parents at a destination wedding and stick around for the season.
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There is no expiry date on this deal, but we don't expect it to stick around for too long at this price.
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Alabama is giving coach Nick Saban plenty of incentive to stick around — and to sign a contract extension in the first place.
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While most contrails vanish in minutes, some can stick around for up to 18 hours, mixing with other contrails and cirrus clouds.
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But the leader of the E.R.L.C. is expected to stick around, and to define for the world what the church stands for.
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I think there are reasonable questions about why now, but I think it was inevitable that he wasn't going to stick around.
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The trial will destroy the senators' hoped-for campaign schedules by forcing them to stick around D.C. for six days a week.
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Judges Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, Thicke and guest judge Joel McHale also chose Leopard to stick around for another week.
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Hopefully, those will stick around on non-Pixel phones, and Google will require manufacturers to provide similar privacy links in their phones.
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But as conversations around tech, mental health, and burnout reach a fever pitch, the swipe likely isn't going to stick around forever.
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The company has a history of creating and later abandoning messaging services, but this one might be useful enough to stick around.
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And it may yet stick around a while longer; the next remotely family-friendly release isn't until Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.
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Unless and until the GOP turns on him—which likely won't happen until they experience a negative wave election—he'll stick around.
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Bell was on the Recode Media podcast last month, and we asked if he was planning to stick around for a while.
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Your employees are just not going to stick around just because you are this startup that's really hot and people really like.
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This is one frustration that is likely to stick around, even among those happy to gain coverage, with no solution on the horizion.
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It's a chance to remind people who they're connected to on the network, and perhaps convince them to stick around for a while.
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Watch along above, and be sure to stick around for our follow-up coverage of the news and analysis of what Musk reveals.
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Randall implores Andy to stick around for his daughter, that she'll still love him, as long as he's there to earn her forgiveness.
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Cardi's shedding layers of herself to share details of her relationship but also warning that she might not stick around for repeated trauma.
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After school, Myers wanted to stick around to keep working, and, like Murillo, initially planned to complete his green-card application by himself.
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Rather, they come courtesy of a condition called angular cheilitis, which can stick around for weeks when left to heal on its own.
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And if you're into more mindless action flicks, be sure to stick around for the recommendations in the second half of the video.
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The options market is warning that these wild swings could stick around, says Mandy Xu, director of equity derivatives strategy at Credit Suisse.
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I might stick around a little longer in a roguelike; there is, after all, always the chance that I could pull it off.
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Black Friday is almost here and so are thousands upon thousands of great deals that will only stick around for a limited time.
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I spent more than 20 hours in Anthem desperately hoping it would give me a reason to stick around and it never happened.
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Federal judges in America receive lifetime appointments, and many of them capitalize on the opportunity to stick around for what feels like forever.
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If you're asking yourself if it's possible to look hot AF when it's hot AF, you'll want to stick around and read this.
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The provision in the House bill that would revert the kiddie tax to its old structure is likely to stick around, said Kantrowitz.
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Calculations suggest that the asteroid became a quasi-satellite about a hundred years ago, and that it'll stick around for centuries to come.
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The result is that Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates feels formless, and if you stick around for the credits, you'll realize why.
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Unfortunately, these days it seems the industry only allows for a few cult favorites to stick around for a certain number of seasons.
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And unlike the Stellar Gray model, this one isn't a limited edition, so it'll stick around even if the other model sells out.
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Kellner says it's up to your partner to establish a connection between you and their parents — and then to stick around and translate.
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Not to mention, for anyone lurking around KFC's Twitter account we'd guess that most wouldn't stick around long enough to draw such conclusions.
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No more tossing out that one-night-only makeup with all the stale candy — these buys will stick around for the long haul.
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For one thing, many are unconvinced that America will truly stick around, as the costs of any war with China grow over time.
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But if organizations don't pay, they're betting that customers will stick around through days or weeks of downtime while they rebuild, Orlando said.
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Stick around for more than coffee and try something from the eclectic brunch menu, like the yeast-raised waffle or adobo grain bowl.
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We're releasing a very limited number of two-for-one Innovator passes for €695, but that special price won't stick around for long.
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They may not be your favorite people, but you assume that, at the very least, they'll stick around for at least a year.
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Union workers at a multibillion-dollar Pennsylvania construction site did not have to stick around to hear President Donald Trump speak last Tuesday.
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I dabbled in the game's first add-on, the killer robot-filled "Automatron" in March, but I didn't stick around much beyond that.
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We love doing the show … If we can stick around and make this last a little longer, I think we'd all like that.
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Sex work was a way to pick up cash, while also being with men—God, I love men—who otherwise wouldn't stick around.
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Drastically reducing our beef consumption may be a really good thing to do if we want humanity to stick around for a while.
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Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service, which is different from the $5 Dash Buttons consumers can stick around their homes, officially kicked off last month.
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And to tell you something you already know, top performers and high-end employees don't stick around if they aren't benefiting and growing.
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But as the sudden and suspicious firing of Comey shows, there's no guarantee that anyone in the administration will stick around for long.
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But if the guy needs to stick around, it's high time the show looked for ways to expand our understanding of the character.
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