And because he couldn't sort of answer that question, it just stuck around and stuck around and stuck around.
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"But you stuck with it, and you stuck with us."
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Meanwhile, the other economies stuck in the trap remain stuck.
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And we stuck to it, and it stuck to him.
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I'm stuck with the bugs, and I'm stuck with the frustration.
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If we're stuck in phase one, we're stuck in phase one.
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Stuck in Sadness Cheryl Strayed: I'm sorry for your loss, Stuck.
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You're stuck in that line as long as you're stuck in it.
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So now Arnold is stuck in the sunroof of a stuck car.
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"I know we're stuck here, but I don't feel stuck," she said.
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So I think he's stuck in a way that he's rarely stuck.
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McNeill got stuck first, but Osmun got stuck while helping her get out.
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So I'm stuck with the iPhone XS, and I'm stuck with the scratches.
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A wise woman once told me this, 'Stuck in hair, stuck in life.
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I stuck by her the same way she has always stuck by me.
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You wonder if that moment stuck with him as it stuck with you.
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Friends has clearly stuck with Bilson, as it has stuck with all of us.
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So Behdadfar's money is stuck in the third country, and she's stuck in Tehran.
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He's stuck with himself, as everyone else — the audience included — is stuck with him.
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Optane storage is stuck in the same place NAND storage was stuck ten years ago.
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In November of 2019, Mikkel gets stuck in 1986, and Ulrich gets stuck in 1953.
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Whatever else I may have been stuck for, I have not been stuck for choice.
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The towel she'd stuck under it before leaving had swollen with water, wedging it stuck.
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It stuck with me while we were filming, and it stuck with me well after.
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The eagle on top was supposedly not stuck, just trying to protect the stuck one.
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We're not actually stuck in the '80s; it just feels like we're stuck the '80s.
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So Trump and Sessions are stuck with each other and America is stuck with both.
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She is a daughter of Karin M. Stuck and Matthew B. Stuck of Bourne, Mass.
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So Miss RJ was stuck there, and her own children were stuck with someone else.
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"If somebody says that the negotiations got stuck - they didn't get stuck," he told reporters.
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Sure, everyone is going to meet up eventually, but metaphorically and often literally, they're trapped — stuck in the park with no way out, stuck in cycles of manipulation, stuck in endless programming loops, and stuck experiencing realizations that we've already had revealed to us.
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And then she went and stuck it on another student's arm, stuck it on another student's arm, and stuck it on another student's arm, and then she held it up.
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DeBord: They are stuck, but they're stuck with a not unappealing problem, which is that, even though they're stuck, they can still make a lot of money on the stuckness.
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I wanted Jane to be stuck on Earth and Thor to be stuck where he is.
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I couldn't move on the boat: I was stuck between lots of people, all stuck together.
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If you are stuck abroad or have family stuck abroad, we want to hear from you.
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Has a trailer ever stuck with you like the first Red Dead Redemption trailer stuck with me?
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Samantha isn't literally stuck in that car; she's stuck in her life on the cusp of college.
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Imagine being stuck on a Tinder date that lasts three days during which you're stuck on a boat?
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You don't want to get stuck, we got stuck once so we don't want that to happen again.
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Right now, we are kind of stuck on our narrative and they are kind of stuck on theirs.
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Then he stuck up for American workers on trade deals and for American taxpayers stuck paying for Europe's defense.
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While carving pumpkins with her family, this girl playfully stuck her head inside her pumpkin, only to get stuck.
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So, if a driver is stuck in traffic, they can quickly tap "stuck in traffic" to notify the rider.
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You know," he adds with a smile, "the wheels on the bus get stuck in your head, stuck in your . . .
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But after a while, I felt stuck in limbo—stuck because I knew a lot about what not to do.
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He was stuck in the Appalachian dilemma: technologically savvy, as modern miners have to be, but stuck with few options.
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The unfortunate part is that D'Antoni stuck to his offensive game plan when he should have stuck to his defensive.
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Sure, job applications stuck around for lower-end jobs, like fast food, but the résumé stuck around nearly everywhere else.
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First, the Chev gets stuck and then the Ford gets stuck, but the Chev will get unstuck when the Dodge shows up, however, the Dodge gets stuck in a tractor rut but it eventually pulls out the Ford.
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"Most people just sit at home ... we're stuck here and stuck in the camp," said Abu Anas, a former manual laborer.
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It's a huge burden knowing that she's stuck between four walls over there and I'm stuck between four walls over here.
