So I -- I think over the next 45 days, what I can say is here's how I would do it if I were sticking around, but I'm not sticking around.
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Regardless, Kalanick is not exiting stage left, he's sticking around.
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But Evans thinks she'll be sticking around for a while.
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Both strategies enable founders to reward talent for sticking around.
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But it's worth sticking around for James Corden's closing remark.
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It was a way of saying that they're sticking around.
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Maybe he has since learned the importance of sticking around.
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And if he does win, he'll end up sticking around.
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"I'm sticking around," Ms. Coolidge said, hefting her chocolate bars.
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And I realized that I'm not helping anybody by sticking around.
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They're sticking around and they're going to that next harder step.
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So it makes sense that those alien races are sticking around.
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Thanks again for sticking around an extra day we appreciate ya!
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Thanks again for sticking around an extra day — we appreciate ya!
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Whatever she does I'll be sticking around and supporting her 100%.
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When he recovers, why should he be sticking around in London?
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That means he'll be sticking around New Japan a while longer.
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Film may have largely disappeared, but the photograph is sticking around.
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Sticking around to triage a future refugee crisis might sound laudable.
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Instead, she asks if Pudge is sticking around campus for Thanksgiving?
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It will be a good holiday for you guys, sticking around.
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It's no wonder this deal is not sticking around for long.
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Perhaps it's a clue to who's sticking around for season 7.
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If that's the case, why bother sticking around and selling coverage?
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The iPhone SE, iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are sticking around.
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I can't imagine an animal that had received this [jolt] sticking around.
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Niantic also says the Pikachus wearing "festive hats" are sticking around longer.
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The 7th-gen Core i5 is sticking around, meanwhile, at $200 off.
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High-end x86 cloud servers and ARMv8 cloud servers are sticking around.
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The air is getting warmer and the daylight is sticking around longer.
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It's sticking around too long in a company that you have founded.
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Lately, you may have found yourself thinking, Wait, culottes are sticking around?
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The trip ends with Kourtney and Scott sticking around an extra day.
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"Sagittarius is not known for sticking around, and neither is Gemini," Stellas says.
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Well, thanks for sticking around for a season of all that lovable mess.
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And King is sticking around — that's the one thing that's known for sure.
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And don't worry, the headphone jack is reportedly sticking around for another year.
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Sticking around for a few more seasons, he played in fits and starts.
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I better be talking about my book, Tucker, because I&aposm sticking around.
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But don't worry, he feels God in this Chili's tonight — he's sticking around.
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And it's worth sticking around for the bonus tip at the end, too.
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I'll be sticking around, I'm very proud to be a part of this.
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And they just keep sticking around, and some of it is on us.
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AT&T's blockbuster $86 billion megamerger with Time Warner will be sticking around.
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Ms. Bugge, fortunately, will be sticking around as many of her colleagues leave.
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But in a surprise even to some NBC officials, viewers are sticking around.
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We can't see it sticking around for too long at this price, though.
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But sticking around and hoping not to get deported wasn't a real solution.
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Thanks for sticking around — I won't blame you for avoiding crystals for a while.
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Instead of sticking around to sing at nap time I quietly left the room.
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For all we know, Mayer could be sticking around for a while as well.
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That implies that the service is still sticking around, at least in some form.
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The bad news is that Claire is not sticking around to hear about it.
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However, he doesn't see the bearish scenario sticking around more than a few months.
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However, the feature isn't a holiday-only addition — Target tells us it's sticking around.
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But like most good things, the sundae and its accessories aren't sticking around long.
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The old MacBook Air will be sticking around as well as a budget option.
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"I'm not used to sticking around that long in any one place," Cantone cracked.
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But Lydia is sticking around to keep you up-to-date on everything regulation.
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Instead of sticking around and, in all likelihood, getting "officially" kicked out, I left.
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The storms, in effect, are sticking around places for a longer period of time.
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Barack and Michelle are sticking around the Beltway so Sasha can finish high school.
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Either way, I'll be sticking around through Friday, and I promise I don't bite.
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And I would do nothing that would increase the odds of him sticking around.
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Not only are customers sticking around, but they're increasing the size of their contracts.
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This deer seems to be persistent in sticking around and for one specific reason only.
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Going back to officially owned Twitter products, TweetDeck is sticking around for the time being.
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A huge trend on the fall '17 catwalks, polka dots are sticking around for spring.
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This model still doesn't do 4K, so the Chromecast Ultra, from 2016, is sticking around.
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The other major marker, says Dr. Stukus, is how long your symptoms are sticking around.
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It's a tough hustle, but man, it beats sticking around this two bit town, right?
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And besides, the Pro is sticking around, so DJI will want to differentiate between tiers.
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Over the years, it was actually kind of helpful because that video kept sticking around.
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As for Wintour, it seems she'll be sticking around at Condé Nast for a while.
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So why are advertisers and Facebook users sticking around if everyone is angry at Facebook?
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"Ones sticking around the desert" are not just people going to Burning Man, you know.
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Now he says he has actually left his Disney job but is still sticking around.
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I'm Dieter and if you already know all of the above, thanks for sticking around.
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It's not just heat, however, it's the combination of heat and low humidity sticking around.
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On top of that, employees could gain back wages lost from sticking around the office.
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Christmas and new year celebrations might be over, but some holiday deals are sticking around.
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But it's the Greene Sisters and that uncanny charm that makes it worth sticking around.
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Instead of sticking around to see whether he'd be charged too, though, Kirkham wanted out.
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With that kind of money, the guy whose campaign seemed like a gimmick was sticking around.
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Incidentally, the S2 is still sticking around and will be getting a software update, as well.
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You'd better hurry though, because we have a feeling these won't be sticking around for long!
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If you're lucky, your kids might leave for a larger city, but they're not sticking around.
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Frankly, the device makes that model somewhat redundant, though the company tells me it's sticking around.
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Mr. Weiner, whose wife, Huma Abedin, is a top aide to Hillary Clinton, was sticking around.
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But it turns out that she has a pretty good — even inspiring — reason for sticking around.
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After that, then I'll see what's at stake and see if I'm sticking around or not.
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But now, some of those lawmakers who will be sticking around are offering an olive branch.
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The question may be whether Ms. Whitman, despite her public assurances, is focused on sticking around.
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Masks can also help keep the nasal passages moist, which helps keep bacteria from sticking around.
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It could be a bit delayed Monday, with some showers possibly sticking around into the day.
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Our crystal ball is showing these crystal skies sticking around from now until late next week.
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In that moment of fight or flight, you're not sticking around to figure out the difference.
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And most reports indicate that the loud-mouthed T-Mobile CEO John Legere will be sticking around.
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But don't worry, our TIMN video is sticking around, and we'll have new episodes later this year.
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You have to credit DeviantArt for sticking around this long, throughout the internet's many trends and phases.
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Flanders noted that Sanders is only hurting Clinton by sticking around, despite Clinton having notched the nomination.
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"Thanks for sticking around," co-director Anthony Russo says in a short clip before the deleted scene.
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Their real first choice, Rick Hollander, will be sticking around to watch and see how things go.
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Eventually, everyone leaves, except for Shao and Zeke, who are sticking around to solve the puzzle together.
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This is the reason Son is giving the public and investors for sticking around a little longer.
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Robbie gets off lightly, but it's worth sticking around for Fallon's gloriously stumbling story about Michael Jordan.
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I think James saw that if we are sticking around for ten years, we're not messing around.
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But it isn't a direct reflection of how many of its customers are sticking around long-term.
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But other vehicles are sticking around, and for the 2019 model year, the 500X received an update.
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That doesn't mean, obviously, that sticking around is the "right" thing to do for the partner's sake.
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But his rosy numbers, say some Trump-skeptical Republicans, may be precisely why McLaughlin is sticking around.
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"If he's sticking around, it could just be that he's the trainer," the former Disney executive said.
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There is no deadline to this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long.
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In the dystopian world of Knicks basketball, there is honor in the simple act of sticking around.
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With the announcement of its LA office, the company shows that it&aposs planning on sticking around.
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Today she is the host of NBC's "The Kelly Clarkson Show," and she plans on sticking around.
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Partly, I'm sticking around because even on her more obnoxious days, Bartola and I have lovely times.
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Then, they asked her to join for a few days and she ended up sticking around all summer.
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The Coalition has been re-elected with a majority government, so Prime Minister Scott Morrison is sticking around.
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Inside the world of the show, it can mean the difference between sticking around or packing your bags.
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A number of Democrats have called on Northam to resign, but thus far, he says he's sticking around.
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In any case, though, you know she's sticking around – she's got a solo franchise to launch next year.
