But they do two things: They stick together -- historically, I'm not talking now -- they stick together like glue.
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" Kate, to Meghan: "Us commoners have to stick together.
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Big folks gotta stick together ... in sickness and in health.
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Guys aren&apost supposed -- guys are supposed to stick together.
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But for better or worse, we have to stick together.
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We have to stick together and play our best game.
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"We're going to definitely have to stick together," she says.
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Elephants are known to stick together, even through muddy situations.
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Tiny layers then stick together to form a solid object.
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Reality stars gotta stick together ... in sickness and in wealth.
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We are all mothers and we need to stick together.
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The more you stick together the more you create power.
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We must stick together and Win.... ....for Life in 2020.
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" Trump said Republicans must "stick together and Win for Life.
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"You got to convince it to stick together," he said.
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"Now it's time for us to stick together," Marshall said.
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We Californians need to stick together, water rights be damned!
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Will all the Democrats stick together and vote for witnesses?
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But I appreciate the way you fly fisherpeople stick together.
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Do you think that proves we need to stick together?
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The Republicans have that many votes if they stick together.
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"We'd like to be able to stick together," he told Motherboard.
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Or certain snippets of DNA just won't stick together during assembly.
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If we don't stick together, our voices just won't be heard.
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Yergin said the Saudis and Russians have reason to stick together.
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So all of the louder, noisier bands, we gotta stick together.
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I'm voting for Donald Trump, business owners got to stick together.
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We know instinctively that to survive, we have to stick together.
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Because dysfunctional families often don't find a way to stick together.
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Once we stick together, things will start to get there again.
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They stick together in a group called "The Friends of Cohesion".
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Are we really going to stick together if we don't get engaged?
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So often the Republican Party rolls over and the Democrats stick together.
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Like-minded people needed to stick together — like the future B-52s.
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One thing's for sure: The Kardashian sisters stick together, no matter what.
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Moms have to stick together even as we walk our separate paths.
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Christian is the better target – assuming the Goliaths want to stick together.
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It's not surprising that women stick together, especially in the creative arts.
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Today, Missourians have shown when they stick together they can accomplish anything.
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The Marvel superheroes stick together, even when they're teaming up off screen.
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It was difficult but our shared dream helped us to stick together.
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It could become the glue that makes various decentralized applications stick together.
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How did they stick together, and what goes on when they do?
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So, let's stick together and do our best to help one another.
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"What you see is the sugar starts to stick together," Benedict said.
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"Our only hope is to stick together as Europeans," Mr. Röttgen said.
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There is uncertainty over how much longer the coalition can stick together.
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"Today we proved that we stick together no matter what," Porzingis said.
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The pieces won't stick together in a clump when you're ready to blend.
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If you're running around with a group, be sure to always stick together.
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I think as women, we should stick together, we should encourage, each other.
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So long as Republican senators stick together, Trump&aposs nominee will be confirmed.
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So you have to understand how they stick together, how they bind together.
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"The two things they have: They're vicious and they stick together," he said.
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If 40 of them can stick together, they can filibuster Republican environmental legislation.
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We need to stick together and support each other, not attack each other.
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When you grab the dough with your fingers, it should stick together. 3.
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Stick together, like each other, being able to run for your team mate.
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"We all have it, so we might as well stick together," she said.
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In that case, all the more reason for its opponents to stick together.
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They were training us to stick together, to take care of each other.
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And we knew that if we were just patient we would stick together.
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They stick together, and it reminded her of her family life back home.
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If 41 of them can stick together, they can filibuster Republican environmental legislation.
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When things get serious, we stick together, and we're here for one another.
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Democratic leaders cannot also feel completely confident that their caucus will stick together.
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In the fight against the fake news epidemic, we need to stick together.
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Two guys who have eyes for each other can't seem to stick together.
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And on major matters of partisan strategy, the party tends to stick together.
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Republicans control the 51 Senate votes needed to confirm Kavanaugh if they stick together.
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Own your amazingness … stick together with those who see you and treat you brilliantly.
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What they seem to need most is for their biological parents to stick together.
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We just needed to stick together, believe in ourselves, and believe in each other.
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In order to block a Trump nominee, all 49 Democrats need to stick together.
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If the chamber's 46 Democrats stick together, they can block the bill from advancing.
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The message, no matter what side you're on, was direct: Families (should) stick together.
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Some people may say that they want to help, but the guys stick together.
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Carbon and silicon are reluctant to stick together, so making them bond takes time.
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They usually—especially other black violinists or other violinists of color—all stick together.
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Can the Berniecrats and party establishment stick together and iron out a winning agenda?
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The doctor returned and told another agent that the family needed to stick together.
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The interests on both sides to stick together are simply too strong, they argue.
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The handles also have magnets inside, so they stick together when you stack them.
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For starters, we Brets need to stick together, whether it's one T or two.
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He thanked Austrians for the patience and called for "Team Austria" to stick together.
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He thanked Austrians for the patience and called for "Team Austria" to stick together.
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Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, and often stick together on controversial votes and decisions.
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The Kardashians and Jenners famously always stick together … but what about their siblings' romantic partners?
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If these events confirm Europe's ability to stick together, Italy will do well, he said.
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Soon we discovered the fatal flaw in the Lepin system: the models don't stick together.
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We've got to stick together and start playing desperate, because it's just not desperate enough.
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He described the situation as a test from Allah and urged fighters to stick together.
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Because endometrial tissue can be sticky, she says, it can cause organs to stick together.
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Men have been catcalling us all night, but we just ignore them and stick together.
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"Tell the truth" and "keep your promises," for example, help a social group stick together.
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"Not just men and women, but women and women have to stick together," she shares.
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But they have already shown the resilience to stick together and rebound when duty calls.
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And there's also the sense that if they don't stick together, they will hang separately.
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Just make sure to stick together at the party so people know who you are.
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"It's important to stick together and support each other in this hard time," she said.
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"The two things they have: They're vicious and they stick together," Trump said of Democrats.
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"The two things they have: They're vicious and they stick together," he said of Democrats.
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But, for the most part, it's in their culture to stick together, Nick Wingfield writes.
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In the very obvious minority there, the Latino students tended to stick together, Irma said.
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The teachers could bring about Mr. Bevin's defeat but they never stick together, one said.
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But he urged stakeholders to stick together on the more immediate tasks of protection and rebuilding.
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Bonds could break, micrometeorites could nail it, and the metals might stick together through cold welding.
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There was a time, sure, in the 50s and 60s, when it paid to stick together.
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He always reminded them to stick together while working because stealing from their shop was common.
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"I was so thirsty that I would swallow and my throat would stick together," he explains.
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Klaus Rosenfeld, chief executive of manufacturing group Schaeffler, told CNBC that politicians need to stick together.
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If you want to know how atoms stick together, for instance, quantum mechanics has your back.
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Most Kenyan analysts think Messrs Kenyatta and Ruto could easily win again if they stick together.
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Standard Survivor strategy would suggest that the alliance should stick together and vote off their opponents.
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They may be on a break, but the One Direction boys stick together when it counts.
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"At the end of the day we have to stick together," guard Sean Kilpatrick told reporters.
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The pearls are hydrated tapioca flour, sifted into a dry hot pan until they stick together.
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And if you wear your union pin, and we stick together, there's nothing we can't do.
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But, if we work together, stick together, and put politics aside, we will get through it.
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As a result, at least 50 Senate Republicans are expected to stick together and back Gorsuch.
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And during critical moments, he publicly urges the party to stick together on his Twitter feed.
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Still, Democrats are largely expected to stick together when the House votes on impeachment this week.
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"This budget is (also) a test of how well the coalition partners stick together," Jones said.
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The thinking in the GOP is if House Republicans stick together, Senate Republicans will as well.
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Faraday (correctly) guessed that the ice cubes stick together because of the liquid layer surrounding them.
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But here, we're going to stick together and it's going to be like this for a while.
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"Before they took off I said, 'Brothers stick together' and [Caleb] said, 'I know, dad,' " Scott said.
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"Because we are women we have to fight for everything, we need to stick together," she says.
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It seems like Irishmen stick together, as Kavanagh, McGregor, and Cunningham are all from the Emerald Isle.
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The coach told us we were a team, all of us, and we had to stick together.
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When you're on the bottom, you need to stick together, throw bombs, and hope for the best.
