I hope they will stick with me, and stick with the show.
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Stick with reality TV. Stick with hotels and buildings and Trump magazines.
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Trump doesn't stick with the Republican Party — he knows Republicans will stick with him.
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The images and words that stick with the reader will really stick with the reader.
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It didn't really stick with me, but what did stick with me was this designer's rendition of the Tokyo Olympics logo.
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"Stick with companies that just reported good numbers stick with some PepsiCo, as we did for our charitable trust … If it goes down tomorrow, I'd buy it, " Cramer said.
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So you stick with it till it ... Right, exactly.
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Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote + Echo Dot.
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Did any of his habits or demands stick with you?
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But the school decided to stick with what it knows.
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For our exercise though, let's stick with the CBO estimate.
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But there are some dates that will stick with you.
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Stick with Swimming long enough, and Miller's lyrics seem disorienting.
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We just stick with this changing color palette every season.
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Are you going to stick with these two main genres?
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Others will prefer to stick with their existing lease programs.
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We are determined to stick with the sleep training, though.
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Stick with it, because the best is yet to come.
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This is a show that's going to stick with me.
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Or, just stick with classic black like Romee and Shay.
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HHS hasn't said whether it will stick with its plans.
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There was a measuring stick, with which he checked snowfall.
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So I decide to stick with Graham for a bit.
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Enrollees can also choose to stick with their current selection.
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If you prefer one over the other, stick with that.
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Presuming they cannot, they have to stick with the nominee.
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It's probably best if we stick with ladders for now.
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Will clients stick with us or is the game over?
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So I hope people appreciate that and stick with him.
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It wants people to obviously stick with iPhone after all.
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If he did, would you stick with the Democratic Party?
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"We just need to stick with the science," Sila said.
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They stick with their guns and put their scapegoats in.
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You have to pick a position and stick with it.
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Take a stick with you and beat them up. Right?
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" Hunt called on Iran to "stick with all its commitments.
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Do Republicans stick with their base and refuse a vote?
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In the end, Papadopoulos decided to stick with his plea.
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To eliminate international exposure, let's stick with a regional bank.
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So my take is, you're in it, stick with it.
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"It just happened to stick with this one little girl."
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Who would stick with me and who would simply disappear?
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Sometimes it is the right thing to stick with managers.
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Instead of piling up your plate, stick with your favorites.
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Just stick with my routine - don't do too much extra.
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I've decided to stick with the show for one reason.
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But the Senate versions stick with the 1.6 percent raise.
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So, should you stick with Valeant if you own it?
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Why stick with a politically toxic figure who belittled him?
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I think they're going to stick with the game plan.
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Just stick with fresh water if you can get it.
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"You do have to stick with the science," she said.
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So if you like your current shoes, stick with them.
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I'm going to stick with US Concrete in that area.
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However, I'll still try to stick with local coffee shops.
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But once you've made up your mind, stick with it.
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Or should you stick with your older iPhone XS Max?
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He's played well, so we're going to stick with him.
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"We are going to stick with that path," McConnell said.
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They are working and I've got to stick with it.
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Here are the reasons you should stick with regular AirPods.
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Bonus: You'll probably stick with it and learn more, too.
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Ha. Ha. I decide to stick with the original plan.
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Here's to hoping they stick with the adult contemporary genre.
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Certain conversations and stories stick with Robinson more than others.
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So, if that fails, just stick with thoughts and prayers.
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One holds a stick with a spiked end for pushing.
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Interactions with them shake my resolve to stick with recovery.
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I would have loved (Morgan) to stick with the team.
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"But we can no longer stick with the status quo."
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Should you give up or stick with him, despite misgivings?
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But ultimately, Mah decided to stick with her steady strategy.
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No really — stick with me (even if you hate sports).
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OR, PICK AN AIRLINE, any airline — and stick with it.
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But stick with it, and soon the cravings will fade.
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Stick with the top brands such as SanDisk and Lexar.
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"If you're impatient, stick with the technology names," he advised.
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I stick with Canon mostly for familiarity and system interchangeability.
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" Using a football analogy, he said, "Stick with your QBs.
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For our exercise though, let's stick with the CBO's estimate.
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To get to a good answer and stick with it.
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Thank you, I will stick with my Henckels and KitchenAids.
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Which childhood books and authors stick with you the most?
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So yeah, maybe stick with beans and cheese and stuff.
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The United States has pushed Greece to stick with TAP.
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If you're a Photoshop wiz, stick with what you know.
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So maybe they should stick with the frame they've got.
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I like that they stick with their horrible hair style.
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Well my spouse wanted to save $ guess I'll stick with scribd.
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He tends to stick with the same barbecue tools as well.
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For her latest maternity shoot, Emily didn't only stick with bees.
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We are told to expect Trump to stick with that tradition.
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To achieve any expected return, you have to stick with it.
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Why do some dreams stick with us, while the rest disappear?
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If you find it truly enjoyable and rewarding, stick with it.
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But if you stick with the show, it'll grow on you.
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The name seems to stick with many residents of the state.
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And if you prefer Android regardless, stick with official downloads only.
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And if you prefer Android regardless, stick with official downloads only.
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I think the president has to stick with our NATO allies.
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Keep smiling Fun increases helps people stick with a workout program.
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People could opt out, but many will stick with the default.
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Not a great movie, but one that will stick with you.
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Typically I stick with broth-based soups rather than creamy ones.
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It seems like a commitment that you have to stick with.
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If you stick with it, you'll be charged $4.99 per month.
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For everyone else, I'd say just stick with what you've got.
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And don't think you need to stick with just those options.
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But, after some discussion, he agreed to stick with the plan.
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MoneyLion uses rewards to incentivize users to stick with the platform.
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"I tried to stick with my guy in coverage," Alonso said.
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Stick with those, and Northern Iowa will take care of you.
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I wanted to stick with DMT and its world of hippies.
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"Stick with us," Trump told a group of veterans last July.
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But, it's safest to stick with ones approved by the FDA.
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Stick with it, and "history may not view that decision kindly".
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Other nations have indicated they will stick with the deal, too.
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And I think we should stick with them in that case.
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After that, he's not sure whether he'll stick with the electronics.
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Let's just stick with that and see where that gets us.
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Given the $100 savings, I'd generally stick with the CX 6.00BT.
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And this is why so many Christian conservatives stick with him.
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Mr Trump must soon decide whether to stick with the pact.
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But I stick with the included tips in all other scenarios.
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Which moments stick with you most from your time out there?
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" Lagerfeld naturally responded, saying, "he should stick with his old books.
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I want to decide on one story and stick with it.
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The question is, how long will he stick with that decision?
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They thought, no one cares anyway, let's stick with a formula.
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So, will Europeans opt to stick with winter or summer time?
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Each one will stick with you long after the credits fade.
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Unless you're an absolute Instant Pot virtuoso, stick with the Ultra.
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Maybe we'll just walk to Tesco and stick with the Cadbury's.
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For (Farrell) to stick with me there, I definitely appreciate it.
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So in the end, he decided to stick with the deal.
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Understandably, the patient decided to stick with the diet full-time.
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These senators are requesting that the funding stick with medical inflation.
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It's safe to stick with the recommended two servings a week.
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They said stick with the process and the result will come.
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He has since announced formally that he will stick with Bridgestone.
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For now, VanZant's gonna stick with kickin' ass inside the Octagon.
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Stick with version one for the sheer audacity of the mix.
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How long did you stick with it, before returning the game?
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Not all calls that stick with us are from patients dying.
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You might buy the 8K, I might stick with a 193K.
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So you might be more likely to stick with that device.
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Fans like McIntosh and Beards will likely stick with their hero.
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Kavanaugh's efforts appeared to convince Trump to stick with his nomination.
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Encourage AIDS and HIV patients to stick with their medical protocols.
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A liar tends to stick with the same, bare-bones answers.
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Let's embrace modern technological solutions or stick with pen and paper.
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You can rename the driver or stick with its default name.
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In practice, investors would do well to stick with 10 percent.
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Stick with CNN Business all week for all the latest gadgets.
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Perhaps the restaurant is smart to stick with the retro selections.