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It's a weird design choice that Google introduced on last year's phones, and I'm glad it's sticking around.
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The main reason for the distinction is that their predecessors are sticking around at a lower price point.
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It's funny because I got them back in for [Big Little Lies], but they're kind of sticking around.
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And, while you didn't pop the question, some credit is deserved for sticking around for the big day.
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His quick departure from now two ride-hailing companies raises questions about why he's not sticking around longer.
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We've got all the scoop on the actress's new strands, how long they'll be sticking around and more.
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Content chief Kevin Reilly and Kevin Tsujihara, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros, for example, are sticking around.
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Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman senses positive momentum as Cleveland prepares to pitch LeBron James on sticking around.
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They'll be sticking around for one more E3, and come up with a "proper ending," whatever that means.
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Scattered showers and thunderstorms are on tap for today, and they may be sticking around until next week.
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The mist and clouds you'll see as you roll out of bed will be sticking around until Wednesday.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long.
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That means that its existing customers are not just sticking around but spending more money on Zuora's services.
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House members are now leaving for a scheduled recess, while the Senate is sticking around for the week.
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Dean Heller — the only endangered Republican actually sticking around for reelection — would likely also find the timing difficult.
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It's news that indicates that they'll probably be sticking around at least until the end of next season.
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The charitable contribution deduction is the other big itemized deduction that's sticking around in the tax reform package.
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And, look, I'm always happy to have more Maeve, and I'm glad Kikuchi's going to be sticking around.
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If the rest of the show matched the boldness of those moments, it might be worth sticking around for.
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The Yahoo we all know (and don't really love) — its search engine, blogs, and homepage — are still sticking around.
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And every year, there are a few performances at the Grammys that are worth sticking around all night for.
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Editor's Choice awards also won't necessarily match one-to-one with our review scores, which are definitely sticking around.
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Thousands of people are fleeing Hurricane Matthew as it barrels toward Florida, but some hospital staffers are sticking around.
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If Bitcoin Cash gets enough hash power to work on its chain, it has a shot of sticking around.
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In other cases, characters who were meant to be written off end up sticking around for many more episodes.
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The Lightpad M runs $200 — $20 more than the original, which is sticking around at the same price point.
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In Bird's case, the company is sticking around its last valuation, adding a few hundred million to its coffers.
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Watch out for these job search mistakes, and avoid sticking around your parents' house any longer than you planned.
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I think the best photography requires sticking around and giving yourself time for people to get comfortable with you.
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Only Laurie Hernandez is 16, and she just went pro, suggesting she plans on sticking around for a while.
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But I don't not there are a lot of other options other than sticking around for another couple decades.
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But these days, no one is asking how much longer the 19803-year-old Rutherford will be sticking around.
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There is no deadline to this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for long at this price.
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Mr. Ma says he would like Alibaba to span three centuries by sticking around for at least 102 years.
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The idea is to keep users sticking around and getting the most out of products — so they don't leave.
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If you enjoy a late-season chill, then today's for you: Subfreezing temperatures and biting winds are sticking around.
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"Thanks for sticking around, it was definitely a tough match, unbelievable," Cilic told the crowd in his on-court interview.
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TV renewals often come with news of which cast members will be sticking around for the next batch of episodes.
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This price matches the best offer of the year from IPVanish, and as such, isn't sticking around for too long.
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The performances—particularly Wentworth Miller and Robert Knepper—are worth sticking around for, as is the basic prison-break plot.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for long at this price.
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There is no deadline to these impressive deals, but we can't see these sort of prices sticking around for long.
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Selling everything sellable and pulling the plug on the rest would probably benefit shareholders; sticking around looks painful and pointless.
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Newness has been a big part of the draw, and sticking around once relationships settle down may have been tough.
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Speaking with the Times, he indicated that he's primarily sticking around to keep building funds to get humanity to Mars.
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Link will be sticking around in Google Maps for the next five days, according to the Japanese Zelda Twitter account.
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Below, we've gathered some of our favorite holiday tech deals that are sticking around for the week after December 25.
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"Thank you so much for running a great campaign and sticking around long enough to call me punitive," McKinnon said.
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After sticking around for 70 years, Toys 'R' Us filed for bankruptcy in September but hoped things would get better.
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He cited upcoming efforts to reform the welfare system and pass an infrastructure bill as fights he's sticking around for.
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In fact, these mainstays are as versatile and trusty as ever, which probably explains why they're sticking around at all.
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Sharpe also told us how long he thinks Tom Brady's sticking around ... and (spoiler alert) it ain't until he's 45!
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Because the threat seems to keep sticking around, it could be a problem getting the right message across, he said.
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We're looking at a soggy 75, with fog and showers starting now and sticking around through much of the weekend.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for long at this price.
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Eight dining options, Stormalong Bay, and a view of Epcot's fireworks right from the resort make it worth sticking around.
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Most Fed experts believe the Fischer resignation signaled at least a marginally weaker chance that Yellen will be sticking around.
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This deal doesn't have an expiry date, but we don't see it sticking around for long at this low price.
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There is no deadline to this deal but we can't see it sticking around for much longer at this price.
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There is no deadline on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around at this low price for long.
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Whilst there is no deadline to this deal, we can't see it sticking around for too long at this price.
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Spears extended her stay in Sin City last September, when she announced that she'll be sticking around for another two years.
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Second Life users can also sell creations like these to others, so some are sticking around simply because it's good business.
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Drake performed "Summer '16" and a few songs with Future before sticking around as hypeman 'til the end of the show.
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The audience was getting older, production costs were rising, and bands weren't sticking around year after year like they used to.
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If you're going to hop on a trend train, you might as well choose one that's proven it'll be sticking around.
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Futurist and noted author Neal Stepehenson will talk about his latest book and is sticking around to sign copies for fans.
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But this narrative, which effectively portrays YouTube as the aggressor in a violent incident, may end up sticking around as well.
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And despite the negative attitude of contractors toward their work experiences, it clearly sees the trend toward contract work sticking around.
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Circle-sporting invites and office buildings aside, the squircle works well for Apple, so it's sticking around for the time being.
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This could certainly be because she's sticking around for awhile — after all, producers don't include someone who won't advance the story.
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"I call that a connection contract because you're basically laying down the terms and conditions for you sticking around," he says.
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With deals this good, we have a feeling styles won't be sticking around for long, so you won't want to hesitate.
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Sometimes the choice is obvious—believe it or not, Connor McDavid is sticking around—but other times it's a closer call.
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As well as having a key role in the Christmas special, Nardole (Matt Lucas) is sticking around for the next Season.
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Normally, an American president would be welcome at such an event, but Trump has been discouraged from sticking around for it.
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If you can ask your boss to get some new responsibilities that can bulk up your resume, Augustine recommends sticking around.
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In fact, store shelves are showing that culottes are sticking around for yet another season, highlighting their versatility and staying power.
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With all the other problems Uber faces here, it begs the question whether or not sticking around is a sensible option.
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It remains a key differentiator between Samsung's handsets and the iPhone, and as such, is likely sticking around for a wwhile.
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Us sending the flexis out was literally a gesture of thank you for giving a shit—thank you for sticking around.
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As with anything that has extra stuff, the AirPods Pro cost more than the regular AirPods, which are still sticking around.
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The few locals sticking around said they knew that this was the first phase of a recovery that would take years.
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Especially in light of her husband's multiple alleged affairs and allegations of sexual misconduct, how and why is she sticking around?
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There is no time limit on this deal, but with limited stock, we can't see it sticking around for too long.
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"That was the red flag and that's when I got out because I'm not sticking around for that," she told CNN.
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The things you put out on the internet have a way of sticking around, and sometimes that's not a great thing.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for long at this low price.
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The storm that brought us heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding in some areas on Monday is sticking around today.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we don't see it sticking around for too long at this price.
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Many artists on his roster have been devoutly loyal to the Champaign, Illinois-based label, often sticking around for multiple releases.
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While many of us at Motherboard sure hope it's sticking around, the endless parade of leaks leading to today suggest otherwise.
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Midway through his speech, though, Trump said that he's sticking around — and brought Cohn up to the microphone to prove it.
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It looks like the aging men's lifestyle brand is going to be sticking around in the beer game for quite some time.
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But I know, in my heart, that Corinne is sticking around — and so would they, were they true students of The Bachelor.
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I don't always take advantage of this because it usually requires sticking around for a lecture, but I have the time today.
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Mejias says that we "haven't arrived at language that makes white people comfortable," which is perhaps why this word is sticking around.
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Clearly, Twitter's had a hard time getting new people on board this year — and convincing existing ones that it's worth sticking around.