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Even big YouTubers, who tend to stick together with other video creators, regularly roast the Paul brothers.
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" "We have to have our Republicans either stick together or let me just do it by myself.
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They all had a pact that they were going to stick together and get rid of me.
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Therefore, they stick together as a family and control it themselves so they keep what's important, family.
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We have to stick together and one site has to be the focal point of our world.
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We're proud of where we're from and we stick together when we're not fighting against each other.
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When I came back to it later that evening, I somehow made the whole thing stick together.
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The arc is always the same: several people stand up for The Cause, stick together, and win.
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We're not going to win all of them, but we have to stick together when we don't.
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It will strengthen the bonds of solidarity and embolden working people to stick together in strong unions.
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On land, Daniel implores the kids to stick together — because teenagers are so good at following directions.
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This worker and his colleagues stick together to demand compensation for their injuries from Mr Meng's company.
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In a fluid with high surface tension such as water or mercury, molecules want to stick together.
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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas on Sunday called on European nations to stick together following Trump's announcement.
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If they are to stick together, they'll need a replacement who can successfully navigate the same issues.
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That's why Kylie lives with her BFF Jordyn Woods, and why all the Kardashian sisters stick together.
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They tend to stick together, and to be regarded with a curiosity that sometimes verges on suspicion.
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We're from the same neighborhoods, the same culture, so it's just natural for us to stick together.
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Yet even that may not be enough for such odd bedfellows to stick together for very long.
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"This is a reminder to all of us we should stick together more than ever," he said.
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She said she expected the team to stick together in making a decision about the White House.
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The 27 nations in Europe must be called upon more than ever to stick together as community.
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If the Republican appointees stick together, they could strike down affirmative action by a 4-3 vote.
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After Lochte was eliminated early in the show, she griped to other houseguests that Olympians should stick together.
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"I think it's really important, in some way or another, to be able to stick together," she said.
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To see you guys stick together and be best friends through thick and thin is such a blessing.
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He's also called on Republicans to stick together, claiming Democrats are "vicious" but are better at remaining united.
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Following the tail in front of them is a way they stick together as a flock, he says.
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I think it makes me realize that women need to stick together and stand up for each other.
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We have a long way to go and we'll get there a lot faster if we stick together.
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"Before they took off I said, 'Brothers stick together' and [Caleb] said, 'I know, dad,&apos" Scott said.
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We all stick together, we're all part of, you know, one big group of people that knows everybody.
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Now the question is, can the Republican Party stick together, and can the Democratic Party get the message?
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The first question is whether the U.S., Mexico and Canada will all stick together in the NAFTA deal.
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In the Senate, the President spent an hour talking about the need to stick together and stay unified.
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"We have to have our Republicans either stick together or let me do it by myself," Trump said.
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As long as Republicans stick together, they can confirm Kavanaugh with a simple majority vote on the floor.
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It makes sense, then, that women would stick together and defend each other in uncomfortable and dangerous situations.
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Working in batches, fry the plantains, stirring occasionally so they don't stick together, until golden, about 4 minutes.
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"The moms kind of stick together," Leroux said, explaining that she's leaned on Pearce and Rodriguez a lot.
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Instead, they insist that our community must stick together in solidarity to support the government run district schools.
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But what we need to do is unify and realize that we are stronger if we stick together.
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The South Dakota will live or die based on its crew's ability to stick together and problem solve.
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A lot of my fans are family-based and just related to families that stick together through love.
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Democrats largely stick together in the House, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is lauded as a master strategist.
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They may be lousy politicians, with really bad policies (Open Borders, Sanctuary Cities etc.), but they stick together!
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The NATO summit ended with members vowing to stick together for a future that nobody dares to define.
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If those two senators oppose Kavanaugh and all of the Democrats stick together, his nomination could be defeated.
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Assuming Democrats stick together in opposition, that moderate bloc of Republicans could torpedo the bill on their own.
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All we need is to stick together, finish the games better, and I'm sure the wins will come.
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"We respond in a lot of different ways, but at the same time, we all stick together," Jones said.
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He added that while the situation was complex, the partners would need to "stick together through thick and thin".
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"It is completely unacceptable what the White House did, and major media organizations should all stick together," Zucker said.
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You just have to develop a shell around yourself and not get hard on the inside, and stick together.
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These headphones are convenient (they stick together via magnets) and comfortable, but their defining factor is the noise-cancelling.
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" The two continued to debate the intentions of both Varys and "TheRon," with Hill declaring, "All eunuchs stick together.
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You have to just develop a shell around yourself and not get hard on the inside and stick together.
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They stick together and wait until their shells harden enough to take on the ocean's predators on their own.
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First it breaks up biofilms, slimy colonies of bacteria that stick together to protect themselves from other bactericidal influences.
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But, also like DNA molecules, they will stick together only if the velcro on the two molecules is complementary.
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I think this is the moment where Latinos should stick together and most of all, just pray to God.
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If the Democrats stick together, it would take 13 Republicans in the Senate and 100 Republicans in the House.
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"Working families are an unstoppable force when we stick together," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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Can Democrats on Capitol Hill stick together and vote as a group, even under siege by the White House?
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As part of my "No Solvers Left Behind" program, let's stick together and see what she's done with it.
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Republicans hold a majority on the committee, meaning if they stick together he could clear the panel this week.
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It would be similar to when your lips get dry and stick together, an ad for the product reads.
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Former Disney Channel stars stick together — at least, they do in the case of Bella Thorne and Selena Gomez.
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It would say a lot about Trump's attitude toward women, and about how powerful men tend to stick together.
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Too much water, introduced too quickly, and the grains will stick together, turning to mush instead of tender clusters.
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Its caretaker leader Vito Crimi said on Monday the party must stick together and continue to support the government.
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A. In the House, leaders of the majority party can usually control what happens if their members stick together.
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It's also a lot easier to stick together in the minority, where members are essentially forced to play defense.
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The couple had two sons, and Einstein wanted to name them Positive and Negative, so they would stick together.
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I believe with effort from everyone at the club we can stick together and overcome this difficult period together.
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Cassandra suggests that they stick together, and stay together, to figure out what's going on, but Harry doesn't want to.
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While their marriage may be over, the El Moussas are determined to stick together for their family and their business.
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But if we just stick together and follow the rules, we'll get through the holiday gift season in one piece.
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"The band all have their own solo interests, whether it be music, art or acting, but they can stick together."
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It can happen to your father, to your mother, to your stepparent; your family can stick together or fall apart.
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Families usually make friends with other families too, creating a complex network of bond groups and clans that stick together.
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The best way to respond at the federal level is to go on defense, protect each other, and stick together.
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If Republicans stick together, Democrats couldn't block his confirmation, but they will almost certainly paint him as a political choice.
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They could stick together and show Republicans, and the public, that there is a new, stronger consensus behind reducing emissions.
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"What the Holy Father said was that we need to stick together," Ms. Szydlo said during a briefing for reporters.
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Now, she retakes that gavel at a little time of incredible importance in which we need Democrats to stick together.
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Should all the Democrats stick together, he can only afford to lose one Republican senator and still confirm Trump's pick.
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Since then, she has appealed strongly to the 27 other member states to stick together and strengthen the European Union.
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And he promised his right-wing and religious coalition partners last week that they would stick together in coalition negotiations.
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That has irritated Republicans, sharpening their determination to stick together and push back against the efforts to prolong the trial.
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Will they stick together in the view that Kavanaugh is being unfairly treated on accusations that date from decades ago?
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In the black community, or at least where I was from in Chicago, it was understood that we stick together.
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Then Peter Thiel, this is not a group of people that are going to object, they're going to stick together.
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True BFFs, they stick together — especially on prom night (think Romy and Michelle, Andie and Duckie, just to name a few).
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It's strange because you would expect minority groups to want to stick together, but it doesn't seem to work that way.
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Ms Lagarde also reflects on the loneliness of being a woman at the top and how women need to stick together.
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Water droplets stick together through surface tension, so you can get a blob together and play with it and drink it.
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It seemed like the Brains would nevertheless stick together – but Julia's paranoia pellet was rattling around in Aubry's overly intellectual brain.
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"Life is a roller coaster," says Chris, "but we stick together and know anything is possible if we don't give up."