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I wanted to stick with business stuff first, like CBDMedic obviously.
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Even when their hypothesis is proved false, they stick with it.
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"I think I could stick with my traditional color," he said.
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I want a Supreme Court that will stick with Roe v.
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Want to stick with cable but need to watch it online?
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For these examples, I'm going to stick with phyphox (http://phyphoxorg).
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A streaming stick with 4K and HDRPrice$70LikeSo powerful, so cheap!
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I don't have much range, so usually I stick with that.
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But, if we stick with "Pretty Saro," the point is made.
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We're trying to really stick with the authenticity of the teachings.
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"Now I think people are happy to stick with bat ornaments."
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When we figure out what we like, we stick with it.
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"I would stick with equities for the time being," she said.
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Ultimately, New Zealand residents voted to stick with the current flag.
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Should I stick with the status quo or take a hike?
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NASA and the administration decided to stick with the original plan.
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As a baking oven: Stick with your regular convection oven here.
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This one will stick with you like few horror movies can.
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They do their one look and that's what they stick with.
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If they win, we're ruined, therefore, let's stick with our tribe.
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But moving forward, happier memories stick with me like glue traps.
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The fragility convinces people to stick with the two major parties.
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Another city councilor, Shawn Gudmundson, suggested the council stick with four.
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Stick with Florence Fabricant's new guide to edible gourds (above) instead.
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He can decide whether he wants to stick with his plans.
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A lot of times you just have to stick with it.
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The question now is whether retail investors will stick with them.
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And that actually makes flexitarianism easier to stick with long-term.
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The actors tend to adopt one tone and stick with it.
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"I'll stick with the criteria I laid out," Ms. Lathan said.
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But visually it will certainly stick with you, and your children.
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Wednesday's statement said Turkey would stick with growth-focused economic policies.
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"You've got to stick with it," Carolina coach Bill Peters said.
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But I want to just stick with networks for a minute.
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This next part is a little technical, but stick with me!
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I just stick with that because I feel best that way.
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Just remember: The best budget is the one you'll stick with.
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"As an investor, I say stick with Cedar Fair," Cramer said.
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But even tenured faculty may opt to stick with safe topics.
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There are some phrases that stick with us for a lifetime.
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I've voted Labour all my life, so I'll stick with them.
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Let's stick with some of the majors that have come down.
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"Stick with the process," Cooley told his team going into overtime.
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Seek shelter and reliable food, then stick with it, Kono urged.
|
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Those ghostly images stick with you, even after the story lightens.
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Stick with CNN and our Vatican correspondent, Delia Gallagher, for developments.
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Dulling those symptoms can make it easier to stick with quitting.
|
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We have to think he'd stick with Neumann out of loyalty.
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So we're going to stick with that until credibly informed otherwise.
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And companies don't have to stick with existing privacy policies, either.
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That was what made her stick with her plan to enlist.
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But with support from Blankfein, he decided to stick with it.
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As for me, I'm going to stick with my human accountant.
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The book's lessons in deception seem not to stick with me.
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Fretting about the crack, she decided to stick with other runners.
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How'd you get to it and why'd you stick with it?
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And real friends will stick with you through all of it.
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The bottom line: Stick with it, because Jessica is worth it.
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Keep track of what makes a difference and stick with that.
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I want a supreme court that will stick with Roe v.
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I'm proud that I've been able to stick with the pages, though.
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CARTER: So I have to stick with what I&aposve been told.
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There's a reason songs can stick with us in an uncomfortable way.
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So what's the best way to get healthy and stick with it?
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Welcome back, we&aposre just getting warmed up so stick with us.
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He said to stick with gold and silver in a reflation environment.
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People tend to stick with the devices they first get to know.
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I order a Cobb salad at the counter and stick with water.
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Audacity/Garage Band: Sometimes you just stick with the workflow you've got.
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So I'm going to say stick with it through thick and thin.
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Biden is is on defense, hoping that older adults stick with him.
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And then if I like it, I'm going to stick with it.
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We are just playing good hockey, and we should stick with that.
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" I said nuclear engineering, and he said: "You gotta stick with it.
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There was also unanimous support to stick with August's bond-buying plans.
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Apple's decision to stick with Lightning over USB-C wouldn't be surprising.
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There's a sequence in Tully that will likely stick with the audience.
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I'm going to try and stick with this for a little while.
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" Nathan said it's better to "stick with the things that have worked.
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These balmy temperatures will stick with us for a few more days.
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" A newspaper editorial observed wryly, "Or we could just stick with toast.
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His killer instinct, and his work ethic will stick with me forever.
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But remember ... Don't: Overdo it Pick a fact and stick with it.
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"I can't get both?" joked Michele, before deciding to stick with Jordan.
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As long as that's true, Primus says he'll probably stick with CRTs.
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If you can't afford it, maybe just stick with the sofa version.
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Once certain developers have earned your trust, you can stick with them.
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But to keep it simple, we'll stick with the plugs and beads.
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When in doubt, stick with the tried and true rule: "Never Tweet."
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Followers are content to stick with the safety of the status quo.
|
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Trader David Seaburg, meanwhile, would stick with a winner from last year.
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Do you stick with nude tones or go for the neon palettes?
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Why stick with one cloud storage provider when you can use two?
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But most cops stick with the Maglite they got as a rookie.
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"Find your why, stick with it and grind it out," he said.
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As a result, women had no choice but to stick with fastpitch.
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Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with.
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The enterprise customer's default action is to stick with their current solution.
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"We anticipate that Powell will stick with a cautious line," they wrote.
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"For each look, I wanted to stick with neutral vibes," she added.
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McAuliffe said that means Clinton will stick with her promise to Sen.
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If I didn't sweat that much I would totally stick with it.
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We all know how that can potentially stick with us long-term.
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Will funds have the patience to stick with their steepener bets now?
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But people stick with their banks, even after bigger blunders than this.
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Will they stick with new offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski's shorter passing game?
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"We do have to stick with the facts," Obama said last year.
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When people are forced to stick with the status quo, innovation dies.
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And he offered advice for helping a child stick with the instrument.
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You watch what's going to happen," he said "Just stick with us.
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We're like the two moms desperately trying to stick with the ages.
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"You're nice when you stick with beer, but a demon on spirits."
|
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However, Elon Musk doesn't want to stick with what is already possible.
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And we try to stick with businesses where we know the winners.
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We'll stick with our bangers and mash without any interference from Europe!
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Howard Dean (another Vermonter) called it in 2004, might stick with Sanders.
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"Stick with me!" is her refrain at rallies in the closing days.
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"Stick with us," he told the VFW annual convention earlier this year.
|
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But let's stick with the statutory 35 percent rate for a moment.
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If I had to choose one, I'd stick with the Freedom Unlimited.
|
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Interestingly, Oracle intends to stick with the dual CEO structure, Bort notes.
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If you do decide to paint, you should really stick with white.
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He believes you should stick with businesses that you can evaluate yourself.
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The Trump administration told Congress it would stick with the tough standard.
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Pick your cause or a variety of causes and stick with it.
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Something has to stick with me for reasons I can't totally articulate.
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" Brett Redman: "I always try to stick with a nice cold beer.
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The math and science geeks stick with the math and science geeks.
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But generally, I would say choose a decade and stick with it.
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Few kids stick with graffiti long enough to get good at it.
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Or do you stick with the boring one with just the name?
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Tauruses love to commit and stick with relationships through thick and thin.
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We were gonna stick with the cheap stuff that got us here.
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But let's stick with healthcare as it's the first priority for Republicans.
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The best one is the one you'll actually stick with over time.
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If they stick with Trump and he loses overwhelmingly, they're in trouble.
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There are small, minute details that stick with you no matter what.
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Europe prepared a list of American goods to stick with retaliatory tariffs.
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Or she could stick with the occasional post that promotes social distancing.
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Mr. Sappington was content to stick with this combination for a while.
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This is the easiest option, though probably the hardest to stick with.
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The official said the city would stick with its current housing policies.
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" Davis told them: "Figure out what you want, and stick with it.
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I'm just hoping to stick with it as long as I can.
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But Osterwalder is not planning to stick with that approach for long.