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Still, Blue Apron is certainly spending a ton of money acquiring customers — and it's not clear if those customers are sticking around.
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Third, newbies find Twitter too complicated to use, which has prevented potential users from signing up for the service and sticking around.
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Because a distressed and abandoned child might be open to approach by a pedophile, your sticking around was an act of protection.
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And it means that, especially if a company is having trouble making money, there's not a lot of upside to sticking around.
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"A campaign sticking around when you can't win a state and you're not amassing delegates — that doesn't stop Donald Trump," he said.
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Amazon is quick to note in its press material that the Ring name is sticking around — for the time being, at least.
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Versus CEO and founder Ramin G. Far will be sticking around while the transition takes place but will step down by October.
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And Catchings has done all of not merely by sticking around for so long, but by consistently playing at an elite level.
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As it turns out, however, White will be sticking around, and the UFC's new owners are making it well worth his while.
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Some luxuries, like free meals on long flights, are being reintroduced — but many of the extra fees appear to be sticking around.
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As Fed Chair Janet Yellen gets closer to the end of her term, speculation about whether she'll be sticking around is intensifying.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long at this low price.
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Iger is sticking around to help Chapek learn the ropes of being a CEO, and also focusing more heavily on creative projects.
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Confidence: Medium Sunday night: Upper 20s to mid-30s may be our "warmer" low temperatures, because of a few clouds sticking around.
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We'll have to wait and see, but I have a feeling this show will be sticking around the zeitgeist for quite some time.
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The recruitment team was pleased to find that as the app gained steam, users were actually sticking around past their first few broadcasts.
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For those in places like Panama City, sticking around and risking another Michael — or even a potentially worse storm — already didn't make sense.
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What keeps the sipper sticking around for the party (rather than summoning an Uber and fleeing for the exit), is, of course, taste.
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It's kind of frustrating seeing those guys get out and go at 12 months and I'm still sort of sticking around behind them.
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McMaster knew he was a dead man walking and didn't think there was much point sticking around for four months until the summer.
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Her degree in art history and fine arts from Eastern Connecticut State University wasn't helping her land any job worth sticking around for.
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The Air looks like it's going to be sticking around for a bit, and that's something for Apple users to be thankful for.
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But, in case you had any doubt whether or not they'll be sticking around in 2020, just take a gander at tonight's attendees.
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That gives broadcasters room to express themselves more fully, Mr. Weil said, without the added pressure of the raw video sticking around indefinitely.
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The current Cowboys showed their gratitude to Jones by sticking around the area after winning the Hall of Fame Game on Thursday night.
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It also sets up the battle between Mr. Groff and Jean who will be sticking around Moordale whether Otis likes it or not.
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While labor costs are putting pressure on profits, some restaurants have also been trying to get creative to keep employees sticking around longer.
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De Blasio has said that's when he'll think about dropping out, though he's left the door open for sticking around a bit longer.
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Partly, I'm sticking around because children need consistency from the adults who love them, and because family relationships give adults' lives meaning, too.
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What just changed in the last few weeks since Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that you guys were sticking around in August?
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With Stories, users share full-screen photos or videos with their friends or followers that disappear after a day, rather than sticking around permanently.
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People aren't sticking around Riverdale these days — and no, I'm not just talking about the characters who have dropped like flies in recent episodes.
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But the first reason listed is literally that White House officials are sticking around because they need to protect America from Trump's policy whims.
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Moon's gone, but she's not heading for the hills ... we're told she's sticking around in Colorado in case Dog needs her support once again.
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But changing the Steam revenue split to more generous to developers is certainly a highly effective strategy to keep developers happy and sticking around.
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And so it is that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin put out a statement Saturday night, explaining why he's sticking around in the Trump administration.
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The series is sticking around: the decision to renew the show for a second season was made while the first was still in production.
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"For now, we have to take it at face value that he is sticking around, and I think that is positive for the company."
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Well all of us except Daario, who's sticking around to keep the peace in the city as well as the rebranded Bay of Dragons.
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W.A.T." offers a relatively short list of bullet points that make the case for sticking around, except, perhaps, for those seeking more Moore. "S.
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Thousands of birds have chosen to forgo their typical winter migration to sub-Saharan Africa in favor of sticking around to gorge on garbage.
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The clear magnetism of the performance is ample evidence that he and his fascinating style will be sticking around for a while to come.
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If someone invites you back to their home and has art this big, you're a nihilist for not sticking around for a second drink.
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Well-sourced and full of insider insight: "If he's sticking around, it could just be that he's the trainer," the former Disney executive said.
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The two partners reunite near the end of "El Camino," in a scene the movie dangles for fans like a reward for sticking around.
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The good news, too, is that a lot of these deals are sticking around until the end of the year, so you have time.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see it sticking around for too long now that Cyber Monday has finished.
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That's another area where higher pay as opposed to guaranteed pensions for just sticking around should attract a steady stream of high quality replacements.
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You might consider sticking around for a year, though, so that you could give them a good chunk of what they'd been hoping for.
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I see no problem with LG's excellent camera and the HD Audio Recorder app sticking around, but the rest of it needs a serious overhaul.
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So, if you're looking to get your hands on a pair you'd better act fast – we have a feeling these aren't sticking around for long.
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Both the S'mores Donut and the Chocolate Drizzled Strawberry Croissant Donut are available at Dunkin' starting July 3, and they're sticking around for the summer.
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The iconic Surface kickstand is also said to be sticking around, although the new models won't come with a keyboard or stylus in the box.
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The clearest indication that the Galaxy nomenclature is sticking around is in the invitation where it says Galaxy right there in the top right corner.
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It's not so much a bulwark against low-end Android, that's why the iPhone 23 and iPhone 23 are sticking around at those low prices.
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Ahhh… now I felt as light as a cloud, and my sheets were soft and fluffy once more, not saran wrap sticking around my body.
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DiMarco, 27, immediately made it clear that he would sticking around for a long time with a dance to "Cake by the Ocean" by DNCE.
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As much as fans would love their favorite series to go on forever, there's nothing worse than a show sticking around past its expiration date.
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By sticking around, Russia expects to eventually hammer out some peace agreement with Washington that will cement the Kremlin's enhanced role in the Middle East.
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The wines taste idiosyncratic and unbridled, just the thing for food that is a celebration of sticking around long enough to do what you want.
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The existing $9.99-per-month Eero Plus subscription is sticking around, although it's getting new Eero Secure Plus branding, with the same benefits as before.
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Shake Shack, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Yum Brands' Taco Bell are among the restaurant chains getting creative to keep their managers sticking around longer.
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Justin, Emily, Teresa, and Kevin have been sticking around with the understanding that Gina, the woman of the hour, will be swinging by the house.
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The crowd was eager, and Meek was friendly in greeting his fans, sticking around to take photos with just about every person who approached him.
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Having survived death once already, Jon Snow's importance to the meta battle for Westeros as the presumed "Chosen One" indicate good chances of him sticking around.
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The rapper posted a meme to his Instagram over the weekend suggesting that Thompson will be sticking around — whether the Kardashian family likes it or not.
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You can buy all sorts of different combo packs or purchase pieces a la carte, including the old Google Wifi access points which are sticking around.
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This shot is arguably a distillation of the writer-director Antonio Pietrangeli's entire picture, but the subsequent 113 minutes are very much worth sticking around for.
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Her final song, "I'm Still Here," brings the one-queen variety show to a crescendo, but it's not entirely clear how she feels about sticking around.
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We have a feeling this must-have style isn't sticking around for long so you'd better hurry and scoop one up for yourself before they're gone!
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Garrett wanted to be assured that if Luke P. was sticking around, he didn't trash-talk any of the guys during his one-on-one date.
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But "I have hopefully another 40 years to make that money," says Williams, who plans on sticking around in the cannabis industry for the long-haul.
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The audience cheers wildly throughout messages of violence, isolation, and ultimately, healing, sticking around for several minutes after the last song in hopes of an encore.
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And while quite a few of the familiar old tax breaks are absent from his plan, others will be sticking around in one form or another.
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Of course, there is always sticking around to lobby — "I would rather be taken to Singapore and caned" is his quip on that line of work.
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But over the past week Hatch, who is now chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, has been increasingly vocal about sticking around for another six years.
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If you're sticking around the city for the holiday, here are 83 fun things to do, with the possibility of less-than-perfect weather in mind.
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Rob: I think the other reason there's this pressure to demobilize movements like that is [that] traditional democratic politicians don't want folks like that sticking around.
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Temperatures will be reach the 80s throughout most of the state in the coming days, meaning any leftover snow probably won't be sticking around for much longer.