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To deal with the costs of wildfires in a fair and equitable way, California needs to stick together, not pull apart.
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Or the wand doesn't coat each lash, making them clump up and stick together in three or four lash-wide clumps.
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This process, which is called denaturation, will cripple and often kill the microbe because its proteins will unfold and stick together.
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The next steps: 'We have to stick together' Jesus Lopez burned through his savings when his truck broke down last month.
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He called on Monday for the alliance to stick together, saying that the state would be "extremely vigilant" about its future.
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Legal RC and Way Away were the last ones standing, and they had to stick together if they wanted to survive.
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" As one professor told him, "These are supposed to be the enlightened guys, but they stick together like the fucking mafia.
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And he urged a ballroom full of activists to stick together against the forces that were trying to tear them apart.
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But, she said, the ability to stick together as a team overwhelmed any concerns she had about adding an extra year.
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Gently drop the noodles into the boiling water, making sure the water stays vigorously boiling so the noodles don't stick together.
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"There's not a single message about 'we need to stick together to do x' or 'we need this outcome,'" Jones said.
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If Democrats can stick together in withholding votes, Republicans will be forced to cave — or risk presiding over a government shutdown.
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Speaking to the same paper Ferber, vice chairman of the European Parliament's currency and economic committee, said Europe needed to stick together.
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But we need to create and stick together, and dance because those are the things that will forever make us truly happy.
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With Republicans in control of the Senate, there is nothing Democrats can do to block a Trump nominee if Republicans stick together.
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Just as we did at Compton's Cafeteria and Stonewall, we must stick together; none of us is free until we're all free.
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Johnny pulls Jozea aside to explain that since the whole house was against both of them, they might as well stick together.
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We stick together and we make sure that we have each other's backs and we love each other — it's a genuine love.
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Translation -- we gotta stick together for the next 4 years ... but having an inside man or 2 will only help the cause.
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About 30 GOP members represent districts that heavily rely on the deduction, and if they stick together they could derail the resolution.
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Artists of his caliber are attracted to the festival because of it, and also because as professional tap dancers, they stick together.
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Tigers hunt independently, but mother tigers and their cubs stick together until the cubs are 2 years old, according to National Geographic.
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Afraid of separating, Chris and Rachel must make a life-or-death decision: to get help on their own, or stick together.
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The one thing, they stick together, but they wanted that caravan and there are those that say that caravan didn't just happen.
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"Stick together as a team and push harder to get better, not only on the ice but off the ice," she said.
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Should the confirmation move ahead, all 52 Republican senators will probably stick together, bolstered by a few Democrats from conservative-leaning states.
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In a city where outnumbered Republicans tend to stick together, some top donors who usually gather checks from their friends stayed home.
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Passing the bill in the Senate will require 60 votes, meaning that those 44 Democrats, if they stick together, could block it.
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Still, Chancellor could only speculate why the octopuses have decided to stick together, considering that they appear to be reluctant neighbors at best.
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Michaela's made it clear that the Millennials expect to stick together, so Adam risks antagonizing them by voting out one of their own.
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This is an important time for us to stick together and figure out what we have to do to go on a run.
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But Macron stressed that the United States was no longer the world's sole economic superpower and urged other industrialized countries to stick together.
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If Democrats stick together, all it takes are a couple of GOP defections to award control of the chamber to the minority party.
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Coming from Ned, that sentence seemed to be nothing more than a father poetically telling his daughter that a family should stick together.
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" She ended her post by thanking the anonymous woman who helped her walk out of the store, adding "Mamas have to stick together.
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"I hope this conversation continues to grow and that we stick together through both the beautiful and challenging moments in life," she wrote.
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Add cold water slowly until the dough is moist enough to stick together but not so sticky it clings to hands or bowl.
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It looks like if Heard (31) and Musk (45) stick together, they would presumably make the trip to Mars in their old age.
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So from here I think ... what we're really going to try to do is stick together as a community and really help out.
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Following the Finsbury Park attack, this London Underground worker wrote the quote of the day urging people to stick together after the attack.
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That's because in cells, certain proteins can hold atoms close enough to each other to make it easier for them to stick together.
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The three of us will stick together and hope to bring you much more Top Gear USA, albeit it somewhere else it appears.
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That is, if they can stick together until a board meeting, where it appears that Lucious Lyon will be reinstated as chief executive.
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"He said, 'We have to stick together, we have to do this, it has to be an us-against-them mentality,' " Willard said.
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Before Guerrero's arrest, the best advice police and service providers could give folks was to stick together and stay in well-lit places.
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One steered me toward tempeh, cakes of whole soybeans fermented until they stick together, which from past experience I had sworn to shun.
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One time I tried rinsing dried lentils before cooking them, without realizing that rinsing would cause them to stick together like set cement.
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In cities where hospitals have fought against their employees who want to stick together in a union, hospital jobs are not good jobs.
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If all the Americans who oppose him stick together and vote against him in November, Donald Trump will not win a second term.
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They noticed that I had small growths that must have been there since birth; those growths made my intestines and everything stick together.
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Even if details took five years to hammer out, the announcement would "let it be public that members of the currency union stick together".
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"This may sound like squaring the circle, but Europe needs to stick together," she said after a meeting with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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Ben's been banging the "we have to stick together" gong all season, and Devon is still deeply betrayed by a misplaced word from Ryan.
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In a world where invented narratives about women in competition with each other still persist, we're glad to see Grande and Halsey stick together.
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A certain medical dye will stick together when hit by a laser, effectively suturing a wound without the need for staples or traditional sutures.
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Things stick together thanks to a combination of various microscopic and macroscopic behaviors, influenced by interactions between individual molecules and the shapes of surfaces.
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Instead he told the crowd that, to have an impact, they need to stick together: "We need real change in this country," he said.
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On the Democratic side, there is less confidence everyone will stick together, with most in the party expecting at least one Democrat to defect.
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Just like a real shawarma with meat, you can see all the layers when you slice through it, because they stick together during cooking.
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Luxembourg's Prime Minister, Xavier Bettel, also said that the EU had to stick together - despite different stances on issues such as the migrant crisis.
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"Once we leave that room, we are Democrats and we've got to stick together in order to provide direction for the country," Raskin said.
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" Behind the curtain ... A tech company's chief Washington lobbyist says that in group discussions with tech execs, "everyone says, 'We have to stick together.
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We knew that few couples survived long-distance relationships, and that it was going to be hard, but still, we decided to stick together.
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They are at the center of a cultural storm that has wreaked havoc on middle- and lower-income Americans, and yet they stick together.
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Diddy and Future are out to prove friends who jet ski together stick together ... even if one of them is dating the other's ex.
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They'll be making deep studies of the composition of the object, how it moves, and how the two lobes of the object stick together.
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With 54 seats in the Senate, Republicans have the power to block the confirmation of any nomination sent by Mr. Obama if they stick together.
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They are doing so by suggesting that conservatives are mounting an attack on all working people, who must stick together in the face of adversity.
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Except apparently it can, if there's a way to fill in the gaps with other atomic shapes to get the whole shebang to stick together.
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They wanted the siblings to stick together The couple started off fostering three of the seven separated siblings, but eventually wanted to reunite them all.
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"I think that we should all stick together and understand that this is an epidemic that affects pretty much all of us," says Martin-Green.
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The brothers and sisters range in age from five to 14, and it was important for them -- and for the Clarks -- that they stick together.
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The marches in Washington, D.C., and around the world that took place this weekend show the tremendous power the left possesses—if we stick together.
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A defining theme of the Roberts Court is the four liberal justices' willingness to stick together to achieve a five-justice majority in key cases.
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We are stronger together...I hope this conversation continues to grow and that we stick together through both the beautiful and challenging moments in life.
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On the Republicans side, a GOP senator told CNN Wednesday that leadership has made clear the conference needs to stick together against the Democrat proposal.
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In short, this is a time for responsible Western leaders to stick together, rather than to gratuitously erode what remains of the trust between them.
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The United States and the European Union are the world's two largest economies, and can steer global trade to their advantage if they stick together.
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Some have focused on tau, a protein that, in Alzheimer's, forms threads that stick together in tangles inside neurons, sandbagging their communications with one another.
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Partiality to your own kind, for minorities, is to some degree a response to the sense that you need to stick together against majority prejudices.
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He cites how this grief can be somewhat of a maze, and asks them all to stick together to make it to the other side.