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They didn't have anyone who could stick with me at that position.
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We'll stick with a smooth and icy texture, thank you very much.
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Are Democratic voters excited and more likely to stick with their party?
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I had to prove to myself that I could stick with something.
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So, Trump is certain to stick with what works with his base.
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There may be some potholes along the way, but stick with it.
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Far easier to stick with rhetorical flourishes than to attempt any answers.
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I'll stick with "Little Lunch" for now, but other suggestions are welcome.
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As a parent, I'm always encouraging children to stick with something tough.
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"This one will stick with us for a long time," he said.
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Yet many aides who stick with the job consider it a calling.
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Take the time to figure out what works, and stick with it.
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So, a little flour so it doesn&apost stick with your hands.
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For written humor, I tend to stick with Davids: Barry and Sedaris.
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If you really believe in it, you've got to stick with it.
|
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His successor, Phil Murphy, agreed to stick with the deal as well.
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"I think if you're in it, you stick with it," he added.
|
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But the character's whole concept is just going to stick with me.
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Amazon Fire TV stick with Alexa voice remote is available for £34.99.
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The important decision is to choose only one and stick with it.
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Julia Moskin: Choose a menu in your 20s and stick with it.
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"Stick with us," Trump told a group of veterans in late July.
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"We just have to stick with it," right wing Cal Clutterbuck said.
|
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Still, when Hertzberg flies, she tries to stick with the window seat.
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Stick with a couple of links and some kind of contact information.
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Insults that others might shrug off, they said, might stick with him.
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If you pull through for her, she's going to stick with you.
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Because of its aspiration, because it tries to stick with its values.
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I always think if something's directionally correct you should stick with it.
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"Roger definitely did not stick with the white-cube approach," Stone explained.
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But even if you just stick with the above, you'll be just fine.
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Do you think she should stick with brown or go back to blonde?
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I am Ed Henry, now back to "Watters&apos World" stick with foxnews.
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Lyrics, melodies, and harmonies stick with her, thanks to her intact semantic memory.
|
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Price discussed the need to stick with the timeline the leaders set out.
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Sometimes, all you really need is to stick with a style that works.
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Or, if it all seems like too much, stick with an index fund.
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Other animals, in contrast, stick with a few tried and true fighting rituals.
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I would say that if you've got an idea, just stick with it.
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But I enjoy doing it, so I'll stick with it for a while.
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First, you stick with the president of your party through thick and thin.
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For biometric unlocks, just stick with the fingerprint sensor and a pin / pattern.
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I chose to stick with Kim because it felt right in my heart.
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On election day, however, Californians ultimately opted to stick with the status quo.
|
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Some calls are over in an instant while others stick with you forever.
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"We intend to stick with the measure in front of us," Neal said.
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As he has with Microsoft, he will stick with a stock for years.
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If you're looking for something simple, stick with the Weeks or the Word.
|
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So, we're overweight tech, but we do agree: stick with software over semis.
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After launch, however, customers can ditch Comcast's equipment, and stick with just Roku.
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"This will stick with the UK economy for a long time," he said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advised investors to stick with the bulls on Capri Holdings.
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Without these two features, I'll stick with the boring and passé iPhone 8.
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It starts off sad, but stick with us for a life-affirming ending.
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He thus implored the remaining members of his government to stick with him.
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We are going to stick with who has made us all that money.
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If your budget method is easy to understand, you'll actually stick with it.
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However, her query about how Cheerios get their shape did stick with us.
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I you have a theme, I think it's important to stick with it.
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How long do you stick with something that doesn't make you feel good?
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I'm kinda over it and just stick with some of my good friends.
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Ultimate in December, should you prefer to stick with an officially branded option.
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If you're in Los Angeles and worried about rain, stick with Dark Sky.
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But he was willing to stick with his picks for many, many years.
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"I think she should stick with Garland, but that's her choice," Biden said.
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On Monday, it declined comment on Rio Tinto's decision to stick with Yancoal.
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He told me to just stick with it and know who you are.
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John Kasich clutching a stick with a nail through it, run behind him.
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We can't say with any certainly that Snapchat will stick with this idea.
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"I think we should stick with one President at a time," Clinton said.
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"I'm going to stick with you guys," he tells John, Dan, and Alison.
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"But I'd recommend we stick with what we've got and save the money."
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But ultimately, it's not the game's plot or characters that stick with you.
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The trick is to stick with heels of the kitten and block variety.
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Liberbank said it would stick with provisions of 0.33 million euros already announced.
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If you love something and have a passion for it, stick with it!
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Parmitano answered her questions, provided encouragement and helped her stick with the dream.
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Will he stick with the tactical moves he embraced decisively in early April?
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The last few scenes of Homeland will stick with viewers through next week.
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"We're going to stick with AM4 for a long time," he told Gizmodo.
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Obama answered the students' questions and urged them to stick with their education.
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It sounds way more complicated than it is, so stick with me here.
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I say you gotta stick with [CEO Mark] Bristow and Barrick [Gold Corp].
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These experiences stick with you, and ultimately impact the way you view fitness.
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That's something I almost never do; I usually stick with the first version.
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If you want to stick with a matte lip (like Karlie's), you're done!
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Maybe starting in smaller increments, I thought, would help me stick with it.
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" Bundy said, "I wanted to show the slider early and stick with it.
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Powell said the U.S. central bank would stick with gradual interest rate increases.
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As consumers buy these products, they're making a decision to stick with Apple.
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They teach us valuable information that will stick with us for or lifetime.
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It's the ones with the deep mental disorders that really stick with it.
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And most of the characters the film do stick with are bare sketches.
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How long did you stick with the game for before you decided: nope?
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Many teachers stick with the tough job because they love watching children blossom.
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Maybe. But, for now, we'll stick with peel-off masks and dry brushing.
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Given that time-tested formula, why shouldn't they just stick with what works?
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Two years later the Pentagon decided to stick with the Rockwell Collins effort.
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His reaction to the local elections suggests he will stick with that approach.
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It's not surprising that the story of Jackson's wife would stick with Trump.
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But I hope you stick with black people because we stuck with you.
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"I think that this committee ought to stick with the tradition," Wyden said.
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Always skeptical of investment product proliferation, it plans to stick with this lineup.
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Our fans are the kinds of people that stick with what they like.
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They are damned if they stick with him, and damned if they don't.
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It could have been an accident and they decided to stick with it.
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But it has also given them another stick with which to beat Europe.
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Tonight we wanted to stick with it and be confident in our game.
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Despite the intensity on the left, Trump's base continues to stick with him.
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And he can't stick with his political message for more than five minutes.
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Yeah, I thought, I'll stick with my 20-pound neoprene waders, thank you.
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But when you leave military service, some of those habits stick with you.
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"Obviously, out here [in Washington], both sides stick with the party," he said.
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Those who stick with it typically adjust after a rocky first few weeks.
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If it doesn't pay off, most of his voters will stick with him.
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It if doesn't, it would likely stick with Disney as a merger partner.
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"Maybe just stick with simple bet," he says, to which I readily agree.
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And stick with them, they have cool shoes for teens and grown-ups.
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Willow is the only one who intends to stick with performing full time.
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But short-term homeowners may want to stick with their original quoted rate.
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"Stick with us," Trump told a Veterans of Foreign Wars group in 2018.
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Even that's going to turn into something glorious if you stick with it.
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They never had to decide how long to stick with a futureless sport.
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I'd stick with this: Man is the only animal that likes Tabasco sauce.
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In today's world, there is so much pushing you to just. Stick. With.
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So make sure that you're willing to stick with what you believe in.
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"Find something that you want to do and stick with it," Davis says.
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We need to stick with measures until we see sustained decline in cases.
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Plus, many devs simply don't trust Google to stick with games long-term.
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In other words, they know what they do well, and stick with it.
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It's better to stick with your investments through the inevitable ups and downs.
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Many tables stick with giant bottles of water and platters of fresh fruit.
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"Stick with your gut and don't let detractors convince you otherwise," she said.
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I usually pick a lip color and stick with it for the month.
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Or do you tend to stick with the things you know and love?
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Or do you prefer to stick with the things you know and love?