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Real trouble starts when interest rates get stuck at zero before saving and borrowing are brought into balance, leaving the economy stuck.
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The President said—is rumored to have said-- or reported to have said that I'm stuck with-- stuck with you, Jay Powell.
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And if you're stuck in the past, then you're stuck in sadness or regret or anger, and it's not good to do.
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I left the bike stuck in the mud and tried to pull it out with a car until that got stuck too.
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"I've seen the worst and I've seen the best, and I stuck with it — we stuck with it," he said on NBC.
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Today brings some drama, but areas of life you've been feeling stuck on may finally get un-stuck—the energy is shifting!
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In Season 3 of Netflix's On My Block, every character has a moment of feeling stuck — stuck in a relationship, a friendship, a pattern, a feeling, and ultimately stuck in a situation that feels like it has no positive outcome.
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So here we are, stuck with no causal explanation for our own ruler's strangeness, stuck simply with the immoveable, inexorable fact of it.
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Change your actions, not yourself Most of us who feel stuck in certain habits are stuck because we're emotionally embedded in unhealthy behaviors.
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Spoiler alert: It was not a stuck bag, but the world's longest nail stuck into what is now the world's flattest, unpatchable tire.Great.
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However, examining the solutions to energy poverty seems to be stuck in gridlock - which is to say, focus is stuck on the grid.
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Sometimes you get stuck between a rock and a hard place, and sometimes you get stuck between a bed and a scratching post.
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That one piece of criticism stuck with me — or more specifically, stuck to my thighs — like glue every time I looked in the mirror.
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The Liz Taylors, the Irises, stuck watching as their lives pass them by, or Sally and March, stuck as the living pass them by.
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So you're stuck with the same question you're always stuck with when using a 4K set: how well does it upscale lower resolution content?
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Even when the team went six straight years without winning a playoff game, Cheveldayoff stuck with the plan and the team stuck with him.
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One situation shows how Pruitt has not only stuck up for the citizens of Oklahoma, he's also stuck up for its four-legged residents.
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KOTA not all this sort of rock dude stuck in the suburbs, but it's little vignettes told by a rock dude stuck in the suburbs.
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Some people are stuck all the way in the technical, and then some people are stuck all the way in the feels and the vibes.
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" — Redditor DinosaurFriend'Bites his fingernails, then spits the fingernails everywhere' "They are all over his desk, stuck to the cube walls, stuck to his chair … everywhere.
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" According to the post, they used tools "which we use in situations for ring removals, fingers stuck in drains, and now cats stuck in drains.
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" Johnson noted from a technical standpoint, the stock has been "stuck sideways for the better part of three years, just stuck in a trading range.
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Bill Eddy: I define a high-conflict people as those who are stuck in conflict and they have four key characteristics that keep them stuck.
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Although they're stuck in a convenience store shootout, they're far more interested in debating their interpersonal, opposites-are-stuck-together shenanigans than the crime at hand.
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The list includes a Barbie doll arm stuck in a man's urethra, as well as a toy lizard and a shower head stuck in patients' rectums.
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You're stuck in your sadness because it's better than being stuck with the idea that you'll have to live the rest of your life without her.
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"I was on the excavator and digging a trench, and I got stuck a little bit, and it jerks you like you're stuck," Mr. Henry said.
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"I was too short, and he's stuck — and the window can't open all the way so he's stuck, half of his body out," Mr. Sundar said.
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Just as the Fed got stuck at zero percent interest rates in 2008, it could get stuck at -1 percent interest rates in 2017 or 2018.
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Click here to view original GIFThe only thing more terrifying than being stuck on a roller coaster, is being stuck at the highest part of the ride.
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So while the lack of USB-C on the new Surfaces makes it seem like Microsoft is stuck in the past, it's really stuck in the present.
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PAUL SINGER: No. But something significantly north of this 2% that America is stuck in or 1, 1 1/2 that Europe is stuck in is possible.
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Inspired by The Raven Boys, we chat about YA novels and series that have stuck with us or more importantly, that we stuck with throughout the years.
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Perhaps the only thing worse than being stuck in an internment camp is being stuck in an internment camp when there's a deadly virus on the move.
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Two bald eagles stuck inside a storm drain in Orange County, Florida (Screenshot via WFTV)Remember how a bald eagle got stuck in a storm drain last week?
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That&aposs why he makes these boring movies to try to keep black people stuck in the pain of their ancestors and stuck in the pain of slavery.