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"Marvin was the right man at the right time to get us to stick together, make little gains, and show us what we could do."
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If all the Democrats in the Senate stick together, McConnell can afford to lose only one senator from his ranks and still confirm Trump's pick.
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Hollande also told southern European leaders meeting in Lisbon the new U.S. government was encouraging "populism and even extremism" and that Europe should stick together.
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A poem attached to Jadon's monitor reads: I'm your twinYou're my twinWe stick together through thick and thinNo matter what I doI'm always stuck with you.
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San Jose Mercury News' Tim Kawakami suggests that things between the 249ers and Kaepernick are awkward and neither side is sure they want to stick together.
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But if we stick together and play the way we&aposve been playing, the right way, we&aposll be around in every single game we play.
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In response to the molecule, some bacteria shorten their tentacle-like appendages and modify their movement, so they all stick together as a slime-like biofilm.
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" The key is for activists to stick together rather than fracturing, he said: "If you only stand up for education, you'll lose when that comes up.
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Nevertheless, Kunze told Reuters, the priority in future Brexit negotiations with London should be to ensure that the other 27 members of the EU stick together.
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"I think that Mexico and Canada want to stick together because they have more leverage negotiating together," said Carl Petersen, Latin America analyst at Eurasia Group.
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The CBC will not endorse as a whole, but the lawmakers are discussing the candidates among themselves and a sizable portion may decide to stick together.
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Bedbugs might also gravitate to black and red shelters because they mistake the colors for fellow bedbugs, and they generally like to stick together for protection.
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Right now everything is on the "stick together" side of the ledger, without many incentives to expand your presence around the map, or make flanking runs.
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This is from a video shoot but it's an everyday thing, it's a community out there, they stick together, they're not out there to cause trouble.
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Stanton said the players should expect to feel some anger about grieving "in a fish bowl," and he encouraged the team to stick together through that.
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"We just don't have the votes to be able to stop them if all the Republicans stick together and vote through these terrible nominees," she said.
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So long as 41 Democrats stick together, they can force Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, to slog through cloture repeatedly on just a single bill.
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"He showed me how, when workers stick together, injustices can be corrected and real progress can be made," Booker, a U.S. senator from New Jersey, said.
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"We are going to stick together, and we're going to protect each other right across the country," Simon told reporters Thursday, according to the Canadian Press.
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If Democrats can stick together in withholding votes, Republicans will be forced to cave — or risk presiding over a government shutdown in a midterm election year.
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If he's alive, there's a chance he could test that bond and their ability to stick together all the way through the final season, which isn't ideal.
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Unlike Mars dirt, lunar soil needs a binder to stick together, but the team wanted to come up with a way to use as little as possible.
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But Radu Magdin, a political consultant, said the coalition would probably stick together and defeat the measure out of fear that early elections would favour the opposition.
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In humans, red blood cells can stick together into long chains, like a necklace, which can become so large that blood takes on the consistency of sludge.
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When exposed to the sun, they stick together bits of dust, pollution, and soot that have come down in the snow to form a material called cryoconite.
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"We said all year that we're a tight group, we said that we're brothers, we said that we stick together, and it shows," Williams-Goss told CBS.
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"As much as I was being tough on them, I was in the back of my mind smiling to see how they just stick together," he said.
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Guys named "Denzel" gotta stick together -- so says Denzel Washington ... who tells TMZ Sports he actually "tracked down" NBA draft pick Denzel Valentine to say what's up.
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Sometimes, it over-produces the oil needed to keep your skin from drying out, and when that happens, dead cells can stick together and clog your pores.
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Other reporters questioned why the other journalists at the press conference did not relinquish their question to Acosta, noting that the press corps needs to stick together.
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Your partner's presence becomes a dull persistent chafing, like when it's hot outside and your sweat makes the top of your thighs stick together and rub pink.
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After all, if the collective group is waging proxy wars in Syria and Yemen against each other, how can they possibly stick together to limit oil supplies?
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"These sort of situations … make you realize as a family that you have to stick together, that was ultimately the wish of my father too," he added.
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It will need to make us understand why this group would stick together — and if it's because they're the heroes no one asked for, all the better.
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But Democrats did not stick together; 73 of them voted for the spending bill, ensuring its passage, despite large-scale Republican defections that would have killed it.
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However simplistic the slogans that get leaders elected — from Athens to Washington — the nations may quickly see the need, as Secretary Mattis put it, "to stick together."
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If McConnell can get 51 of the 53 Senate Republicans to stick together, he and the GOP could in theory ignore Schumer's request and bipartisan negotiations altogether.
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Oil Producers Stick Together, For Now Meanwhile, the world's major oil producers will continue to comply with their agreement to extend production cuts until March 31, 2018.
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So they&aposve completely denuded themselves in this process and as long as Republicans stick together, which all signs are they will, he&aposs going to get confirmed.
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"We don't always agree or get along but we stick together and we all truly love and adore one another (like a family) no matter what," she says.
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Even after Democrats were trounced in 22019, Pelosi was able to convince her members to stick together and vote against GOP bills, including last year's massive tax cuts.
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Salvini is the only one who could pull the plug and seek another coalition, but while there is an interest to stick together, the government will not collapse.
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They — it doesn't matter what, even a hoax like they tried to pull off with Judge [Brett] Kavanaugh, they stick together — or the Russian hoax with the election.
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"I don't want to say we're in hiding, but we stick together and are very protective of each other because there's such a stigma on us," she said.
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We are entering the toughest part of the negotiations...If we stick together and hold our nerve, I know we can get a deal that delivers for Britain.
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It also came two days after Trump trained his fire on his own party and urged Republicans to "stick together" in the face of "vicious" attacks by Democrats.
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A golden retriever, an American bulldog and a cat will have to stick together if they're gonna get home and boy, do they go on an incredible journey.
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We're told the on-again, off-again couple want to stick together for the long haul -- they're already making wedding plans -- but only if they both stay sober.
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How Jews are smart and stick together and have a plan to take over the media so they can control the world... Don't the Jews own the media?
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It is then ground into a very fine powder, which is mixed with silica powder so that when the dust returns to room temperature it doesn't stick together.
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The bottom line: Democrats are looking for ways to block or delay the nomination, but they don't have the votes to do it as long Republicans stick together.
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In the message, the man on the recording admits that ISIS groups are losing and that it is a test from Allah, saying they need to stick together.
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With the collapse of the Fiat deal, the carmakers must stick together to compete in an industry dominated by giants and being redefined by electric and autonomous vehicles.
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Mr Enciso reports that both purebred San Martinero cows and the offspring of Zebus that have been inseminated by San Martinero bulls do indeed stick together when jaguars approach.
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"I am so happy I got to spend your last day with you which was filled with a million 'I love you's' and 'always stick together,&apos" he wrote.
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Real movements of change often begin with a small core of committed people who have a clear mission, stick together and keep working hard in spite of the challenges.
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In the CRISPR trial, doctors aim to increase the production of a different kind of hemoglobin: fetal hemoglobin, which makes it harder for cells to sickle and stick together.
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She&aposs going to start putting women forward and this movie is about women&aposs right to vote because we need to stick together to stop the evil Trump.
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"In a world that is becoming more difficult ... it is essential that Europeans stick together and find and develop ways to take charge of their own future," he said.
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"Our leaders have to get a lot tougher and be quiet…Republicans, either stick together or let me just do it by myself," Trump said at a recent rally.
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At the climax of the second episode, a character says, "we outsiders and we have to stick together," which basically sums up the singer's entire ethos as an entertainer.
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While a small number of members like Rooney have not completely ruled out the possibility of voting for articles of impeachment, leadership remains confident the party will stick together.
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For instance, Von Willebrand disease, an inherited condition that makes it harder for your platelets to stick together to clot your blood properly, can make your periods especially heavy.
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"We always try to stick together because kids are involved," said Ms. Paul, whose pregnant daughter lived on the third floor with her husband and 10-year-old son.
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If the 47 senators in the minority were to stick together in favor of witnesses, it would take only four Republicans to join them for the effort to succeed.
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However, if those who have revealed their votes are any indication, battleground Democrats are expected to stick together and support making Trump the third president impeached in U.S. history.
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But Mr. Netanyahu already met with his former coalition partners from the right-wing and religious camps on Wednesday and vowed that they would stick together in coalition negotiations.