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WILFRED FROST: So, you'll stick with what you've got already in that space?
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People said they were amazed they had been able to stick with it.
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If you plan a professional ID, stick with the name you're born with.
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But the pair instead decided to stick with their existing agreement with Verizon.
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Mr. Halpern persuaded her to pass it up to stick with their music.
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Or you could stick with sauvignon blanc alone, in an herbal, minerally Sancerre.
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All of which is to say, let's hope both parties stick with deescalation.
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"If you already own Cedar Fair, I'd stick with it," the host said.
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"Parents have got to stick with them the whole way through," Anderson says.
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Sometimes when you work with successful people, you want to stick with them.
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"If we can stick with those limited topics, that's good news," said Sen.
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Kohl's is climbing all the way back — told you to stick with that.
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" Trump also added in his speech that voters should "just stick with us.
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You have to really stick with the same ecosystem, and it&aposs limited.
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But many others have chosen to stick with the event, despite the uproar.
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Stick with that horse and buy more if it goes back to $72.
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For toppings, they typically stick with just a bit of sliced red onion.
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He can barely stick with a Pence thought for more than five seconds.
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They stick with simple, proven, systematic strategies, and they invest over time. 6.
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If you're looking for optimal performance, you should stick with the PC versions.
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I feel a responsibility to do good work for my coworkers, for my family, for my home state, and most especially for the fans," he said, and concluded, "I hope they will stick with me, and stick with the show.
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"I am a creature of habit and stick with the same foods," she said.
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They're hard to come across, but once you do, you'll always stick with them.
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So Awwal took on his own son and tried to stick with fellow Syrians.
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But when you find something that works, do your best to stick with it.
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It looks like they were planning to stick with Wentworth and vote out David.
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Though truth be told, we'd probably both stick with exactly how we did it.
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If I stick with this, it will be a more costly way to live.
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If you are comfortable with your bond allocation and its duration, stick with it.
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Why do certain songs tend to stick with us throughout life while others don't?
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The identity they choose will stick with them throughout the course of the campaign.
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Maybe the kids will love it, but I'll stick with my perfectly creepy Bitmoji.
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The small and specific triumphs and outrages are the stories that stick with people.
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But some seem keen to stick with the old acronym, at least for now.
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"We think you should stick with something like health care for 2019," added Sanchez.
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But its her words about her most iconic role that really stick with us.
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It's more about certain memories stick with fans and mine are generally from college.
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Though he admitted he's unsure whether China will stick with working on a replacement.
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I might stick with this for a minute and just switch up the colors.
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And just in case, stick with beer that you know and are familiar with.
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For these, it's wiser to stick with the old than show off the new.
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If that's $400 worth of a dealbreaker for you, stick with the Pixel 3.
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I thought, It's a losing battle to stick with the moral and environmental argument.
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Until it does, I am going to stick with "nope" as my formal response.
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Let's stick with game, set, match when it comes to Wimbledon — not outfit dissection.
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Participants were also more likely to stick with the tai chi program over time.
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Verizon phones and iPhones sold in China will stick with Qualcomm, sources told Bloomberg.
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RUBIO: But Megyn... BUSH: You should stick with it and that's exactly what happened.
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If you're worried about a mishap, maybe it's just better to stick with bitmoji.
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The Teesta is another handy stick with which the BNP can beat the government.
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We're not talking about life lessons that stick with you and develop your character.
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Given that "do it on the set" attitude, did you stick with practical effects?
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But she will stick with a traditional ultrathin rose-gold band with pavé diamonds.
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Better to stick with emergency fiscal measures and leave deeper reforms to his successor.
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Because when Rihanna comes for you, that's gonna stick with you for a lifetime.
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Although, if you're anything like us, you'd probably rather stick with the OG thing.
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Stick with oil-free foundations or [ones containing] salicylic acid, especially during the summertime.
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You either buy into his amazing success or you stick with something less volatile.
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Try to stick with fabrics or blends that include lyocell, polyester, spandex and knits.
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Stick with this list and your family will surely be grateful you were born.
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There is precedent for Trump to stick with a former president's Fed chair appointment.
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He might stick with that formula in the Dallas Mavericks' fight for the playoffs.
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Foxconn insisted at that time that it would stick with its 13,000 job target.
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He declined to weigh in explicitly on whether House Democrats should stick with Rep.
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Should I go with a sci-fi theme or stick with the Old West?
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"I think I'm going to let my response stick with that tweet," he said.
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You have a bigger nuclear stick with greater power than he could ever imagine.
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People who stick with cash buy fewer sodas and desserts at work, Wansink says.
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"Find your why, stick with it and grind it out," Officer James Cornelius said.
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Unlike Fleshlight, he decided to stick with amateur models in place of porn stars.
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Your task is to demonstrate it is riskier to stick with the current course.
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If Trump delivers to them on their pocketbook issues, they will stick with him.
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If I have a stick with me I just drag it across a fence.
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Clearly, it makes no sense to stick with a goal if the situation changes.
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I wanted to stick with an Apple computer because I like TextEdit and iMessage.
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You'll also have to stick with narrower vegetables — heftier squash won't really work here.
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The Fire TV Stick (with an Alexa Remote) will get a $10 price cut.
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Or do you stick with AT&T so you can watch Games of Thrones?
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Trader Tim Seymour, who owns Nike shares, said investors should stick with the stock.
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U.S. governors, mayors and businesses are also insisting they'll stick with the Paris goals.
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Or will a population distrusting of Washington and the media stick with their party?
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If anything, that's only likely to make Bannon more likely to stick with Moore.
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Another member of the panel thinks Elba should stick with the bad boy persona.
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I'll stick with Persona 4 on the PS Vita and Downwell on the iPhone.
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Did you stick with that whole political bent of things for a long time?
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I'm going to stick with my future warnings about the dangers of dental hypertrophy.
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Stick with me for the recaps and inside info you can only get here.
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The Cube comes with a remote if you want to stick with manual operation.
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LG: I think they're gonna try to stick with this design for a while.
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Stick with your long-term plan and do not try to time the market.
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If you need to stick with big companies, look at COOs, CMOs, CTOs, CBOs.
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Three of our closest allies urged the United States to stick with the JCPOA.
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J.P. Morgan believes consumers will stick with the service even with its higher cost.
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I say stick with long-term Cramer-faves Anadarko and old friend First Solar.
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But the film doesn't stick with the political themes introduced in its early scenes.
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I will stick with my habit of running or walking 60 miles a month.
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Stay Loyal Stick with one airline if possible to attain a high status level.
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The trick, he said, will be training employees to stick with the new programs.
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After talking his decision over with McGuire, Cohn decided to stick with his gut.
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Better yet, Peloton-equipment owners frequently stick with the service for the long term.
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If you stick with an idea, it's bound to pan out sooner or later.
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But they stick with her...Why can't you be loyal to your president, Paul?
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You can now save 50% on the Fire TV Stick with Alexa voice remote.
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Personally, I'd stick with Bandol rosés, which don't require summer temperatures to be delicious.
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I pondered if we should abort the trip, but decided to stick with it.
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Investors should stick with sectors that have done well because of earnings, Doll suggested.
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Claire McCaskill will vote with Trump or stick with Senate Democrats and her base.
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I never expected him to stick with what I had done for that episode.
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But instead they chose to stick with the patriarchal norm, and other companies followed.
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"Stick with us," he told a VFW crowd in Kansas City back in July.
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The technology offered a way to stick with coal in a carbon-conscious era.
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This year, I've come up with some that I am going to stick with.
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But stick with us here, because we're about to bring a ballsack into this.
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But the decision to stick with Shanahan may also be partly out of necessity.
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People can then decide to stick with panty-focused services, or expand from there.
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People stick with what they've bought because purchase price far exceeds annual operating costs.
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I try to stick with walks and necessary errands, but occasionally some shopping happens.
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What did stick with him was their exchange as he was leaving Trump Tower.
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Until those questions are answered, I may stick with my Milan-to-Manhattan route.
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He made the decision to play, and that will always just stick with me.
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That is why we need to stick with our true friends, like the Kurds.
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It's nearly impossible to mess up, so long as you stick with tart apples.