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Such patterns can be stubborn to dislodge, like a houseguest who says they'll be sticking around for a few days but ends up hanging out for weeks.
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It seems that the Air is sticking around as an entry-level budget model, even as Apple looks to push users to the MacBook and MacBook Pro.
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After his tirade, he did a brief Q&A with the crowd but said he was only sticking around because he had to wait for his Uber.
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A little bit of a SWAT team, but also sticking around to not just put out fires but also help improve the fire code, in some cases.
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Financial terms of the acquisition remain undisclosed, though I understand that it was a mixture of cash and stock, and that Task360's founders are sticking around.
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He's going to be sticking around New York for a while, which means he and Randall are going to be seeing a lot more of each other.
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We happen to know that Rachel Lindsay, one of the remaining contestants, won't be sticking around much longer — she's the next Bachelorette, in case you haven't heard.
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Even so, the previous chart shows that millions of those users are still sticking around, and that's potentially much more important for maintaining a healthy cash flow.
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In a final video about the game, far from sticking around to improve League from within, he merely outlined its many problems and bid adieu to it.
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Sony owns it, and sticking around for the end credits confirms that many of the musicians on the pop soundtrack are signed to the corporation's various imprints.
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As we reported ... Rocco went back to England for school -- as spelled out in the custody arrangement -- and looks like Madonna's sticking around to get him settled.
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Users are also sticking around, the company says that 30 percent of users play another match within 12 weeks of playing their first game on the service.
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And so long as TWD starts answering some of its pressing questions about Negan, I think it'll be worth sticking around to see the first shot. -Nick
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I'm from Oakland, and I'm all about our teams sticking around the greatest city on earth—even if the Raiders were in Los Angeles during my youth.
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It was in large part because of people like Joe Clarey coming back to town, or sticking around in the first place, that Orange City was flourishing.
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Instead of these executives slinking away after the companies they run get caught behaving badly — or sticking around without consequences — she wants them to go to jail.
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This included Robby, whom we haven't seen very much of yet but after tonight's episode it's pretty clear he's going to be sticking around for a while.
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Standing outside the food tent as the workers lined up for breakfast one day, I asked the chef if he could ever see himself sticking around Humboldt.
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Instead of sticking around for her commencement ceremony, Ms. Spencer took her first plane trip and moved in to the Barbizon Hotel for Women, for a month.
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The well has begun producing, but Mr. Pickens — who less than two years ago insisted, "I'm not going to retire" — isn't sticking around to see the results.
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But he doesn't see the pain sticking around because the tax overhaul and global backdrop are positive for stocks — particularly financials, industrials and parts of health care.
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"He was proud of this city and we were proud of him for sticking around," said Ralph Morse, 66, who said he had attended 91 Berry concerts.
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"A lot of neighborhoods are now seeing this as, 'Well, they're feeding the homeless and then the homeless are sticking around in my neighborhood,'" Mr. Schulte said.
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It's a pretty sure bet that, like many of his predecessors, Carter can't count on sticking around once his current boss, Obama, leaves office in January 2017.
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GOP leaders may be abandoning Trump, but his supporters are sticking around GOP leaders may be abandoning Trump, but his supporters are sticking around Since an 11-year-old video emerged on Friday of Donald Trump bragging about his ability to sexually assault women because he is a "star," dozens of members of the Republican establishment have abandoned the GOP presidential nominee and called for him to step down.
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For the immediate future, investors seemed happy to see that Son would be sticking around, with shares in the company climbing to end up 2.6 percent on Wednesday.
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The iPhone SE won't change, you'll be able to buy a 16GB and 64GB iPhone SE. The iPhone Upgrade Plan that was introduced last year is sticking around.
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Update: In an emailed statement a company spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that the Blue brand is sticking around and the company's team will be joining up with Logitech .
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Should it absorb that design, some older iPhone features will be sticking around a little longer, like its Touch ID fingerprint sensor and thick top and bottom bezels.
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The writers and showrunners often give Schierholz a heads up on whether a character is sticking around for a longer period of time so she can plan accordingly.
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The polls close in Alaska in five minutes, and Wolf Blitzer will most likely blare one of his projections, but I'm not sticking around to hear it. Goodnight.
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President Obama only has a few more months left in the White House, but it looks like the family will be sticking around in D.C. for a while.
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Kasich cannot win the GOP nomination outright even if he wins every remaining outstanding delegate, but his campaign is sticking around in hopes of forcing a contested convention.
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So Manager Terry Collins and his players did not bother sticking around for the conclusion of the Cardinals' game, which ended in a 623-0 St. Louis victory.
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Those mistakes are hiring and promoting people just like you, not talking candidly with employees about their future, and sticking around too long in the company you built.
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Still, based on a sampling of "Genius" it's difficult to recommend sticking around to the end for an idea that, alas, probably looked better scribbled on a chalkboard.
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The HeatForce fan will ensure that you won't be walking on a wet carpet for days, and antimicrobial protection on the brush prevents stain odors from sticking around.
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But, C-Wood is confident that reign is ending soon ... and tells us he's pretty sure Jim Harbaugh will be sticking around as head coach to see it.
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However, Saban, Alabama's head coach and a god among football men, recently made the surprising announcement that Kiffin would not be sticking around to coach during the championship game.
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Don't let the unusually warm weather earlier this week in parts of the U.S. trick you: winter is definitely sticking around, and there are plenty of cold nights ahead.
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It's another step to get people onto Pinterest and sticking around as they look to plan events, and create more ways to make the platform more and more sticky.
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And while there are no constitutional limits for how long a person can serve as vice president, there's little doubt that Biden won't be sticking around for another term.
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For instance, even some GOP incumbents in no danger of losing may not feel like sticking around if they think their party may be soon fall into the minority.
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Not to harsh Jake's life decisions, but I can't imagine Christen sticking around for much longer — she's already gotten a bit of an unfair "weirdo" edit from the producers.
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That, of course, only works as a business if the cost of raising awareness and acquiring customers can be recouped, which in turn relies on those customers sticking around.
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But if you're considering attending college or grad school in one of these 2666 places and then sticking around, it might be worth checking out the local real estate.
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And him sticking around under fire would have made it less likely that Doug Jones could have beaten accused child molester Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate special election.
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The label's had a high success rate with the bands it's signed, many of them creating classic albums with their peers, and sticking around when they start new projects.
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The supreme heat seems to be sticking around despite the lessening effects of El Niño NASA made these high temperature measurements thanks to satellite data and ground-based observation.
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" It's worth sticking around for the ending of the segment, where Noah tries his best to make the hearings sexier in order to get Fox viewers into "impeachment spirit.
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Moso Natural Air Purifying Bag, $9.85, available on ChewyHaving your dog in the car for long periods of time can result in their scent sticking around in the upholstery.
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If you have a job that pays out for unused vacation days, sticking around long enough to accrue a bunch before you give notice could be well worth it.
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The Hurricanes, Senators and Devils are each barely sticking around at six points back, although Carolina just traded its best player and New Jersey is missing its starting goaltender.
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But that success also means that those who don't like the digital operation had better get used to it, because it looks like it's going to be sticking around.
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The Magic Kingdom's boss is handing the reins to Bob Chapek but is sticking around as executive chair and will keep watch over "creative endeavors" for another two years.
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That focus has made it far easier for people to send more photos to one another because they do not have to worry about those images sticking around forever.
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For those needing further convincing that they're not in Peter Mayle's South of France, I will suggest simply sticking around Auch for a few more of those autumn days.
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Detroit's Jayla Darden isn't sticking around to let that happen, because not only is she a singer/songwriter, but she produces, mixes, and masters all of her music, too.
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But embracing older workers will create new problems: In at least some cases, older workers sticking around could make it harder for young people to move up the career ladder.
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Organisms have a lifespan that creates opportunities to reproduce, the story goes, without inhibiting the survival prospects of offspring by the parents sticking around too long and competing for resources.
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One might also advance the idea that institutions with a stake in sticking around are wise to throw their weight behind the candidate they view as the likeliest to succeed.
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But I'm already at the point where I'm thinking about it idly throughout the day, and sticking around for "one more run!" far later than I probably should at night.
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At this point, there has been no update on when Pyth will be returning to the NiP line-up, so Maikelele may be sticking around for upcoming Pro League matches.
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While the library will be in Chicago, the president had made previous comments about sticking around Washington, D.C., for the next few years while younger daughter Sasha finishes her school.
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Also sticking around are the added limitations to seeing newly released movies during the first two weeks of the theatrical run (unless the movie has a promotional deal with MoviePass).