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If Kavanaugh is eventually confirmed, it will be by the tightest of margins because Republicans can only lose one vote in the Senate if all the Democrats stick together.
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It is not even certain all Democrats will stick together since endangered liberal senators up for re-election in red states are under intense pressure to back the confirmation.
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While fungi may be simple compared with animals and plants, they're multicellular too, and what's the point of making all those cells stick together if they can't somehow communicate?
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You know, black actresses, you guys have to stick together, it's so hard for you guys to get work as it is, why would you try to ruin her career?
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" Pratt also addressed the current political climate, and encouraged communities to stick together after "the negative coverage of both presidential candidates" which he said "has left us divided and bitter.
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In their quasi-familial tension, Double Tap comes across an interesting idea: because these characters must stick together in a world overrun by zombies, their social structures have been rearranged.
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Fulghum said it well: 'It is still true, no matter how old you are — when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together.
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I've been in situations with male and female photographers and I always find that we have this inclination to stick together, support each other and treat each other with respect.
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We got a real good team on paper, out there on the court, but if we don't play for one another, don't stick together, we're not a really good team.
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They managed to stick together, even after they hopped on the infamous "La Bestia" (The Beast) train that serves as transportation for undocumented immigrants traveling through Mexico's dangerous cartel country.
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Republicans learn again and again that if they stick together, they can get away with anything — stolen elections, misbegotten wars, botched disaster responses, recessions, and now an openly criminal president.
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"If there's one thing I'm sure you all know about Louisiana, it's that if we are headstrong about a certain commodity, we tend to stick together on it," she said.
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He offered observations about how changing diets around the world were driving increases in carbon emissions from agriculture, and how agricultural interests tended to stick together politically across party lines.
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Acting like glue, the sticky sap may have caused the tails of the squirrels to stick together, and possibly as they wrestled around in the nest, the tangling got progressively worse.
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More than half of the drugs in current late-stage trials target these β-amyloid proteins, which stick together to form plaques between nerve cells in the brain's of Alzheimer's patients.
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Andrea and Michaela kept the ruse going at Tribal Council, saying that the majority six would stick together, but it was all for show, as Sarah and Michaela did indeed flip.
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It was an unparalleled scientific achievement, requiring scientists to carefully design 101 unique DNA fragments so that their codes would overlap and stick together, then bind those fragments piece by piece.
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Do the math, stick together, stand up for each other, ride with each other because believe me, we're all we got and it has nothing to do with football or business.
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The EU 27 will stick together against British efforts to divide and conquer and is prepared to play hardball against Prime Minister Theresa May's threat to walk out without a deal.
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If Republicans stick together and block any witnesses, the session could be one of the last chances — besides closing arguments — for senators to hear from each side's lawyers before beginning deliberations.
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Assuming all 47 members of the Democratic caucus stick together, that would require at least four Republican senators to defy Mr. Trump and vote for a motion to subpoena Mr. Bolton.
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He and I agreed to stick together when we noted, rather disturbingly, that the passenger compartment of Tajik Air's Soviet-era Tupolev 154 was loaded up with tires and kitchen appliances.
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We all know that the Western Balkans can be a driving force of European economic growth and we can accomplish that only if we stick together and keep tranquillity and stability.
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Sadly, the pack doesn't stick together in the end: Jon rides beyond the Wall, Arya goes west of Westeros, Sansa presides over Winterfell, and Bran rules the other six kingdoms as king.
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They stick together through the hard times, they support each other, they encourage one another, they pray for each other and they stand by their side no matter how tough it gets.
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For instance, in the song "Women Got to Stick Together," Valencia has this real girl power, indie rock, feminist-sounding song—and at the same time, underneath it all, she's insulting women.
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We need to stick together more now than ever, and we need to be looking out for each other, because we know that the White House is not looking out for us.
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"We in Europe must stick together...I hope that we succeed in resolving this via consensus but we will not be threatened and climb down so easily," he told German public television.
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"Ohio seems like a fraternity or a sorority, people from Ohio really stick together," said Layo, noting there's a lot of cooperation among retailers in Ohio when it comes to supply chain.
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I asked some of my colleagues to share more about why unhappy couples stick together -- and how you can end a relationship a little less painfully if you choose to break up.
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But it also feels like it's gotten easier to succeed in Destiny 2: if I just try and stick together with my team, the weight of our firepower will carry the day.
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Shaxx himself exhorts us to stick together, complimenting us on our teamwork: "This is why we have fireteams!" he groans from his ecstasies at seeing us extend our killstreaks with combined fire.
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Producers like the Bomb Squad took advantage of that, creating music that was intended to agitate and disrupt by rejecting the very notion of having parts stick together in a pleasing manner.
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I've been to a decent amount of weddings, so I've heard all the stuff about perfect couples who stick together through thick and thin, supporting each other when the going gets rough.
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Her shimmying Float side table is composed of 27 wood-veneered cubes that repel one another (via internal magnets) and, at the same time, stick together (thanks to connecting stainless-steel tethers).
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But when they suddenly find themselves in a post-apocalyptic world, the crew is thrown into a real-life video game where they have to stick together to defeat monsters and zombies.
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" He added: "There is a clear and present danger on the southern flank, which puts Greece as a front line nation in dealing with terrorism," and concluded, "we've got to stick together.
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If the Republicans stick together, they can get Kavanaugh confirmed, but that could be a challenge, given the divisive issues swirling around the conservative nominee, including abortion, gay rights, healthcare and tariffs.
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Ultimately, it won't matter if all Democrats oppose Trump's pick as long as Republicans stick together and vote in favor, but there are a number of potential swing votes in the mix.
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So since the pain of a tax hike would fall mainly on states and areas represented by Democrats, Republicans would theoretically be able to stick together and keep it in the bill.
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Groups like Voto Latino have also been outspoken about Trump's tone as President -- and Jessica Reeves, the chief operating officer of the organization Voto Latino, made it clear that Latinos should stick together.
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European Union leaders agree to stick together in dealing with Trump, but at their first summit since he took office they are at odds on how far to confront or engage with him.
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"It's nice to see when we play like that we stick together and we don't give them anything or much," Washington captain Alex Ovechkin told reporters after snapping a four-game goal drought.
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Researchers at Florida State University found that a single romp can keep couples feeling sexually satisfied for up to 48 hours, and the so-called "afterglow" effect could even help partners stick together.
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One girl shared a video of her mouth appearing to stick together after she applied the imitation Koko K gloss, while another reportedly suffered swollen lips after using the fake Posie K line.
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"If we don't stick together as a party and stop her, then the only alternative is to get comfortable with the phrase President Hillary Clinton," Mr. Priebus said in remarks to party leaders.
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"Our bounces are not going our way, but the season is long and we have to stick together," said goalie Michal Neuvirth, who made his first start this season after returning from injury.
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"If all the Republicans stick together," Chris Coons, a Democratic senator on the Senate Judiciary Committee, told CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday, "they will be able to confirm whomever President Trump nominates."
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Told to his bring family, Ofahengaue, who is from Tonga, where extended families stick together, took that literally and invited 62 people, with 35 friends and additional relatives showing up on their own.
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Jason V., Marion, Iowa Jason V.: To help the bacon not stick together, just roll the package into a long cylinder and wrap a rubber band around the package before you refrigerate it.
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Vice President Mike Pence rallied Republicans ahead of a critical impeachment hearing in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, urging them to stick together and praising the group for standing firm thus far.
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"What separates us professionals and the average person playing on the beach is that we understand how to make sand stick together well," the white-bearded Varano said, wearing a yellow hard hat.
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I don't know about you, but this writer is kind of a sucker for when couples stick together in health, and even in sickness (not that I want anyone getting sick, of course, but…).
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"One of my things that I really want to do is help unify minorities and show that if we all stick together, there's so many great things that we can accomplish together," she says.
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It will be messy, and it won't be pretty at times, but if you stick together as a team, you'll build a special bond and something truly great will come out of it all.
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This story is the precursor to notable beefs like that between Jay Z and Nas, as well as Remy Ma and Nicki Minaj — although Remy Ma recently advocated for female rappers to stick together.
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When President Trump lands in Puerto Rico on Tuesday, the American families who are struggling to survive there will want to hear one thing: The American people stick together, and we have your back.