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It is more than that, too, but let's stick with surfaces for a moment.
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They also showed how stubbornly Mr. Trump has decided to stick with his ally.
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If you're not a sports fan, please stick with me for a moment anyway.
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The Clippers have the firepower, versatility and depth to stick with the projected champions.
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Better to stick with tradition, some reasoned, swapping vanguard style for old Hollywood vavoom.
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If you only use escooters once in a while, you should stick with renting.
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Ronny Jackson, the nominee, make the final decision about whether to stick with it.
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"She said, 'I'll stick with you,' " Weinstein told his team members, according to Farrow.
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As for my girls' sandwiches, I'll stick with giving them 100% whole-wheat hearts.
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Which, frankly, that's all the reason you need to stick with your iPhone 6s.
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That's a memory that will always stick with me, being able to capture that.
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But many decide to try it, and they generally stick with it, he said.
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Will these big shots stay loyal and stick with her if she starts losing?
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But we-- you know, we're determined, we've got the money, we'll stick with it.
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But it remains to be seen whether Mr. Moran will stick with his opposition.
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His mom convinced him to stick with it, however, because Mahomes liked football more.
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Tim showered the league with praise while explaining his decision to stick with baseball.
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It's hard to know just how many of its subscribers will stick with it.
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I hope you listened to me when I told you to stick with it.
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The California Air Resources Board recently voted to stick with the existing emissions goals.
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Tiger Tail USA covers the massage stick with a three-year no-hassle warranty.
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Without a stick, with a straight back, I look like 783- to 90-plus.
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When it comes to picking stocks, stick with what you have an interest in.
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If you're feeling this way, stick with it and use some hints from below.
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The activists also carried a USB stick with signatures in support of the petition.
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It was so gross, but it's those weird, funny memories that stick with you.
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Song selections stick with seasonal favorites, and they're backed by a big-band orchestra.
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That's pretty close, so let's stick with the derived frame rate of 0.5043 fps.
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This does not mean we need to just stick with the status quo though.
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And most people will stick with their party long after they've abandoned their ideology.
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It's hard to know just how many of its subscribers will stick with it.
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Stick with a mild but effective cleanser that pairs toning extracts with hydrating botanicals.
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Stick with a mild but effective cleanser that pairs toning extracts with hydrating botanicals.
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The best strategy is to stick with what's popular: chicken or beef, any kind.
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Thankfully I found I could stick with my go-to lunch, minus the pita.
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This constant accountability helps you stick with both the short- and long-term objectives.
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That&aposs the messaging that I would stick with and stick with that position because that&aposs, in fact, what he believes and he knows the facts and what transpired better than anybody, you know, in terms of what&aposs gone on.
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That may not sound like a good deal, but stick with us for a second.
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If it doesn't stick with the cuts throughout 2019, that could potentially keep prices lower.
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Maybe it's better to stick with places that just know you by your drunk nickname.
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He got in, but, for a while he wasn't convinced that he'd stick with it.
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Here's what we found: If you're looking to play it safe, stick with crowd-pleasers.
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We just have to stick with it and come out every day ready to play.
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We'll wait to see the first prototype, but... we'll stick with SnapChat filters for now.
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With this in mind, you may want to stick with plain old soap and water.
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One fan asked why they decided to stick with the show after all this time.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), who endorsed Biden last September and plans to stick with him.
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IMF PROGRAMME * Stick with Ukraine's IMF programme for as long as the country needs it.
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Apple decided to stick with Lightning, though, and to me it was a missed opportunity.
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Kosmic was one of the runners that inspired me to stick with Super Mario Bros.
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So I'm working uphill, but I like the name, so I will stick with it.
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But if you stick with this show, you are probably watching it for Michael Dorman.
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France, Germany and the UK vowed in a joint statement to stick with the deal.
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However, the decision to stick with the 5W USB-A power brick is more frustrating.
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In your opinion, what can we do to keep them motivated to stick with it?
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Those who did stick with their majors were less likely to apply for technical jobs.
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"I found my pose and I stick with it," the Vanderpump Rules star tells PeopleStyle.
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Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote and Echo Dot were the best-selling devices.
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Stick with lean meat like flank steak or filet mignon, and keep the portion petite.
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I'll stick with filters and pretend I never had a taste of the glam life.
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Microsoft has been using similar tactics to convince Windows 10 users to stick with Edge.
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And then Downing Street announced that it had decided to stick with things as usual.
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Earnings won't be anything special, predicts Brown, but you should still stick with the stock.
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If that is not enough, they can always stick with the league's regularly scheduled programming.
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It's a lot harder to stick with your ideas in the face of repeated failure.
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But the Haggadah's take on parenting is one I might be able to stick with.
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Today, most Alabama Republicans seem willing to stick with Roy Moore for the same reason.
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All in, plan to spend $77,995 as long as you stick with a $600 color.
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Not many people can relate to you, so I think just stick with your buddy.
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Presumably, Android will stick with the slow (or two-finger) drag to expand its notifications.
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When it comes to technology, it doesn't always pay to stick with the biggest brands.
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It's a modern twist on classic southern fried chicken, but I'll stick with the original.
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Just as with stocks, however, you'll want to have a plan—and stick with it.
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Aside from Nintendo and potentially Fujifilm, few companies are willing to stick with what's comfortable.
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They decide to stick with Paulie and Natalie because of their track record in Armageddon.
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Pebble's decision to stick with crowdfunding is obvious—it works and it works really well.
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If you have a financial plan you are comfortable with, stick with it, advisors say.
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Getting them all to agree on one app and stick with it is nearly impossible.
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Maybe it's a good idea for Google to stick with "John Doe" from now on.
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Matrix celebrity colorist George Papanikolas advises blondes and brunettes to stick with blue-base shampoos.
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But if you're tired of guessing and want to know the truth, stick with us.
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But for now, that look is a good look and she should stick with it.
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Unions said they would stick with plans to strike on May 13 and May 8.
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As good as this sounds, I'll probably just stick with my Trader Joe's knock offs.
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Understanding that discomfort is part of the process may help a person stick with it.
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He said AMD had the endurance to stick with it and never compromised its standards.
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Also, how does fasting benefit those who have the self-discipline to stick with it?
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It will stick with a more modest ramp-up of renewables—264 percent by 244.
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You're supposed to stick with your party-mates whether you disagree with them or not.
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JC: Okay, I want to stick with the US for just a few moments more.
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Ten years ago, the sage advice was to stick with Japanese cars, especially used models.
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The FasciaBlaster, a plastic stick with four octopus-like massage claws, is a viral hit.
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Stick with Germany, its villainous past making it an agreeable foil for us Anglo-Saxons.
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We've got a lot of opportunities to make it up, so I stick with it.
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Let's stick with the caring ones because I don't feel like talking about sex robots.
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It is one thing to stick with a value strategy if you are Warren Buffett.
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It's another reason to stick with Snap rather than straying to other versions of Stories.
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Markets appear to agree that policymakers will stick with modest measures for some time yet.
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"You keep your head and stick with your plan," Baker said in a telephone interview.
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Pat McCrory, who Cooper defeated last fall, urged legislators to stick with the existing legislation.
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Its pungent meatiness will stick with you, both on your palate and in your memory.
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People hate the specs, but it is down so low I would stick with RDUS.
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Once you begin each of the tasks, stick with it until it's 100 percent complete.
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If you like using lists to get your work done, you can stick with lists.
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When it comes to Trump versus Obama, the GOP base will always stick with Trump.
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He took classes at commercial schools in Jackson Heights, but did not stick with them.
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If my daughter doesn't stick with guitar, I just may keep her instrument for myself.
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Make sure that you're taking on enough — but not too much — and stick with it.
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If we stick with the status quo, that water is only going to get hotter.
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Why not then just stick with traditional Windows desktop apps and call it a day?
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His team mate Nico Rosberg will stick with the power unit he used in Malaysia.
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Stick with the first two crowds and run like a track star from the third.
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She added that G.E. planned to stick with venture investing in the current valuation downturn.
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But it's also totally fine to find a lube you like and stick with it.
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What not to include: Your resume is a marketing tool, so stick with action verbs.
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However, let's stick with the lower end of this spectrum so as not to overestimate.