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" At one point, Zawaideh claims White stuck his hands down his pants, approached Zawaideh, and then "stuck his hands in her face trying to make her smell them.
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PARADISE: Carly and Evan LP: Last week, Carly was in Purgatory because she was stuck with Evan, and this week, she's in Paradise because she's stuck with Evan.
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The investors stuck with Chandra, and Chandra stuck with the CTO, who eventually recovered and brought his skills back to the table and eventually to the acquisition by Hearst.
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That could mean you're stuck with lower-quality audio when your internet connection has more capacity, or a show has to buffer because it's stuck on a higher bitrate.
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He then stuck his hands under her bra and groped her, the report states, and then stuck his tongue in her mouth and put his fingers in her vagina.
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Two bald eagles stuck inside a storm drain in Orange County, Florida (Screenshot via WFTV)First there was the bald eagle stuck inside the grille of a Florida motorist.
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A user stuck outside on a particularly rainy or snowy day will be able to open their Map, zoom in, and see their avatar stuck in the same situation.
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That said, it's also no fun to see a team stuck in purgatory; unwilling to commit to a youth movement and stuck in the 75 to 85 win range.
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Even as he stuck stubbornly to a set-is-all, traditionalist style — and a swath of the Met's audience was stuck there, too — opera was moving on without him.
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You can't tell anymore if you're scared to be stuck on a train underground while feeling vomit-prone, or if you're just scared to be stuck underground at all.
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People won't know if we stuck faithfully to the score in every bar, but they will know if we stuck faithfully to a dramatic vision and a compelling story.
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Democrats also nominated George McGovern to be their standard-bearer in 20123, whose label as the effete candidate of "acid, amnesty, and abortion" stuck, and also stuck with Democrats.
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Selena Gomez got stuck in an elevator in Paris and sprung into survival mode without panicking ... which is another good reason to be stuck in an elevator with her.
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" - Elizabeth, 240 "Brother stuck fork in dad's arm.
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" - Kate, 31 "Bros call shots, women stuck executing.
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" - Jessica, 35 "Got stuck in a closing door.
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" - Jamie, 23 "Used condom stuck to remote control.
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She's the one who nominated him for the show, saying that he's "stuck in the '70s with his style," keeps making veggie wraps, and is basically stuck in a rut.
|
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At first it was grief therapy, but it's turned into talking about my mom, my ex-boyfriend, how stuck I feel in my job, how stuck I feel about everything.
|
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But the EU and the UK got stuck exactly where they were always going to get stuck: on the issue of a 403-mile border on the island of Ireland.
|
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Some people say this rumor is untrue, but have you ever heard a story of someone getting stuck in a bathtub about someone who hadn't actually gotten stuck in a bathtub?
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Like most sitcoms, The Simpsons needs you to avoid thinking about how its characters are stuck in place, because it might make you start thinking about how you're stuck in place.
|
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"I kind of struggled a little bit that first inning trying to find my command, but we stuck with it, stuck with the game plan, and it worked out," Miley said.
|
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I stuck my entire arm in one leg, tried to rip it apart with my pointy, unmanicured claws, and even stuck it through a zipper to see if it'd snag. Nada.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - ConocoPhillips is stuck in a rut.
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In the end ... that's the only thing that stuck.
|
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But once the water drained, she was stuck — literally.
|
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" My chiropractor said, "Something is stuck inside of you.
|
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They largely stuck to that plan — until the postseason.
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READ: 'Everybody is stuck': People stuck on board a stranded cruise ship are desperate to get off The Westerdam, a luxury liner carrying 2,257 passengers and crew, left Hong Kong on Feb.
|
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Another one, the largest ever recorded — about the size of the state of Delaware — has been stuck off the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, it's bottom apparently stuck to the ocean floor.
|
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Aleppo evacuation halted with thousands of civilians still stuck there Aleppo evacuation halted with thousands of civilians still stuck there Efforts to evacuate thousands of Syrians from eastern Aleppo are on hold.
|
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Though passengers on the Diamond Princess were stuck in their cabins during the quarantine, they were stuck with satellite TV, a selection of movies, activities for children, and food delivered on schedule.
|
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But the other birds stayed on the opposite end of the colony, while Nigel ("no mates Nigel," to be exact) was stuck with his concrete friends and stuck close to his immovable partner.
|
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This means that while Happy Death Day was a horror movie about a college student stuck in a time loop, the sequel is really about a college student stuck in Happy Death Day.