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Related: Julia Louis-Dreyfus has breast cancer "We Veeps stick together," Biden tweeted along with a picture of him and Louis-Dreyfus from a spoof they did for the 2014 White House Correspondents Dinner.
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A few layers later, they began to stick together extremely tightly, and I had to keep it open and breathe through my mouth because I was worried they'd get stuck and never open again.
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Unless you want to look like you chugged a bottle of red wine (or have your lips stick together), be prepared to master the puckered pout when trying out this particular peel-off formula.
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After weeks and weeks of bringing your Overwatch A-game to the table for randos who disappear at the end of every match, you've finally found a competent group that wants to stick together.
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Briquettes are treated with chemicals that help them ignite easily and stick together, and since we're not going to be using a grill grate, you don't want that stuff subsequently stuck to your food.
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The House's historic first vote on impeachment (held on Halloween) went as expected, splitting along party lines (of 232-196) saw all but two Democrats stick together to support formalizing the investigation's next steps.
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These titans stick together in the way that many titans do, not because they share some special affection or particular philosophy but because each sees in the others' stature an affirmation of his own.
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"China firmly supports Saudi Arabia in its drive for economic diversification and social reform, and will continue to stick together with Saudi Arabia on issues involving their core interests," Xinhua cited Xi as saying.
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If Republicans stick together he is almost certain to be confirmed while minority Democrats face their own challenge in keeping the votes of red state senators with tough re-election races in their column.
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After Romney lost, Hook, along with his campaign colleagues Eliot Cohen and Eric Edelman, felt they should stick together to keep Romney's internationalism alive and groom the next generation of Republican foreign policy leaders.
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Vice President Mike Pence attended a closed-door meeting with House Republicans ahead of an impeachment hearing Wednesday morning at which he urged them to stick together and thanked them for supporting the president.
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If the Republicans all stick together, they can get Kavanaugh confirmed, but that may be a challenge, given the divisive issues swirling around the conservative nominee, including abortion, gay rights, health care and tariffs.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The 27 members of the European Union negotiating with London on Britain's exit from the bloc must stick together and not allow themselves to be divided, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
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" She continued, "We have to stick together in order to keep these little boys in line and to keep them from not manipulating us against each other, and we need to be together for them.
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I also feel we have a better understanding that we are a team—that we love men and we embrace them, but at the same time we have to support and stick together as women.
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In the hall of the Black E, the Liverpool Socialist Singers were trying to portray a more united vibe, singing a version of "Let's Stick Together" when they weren't singing "Solidarity Forever" and "Bandiera Rossa".
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If Republicans can stick together and confirm the nominee, as they did with Justice Neil Gorsuch, it could tip the balance of the high court in favor of conservatives for a long time to come.
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"They said it's a lot better to stick together as team than a few guys trying to do their own thing with a bill that simply switches the power over to the other party," Rep.
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"If we don't stick together as a party and stop her, then the only alternative is to get comfortable with the phrase President Hillary Clinton," Mr. Priebus said in remarks to party leaders on Wednesday.
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While there was always an incentive to stick together and support each other in Destiny, being on a team of six also made it feasible to trade that unity for broader map and objective control.
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"White guys got to stick together," he says, referring to an admitted friendship with members of the Texas branch of the Aryan Brotherhood, one of the most notoriously brutal white-supremacist gangs in the country.
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He knows he'll lose Republicans eventually, but the longer the conference sticks together, the harder it becomes for more to break off later -- and the narrative of "Republicans stick together and behind Trump" firmly sets.
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Mr. Trump will bluster and tweet, but if you stick together, he will not hurt you, and history will note that the Senate had a spine and a moderate G.O.P. re-emerged on this day.
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"Back when there were Teamsters in long-haul, that was called solidarity — that old-fashioned idea that workers have common interests vis à vis their employer and should stick together in advancing those interests," Viscelli said.
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In his letter, Pastides urged students to be "active bystanders," and to travel in groups, stick together, and use the RAVE Guardian safety app, which allows users to set virtual safety timers and discreetly contact authorities.
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So let's hope these women can stick together, if for no other reason than how interesting it would be if the house ends up being all women and they all have to turn on each other.
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We know there's a lot to unpack here so make sure you are staying focused ... Just keep your eyes on the prize and see if you stick together the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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Okay, so maybe this utopian society has a few problems to work out as well, but overall, those are the genius social dynamics of the elephants: the men come and go, but the women stick together.
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The source also said that Prince Harry reportedly joked: "Gingers stick together!" to a group of 10 parents at the playdate, which was said in the article to have taken place in Windsor earlier this week.
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The challenges ahead for Warren and Sanders are more daunting, but if Detroit taught us anything, it's that the progressives are willing to stick together, setting aside their minor differences, in pursuit of a larger goal.
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A couple of hours after that meeting, we spoke with Senator Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, about his newly emboldened approach and how he and Ms. Pelosi plan to stick together in a divided Washington.
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"As a club, we've got to stick together, we've got to be united, we are a family," Solskjaer said after some fans sang anti-Woodward chants during the recent 4-0 league win over Norwich City.
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The nature of being a business requires hidden details—about the serum, the bioreactors, and how all of those animal cells are going to stick together—much like the secret formulas of Coca-Cola or KFC's chicken.
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"There were a lot of questions today about whether or not Republicans would stick together on this vote and do the right thing for the country," said Representative Steve Scalise of Louisiana, the No. 2 House Republican.
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The three of them stick together as they battle the popular students of Las Encinas, some of whom have it out for them for no other reason than that they are all on a teen soap opera!
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But it sounds like there's more to the story — including this tidbit hidden in Bermuda's recent post: "Despite it all, there's only three of us out there and we need to stick together," she wrote. Three. Three.
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"I believe there are certain qualities that veterans have, and when Bush was president, I think about three-fourths of Congress were veterans and we would stick together and work together across the aisle," Dole told CNN.
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Miquela calls her friends her "drunk robo-siblings who have daddy issues," and how they have to stick together as the only three robots in the world, but she wishes she had more people to turn to.
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Yet if people can't talk about the things that divide us with their families — where there's a background assumption that you should try to stick together even when you disagree — you've got to wonder where they can.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told a newspaper that the national ruling alliance would stick together despite Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partner suffering losses in a regional poll.
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But Mr. Gantz said he could not see a way to a power-sharing agreement since Mr. Netanyahu had already signed a pact with three right-wing and religious parties to stick together in any coalition negotiations.
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LUXEMBOURG, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The 27 members of the European Union negotiating with London on Britain's exit from the bloc must stick together and not allow themselves to be divided, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
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"China firmly supports Saudi Arabia in its drive for economic diversification and social reform, and will continue to stick together with Saudi Arabia on issues involving their core interests," Xi said, according to China's official Xinhua news agency.
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But as much as I loved his character, what I loved even more was that his death brought Sansa and Arya together and helped them realize that as long as they stick together their potential knows no bounds.
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It comes from the need to form a community in order to stick together, proving to your peers that you do deserve your tens, and then battling it out with them to see who really is the best.
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After all, the very issue that has provoked this debate—China's rise as a strategic competitor—means that there is plenty of spying to be getting on with, and ever more reason for the allies to stick together.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban Communist Party leader Raul Castro, President Miguel Diaz-Canel and Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro signaled on Sunday punishing U.S. sanctions would only stiffen their resolve to stick together and support social change in the region.
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"We need to stick together and work hard on the defensive part, and hopefully we can nick a set piece or even a counter-attack, but of course we go into every game for a win," Olsson said.
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"This idea that everybody gets their own bedroom is a very new idea in history if you think about it," said James J. Crist, who wrote "Siblings: You're Stuck With Each Other, So Stick Together" with Elizabeth Verdick.
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With no collective bargaining rights, no contract, and no legal right to strike, the teachers had managed to mount a statewide work stoppage anyway, and make their demands heard, marshal public support, and stick together until they won.
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Emmanuel Macron, France's president, appealed to the 27 countries to stick together through the coming months, saying there must be "no separate agenda of bilateral talks," reflecting, perhaps, a worry that Britain will try to divide the bloc.
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You can be honest, which is to say, you can tell them that everything they know is going to change in coming years and the best we can do is try to stick together and minimize the damage.