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The Kilopower concept (Image: NASA)If humans have any hope of sticking around on Mars for longer than a few days, they'll need some form of power to sustain themselves.
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Unless he completes his mission beyond the wall and returns to King's Landing all in the space of one episode, he'll be sticking around until next week's finale at least.
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There are plenty of perks to sticking around your family home, from getting meals cooked for you to saving money to just having your parents around to hang out with.
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It also scored a place in the record books as having the most Bravolebrities ever sharing the same stage, all the stars sticking around after each one of their segments.
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Still, it was worth sticking around till the end just to see Jane put a bullet into Jonas, killing off what has been this series's most annoying character to date.
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That said, characters aren't being entirely trashed; class, race, gender, face, hair, and marking selections for anyone level 20 and having beaten the Black Garden story mission are sticking around.
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Now he's sticking around to learn more about looksmaxing, which actually seems to aspire to a halfway-medical knowledge of anatomy, as well as a dictionary's worth of obscure lingo.
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But regardless of the reason, it's not terribly surprising that the person in charge of Google's culture for the past four years might not be sticking around to fix it.
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Iger is sticking around as executive chairman of Disney, and Chapek will report to him during a transition period that will last through the end of 2021, when Iger retires.
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Sticking around to watch them do so, though, will take endurance, because the opening episodes feature a lot of violence and not many characters you really want to latch onto.
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While the B-52 is sticking around into the 2050s, keeping the B-1 viable until its 2036 sunset date has been a priority for Air Force Global Strike Command.
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Zhou and Shi had met at Shanghai Normal University and went to Dayton — which has a working relationship with Shanghai Normal — for their senior years, sticking around for graduate school.
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She advised that the earliest that parents should leave their child alone when they brush their teeth is 6, although they might consider sticking around until their child is 8.
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Alex Trebek is sticking around on "Jeopardy!" for at least a few more years -- the host just agreed to a contract extension after making a lot of noise about retirement.
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"I don't think my sticking around and putting up, like, non-winning results in some of the upcoming states would actually add to the momentum for universal basic income," Yang said.
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Scheduled to perform two shows in Glendale, California for a stand-up special, Smith made the savvy decision to go to the hospital instead of sticking around for the second gig.
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OKC Thunder fans are gonna love this ... Serge Ibaka says he's not sweating rumors of Kevin Durant bolting the Sooner state ... proclaiming to TMZ Sports he's 100% sure KD's sticking around.
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And in places where the insurance companies are still sticking around, premiums just went up an average of 25 percent this year, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Google's business has always been to offset that cost-per-click with a growing number of impressions — and, indeed, it seems like the status quo is sticking around for this one.
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Advertisers keep spending because, despite all the negative publicity and calls to boycott the service, users are sticking around: Facebook's monthly active users grew 9 percent to 2.32 billion in 2018.
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But judging by the 5 percent loss in AT&T shares since the deal was announced, it seems that quite a few of his shareholders aren't sticking around to find out.
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Whatever the problem, the same little group of regular cast members heads off on the away team, and you know the newly introduced crew members are redshirts who aren't sticking around.
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And if June is sticking around as the centerpiece of The Handmaid's Tale, there are worse ways to convince me that the show can work with her presence than this finale.
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It's a lot easier said than done, but theoretically, it would up the odds of humans sticking around long enough to interact directly with the more populous universe of the future.
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Ocasio-Cortez helped draw more than 14,000 people to a rally in Venice Beach last month, with some even leaving after her speech rather than sticking around for the headliner, Sanders.
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Former president Jimmy Carter, a regular critic Donald Trump, is reportedly making it crystal clear that he does not want Trump sticking around in the Oval Office for another four years.
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This future relationship could involve those free trade agreements and a lot more distance between the two; or it could involve the UK sticking around, maybe staying in the customs union.
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And yet you would hear these stories that basically people were just sort of sticking around, resting and vesting, and then they were out the door, and then they were gone.
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There is no time limit on this deal, but we can't see this staggering offer sticking around for too long, especially as it includes four toothbrush heads, a travel case, and charger.
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Anyone sticking around through the film's credits, hoping for some bright spot to leaven the film's grim ending, instead got an oblique reference to a Marvel movie headed to theaters in 19903.
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It sucks when cancer comes to visit, but when you put a little love on it and bind together as a group, the chances of it sticking around are very, very low.
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It also led to a series of layoffs, including offering employees a generous buyout package for those not interested in sticking around as it works to remake the company's culture and operations.
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With the many destinations choices, we're sure you'll find the right spot to kick off this year's travel, but make sure you book today because this deal isn't sticking around into February.
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Following what the company describes as "customer feedback," classic Skype will be sticking around for "some time" to "bring all the features you've asked for into Skype 8," per Windows blog Thurrott.
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Hold off on the "uff das," good people of North Dakota -- 'cause Josh Duhamel is sticking around as your promotional mouthpiece for another couple years ... and for a decent hunk o' change.
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And though sticking around in the public eye isn't really her style, we can only hope that her prominence remains, because the world needs as much beauty as possible at the minute.
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The arts and crafts company, which is a subsidiary of Hallmark Cards, said that the dark yellow crayon will be sticking around for a bit before it disappears into the Crayola vault.
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The running back claims he doesn't know ... saying it belonged to his buddy, Tykheem "TJ" Dunaway, who was a passenger in the car earlier but had walked home instead of sticking around.
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John Kasich, who stands to get the remaining New York delegates, has been eliminated from winning outright for months but is also sticking around in hopes of blocking Trump from the nomination.
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Chevy Chase was arguably the first big star to come out of "SNL" and also the first big star to leave the cast in 1976, after sticking around for just two seasons.
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Goldman Sachs' and Morgan Stanley's outlooks had diverged on how much they could count on market volatility sticking around, with Morgan Stanley downplaying a first-quarter surge in trading revenue as seasonal.
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The 35 minute-long film was first shown on BBC 4 last night, but luckily it will be sticking around on iPlayer for the next month or so for your viewing pleasure.
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"A concentrated focus on improving HMD functionality, unencumbering the user, and providing meaningful experiences is giving AR/VR a real shot at sticking around," said an unnamed developer quoted in the report.
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With the exception of national security professionals sticking around to stop Trump from blowing up the world, there are two kinds of people in the president's orbit — the immoral and the amoral.
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As the United Kingdom wrestles over its departure from the European Union and finds diversion in the release of "Downton Abbey," the movie, one thing seems to be sticking around: its décor.
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"My job is to help get Donald Trump out of office, and I would do nothing to increase the odds of him sticking around," Yang told "CBS This Morning" in an interview.
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But there are some people, particularly those at ABC and the show itself, who probably won't mind him sticking around and watching this fight play out over and over, week after week.
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With so many stylish shoes to choose from, we have a feeling they won't be sticking around for long, so scroll down to shop our seven favorites before they sell out on Shopbop.com!
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"He will remain there to complete some physical therapy to get his strength back prior to discharge ... and can assure everyone he plans on sticking around through the years to come," it added.
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The strong subscriber numbers and the fact that viewers are sticking around to watch other programs on the service bodes well for Disney, especially as it slowly doles out new and original content.
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And if hundreds of thousands of people are only sticking around to see videos of cats running on a treadmill, it becomes more difficult to track success and speak directly to real fans.
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" Now, says Limp, there's enough momentum in the form of customers, hardware, and potential use-cases to "call the ball and say that this is likely to be a paradigm that's sticking around.
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Screenshot: GizmodoDirectly above the list is a new feature Google has just introduced that lets you automatically delete this data after three or 18 months if you don't want it sticking around forever.
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So while the home button is sticking around for now, the iPhone X points toward a not-so-distant future where the home button is as novel as an original iPhone is now.
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That's why the bird in this video deserves just credit for sticking around for a playdate with an imposing German shepherd, who dances to and fro like he's got ants in his pants.
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But he should be sticking around to fix Toys "R" Us out of a sense of obligation — obviously he knew there were problems upon joining in mid-2015 — not because he's being bribed.
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Flowers said it wasn't uncommon to log extra-long days in the office during the Apollo era, starting at 7:30 in the morning and sticking around until 5 or 6 at night.
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Senate leadership, rather than sticking around, opted to return next week, prompting an apparent delay in their consideration of this legislation as states and medical providers grapple with an influx of coronavirus cases.
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Now work from researchers at the Royal College of Surgeons, in Dublin, has shown that vitamin E acetate's effects are not limited to sticking around in the lungs and gumming up operations there.
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" But Marieke Gaboury, a longtime Labyrinth member who is helping with administration during the transition, said, "We're definitely sticking around — there will be a next season and a future life for the company.