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"The entomologist we consulted determined that the grasshopper was dead when it became stuck in the thick paint, so it's likely it was blowing in the wind when it became stuck," Leighton said.
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In the end, it's a balancing act: If cogs get stuck, expect more people to shell out for shared or single rides, but those rides may keep the cogs stuck for even longer.
|
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The island whose selling point is being stuck in time is now suffering because it is stuck in the middle of a modern-day struggle over jobs and who should be doing them.
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Doctors are 'stuck between a rock and a hard place'Crowley said she finds her symptoms are taken seriously, but she thinks the medical profession are "stuck between a rock and a hard place."
|
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The way you stuck by me when everyone else left.
|
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Being stuck with someone you're permanently pissed at, for life.
|
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"He stuck his finger in my face," Mr. Ortiz said.
|
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So he nicknamed the lad Chase, and the moniker stuck.
|
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Why do people want to get stuck in the past?
|
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This is the first time I've been stuck in space.
|
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Firms had stuck by an implicit deal with their workers.
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I'm stuck, and want to know how to get unstuck.
|
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Then someone ran and stuck it back on my head.
|
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Scientists who stuck around in the field have made advances.
|
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And I've never had a song "stuck" in my head.
|
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With Christmas rapidly approaching, Berg was stuck in a bind.
|
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Found out these things are actually stuck on girls nipples.
|
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If a parcel got stuck, what should the parcel do?
|
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I'm stuck in here, and I don't have my phone.
|
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But you can't in the States, so I was stuck.
|
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She stuck country music in all of our faces tonight.
|
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A large chunk of his political base stuck with him.
|
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While most Republicans on the panel stuck to Ohio Rep.
|
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A wheeled automaton could well get stuck in the sand.
|
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Even characters stuck as shards of dull glass in Haggis's
|
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Even though Henrietta and Henry began nesting, Thomas stuck around.
|
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Duquesne's men's basketball team is stuck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike!
|
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It could be disheartening, but our group stuck with it.
|
|
This is the vicious cycle consumer robotics is stuck in.
|
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Heather is now as stuck physically as she is mentally.
|
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Were there any women's stories that particularly stuck with you?
|
|
But being stuck inside a movie evokes not elation but
|
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He stuck them in his pants and in his socks.
|
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And so, I was -- I was stuck, I was helpless.
|
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And they stuck with me for the next 10 years.
|
|
A depiction of the HMS Terror stuck in the ice.
|
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"A lot of people have gotten stuck," he says sympathetically.
|
|
J.P. Morgan stuck to its $46 price target on Pfizer.
|
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His wife and child are stuck in his home country.
|
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I don't have to be stuck in a bar job.
|
|
It stuck with its previous forecasts for its Factoring segment.
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Get ready to have this stuck in your head forever.
|
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"We soon realized, we were kind of stuck," Greg says.
|
|
We were stuck in the Dallas airport the other weekend—
|
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But "William," the name seemingly pulled out of nowhere, stuck.
|
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I'm stuck in a checkout line with an unlabeled ham.
|
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But the commercialization game still seems stuck in startup stage.
|
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One JetBlue passenger said he was stuck for six hours.
|
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And then I'm stuck in the tree and I'm afraid.
|
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And this year they stuck to what they do best.
|
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And until that day, we're stuck twiddling our thumbs. No!
|
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Inside, rows of dead bees with pins stuck through them.
|
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Saturday — and seven state police vehicles got stuck, police said.
|
|
But Humphrey's claim not only stuck, it practically wrote the
|
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Chuck Todd: We're all going to be stuck with Portals.
|
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You think that detente is structurally sort of stuck there?
|
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Philae had not stuck the landing, and it was spinning.
|
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OPEC, on the other hand, is stuck on the sidelines.
|
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If you're feeling stuck, a breakthrough will arrive this evening.
|
|
Vehicles stuck on the road during in Zhengzhou, China, Sept.
|
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It was kind of catchy, so I stuck with it.
|
|
But clearly, some men are still stuck in the past.
|
|
Young people, who normally move around most, seem especially stuck.
|
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We're watching to see are there places they're getting stuck?
|
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The others would like to own but are stuck renting.
|
|
Meanwhile, Harry stuck to a classic black suit and tie.
|
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That evening, I was stuck to the toilet for hours.
|
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It's rush hour, so we get stuck in traffic. Ugh.
|
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Especially if you're stuck under glass and can't get out…
|
|
When things stop, banks will get stuck with unfinished projects.
|
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If you're still stuck on smooth, she has some tips.
|
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What stuck with you longest when you left the theater?
|
|
Dana kept getting stuck; Mark hung back to help her.
|
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And they are wary of SDE getting stuck or misdirected.
|
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"We can't buy and we can't sell, everything is stuck.".
|
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An overhaul of the judicial system is stuck in parliament.
|
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Most of the time, passengers are stuck in their rooms.
|
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That's four whole days (plus eight hours) stuck in traffic.
|
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Stuck in a sales slump, Macy's is shrinking to grow.