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Why not stick with chocolate or a seasonal berry offering — or even just plain vanilla?
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"I just need to stick with what I'm doing and keep this up," he said.
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Doug smartly decided to stick with four theme answers, and the result is much crisper.
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Every year, cardholders must choose an airline for the $23 credit and stick with it.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump was still seething over Mr. Ryan's refusal to stick with him.
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They have an agenda they stick with, and talk about money right off the bat.
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You better stick with me, 'cause Sydney Ellen Wade is way out of your league.
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But life in the automotive industry seldom makes it easy to stick with the plan.
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The Roku Streaming Stick+, with its ability to handle 43K and HDR, changes all that.
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If he wanted to stick with Elton John, he could have called him Tiny Dancer.
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"We are going to stick with that path," McConnell said at an event in Kentucky.
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We guess if you want to see nudity, you'll have to stick with the internet.
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Should they stick with what got them there and play Amir Johnson at the four?
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He wisely decided to stick with what you see, and I hope everyone liked it!
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I also think it's important to stick with rewards cards with a reasonable acquisition cost.
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Or you could stick with a 30-year mortgage and lock in a lower rate.
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Voracious. All my childhood books stick with me and still continue to influence me today.
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Senators and admirals, on the other hand, should probably stick with something more closely guarded.
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"We try to stick with whatever trends are out at the moment," Mr. Broderick said.
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Really, I'd much rather stick with the fourth grade, but this just can't go on.
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European nations still abide by the agreement and have urged Iran to stick with it.
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It can also help improve your confidence if you stick with it for a while.
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I tried to talk him off the ledge, but it really did stick with me.
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Republicans make the choice to stick with him and to everyone's surprise, Donald Trump wins.
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But if you stick with it long enough, it will result in long-term friendships.
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When he started dating, his mother had hoped he would stick with local Polish girls.
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Will separatist lawmakers stick with Carles Puigdemont or seek a compromise with unionists and Madrid?
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Those nations are now feverishly trying to persuade Mr. Trump to stick with America's commitment.
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Orrrr you could just put the kombucha in the trash and stick with water, period.
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I'm sidestepping another spoiler, but even if you think this is silly, stick with it.
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Do viewers have enough energy to stick with a series after it has been sampled?
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NT: I want to stick with protect, because I totally agree with all the promotion.
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BRAZIL'S CENTRAL BANK PRESIDENT ROBERTO CAMPOS NETO SAYS BRAZIL'S MESSAGE STARTING TO STICK WITH INVESTORS
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It's just all those very raw feelings that stick with you that you don't articulate.
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The oddest oversight here is the decision to stick with microUSB over the USB-C.
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It's tough to recommend at that price, so stick with the regular Ball Animal 2.
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We're bummed out that we didn't stick with it, and can feel like we've failed.
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If you want the 4K Fire Stick with the Echo Dot, use the code "ECHO4K".
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Once the kids are in a routine they tend to stick with what they know.
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Coffee is tempting, but they only have almond milk, so we both stick with water.
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Story at a glance Need extra motivation to stick with those lofty New Year's resolutions?
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Dear Rachel,Could you tell me what to do to stick with an active lifestyle?
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Find something that works for your team, like a social gathering, and stick with it.
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"If you already own Cedar Fair, I'd stick with it," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Nancy Tengler, chief investment officer at Laffer Tengler Investments, said she would stick with Target.
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Other enrollees stick with basic Medicare and pair it with a standalone Part D plan.
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Some analysts, however, still see the valuation argument as compelling enough to stick with autos.
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According to Wansink, people who stick with paper buy fewer sodas and desserts at work.
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This debate could be another chance to convince supporters to stick with him in 2020.
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And she's outlined having the sort of mental health problems that often stick with survivors.
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According to YouGov, just 30% of these people plan to stick with the Lib Dems.
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He has not won much support, with most lawmakers indicating they would stick with Netanyahu.
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Whether others will follow the same path or stick with it remains to be seen.
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For reasons that may go unquestioned, they stick with it, no matter the emotional toll.
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But the heartbreak of that scene will stick with me for some time to come.
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Most Americans stick with a vehicle for six years, according to data from IHS Automotive.
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These images will do what many photos, perhaps particularly older photos, do: stick with you.
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Markets appear to agree that policymakers will stick with modest measures for some time yet.
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But if it does, I would stick with the president that is having great results.
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Even if you start small, you'll notice the benefits if you just stick with it.
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European states pushed Tehran to stick with the agreement because there was no peaceful alternative.
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"If you live in any modern advanced economy, I would stick with the dollar, I would stick with the yen and leave bitcoin for the, you know, toy collectors," Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said during a town hall meeting in Pierre, South Dakota.
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So if you swear allegiance to the Jaybird brand, I'd stick with one of those options.
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You can also adjust this after the fact, so it's fine to stick with the defaults.
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That's a good story and I like it and I think you should stick with it.
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So, if you're trying to stick with better-for-you smoothies, skip the Jamba Juice altogether.
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Conventional wisdom has suggested that Trump's core supporters would stick with him through thick and thin.
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Where does FaceID go next and how long is Apple going to stick with the notch?
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We may find that users simply prefer being manipulated and will stick with the status quo.
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Investors can't stick with a fund manager who was wrong by 9:34 am every morning.
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The trick was finding a routine that I actually enjoyed doing and wanted to stick with.
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I don&apost know where he&aposs at, but this one will stick with him forever.
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Now comes the tricky part, so stick with us — we promise it's easier than it looks.
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Brett Kavanaugh can still be confirmed to the Supreme Court — if Senate Republicans stick with him.
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And for those that want to play it safe, Cramer said to stick with Johnson & Johnson.
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McCarthy would have to lay out why members should stick with him after a crushing loss.
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In 1964 independent African states, anxious to avoid conflict, agreed to stick with the colonial borders.
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Lou Correa (D-Calif.), who endorsed Biden in the summer and plans to stick with him.
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After the accomplishment of Push the Mule, it seemed possible that Godfrey would stick with prose.
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So in the meantime, folks who are non-monogamous have to stick with what's out there.
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So who would add this card (or stick with the program at all, for that matter)?
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When it's all over, the camera issues and unclear puzzles aren't what will stick with you.
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Why stick with a stud when the rest of your look is on another level entirely?
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This is a mozz stick with impressive stretchiness, delicious cheese, and a nice fried outer layer.
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Verizon decided to stick with Yahoo anyway, ultimately just shaving $350 million off the purchase price.
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I'm going to stick with cartridges and skip the microSD, at least in the early months.
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But it's the detail about blowing the door off the safe that will stick with you.
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There's no word as of now whether Morano will stick with her original premiere date, Feb.
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The hospital sent him back a long letter explaining why it would stick with the price.
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"We had our best opportunities in the first period, but you stick with it," Bylsma said.
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There are parts of your childhood that stick with you no matter how small the detail.
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You don't swear to stick with it in sickness and in health, for richer or poorer.
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It probably just made more sense to stick with the iPhone X's panel for the followup.
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Ideally, a better experience would incentivize more patients to stick with treatment instead of abandoning it.
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When this Haitian-American singer/songwriter sings "stick with me kid," you will be locked in.
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I stick with chai to drink, since I had my fair share of coffee this morning.
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I hope that every one of those victories is one that will stick with them forever.
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I'm going to stick with my huge ideas having spent the past 30 years in Congress.
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And its top sellers were the Echo Dot and Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote.
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They know big businesses want to stick with EU regulations and stay in a customs union.
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Guy's answer: Curate it to death or stick with tradition, but do whatever you're comfortable with.
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Thus, environmental issues — in response to popular demand — are the stick with which to beat them.
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"We are just going to stick with what we have been doing all the way through".
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If they're already in a food that you love, you're more likely to stick with it.
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"Rebalancing lessens the blow of bear markets, making it easier to stick with stocks," he said.
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"We have an international consensus about avoiding competitive devaluations, and we stick with that international consensus."
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"(Trump) is using a very big stick with a very small carrot," said Iran expert Rafati.
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I've grown to avoid these systems and prefer to stick with most systems developed by automakers.