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Acting officials have a way of sticking around in this administration for indefinite lengths of time, but Mr. Kupperman's track record as someone ensconced in Mr. Bolton's inner circle could shorten his tenure.
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"Thank you so much for running a great campaign and for sticking around long enough to call me 'punitive,'" she said, in a nod to O'Rourke's remarks made at this month's Democratic Debate.
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Not only did she use her private eye skills to secure Hiram's release from prison, but she also appears to be sticking around now that he has announced that he's running for mayor.
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Hmm. As Rachel calls out each name, I experience a sinking feeling in my stomach because I know Lee will be sticking around, as he is the sole source of the show's current drama.
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Steve Rogers sticking around in the past with Peggy Carter and marrying her becomes an extremely knotty thing when you consider that Peggy lamented in Winter Soldier she'd always held a torch for Steve.
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For the majority of NBA players—especially role players—want and persistence are as important as talent, because everyone has talent, and sticking around in the world's best basketball league is very, very hard.
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And the space agency notes that the supreme heat seems to be sticking around despite the lessening effects of El Niño — a period of abnormally high temperatures in the Pacific Ocean that influences weather.
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Simply put, Fox has simply performed much better in that kind of regular scenario than CNN over the years, but perhaps the latter will enjoy some staying power with new/converted viewers sticking around.
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"Stuart's co-founders will ensure a smooth transition over the next few months," says GeoPost, which, I also suspect is a coded way of saying they aren't sticking around for too long post-acquisition.
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A new group of startups is trying to sell the business world on the value of virtual alternatives, but the appeal of networking IRL has so far had a stubborn way of sticking around.
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Sure, it's possible your new bosses will be irritated with you — but they should want employees who want to work for them, and are not just sticking around to avoid making anybody feel bad.
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GONE QUIET: Rumors of White House economic adviser Gary Cohn's demise have been circulating since he criticized President Trump's reaction to Charlottesville, but he is intent on sticking around until tax reform is complete.
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I signed up for a SoFi Money account for a cash signup bonus and a good interest rate, but I&aposm sticking around because the company offers an impressive suite of other products, too.
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But the ability to send photos within Google Photos — and see what others say about them in a thread — feels like the kind of feature that might have a better chance of sticking around.
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"I think that if a person responds to that conversation favorably, by apologizing for the pain caused and committing to doing better, then it's potentially worth sticking around and seeing how it goes," says Fabello.
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Instead of sticking around and trying to talk to her friend, she sends Vanguard robots to stand watch and protect her at her outpost on the Moon, an area she's already warded enemies from entering.
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Whatever else Mr Schneider has on the menu for Nestlé, radical changes may be somewhat limited by the fact that so many of those who built it into what it is now are sticking around.
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The spacecraft will stay near Bennu for the next few years, sticking around until 2020 when it will make contact with the asteroid's surface, hopefully picking up a sample before taking its leave in 2021.
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Not that he would have had much to do sticking around the Wall: Maester Aemon died of natural causes (!) and Samwell left for grad school at the Citadel with Gilly and her baby in tow.
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There's so much more story to tell about Jack and Rebecca and their impact on the Big Three, but fans are going to want to know that you'll be sticking around for the long haul.
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It is a congenial group, sticking around on a Sunday to congratulate a peer on his victory, vacationing together (and leaving behind a sizable social media footprint) and sharing private planes to and from events.
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The sticking-around thing is often about how this company wouldn't be the same if I wasn't here, but failing to realize that in order for you to be here, you have to change, too.
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But 1,197 of the FCC's 1,442 employees will be furloughed without pay for however long the shutdown lasts, with just 245 sticking around as part of a bare-bones effort to keep the FCC afloat.
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This post is about the evolution of UX — although we know it now as a way to keep users sticking around — this is from a time period when it wasn't so much of a big deal.
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When the last Toys 'R' Us store closes its doors once and for all, the company's top executives will have pocketed some $8.2 million in retention bonuses for sticking around long enough to liquidate the company.
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Of course, rappers like Lil' Kim, Eve, and Nicki Minaj are huge sources of beauty inspiration — the hairstyles and makeup looks that they rock, even in the most casual ways, often end up sticking around forever.
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Of course, Ryan is retiring at the end of this year and has a whole lot less to lose than the likes of McConnell, who are sticking around for the next two years of Trump. 8.
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Some of the bigger names who will be sticking around are the Pro Bowl running back Doug Martin of the Buccaneers, who is coming off a 1,400-yard season, and the veteran Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson.
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Meerkat Manor, say, offers much less on the spine-tingling scale but, in sticking around the same place and species for a long time, offers much more on the more-enduring scales of knowledge and humor.
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In an interview from Charlotte, where he attended Friday's game and is sticking around for Sunday's versus Kansas State, Freeman A. Hrabowski III, the university's president since 19843, was candid when asked about his basketball fandom.
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Sports should be fun, and bad sports — the clanged jumpers, the cheap interceptions — are like a C-Span marathon: lethargic and unending, the sparse upticks in action fooling you into sticking around just a little longer.
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While many around the country are grieving over Barack Obama's inevitable departure from the White House, Vice President Joe Biden might be sticking around for a few more years if Hillary Clinton wins the same residence.
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Bullock's team responded with a video pointing out that he got into the race late so he could make sure Montana's GOP-controlled state legislature passed medicaid expansion, with a constituent thanking him for sticking around.
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Some people are happy to see the 22018-year-old Plank sticking around since he's been the face of the brand for so long and has held such a loud voice about his vision for Under Armour.
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However, if we must keep riding the off-shoulder wave — and it seems like we will be, with the look is sticking around through summer — allow me to suggest a few dresses that I actually quite like.
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We have a feeling these babies aren't sticking around for long considering their history of selling out, and now with Julia Roberts seen wearing them, we especially want to make sure we get our hands on them.
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The producer has gone through many lawyers since October of 2017 (including Lisa Bloom, who called representing Weinstein a "colossal mistake") but the one that's sticking around right now is Benjamin Brafman, who previously represented Sean Combs.
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These probably don't rank very far up on the list of very annoying things, but they seem like enough to help keep users sticking around a little bit longer and maybe come back a little more often.
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Going into this season of The Bachelor there is one scene worth sticking around long enough to see: lead Colton Underwood hopping a fence and running off into the night like Stassi Schroeder on a particularly awful birthday.
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Your live stream is also automatically saved as a tweet if you access Periscope Lite through Twitter, though you can obviously just go in and delete that tweet if you don't want it sticking around or retweeted anywhere.
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Gottlieb presented his vaping proposal to the White House just last week, so even though he's sticking around for about another month, the vaping industry will have more opportunities to soften or kill his plans once Gottlieb leaves.
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The character seems to be sticking around (unlike some other folks you'll meet in the first episode), so that solid 30 minutes that you spent on Craig's Instagram after you should have gone to bed aren't totally wasted.
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After her Bachelorette season ended in heartbreak when she split from fiancé Jed Wyatt, the 24-year-old is rumored to be sticking around on Monday nights on ABC for the next season of Dancing with the Stars.
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The two, who've been dating for more than 3 years, are still going strong, and it's not hard to see why Vito's been sticking around when he's got Heidi hosing him down with her chest in his face.
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"If they know the law is ending sometime soon, I don't know that they're going to be so excited about sticking around," Larry Levitt, an expert on the healthcare law at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said of insurers.
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He could slot where Chris Jericho did, dropping a surprise feud with a known quantity, only sticking around longer, working his way into the title scene, wrestling with a freedom he hasn't had in more than a decade.
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Kinilaw, a Filipino ceviche in a piercingly sour calamansi and cane vinegar marinade with a jab of bird's-eye chile, is worth sticking around for, especially on those nights when it's made with bay scallops instead of fish.
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So they're sticking around in expectation of that moment: Mr. Bullock is planning on a modified version of Ms. Klobuchar's strategy, spending the bulk of his time in Iowa, and has begun spicing up his language with expletives.
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That means Apple TV Plus' big judgement moment may not be launch, but instead this time next year when we see whether the service is worth sticking around for, once millions of free subscribers suddenly have to pay.
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But the choice isn't quite as easy as "big" or "small" because Google's new phones are expensive, at $22 and up — and because the excellent Pixel 210 and Pixel 53A are still sticking around for hundreds of dollars cheaper.
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His agent has already made it plainly clear that they're not over the last time Pep Guardiola came to manage a side Yaya was playing in, so presumably he won't be sticking around to mend that relationship this summer.
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Perhaps these storm chasers are going to be sticking around to film the rains and slower-moving floods, which are likely to be more destructive and life-threatening than what they experienced on Friday night into early Saturday morning.