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It's why serious photographers have stuck with iPhones for years.
|
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We were always stuck in hotels or in a car.
|
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To see which products stuck to my face the longest.
|
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But that Twitter video: He says that stuck with him.
|
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The thing was stuck, and kinda cutting off his circulation.
|
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None of GOP prosecutor Rachel Mitchell's lines of inquiry stuck.
|
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But Republican voters in the district stuck with their candidate.
|
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Stuck at work while everyone else is partying at Coachella?
|
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"I feel like I would have stuck around," she said.
|
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Despite a hand slap on Twitter, Kalanick stuck by him.
|
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They're stuck in a suburban world where fantastical creatures roam.
|
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Here are 12 moments that stuck out above the rest.
|
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Demand fell suddenly, and builders were stuck holding the bag.
|
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I'm glad we got the point and stuck with it.
|
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Reinhart stuck close by costars Camila Mendes and Madelaine Petsch.
|
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It's hard to tell who's stuck on the playground here.
|
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Until then, don some oven gloves and get stuck in:
|
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Cars stuck on flooded O'Neal Lane in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
|
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We expect you to be stuck in financing this membership.
|
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The second sort of legal action is stuck for now.
|
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They're stuck in this situation until whatever caused it resolves.
|
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I had that theme stuck in my head for years.
|
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Unfortunately, Billy is stuck where he is until next season.
|
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Sometimes you get stuck in your period of peak rebellion.
|
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You'll be stuck bearing the likeness for years to come.
|
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It has stuck around simply because it's easy to remember.
|
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Catching up on the world while I'm stuck in quarantine.
|
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If something, God forbid, doesn't work out, you're really stuck.
|
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So I ended up feeling both stuck and very guilty.
|
|
A car stuck in mud in Montecito, California, on Friday.
|
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"She's kind of stuck in limbo right now," Esquilin said.
|
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I'm stuck in here and I don't have my phone.
|
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"All the fun things get stuck in there," Pierce said.
|
|
The ions also probably get stuck in the lunar dirt.
|
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I was mad that I got stuck with being involved.
|
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"But this is our way and we've stuck to that."
|
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Don't want to get stuck on the long TSA lines?
|
|
In RDR2, it's like you're stuck right into that world.
|
|
But whenever you don't have a match you're basically stuck.
|
|
These financial butlers are not stuck in the past, however.
|
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So he was just stuck in space, watching people helplessly.
|
|
I feel incredibly guilty keeping them stuck in this bathroom.
|
|
Harry, 34, stuck to a classic black suit and tie.
|
|
She lists two reasons she's stuck with her entrepreneurial project.
|
|
That's not to say their work is stuck in time.
|
|
"He really stuck it to us," Boyd said of Kroenke.
|
|
British politics has now been stuck for almost three years.
|
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We cannot remain stuck as a new referendum campaign unfolds.
|
|
Stuck inside, he once again felt inspired to try it.
|
|
That line has stuck with me as a formal device.
|
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Until we actively think about this we will remain stuck.
|
|
It's very easy to get stuck on the dangerous surface.
|
|
Lochte has stuck by his story, with some minor changes.
|
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He stuck around for the ceremony, but not the game.
|
|
The Four Seasons ... Or are you stuck to going there?
|
|
Still, she mostly stuck with Democrats in Washington this year.
|
|
Trump stuck to his talking points too, if more haphazardly.
|
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A quarter century later Thomas has stuck to his testimony.
|
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So if you make a bet, you're stuck with it.
|
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You're hoping it's gonna disappear... We're stuck with it, right?
|
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Alpha particles are two protons and two neutrons stuck together.
|
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I'm stuck in this battle of me versus the algorithm.
|
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No wonder so many countries remained stuck in between them.
|
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I didn't want to be stuck in a time capsule.
|
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Of course, Bush always stuck to the script, unlike Trump.