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"We're better when we stick together," one lawmaker recalled her saying, as she implored unity around demands that Republican leaders commit to a vote on a measure to protect young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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Were the 47-member Democratic caucus to stick together, they would still have to convince a handful of their GOP counterparts to buck their party in order to hit the 51 votes required to approve the Senate rules.
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Like tectonic plates, the blocks don't slide smoothly but in fits and starts: They'll typically stick together for seconds at a time, held in place by friction, until the shear stress grows large enough that they suddenly slip.
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As widowed mother Shirley and her irrepressible son Keith Partridge, Jones and Cassidy played lightly fictionalized versions of themselves — two entertainers in a family full of them that decides to stick together and seek success as a group.
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The film is set two months after the events of 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, with the titular guardians trying to stick together while Chris Pratt's Peter Quill works to try and discover the identity of his father.
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A Republican senator who spoke on condition of anonymity said McConnell gave his colleagues leeway to express opposition to various Trump actions, such as pulling U.S. troops out of northern Syria, but urged them to stick together on process.
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Regardless of past results, the LHCb scientists I spoke with pointed out that this new particle will allow them to better understand particle physics in general, and continue refining their theories about what quarks do when they stick together.
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It might look like magic (and we'd believe it, coming from Rihanna, the innovator that she is), but there's a simple scientific explanation: The magnetic charge that gives the Stix the miraculous ability to stick together also attracts metal.
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If Democrats can stick together in withholding votes for Trump's border wall, the president will eventually be forced to cave — or risk telling Border Patrol or TSA officers that their paychecks will have to wait a little bit longer.
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You spread out or stick together, taking out rivals and rifling through their gear for whatever's useful—but you don't get to keep that loot unless you reach an extraction zone and attach your stash to a helicopter hoist.
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Quave's team found that the compounds found in the plants didn't kill the bacteria, but prevented their spread in other ways, such as inhibiting the bacteria's ability to produce biofilm, which allows bacteria to stick together and to surfaces.
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It's a hard plastic ball, which feels very solid and relatively rugged, and it comes with a soft silicone sheath that protects the lens elements on the two camera the Air uses to stick together its 360-degree photo.
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Barnett, on the other hand, doesn't necessarily believe the Europeans stick together when it comes to sports, and for that reason, he thinks it's up in the air who will get the big hometown pop in the main event.
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"Whether Muhyiddin will face a no-confidence motion really hinges on whether the 113 MPs pledging support for Mahathir continue to stick together by then," said Harrison Cheng, associate director and lead analyst for Malaysia at consultancy Control Risks.
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Claire believes that if it weren't for her, none of them would be stuck in this predicament, but if there's one thing you can count on from all of them, it's that they will stick together, no matter what.
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Rather than using their power to lift Americans out of poverty, politicians and corporations over the last 50 years have worked hand in hand to cut wages, cut jobs and cut workers' freedom to stick together in a union.
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The title reflects the inclusiveness and warmth of the show's vision of city life: The omnipresent gum that covers every paved surface is a gritty symbol of the way the project's residents stick together and have one another's backs.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis made an impassioned plea for Europe to stick together and revive the ideals of its founders on Sunday, saying ideologies and fear-mongering politicians were threatening its very existence as a bloc.
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Not too long ago, in an effort to ensure higher production quality across its competitive scene and to encourage teams to stick together, Valve rolled out a series of so-called Majors: tournaments officially endorsed and funded by Valve itself.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk warned on Tuesday that completing a Brexit treaty and agreeing on future relations with Britain would be a "furious race against time" where EU states would have to stick together to avoid economic disruption.
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Trump's challenge is to ensure the 100-member Senate's 52 Republicans stick together to confirm his Cabinet choices to provide a smooth transition to power when the real estate magnate takes over from Democratic President Barack Obama on Jan. 20.
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If "Star Trek" were still doing its job on television today, it would be asking questions about how a federation of planets can stick together when one powerful member becomes cautious of integration and votes to quit (with echoes of Brexit).
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Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, could join the 49 Democrats and slow the process, but it may not be realistic to expect every Democrat to stick together, particularly ones up for re-election in red states.
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Speaking as he arrived for the summit meeting, President François Hollande of France said the situation today in the United Kingdom, with political turmoil, a plunging currency and credit rating downgrades, should alert other Europeans of the need to stick together.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The next phase of talks on Brexit will be the real test of European Union unity and success can only come if the 27 remaining EU countries stick together, the chairman of EU leader Donald Tusk said on Thursday.
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Kateryna Makova, director of the Center for Medical Genomics at Penn State University, and her colleagues recently determined that if you line up a man's Y chromosome with a chimpanzee's, only about 70 percent of the two spans will stick together.
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That feeling faded, but I have always hoped it would return in the face of a challenge: When you share so much — history and democracy, freedom and the rule of law — and the world is messy, it's important to stick together.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Friday the European Union must take on a bigger international role, saying the answer to crises from security to climate change, was to stick together and stop relying on the United States.
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It was a comfort, but a luxurious one, like an hour in an empty, cool movie theater on a summer day when the air doesn't move and your thighs stick together and it feels as if the city is melting.
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" Wednesday night, Pelosi was asked when she walked off the floor if she was working to get Democrats to stick together and vote against the bill, and she referred to Wednesday's caucus meeting and said "members will do what they'll do.
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"Johnson then expressed to her friend (female witness) that if they stick together that they stand a chance to make money and in a separate text the suspect referred to talking to an attorney and going for big bucks," the affidavit continues.
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Even if the specific bill doesn't make it through the Senate, it's possible that parts of it will be adopted into whatever plan Republicans come up with, because the party needs to stick together in order to actually push a law through.
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"I wanted everyone in the world to know that no matter how much the police tamper with evidence, how much they stick together … I wanted to put it on Facebook and go viral so that the people could see," Reynolds told reporters Thursday.
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"Any bloc of any legislators that is able to stick together is able to be kingmakers ... but the only real organized blocs in the House has been on the far right and far left," said Ryan Clancy, the chief strategist at No Labels.
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The great irony is that, if Republicans stick together and keep their 50-year promise about a Supreme Court ruled by constitutionalists by confirming Brett Kavanaugh, they actually may be rewarded with a larger Senate majority and barely hold a House majority.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will host the heads of the communion's 37 other provinces around the globe for a week of talks to try and work out if and how they can stick together after more than a decade of bitter disagreements.
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The NATO summit near London this week, which was supposed to celebrate the organization's 70th birthday, ended awkwardly on Wednesday in a formal commitment of countries at odds with one another to stick together for a future that nobody dares to define.
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And for almost all of them, future President Donald Trump was tweeting and talking, keeping up a drumbeat urging Republicans to stick together and do everything in their power to stop Obamacare, while skewering Obama as a weak leader and incompetent negotiator.
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The concept of intersectionality used to justify this anti-Semitism, postulating that oppressed people should stick together, conveniently ignores that a quarter of Israel's population is Arab and Muslims worship freely at Israeli mosques, yet Jews are not welcome in Hamas' Gaza.
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"I am expecting that this group of countries that stood and have become responsible for helping the market to correct, (that) there is a very good chance that they could stick together and put a shape around that alliance," al-Mazrouei said.
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"What was at the heart of European values and principles was this simple idea of solidarity, that we would help those countries with difficulties and stick together through challenging times," said Pierre Vimont, a former French ambassador and senior European Union official.
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Fred and I have always been of the view that it's the song that is the most important thing and musicians should always stick together because if we start to get a bit angry with each other that's when it gets a bit depressing.
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"We're an inclusive party, we have strong conservatives, libertarians and we have our moderates, but we're a party, we're a party of reform and we are going to stick together," said Demi Kouzounas, a dentist who was elected as the party chair in January.
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Democrats, watching Republicans careen around in search of a health care solution, honored the demand of Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, that they stick together in their refusal to lift a finger to help until repeal was taken off the table.
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" And in another all-caps broadside, he charged that "THE DEMOCRATS ARE TRYING TO DESTROY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND ALL THAT IT STANDS FOR," urging fellow members of the GOP to "STICK TOGETHER, PLAY THEIR GAME, AND FIGHT HARD" because "OUR COUNTRY IS AT STAKE!
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MATIAS ROMERO, Mexico (Reuters) - Impoverished Central American migrants traveling in a "caravan" through Mexico that angered U.S. President Donald Trump said they would stick together for safety even though the group will end its journey in Mexico City rather than at the U.S. border.