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"Some people believe in God or the greater power, but I believe in the people that loved you or would have loved you sticking around after they die and guiding you through whatever troubles you have in life," he says.
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While we won't know the answer to that question until the season finale, however, that in no way should prevent us from trying to predict which contestants stand the most likely chance of sticking around for that final rose ceremony.
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In just a few years the industry has become the hottest thing in the sports world probably since cable TV. And with the recent merger of the two companies, it's pretty clear that they plan on sticking around for a while.
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Here are some of the Cinco De Mayo deals you can snag on May 25 and beyond: The Dollarita deal (yes, that's a margarita for just $53) is sticking around through May 25 after a month-long promotion in April.
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But a little more context as to why these horrifying monsters keep trying to invade our world wouldn't be a bad thing either, especially since the Mind Flayer seems to be sticking around for another bout whenever season 3 comes out.
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On one hand, monolingual Anglos who don't make heaps of money playing music (practically everyone, in other words) have a hard time sticking around because jobs that aren't awful are hard to come by when you can't speak the dominant language.
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The fact that Joachim Löw is sticking around suggests that he sees continued potential in the squad and – if they can develop their young attacking talent over the next two years – they'll surely be contenders for the next World Cup.
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A short list of replacements for Trump's chief of staff is circulating DC, but at least one WH staffer says Priebus is sticking around APRIL 8 New airstrikes hit the Syrian city struck by Tuesday's horrific chemical attack, activists say.
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On Thursday morning, after destroying the political career of his old school chum Mr. Cameron, wrecking the British economy and possibly breaking up Britain, Mr. Johnson announced that he wouldn't be sticking around to clean up the mess he'd made.
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His performance last year, his third at Ohio State, was strong enough that sticking around for his senior year would probably not have increased his value in the draft, so in his mind, there was no upside to staying in college.
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The 23-time champion coach is so far not as successful as an executive but got a great return from first-round pick Kristaps Porzingis this season and still has Carmelo Anthony committed to sticking around and building a winning team.
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"I'm not sticking around because they don't want to agree to language," Pelosi said, adding that members who have complaints should "save it for another day," and for future legislation, arguing that now is the time to find common ground.
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The utility man Jeff McNeil, whom Conforto had played with in the minors, was sticking around after earning a spot with his bat last summer, and Pete Alonso, the first baseman, was on his way to making the major league roster.
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A few families have begun to settle in the Rasana area, buying land from Hindu farmers, building sturdy brick houses and sticking around more of the year so their children can go to school, a big step forward for them.
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There might simply be little more to gain politically by sticking around at the UN. By announcing her departure before a possible midterm election meltdown, she avoids appearing disloyal to the President in an expected exodus of senior officials. Rep.
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If you listened to Trump and congressional leaders on Thursday, you heard a lot about how Obamacare is, effectively, dead — how its benefits aren't actually helping middle-class Americans, but its tax increases are sticking around to haunt the economy.
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Saturday at 220:2000 AM Pacific is the first launch opportunity, but if weather forbids it, they'll just try again soon after — the chances of clouds sticking around all the way until June 903, when the launch window closes, are slim to none.
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Launching longer tweets had been one of the company's top priorities since Dorsey had officially returned as CEO five months earlier, and his comments to Lauer were the first time the group had heard that Twitter's 23-character limit was sticking around.
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Besides, once you're done paying all those bills, you'll still have plenty of money left over to buy yourself One Round-Trip Ticket to the Moon Because with that much money, what's the point of sticking around on Earth like everyone else?
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This year, many have already dropped out because of unusually stringent debate requirements as well as struggles to raise enough cash, and many of the also-rans who are still sticking around are doing so in spite of missing the last Democratic debate.
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And their commitment to observational remove, combined with a dazzled, jet-lagged inertia, keeps them sticking around even after they've watched two older villagers ceremonially throw themselves off a cliff to their deaths, their skulls smashing like overripe fruit against a large rock.
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Well, if you can't be bothered to read the rest of this article, journalists were pretty much calling the next steps hours in advance, thus: But for those of you sticking around, let's delve in and try to make sense of it all.
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Those wishing for iTunes' demise might not want to pop the champagne corks just yet, though: the app will reportedly be sticking around for the foreseeable future, as it's the only way to sync and interact with legacy iPod and iOS devices.
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It also gives itself room to run aggressive marketing campaigns to attract new customers — like offering free delivery from Plus merchants on Labor Day — which can also help drive customer loyalty and keep them sticking around instead of jumping to other services.
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So we decided to rank some of our favorite and favorite-to-hate-on tech rituals of this year and see what's dying out, what might be sticking around, and what's new on the horizon of weird ways humans approach technology. #whatayear
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Rainbow Six: Siege did not hit the display's native refresh rate (or get close to a hundred fps, in many cases), instead sticking around 215–80 fps when on very high settings, and just barely reaching 60 fps on ultra graphics settings.
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Winning a place on the BBC Sound of 2016 long list gave him a well-earned boost and tracks like "BFG" and "Tierney Terrace" are doing more than their fair share in ensuring Coyle-Larner is sticking around for the long haul.
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Launching longer tweets had been one of the company's top priorities since Dorsey had officially returned as CEO five months earlier, and his comments to Lauer were the first time the group had heard that Twitter's 140-character limit was sticking around.
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"A campaign sticking around when you can't win a state and you're not amassing delegates — that doesn't stop Donald Trump," Mr. Cruz told reporters this week, dismissing the suggestion of a contested convention, which Mr. Rubio views as a path to the nomination.
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Many House Republicans who've decided to leave are experiencing for the first time how much it sucks to be in the powerless minority, or they're older members who've already used up their time as chairmen and are wondering why they're still sticking around.
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At times it seems she is sticking around only because her family is so dysfunctional; when a hospice nurse says that people don't typically "leave this life until their unfinished business is taken care of," you may find yourself checking your watch.
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For one, it could mean that the entire event, or least most of it, will be focused on the competitive aspects of season 3, and increasingly high-octane competition is Apex Legends' selling point and what's keeping its diehard players sticking around.
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Many House Republicans who've decided to leave are experiencing for the first time how much it sucks to be in the powerless minority, or are older members who've already used up their time as chairmen and are wondering why they're still sticking around.
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As they marched near the city hall Monday, demonstrators I spoke to said they planned on sticking around for the duration of the convention—and no one seemed willing to even consider the possibility of getting behind the former secretary of state.
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But what Rubio really needs at this point is for Ted Cruz and John Kasich to drop out of the race as soon as possible, rather than sticking around through mid-March, by which time it may be too late to stop Trump.
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Based on the star's previous mane changes, we're thinking the pink shade won't be sticking around for long (she's solidified herself as a Hollywood hair chameleon), but here's to hoping it makes its way to a few more front-row seats during Fashion month.
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A rep says you'll only see the remainder of your balance on your Verizon account — theoretically allowing you to pay off the rest of your bill with Verizon whenever you like, while retaining the ability to jump carriers instead of sticking around for 24 months.
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A site like Jobbatical also exposes the "lie" implicitly told by both employer and employee: that is that a job is for life, when of course it isn't, and even if it was, an employee probably has no intention of sticking around indefinitely anyway.
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" "The sticking around thing is often about how this company wouldn't be the same if I was here," McCord said to Business Insider correspondent Shana Lebowitz, "but that fails to realize that in order for you to be here, you have to change too.
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As long as Bungie's philosophy is about being overly clingy and pressuring you to play and isn't a about healthy mix of desirable rewards, great variety, and minimal pressure, Destiny will be a game that looks and plays great but isn't worth sticking around for.
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If you're only watching the game for the non-football parts, you'll want to tune in before the 6:30pm kickoff to catch Gladys Knight singing the national anthem — and then gauge whether sticking around for Maroon 33's controversial halftime appearance is worth it.
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Those aren't the only ways to buy, though: as Dieter explains in his hands-on, they're backwards compatible with the existing Google Wifi point, which is sticking around at $99, and you can buy a single Nest Wifi router with a 2,200 square foot range for $2993.
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We should warn you at the outset that prices and available models fluctuate wildly, even week to week—with new TVs hitting the market regularly and older ones sticking around for a long while, taking a look on a site like Amazon can be a bewildering experience.
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It's weird, melodic, and ice cold without the swaggering showiness of more traditional rap, and its sheer inventiveness alone is proof that Lil Boat will be sticking around to piss off your uncle who sighs a bunch about Real Hip-Hop™ for quite a while yet.
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That said, you probably won't want to use Micro USB anyway: UE has integrated support for its wireless Power Up charging base (sold separately for $39) that the company introduced with its Alexa-equipped Blast and MegaBlast speakers, which are sticking around as a separate product line.