|
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All the top brands are included, so get stuck in.
|
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I was stuck in this nightmarish reality that she's gone.
|
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"I'm stuck; at least they'll keep me warm," she said.
|
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His family lives in L.A., but he's stuck in Tijuana.
|
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Americans spend around 42 hours a year stuck in traffic.
|
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It was powerful, and it's stuck with me ever since.
|
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"We are stuck in a total trading range," he said.
|
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"I feel like I'm stuck under it," Grable, 27, said.
|
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So you're stuck with roaring fans and a toasty lap.
|
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Until then, British politics is stuck in a holding pattern.
|
|
As the days passed, it felt like we were stuck.
|
|
Dylan Farrow has stuck to her story over the years.
|
|
But Republicans in conservative districts have largely stuck with Trump.
|
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But I stuck with it and it was worth it.
|
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"You're stuck with me now," he said, managing a smile.
|
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Guess we're stuck with the other guy for a while.
|
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At some point I think it literally got stuck there.
|
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If you're not stuck, try Apple's newly free again software.
|
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We get stuck in traffic and chat about our lives.
|
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Through it all, these characters stuck by each other's side.
|
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Despite the poor returns, Einhorn again stuck by his portfolio.
|
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Haftar's tanks and vehicles are stuck in Tripoli's southern suburbs.
|
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You know that was a good edit because it stuck.
|
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But Trump is still stuck working on his own constituents.
|
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I've always wanted to, but have never stuck with it.
|
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But the habit of shaking [the bottle] has stuck around.
|
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So for now I'm stuck using the Play & Charge kit.
|
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Otherwise, they're stuck paying the borrower to borrow their money.
|
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One in particular, Mr. A, stuck with him the longest.
|
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But none of those suggestions have really stuck, until now.
|
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The conversation, she admitted, sometimes gets stuck in liberal vs.
|
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Thursday, more than 10 hours after the elevator became stuck.
|
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"I don't think it will ever get stuck," Lobo said.
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And at the 2017 Emmys, Woodley stuck to her pattern.
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What has stuck with you the most through this process?
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Stuck in a conflict they don't choose to be in.
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Patmore is so awkward to be stuck in the middle.
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Don't beat yourself up too much if you're feeling stuck.
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Khloe had somehow stuck a safety pin in her nose.
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We're stuck in this drug war and criminal justice system.
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But they couldn't be studied because they were stuck together.
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Another woman got stuck on the way home from work.
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I stuck with it and now we're getting back up.
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Mare stuck in mud is rescued by volunteers in Ireland.
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A horse was stuck in mud in Ireland last week.
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The unknown will leave you stuck in a bad situation.
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Instead, they're stuck with the only other option: satellite internet.
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"I don't want you getting stuck here," his mom says.
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"I haven't even stuck the needle in yet!" she responds.
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If a parcel gets stuck, what should the parcel do?
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It stuck for me because I enjoyed seeing the results.
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Unemployment is stuck above 11 percent and wages are stagnant.
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They were partly raw and ended up all stuck together.
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Are we all stuck in a loop, a la Westworld?
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"This one stuck out because it was Canadian," he recalled.
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So now we are stuck with this dumb, dumb story.
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I thought they played hard, stuck together and kept grinding.
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I stuck around for ... Explain the company that they bought.
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When news of his research got out, the name stuck.
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"We were stuck for about 75 minutes," said O'Malley, 57.
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Patil was stuck with 0003,000 rupees ($10,144) of worthless cash.
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One of Martin's photos stuck out to me in particular.
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Or being stuck under the sea with a controlling father?
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The livestream got stuck like this for nearly 2360 minutes.
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I hate how older people get stuck in the mud.
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But Saleh stuck to his neutral rating for the company.
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The sartorial moment, which occurred in 2009, stuck with him.
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We're sorry if this is now stuck in your head.
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Here is one: stuck in the middle of you. pic.twitter.
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Instead, they stuck it out with their home state college.
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Kushner stuck around for the more successful May 4 vote.
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But through it all, Cardi B stuck by her man.
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The country has been stuck in political deadlock ever since.
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But her tirades are like glue, and I'm stuck fast.
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But he got stuck and didn't know what to do.
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"They are really stuck in a value trap," Goldin said.
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We've been sort of stuck in a 43% level growth.
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It likely didn't mean to get stuck in cat fur.
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Of course, I promptly got stuck to a different corner.
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The car was stuck in a virtual sea of humanity.