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If you focus on the long term and stick with your plan, success should be yours.
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"Stick with us," Brouwer told the Calgary Herald following Saturday's 2-230 loss to the Canucks.
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Because once a company sells to a big enterprise customer, they stick with that vendor forever.
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To do that, you've got to start with kids very early and stick with them late.
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And if nobody is speaking to it, besides this president, you're going to stick with him.
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If you'd rather stick with Zuckerberg's platform you can watch it live on Recode's Facebook page.
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When you're a young player, it's always the moments with The Greats that'll stick with you.
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In that case, he says, you may want to stick with the company's premium VPN service.
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In the final weeks, her allies are urging the campaign to stick with a positive message.
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If investors can't handle this pain, "you may want to stick with index funds," Cramer said.
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Don't click on suspicious links, and stick with legit app stores to avoid malware, said Haber.
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So to find effective antivirus products, AV-Comparatives suggests you stick with well-known, reputable vendors.
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Instead, let's stick with the facts over fear and use data to put this into perspective.
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Some Thais, like Tanagrit Leartskritanapa, have chosen to stick with bright red for Lunar New Year.
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And I don't mind the critics but please just stick with what you have to say.
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Do I stick with my tried and tested way of holding back and never being hurt?
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But that would raise questions as to why Mr Modi didn't just stick with the original.
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His decision to stick with Republicans left the Democrats just one vote shy of a majority.
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If you want a fan to stick with ya you have to give them something new.
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Odds are, though, that he'd take one look and stick with the simplicities of physics instead.
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Personally, I'm going to stick with my unconnected pillow; sleep can remain a mystery to me.
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I think Merck's the big winner over this weekend and I'm going to stick with Merck.
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The most popular purchase of the event was the Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote.
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We stick with the known in order to avoid the hard work of exploring the unknown.
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But no matter what, the important thing is to make a decision and stick with it.
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What Falmouth has shown is if you stick with it and think long term, prevention works.
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I developed an unhealthy anxiety toward money that would stick with me for the next decade.
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I urge Tom Wolfe to stick with producing what he at least has accurately labeled fiction.
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"The people stick with you; you can make a mistake and go home again," she added.
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This means giving thought to what your business hours are and trying to stick with them.
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They didn't find any adverse effects, and the study participants seemed to stick with the programs.
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He could stick with his account, even though it has been contradicted by several other witnesses.
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LISTENING I'm 60 years old, and you're inclined to stick with music you grew up with.
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Now in his late 50s, he plans to stick with the venture for the long haul.
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While bringing in new elements can be overwhelming, she suggests you stick with a minimalistic mentality.
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"It was just one of those games where we had to stick with it," Molitor said.
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Don't worry, we're generally just going to stick with VR for the purposes of this guide.
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Even the most comprehensive classes generally stick with a woman's internal parts: uteruses, fallopian tubes, ovaries.
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Halloween is when "good enough" truly is, so just pick a party and stick with it.
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"I tend to stick with the acts that I know and that I like," he says.
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But he tries to not move money around that much and stick with investments long term.
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You've really got to stick with it— Yes, Mike, that's what I was going to say!
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But if, say, Google and Disney want to stick with the coverage they have, they can.
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A good lesson for constructors and solvers alike: It really does pay to stick with it.
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If you want to preserve your juice, you'll have to stick with the 60Hz refresh rate.
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Or he can stick with Jack Sock, keeping together a perfect pairing in Grand Slam tournaments.
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Two things made me think I might be able to stick with an intermittent fasting plan.
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They make tactical decisions about whether to stick with the pack or make a breakaway move.
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If that sounds like yours, stick with your original plan to pay for the house yourself.
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Federer practiced indoors, and Cilic chose to stick with practicing outdoors and then paid the price.
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Glück's work is so pointed and raw, and I find that Dove's poems stick with me.
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The conventional wisdom for radio stations was to stick with just one format — music or news.
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Dark colors can be equally inviting, so long as you choose neutrals and stick with them.
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I've tried Google Docs and OneNote, but can't stick with them for reasons I can't explain.
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He "kissed my mother and took his walking stick with him to the jail," Raya wrote.
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Universities, however, were already vowing to stick with their admissions policies, despite the Trump administration reversal.
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Or, they can just stick with their original pick, hand in their card and go home.
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I hope the President will say, here's what we need and here's what we'll stick with.
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I'm not sure this will stick with consumers or help Facebook lure people away from Snapchat.
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"I've just got to stick with it and keep playing through the struggle," Antetokounmpo told reporters.
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The former Vokai think that Karishma is more likely to stick with them at the merge.
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Iran wouldn't stick with it unless they thought the European Union could deliver on sanctions relief.
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I skip pineapple and bananas and stick with citrus, choosing seedless clementines over mandarins and oranges.
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I currently have $450 saved, and plan to stick with this and watch it slowly grow.
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Other people stick with basic Medicare and pair it with a stand-alone Part D plan.
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Most people with cholesterol high enough to need treatment should stick with statins, doctors largely agree.
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The key is to stick with it and make what could be hard into a habit.
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The question is how long they will stick with the program as the pain level rises.
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In that environment, Ford's rivals chose to stick with steel, and aim for higher profit margins.
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Mr. Mulholland likes to stick with winners and will let them swell into a sizable stake.
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If others, like California or New York, wanted to stick with the status quo, they could.
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So if you want a nice, domestic home goods retailer, I say stick with Williams-Sonoma.
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Stick with it, and you might find the holidays a little less painful next year. 7.
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Ninety-nine percent of Gillespie voters would still stick with him if Trump wasn't a factor.
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In the vast majority of cases, people stick with whatever metaphysical system they grow up in.
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But if investors stick with what's been working, then they may miss out on big gains.
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"It's funny how things work out when you stick with it," Ducks center Andrew Cogliano said.
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San Francisco will stick with C.J. Beathard and Nick Mullens as its top two signal-callers.
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If a healthy breakfast is part of your morning routine, by all means stick with it.
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Some Chinese customers may come back, but some are likely to stick with their new suppliers.
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"I was mad about the loss but I didn't let it stick with me," Carrington admitted.
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But already, Trump's closest allies in the Senate are publicly advocating that Collins stick with Trump.
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Sure, Stephen Strasburg received a seven-year, $2393 million deal to stick with the Washington Nationals.
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Please stick with us and let me know how it looks to you in the future.
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You could do different colors or stick with black, but I just decided to do rainbow.
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Or stick with politics right at home with the documentary "Fahrenheit 11/93" on Amazon Prime.
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And he may yet do so again, calculating that his voters will stick with him regardless.
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The most the administration can do is ask insurers nicely and repeatedly to stick with Healthcare.gov.
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If what you're concerned about is government surveillance, our recommendation is that you stick with Tor.
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You stick with what you think is the safest option, but it's definitely time to branch out.
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"We sort of stick with what we know," said Josh Russ Tupper, also a fourth-generation owner.
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"We have enough votes to prevent him from going forward if they'll stick with us," he said.
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"They will stick with it," Brian Blau, an analyst with Gartner, told Mashable in an earlier interview.
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President Trump is wise to stick with his plans to meet with the Russian leader in Finland.
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Whether that will be enough to make the app stick with image-obsessed teens is another matter.
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I hope I can stick with that, but obviously I'm open to medical help if need be.
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The government side is expected to stick with its view that the entire armed opposition are terrorists.
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Does that shift or do you have certain musical goals with the band that you stick with?
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They felt like they had picked a side, and now they were going to stick with it.
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If you are using ATMs, try to stick with name-brand machines in well-lit, enclosed locations.
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Its best-sellers worldwide included the Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote and the Echo Dot.
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"Monetary policymaking is a forward-looking exercise, and I'm just going to stick with that," he said.
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He suggests if someone has to buy, stick with domestic companies or those with good earnings power.
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It is a Trump stock, but that doesn't mean we should stick with it at this point.
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Apple lovers might want to stick with the cellular-connected Apple Watch for their screen-limiting needs.
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As the Guardian reports, officials said they're going to stick with the four extractions per day strategy.
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It may be uncomfortable for companies and financial intermediaries to take a stand and stick with it.