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And while you might not bet that Avis is likely to hang ten, the 72-year-old rental car company—which has been around so long, it got the Nasdaq symbol CAR—is dead set on proving you wrong and sticking around for the foreseeable future.
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Kelly's contract at the network is set to expire in 2017, and she seems to be positioning herself either to take a job at another TV network — which would necessarily be a less conservative outlet — or to demand a huge raise in exchange for sticking around.
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One entire month of no internet dating, no one-night stands, no romantic encounters of any kind unless it's with someone who genuinely seems interested in marrying me, giving me babies, and sticking around to stroke my hair while I finally succumb to aging-associated diseases.
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WASHINGTON — Speculation abounded Monday night that GOP presidential hopeful Ben Carson might drop out of the race, after news broke that Carson was not sticking around in Iowa to wait out caucus results, nor heading directly to New Hampshire or South Carolina for the next primaries on the calendar.
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From the power suits that helped women reclaim their power to the orthopedic-style sneakers that saved our feet during Fashion Month, these are the 20 items that bubbled to the top of the trend charts and will likely be sticking around for the entirety of 2018 (and beyond).
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" Of questions about how U.S. skaters can change to compete more effectively at the international level, Tennell tells PEOPLE, "I can't speak for everybody, but for me I'm sticking around and I'm going to work as hard as I possibly can to bring us up in the rankings.
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It would be Kevin Durant's first outing as an outsider in Oklahoma City: his first time in the visitor's locker room; his first time hearing boos in Chesapeake Energy Arena; and his first time directly seeing the kind of religious devotion Russell Westbrook has inspired by sticking around.
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After high school, Eric thought about joining the military—he thought it would be fun to see a bit of the world—but Stephanie talked him into sticking around, so he stayed in his parents' house and went to a local technical school to train as an electrician.
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It may be worth sticking around, however, for the show's star, Iina Kuustonen, who makes the stock character of the local cop — coping with a deadbeat ex, a special-needs daughter, sexist co-workers and the big-footing of Finland's version of the F.B.I. — entirely believable and appealing.
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The franchise is not entirely rear-focused, but since a shocking stroke of luck left the Pelicans with the top pick in the June 20 draft and the inside track to Duke freshman Zion Williamson, Griffin has been locked in on selling six-time All-Star Anthony Davis on sticking around.
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"One of the most important things about the redesign is that we're surfacing the right content to the right people as quickly as possible," said Spiegel, noting the revamp has lead to an increase in users 35 and older sticking around longer, which has long been a hope for the company.
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Back then he was 'one to watch,' whereas now he's a bonafide star of grime and UK rap in his own right—original, talented, and outspoken about social issues in the same way that artists like Skepta and JME have been before him, so you know he'll be sticking around.
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Reacting to criticism, often from corporations, that activist investors often ride in with plans to earn a lot of money in a short time period, Smith said his team rolls ups its sleeves and digs in to work with management on operational issues, often sticking around for a long time.
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So, as we settle down and start streaming the season in its entirety, just remember that even though it may be difficult to find instant sympathy or inspiration in Britt Robertson's portrayal of Sophia Amoruso (Marlowe, on the series), it's worth sticking around to see the story through the end.
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In an interview between Trump and Bannon that took place last year, and that The Washington Post resurfaced yesterday, Bannon alluded to the idea that foreign students should return to their respective countries after attending school in the US, instead of sticking around and working at or starting tech companies.
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Their tongue-in-cheek location of the "Rose-Colored Boy" video slap-bang in the 80s feels a little like a rebuke to those who have disavowed them based on their new sound influenced by the decade, and an indication that it's going to be sticking around for a while longer.
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To no one's surprise, Mary Ann winds up sticking around, offering the chance to reconnect with her daughter Shawna (Ellen Page) and ex-husband Brian (Paul Gross), who share time with an assortment of new characters, most saddled with the kind of stiff dialogue that amounts to making speeches more than actually conversing.
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While the nostalgia that was part of the early interest in Pokémon Go might fade away as more waves of people come to play the game, it will be interesting to see how Niantic iterates it to keep users sticking around — or, indeed, if people's interest will remain beyond this early flush.
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After taking her monster smash "Bodak Yellow" all the way to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, she's been congratulated by hip-hop giants from Missy Elliott to Nicki Minaj and Lil Kim, and basically proved to everyone who wrote her off that she'll be sticking around for a long while yet.
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In contrast to the long evenings he'd spent over the past 10 months sticking around to shake every hand and grasp every shoulder in relatively small crowds at his events, he stuck around to talk to many people Tuesday night but left dozens still clamoring to meet him as he wrapped up.
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As much as he had a penchant for cheap jokes (corpses juxtaposed with ironic signs) and maudlin titles ("I Cried When I Took This Picture"), he also captured the full range of human expression, documenting the seamy side of a world-class city, sticking around after a tragedy to photograph the onlookers.
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Other possibilities include Rosita, who's been a real drag but seems destined to keep sticking around and being a drag (classic Rosita); Eugene, who apparently turned on his friends but could redeem himself through sacrifice; and Gregory, the weaselly head of the Hilltop, who will probably die but no one will care.
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As well as sticking around and putting in so much sweat equity, Scott has also put in some of his own money to get v1003 launched, and has been able to keep afloat personally with help from some other businesses he runs, including renting out a property in London — having moved his family to Barcelona.
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Of course, it is not unusual for political aides to have second thoughts about their jobs or the agendas they work to advance, but it is extraordinary that members of this president's braintrust say they're sticking around only because they think they can save the president (and through him, all of us) from himself.
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Many of the 2020 candidates, who are in Atlanta this week for Wednesday's debate, either visited the state last year or are making the most of the Democratic National Committee's decision to bring the primary down south -- with a handful either turning up early or sticking around late to immerse themselves in the local politics.
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We got Kathie Wednesday leaving Michael's New York and asked if a Hollywood rumor going around that Kris was interested and "campaigning hard" for the co-host gig was true -- after Hoda permanently replaced Matt Lauer from 7 to 9 AM. Kathie assures us Hoda's sticking around in the 4th hour -- apparently, she's under a long-term contract.
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Sticking around are things like the dual camera system, the rear fingerprint sensor (albeit in an adjusted position), and the iris scanner, with Samsung specifically focusing on a few areas for improvement: Upgraded S Pen: It wouldn't be a new Note without a new S Pen, and Samsung is teasing some pretty big upgrades for this year's model.
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"The Passage" is the most promising of the three, even if the early episodes have a too-familiar feel to them, and are just serialized enough to keep pulling the audience along, without providing complete faith that this journey is going anywhere -- or at least, heading in a direction that would warrant sticking around for the duration.
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Rubio has a lot of endorsements and hopes to pick up a lot of delegates in his home state of Florida's winner-take-all contest later this month; and Ohio Governor John Kasich, who finished second in Vermont and has also yet to win a state, is apparently sticking around to see what happens in Michigan and Ohio.
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Luckily, as McLean announced during a raucous afterparty at Chateau nightclub in the neighboring Paris hotel, "We are here to stay," noting that the band is already at work on a new album and plans are underway for another worldwide tour, in addition to the Vegas residency, which sounds as if it'll be sticking around long past its initial 26-night engagement.
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CLEVELAND — Many of the lobbyists and advocates who came to Cleveland for the Republican National Convention won't be sticking around to hear Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE make his acceptance speech.
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Among the improbably folksy fund-raising efforts put forth by the partnership is "American Values," a film program running throughout the winter and featuring the documentary filmmakers Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker; the director William Friedkin; the Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein; the artist and composer Laurie Anderson; and Ms. Andrews screening their favorite films and sticking around afterward to talk about them.
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Those lawmakers sticking around until Friday will have an opportunity to create care packages for the troops and have breakfast with Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE, a top Trump adviser.
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The three-minute rule didn't help me much in terms of art-viewing, but it did serve as an interesting method of observing how other people came up and looked at the same work, sometimes just taking a photo and sometimes sticking around for longer than at the other paintings — maybe they saw me looking at a specific work for a long time and decided they should do the same?
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Though think-pieces far and wide credited One Direction with ripping up the boy band formula by refusing to do choreography or wear matching outfits, abandoning the tortured sad-boy shtick, treating social media as life's blood, and leaning hard into an anarchic edge expressed mainly by dozens of weird tattoos and drunken afternoons on party boats, the act of sticking around post mortem might actually be their biggest departure — their contribution to the canon.
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"It looks like the president has gone out of his way to say he has confidence in him, so I just have to assume that he's sticking around until we hear to the contrary," said Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas).
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