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So Netanyahu was stuck, and the deadline was coming fast.
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"I was a stuck little wet rat," she told me.
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When she leaves work, she never gets stuck in traffic.
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So the Justice Department officials stuck to pleading through staff.
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The doll's long hair also got stuck in the wheels.
|
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At the White House, Kushner stuck to the same script.
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Being stuck with a terrible boss can be very frustrating.
|
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My grandparents' generation stuck with the same employer for decades.
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RIP Angel 😇 I'm sitting here STUCK LIKE NOOOOOOO WAYYYYYYY!!!
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Lots of people are stuck far from home without transport.
|
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They want to continue their university and they are stuck.
|
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Makes sense some of that could've gotten stuck to her.
|
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But upon returning, he found himself "still stuck," and struggling.
|
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Tampa weighs down competition; it's stuck in the status quo.
|
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That one always stuck with me, I don't know why.
|
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It just felt like breakups were stuck in the past.
|
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The danger is they can get stuck in the esophagus.
|
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On being stuck in a patch of sinking sand. 6.
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The problem was, the ball got stuck in the dog.
|
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He was very stuck on having a son like him.
|
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But it's been stuck over how to pay for it.
|
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The bank owns it, and then you're stuck with it.
|
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Next thing you know, you're stuck in an ironclad contract.
|
|
But after that, he's stuck in his stiffest, clumsiest mode.
|
|
When Zuffa bought the promotion in 2001 Silva stuck around.
|
|
That sheer sense of powerless has always stuck with me.
|
|
What Will [Smith] said on Good Morning America also stuck.
|
|
He stuck them next to the windows, through the stairwells.
|
|
Q: What early lessons about money have stuck with you?
|
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Nevertheless, the tradition has stuck — but we doubt anyone's complaining.
|
|
Being stuck on the phone with call centers is painful.
|
|
With her boss's permission, she stuck to a 9 a.m.
|
|
Because that warning has stuck so well up til now.
|
|
Other major currency pairs on Tuesday stuck to tight ranges.
|
|
"Nielsen is still stuck in the TV age," Offer said.
|
|
Unlike boys, Badiou doesn't see girls as stuck in childhood.
|
|
Michael Bloomberg just stuck his toe in the presidential race.
|
|
Had Lisa stuck with Mount Sinai in New York, she
|
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She'd stuck with the plan, and it had cost her.
|
|
And they're making fortunes for everyone who stuck with them.
|
|
Comey was stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
|
And this guy whose head is stuck in a cage.
|
|
Because of the black hole's immense gravity, they are stuck.
|
|
I wanted (unwisely) to lose more, but I got stuck.
|
|
They're stuck, and they have no interest in moving forward.
|
|
Others may be stuck with policies that are functionally worthless.
|
|
We've been stuck together for the rest of the lives.
|
|
Stuck in that crouch, Labissiere's faith numbed with his legs.
|
|
Where The Chainsmokers have never been stuck in your head?
|
|
Long story short -- we're most likely stuck with him, America.
|
|
And now their identities seem to be stuck in place.
|
|
But two lines of questioning stuck out more than most.
|
|
Stuck in detention, immigrants often become overwhelmed and give up.
|
|
Retiring Why is the American economy stuck in low gear?
|
|
Conversations around today's internet are stuck in a stifling binary.
|
|
Henry stuck a leg through a hole he had made.
|
|
But that bill quickly found itself stuck in Senate limbo.
|
|
Sorry to whomever gets stuck with Claire's terrible husband, Martin!
|
|
Instead, it shows that Alabama is stuck in the past.
|
|
Daley, on the other hand, is stuck in the wormhole.
|
|
Obviously, Leicester lost, but I was stuck with the team.
|
|
For the past decade, Madden has felt stuck in time.
|
|
Shashi ensconced in the city, and Prabhati stuck in Ishwarpur.
|
|
People say her spirit is still stuck in the castle.
|
|
But he didn't, and that has left GOP donors stuck.
|
|
The woman tried to retrieve the poop, and became stuck.
|
|
Now he is stuck in Turkey, to his family's relief.
|
|
These people were stuck in their rewarding, but impersonal careers.
|
|
She stuck her finger in and fished out a bullet.
|
|
This message has stuck because we only hear about costs.
|
|
So I stuck it in the closet for nine years.
|
|
That's why [Trump's] nickname ['Lyin' Ted'] stuck — because it's true.
|
|
We're actually stuck in an airport waiting for our flight.