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However, all of the most popular smartwatch brands are continuing to stick with their own software instead.
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If you want to keep things simple, just stick with Ninsom's go-to Thai food pairing: cider.
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I hope you stick with it, I'm really curious to see where you where you come out.
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Still, none of this will convince Pruitt and the Trump administration to stick with the Paris agreement.
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Frequent travelers or people who care most about comfort might want to stick with Bose or Sony.
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"A lot of his lyrics just stick with us like his song 'Let It Ride,' " Tina explains.
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You will find what you seek if you stick with hardcore, what you need will find you.
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So if you're replacing your phone's AC adapter, or buying an extra, stick with a reputable vendor.
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"If you stick with a lightweight product, you'll avoid buildup, which can create unwanted grease," she explains.
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" Cerity Partners' Jim Lebenthal saw huge runway for Qualcomm's stock: "I think you stick with this stock.
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I hope I can stick with that, but obviously I'm open to medical help if need be.
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We discover what we like and stick with it, which can oftentimes mean regularly opting for quickies.
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The Europeans will grouse, but have no real alternative other than to stick with the NATO alliance.
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To make this work, make sure you stick with neutral or basic colors that mix well together.
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But when it comes to pairing Thin Mints and Tagalongs, take our advice and stick with milk.
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So, best to stick with that new Kindle, until the team figures out how to improve things.
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But according to 9to5Mac, the normal 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models will stick with 12 megapixels.
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Home kits with cuffs are cumbersome and time-consuming, and many patients don't stick with their measurements.
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I wanted to go change and the puck just came to my stick with an empty net.
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The chicken and veggie dish is super spicy, so I stick with white rice and honey shrimp.
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Though BofA-ML says follow the momentum, stick with the group for 2018 ** Energy down 0.7 pct.
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But the concept of Fortnite Fortnight was to stick with the game and get over that hump.
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They would then have the option to stick with that selection for the rest of the study.
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Diehards will stick with the GOP presidential candidate to the end, but his campaign is no juggernaut.
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Personally, I'm going to stick with my regular clock for timekeeping purposes — but only maybe until Halloween.
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Pashinyan also suggested he would stick with existing policies on the long-running issue of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Beswick now swims two to three times a week, and she's confident she can stick with it.
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More than 56.6% of voters chose to stick with the current standard -- a relic of British rule.
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You can also bundle the Fire Stick with an Echo Dot for even more smart home savings.
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Only the really horrific and offensive experiences are likely to stick with us and get reported back.
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"Until this thing is barking at my door, I&aposm going to stick with it," he said.
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"I think the Democrats are going to stick with that, and that's a winning position," Aaron said.
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So if people wanted to stick with Apple, they only really had one option: Wait it out.
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Stick with Trump on this one, while voting for a measure curbing presidential power on future emergencies.
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European leaders telegraphed their expectation that Trump would not stick with the US commitment to the deal.
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Will they stick with Clinton even if it means blowing a chance to win the real prize?
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The Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote is available for £39.99 on Amazon UK right now.
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Sorry, Gmail users: stick with the web app or any number of third-party apps for now.
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But a guy with a serious rifle targeting officers—that has to stick with you a bit.
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" And, he'll stick with an idea until "the last high-judgement champion folds his or her cards.
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You just have to put your head down and stick with it if there's a passion there.
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Albert Einstein, a family friend, advised him to stick with medicine: it was a science; history wasn't.
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Your columnist has decided to forego the free upgrade to Windows 10 and stick with Windows 7.
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In fact they, unlike the English, had voted to stick with the EU by a big margin.
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Stick with something professional based on your name in order to make the best possible impression. 6.
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Variations in time make farmers more inclined to stick with hardy but low-yielding varieties of crop.
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It comes down to whether Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley decides to stick with the process.
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I think he'll go through a lot of this field if he decides to stick with it.
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I've never seen a Dardennes movie that didn't stick with me, and this one has as well.
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It is expected the Irish government will stick with its preference for an election in May 2020.
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I just have to remember why I stick with [ballet] — I can't imagine my life without it.
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An additional 39 percent said there is a "large chance" they will stick with their current choice.
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Asian women, though, were about 48 percent more likely to stick with their drugs than white patients.
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In addition, black women were much less likely to stick with one drug – tamoxifen – than white women.
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WE'VE ALREADY BEGUN THAT -- KERNEN: ARE YOU GOING TO STICK WITH THAT, EVEN IF YOU HAVE AETNA?
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And, despite lagging returns and setbacks at several funds, retail investors have continued to stick with them.
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They want no surprises from their bond allocations, so they stick with Treasurys and investment-grade bonds.
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Consider the relationships you want, stick with your hobbies, and begin investing as soon as you can.
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Anniversary Sale: 275% off sitewide Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote Our best prices are on!
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We bought some lower that we had sold higher and I want to stick with that view.
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A carbon tax is a concealed stick with which government prods us in the direction it prefers.
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Stick with the theme and opt for a champagne brand that even Her Majesty would approve of.
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I know some of the people in this group are saying, 'Why do you stick with UnitedHealth?
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"You can't typically make the case stick with someone who is two, three orders removed," he said.
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If they stick with working through all three, that could easily eat up the truncated work week.
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Spain backs the proposal to stick with just one time, government spokeswoman Isabel Celaa said on Friday.
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If he sticks to his guns on his tariff proposals, how long will farmers stick with him?
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PBMs and insurers may stick with branded biologics because they receive discounts from manufacturers on these treatments.
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Screenshot: GizmodoEverything considered, should you stick with your current browser engine or should you switch to another?
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Anyone else driving around Tesla-less or outside of California has to stick with other insurance options.
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Personally, I have [a tattoo of] Super Mario on a pogo stick with a mushroom cap hat.
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Today, the industry is so revived and so fucking vital, I would definitely say, stick with it.
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As salty as I sound, I actually do want people to try yoga and stick with it.
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That's what generally happens when new features are opt-in: Most people stick with the default settings.
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And it's not like the sport doesn't have staying power—everyone else seems to stick with it.
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To create something is to stick with it while it sucks and make your way through it.
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No need to get fancy with some microbrew—stick with Coors for a cheap, delicious party punch.
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I tend to break out easily, so I stick with what I've picked up over the years.
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Rizzo and Zobrist were the Cubs' third and fourth hitters; of course he would stick with them.
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The president has vowed to stick with him even though Mr. Babis is facing criminal fraud charges.
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"For me, I think if there is something that I like, I stick with it," he said.
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In five or 10 years, what idea, image, or scene from the movie will stick with you?
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Although it's hard to choose, two moments in particular will stick with me for a long time.
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Samsung was offering customers a $25 credit to stick with the Note 7 or another Samsung smartphone.
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Relevant: Find a goal that matters enough to you that you'll be motivated to stick with it.
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If you prefer to stick with family favorites, save them for another Thanksgiving Day — or any day.
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And following negotiations with the legislature leaders, he's managed to convince others to stick with his plan.
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The Chanel Baume Essentiel in Transparent ($45) comes in an easy-to-tote stick with no shimmer.
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Just remember: The best budgeting system is the one you'll stick with, so pick something that resonates.
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Or stick with the plum compote, and consider serving this as dessert for your Rosh Hashana dinner.
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If you can't be trusted with a high limit, you should stick with your student credit card.
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"The more you stick with an adviser, the better you'll be taken care of," Mr. Karp said.
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Most reputable smart home devices do this automatically, another good reason to stick with brands you trust.
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Some Trump Hill surrogates have urged their colleagues to stick with the nominee despite his controversial remarks.
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Other beneficiaries stick with basic Medicare and pair it with a standalone Part D prescription drug plan.
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Those moderates are among the votes Mr. Trump would need to stick with him during an impeachment.
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The Acronym team seems to have decided to stick with that distancing of ties to the app.
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"That is something that will always stick with me for the rest of my life," he said.
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To stick with the Roomba metaphor, this process is like emptying the vacuum bin when it's full.
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Toupence wants to stick with the program, which she says is so much more than child care.
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I was handed a stick with a prototype Mojo Lens and held it close to my eye.
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"I'll stick with my projections that the tax deal will pay for itself," he said from Switzerland.
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