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I had an inkling that it would be interesting to look at how they like to arrange with one another based solely on entropy, meaning they had no direct interactions between them—they didn't want to stick together; there's no charges; there's no nothing; there's just entropy.
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One of the show's underlying themes has always been celebrating outsiders and the strength that comes when they stick together, and this season felt like it was, in these small instances, trying to tie that into the cultural-political divides that were surfacing in the '80s.
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Perhaps this is why after prison, so many women like Pulinario and White-Harrigan stick together, forming networks for job referrals in response to countless job applications sliding to the bottom of the pile, to interviews with potential employers ending abruptly or never being conducted at all.
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The Baudelaires for the first few books are shuffled from location to location from protector to protector, and at this point realize that they're on their own and have to take some personal action in order to get away from Olaf and stick together as a family.
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"Now it's important that we in the EU27 stick together," Schaeuble said, adding that it would be important to show other EU countries they should not be tempted to follow Britain out by thinking one could have the benefits of EU membership without meeting its obligations.
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Just before the final markup, McConnell came to a meeting of Hatch and committee members and stressed the need for unity -- without explicitly saying they should stick together and punt away any Democratic amendments that could endanger the bill; the message was clear and it worked.
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WATCH: Ben Affleck Reveals He Completed Rehab for Alcohol Addiction: 'I'm Lucky to Have the Love of My Family' Still a Family As the months went by following their split, Garner and Affleck continued to stick together with their kids — and a divorce filing was nowhere in sight.
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The centrist bloc made up of the Progressive Party (PP), Democrats (DEM), Solidarity (SD), Brazilian Republican Party (PRB) and the Party of the Republic (PR) said in a statement late on Thursday that they would stick together and find the best ticket for Brazil, but did not mention Alckmin.
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Senators Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Doug Jones of Alabama all announced their decisions in the final hours before the vote ending the Senate impeachment trial, ensuring that all 47 Democrats would stick together in supporting the removal of Mr. Trump from office.
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There still is a lot that needs to be done in the music industry, but in terms of our careers we are in the driver's seat more than ever because we speak up for ourselves, we stick together, and [we] make sure our opinions are treated as validly as any man's.
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If Obama's contention was that there's no "them," only "us," Trump's contention is that there really is a "them" — a "them" of immigrants and Muslims and terrorists and Black Lives Matter activists and elites and crooked journalists — and so it's all the more important for the "us" to stick together.
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Her, I talked to Kevin, little Kevin, they said they all good," he said about speaking to Williams, Kevin and their son, Kevin Hunter Jr. "The love and the passion is still there 'cause that's what you need in times like this is your family to stick together with you.
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"Donald Trump told us an amazing thing, it's the last quote in our book, he says, 'Democrats stink on policy, are bad politicians, have the worst ideas in the world, but they stick together and Republicans don't,' " said Sherman, who is a reporter for Politico and an NBC/MSNBC contributor.
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On Monday, Democrats said they would vote against advancing a package of bipartisan Middle East policy bills slated for consideration this week unless Republicans allowed a vote on bills to reopen shuttered federal departments already passed by the House — a decision that could scuttle its prospects if Democrats stick together.
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"The United States sees how your powerful voice in Europe ensures that Europe takes a strong stance in the world, and keeps the EU open, outward looking, and closely linked to its allies on the other side of the Atlantic…Now is a time for friends and allies to stick together," he said.
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If we wish culture to survive the coming financial apocalypse, an apocalypse which will define what mankind's real value us in the 21s century, we must prepare ourselves to truly interact with each other in the way the old Church interacted with the faithful and guilds helped birds of a feather stick together.
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Democrats are currently betting that if they can stick together on withholding votes for Trump's border wall, the president will eventually be forced to cave — or risk telling Border Patrol, TSA officers, and every one of the 800,000 federal employees impacted by the shutdown that their paychecks will have to wait even longer.
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Although there are a number of other interesting physiological effects that have been discovered through living on the ISS (take for example, an astronaut's inability to shed tears because they stick together in a ball when the astronaut cries, or the loss of taste), perhaps the most seriously impacted organ in spaceflight is the brain.
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On Friday, as he traveled to Columbia, S.C., to participate in a forum on criminal justice reform, Mr. Trump also expressed confidence in the support he has from Republicans on Capitol Hill, even as he has been lambasting Republicans for their inability to "stick together" the way he claims Democrats are able to do.
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With the next election likely to be held under a proportional representation system, such a result could give them more power in the next parliament than if they remain in a Renzi-controlled PD. Standing in the street outside the party meeting, a few PD supporters came to urge their leaders to stick together.
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"What is happening on the international stage, be it Brexit, whether it is Western Europe's relations with President Trump ... has made a number of our European partners, mainly Germany, think about the need to have a European vision, to stick together, and to ensure that the Franco-German engine resumes functioning in full harmony," Mezard said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Tuesday it was essential for the remaining 27 members of the European Union to stick together in the looming "Brexit" negotiations with Britain on its desire to leave the EU. Schaeuble also told a group of foreign journalists in Berlin that he believes Brexit negotiations will be difficult and complicated.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's replacement is announced by Arizona's governor, will stick together and potentially be joined by some red-state Democrats in voting for Kavanaugh.
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" Sudhir Vidyarthi, a publishing magnate whose ancestors printed newspapers that opposed British rule, said Asian Kenyans, who tended to stick together, had been so isolated from Kenyan society that their only proof of existence was "a one-acre plot of land that they're living in with a sign on the gate saying: 'Beware of the dog.
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And I think it's the year of fully correcting the market, fully achieving the balance and I am expecting as well that this group of countries that stood and become responsible for helping the market to correct, there is a very good chance that they could stick together and potentially put them with a shape around that alliance.
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In the Senate where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell doesn't have a filibuster-proof majority, the question is whether Democrats would pick Friday's deadline to stick together and withhold all their votes on the short-term spending bill or whether enough Democrats -- some who are facing tough re-elections in 2018 -- would come along to keep the government open.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE directed his ire at congressional Republicans on Monday and urged them to "stick together" in the face of "vicious" attacks by Democrats as their impeachment inquiry steamrolls forward this week.
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With the declaration of al Qaeda in the Islamic Subcontinent, this region is clearly still very important to Zawahiri and Co. ... because you also have ISIS to worry about You need to stick together in the face of the ambitions of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and ISIS, who declared their province of Khorasan right in the middle of the Taliban's heartland.
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The shrewd Senate Republican leader, working with the White House, has convinced his Republican colleagues that the best politics is to stick together with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 28500 of Senate impeachment trial MORE.
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Thanks to Donald Trump, we're being objectified and made to feel bad about ourselves, so I think it's really important for women to stick together and do the opposite of that; to let their bodies be seen and be heard, and to empower each other; to remind each other that what they look like is not the only thing that's important when it comes to who they are.
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But the first consequences of the disagreements were immediately felt in the regional parliament, where the pro-independence camp lost two votes on Tuesday, one on reaffirming their claim for self-determination and another one to symbolically protest against a perceived lack of neutrality from Spain's King Felipe VI. Junqueras on Twitter on Tuesday urged the pro-independence coalition to stick together while JxCat said it would hold an extraordinary meeting on Friday to review its strategy.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) said he wants a nominee who will abide by the Constitution, while Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas) predicted the caucus would stick together to confirm Trump's pick.
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Top officials don't know where he got that detailHouse committee unveils impeachment resolution textShouting match erupts in Vindman deposition as Democrats accuse Republicans of trying to out whistleblower Wednesday: Vindman testified he was convinced Ukraine aid became part of Trump's demand for Biden investigations White House national security official set to testify in impeachment inquiry stepping down soonImpeachment investigators invite John Bolton to testifyWith impeachment consuming Congress, lawmakers fear threat of a government shutdown Thursday: Schiff says transcripts from impeachment inquiry interviews could come 'as early as next week'Trump ditches New York to become a Florida resident, court documents showWhite House ramps up Senate outreach after House Republicans stick together on impeachment inquiry vote House to take first vote related to Trump impeachment inquiry Friday: Trump campaign says impeachment vote was a fundraising boonNo clear leader among 2020 Democrats for Iowa caucusgoers in new poll And that was the week that was in 17 headlines.
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