|
|
I was so overjoyed to be stuck in a ditch.
|
|
Maxwell, though, has stuck to songs of love and heartbreak.
|
|
Tonight was one of those nights when we stuck together.
|
|
Jeff Park stuck out his hand and Barry shook it.
|
|
Will we be stuck in the vortex of American politics?
|
|
She stuck her finger into the back of her mouth.
|
|
Unfairness is deeply offensive to Australians, and the stereotypes stuck.
|
|
Here's why I made the change and stuck with it
|
|
Narrator: Ever been stuck in an airport, parched and hungry?
|
|
A man's dentures got stuck in his throat during surgery.
|
|
The only dissenter has stubbornly stuck with No. 2 Michigan.
|
|
He texted his parents on Sunday that he was stuck.
|
|
Yet many remain stuck in positions with rigid working hours.
|
|
"That kind of missionary capability stuck with me," says Sculley.
|
|
We were stuck with our parents, and our plain milk.
|
|
Meanwhile, Antoni Porowski and Bobby Berk stuck to classic suits.
|
|
They screen out free choice; you're free at last: stuck.
|
|
And for the most part, the show stuck the landing.
|
|
She was clearly stuck between the train and the platform.
|
|
Three of these memoirs have stuck in my mind recently.
|
|
He sends his love, and you're stuck with me today.
|
|
I just had a goal and I stuck with it.
|
|
And yes, it will be stuck in your head forever.
|
|
Its web design, however, has been stuck in biblical times.
|
|
All of King's Landing was stuck with the annoying Sparrows.
|
|
There he is, Gus, stuck in the crosshairs as usual.
|
|
The brand disputed the claim, but Nordstrom stuck by it.
|
|
And now he's found himself stuck in a terrible situation.
|
|
Anything that bites it is going to get stuck there.
|
|
And I've been stuck on the subject for years now.
|
|
What has stuck with you the most in your career?
|
|
"At the moment, everything is a bit stuck," he said.
|
|
He pledged to play more conservatively, and stuck to it.
|
|
The labor force participation rate remains stuck below 63 percent.
|
|
And there she remains, stuck, for almost the entire story.
|
|
Anything is better than remaining stuck in a hole forever.
|
|
I do always get a little stuck on a Saturday.
|
|
He had his families confused, but he stuck with me.
|
|
After college, because I was stuck at home for years.
|
|
"The Mike Brown article always stuck with me," says Bell.
|
|
The company stuck to the existing outlook for profit growth.
|
|
And then you get stuck with whatever at the end.
|
|
It's like if Metal Gear Solid 4 stuck the landing.
|
|
I laughed and stuck my tongue out at the camera.
|
|
Stuck in the middle of it all is Saudi Arabia.
|
|
This had to have stuck out a lot back then.
|
|
God rest their souls, they're stuck in a time well!
|
|
That's a ghost, a theoretical time well, stuck in there.
|
|
Behold, 14 celebrities who seem to be stuck in time.
|
|
I feel that we are stuck in a binary world.
|
|
We stuck with it, we showed a lot of character.
|
|
You're stuck, with the show's icon staring at you accusatorially.
|
|
But Martin, who presented the award, stuck around humiliating himself.
|
|
Without him, they would have been stuck in a box.
|
|
Then they all stuck their tongues in each other's mouths.
|
|
"It's more stuck in the past than on the future."
|
|
It's dawn and dusk stuck together, skipping the daytime altogether.
|
|
Players who have stuck with the games know their tricks.
|
|
He wasn't the only truck driver stuck at Khe Sanh.
|
|
"Comcast is stuck with old media, with cable," he said.
|
|
"Right now we're stuck in the mud," Milatti told me.
|
|
Afterwards, Molina said he didn't know how the ball stuck.
|
|
Fruman was supposed to attend but was stuck in traffic.
|
|
Mr. Choudary never stuck around long enough for a confrontation.
|
|
"I'm just stuck on the plain language here," he said.
|
|
Instead, the two nations have been stuck in a quagmire.
|
|
LONDON — Trucks parked along freeways or stuck in gridlocked ports.
|
|
I don't want to be stuck here for two weeks.
|
|
Now, she's stuck with another girl, in a closed ward.
|
|
It's like you stuck my fingers in a light socket.
|
|
"A Diet of Worms" seems stuck between two irreconcilable mandates.
|
|
But he's stuck at home along with nearly everyone else.
|
|
And in "The Martian," Matt Damon is stuck on Mars.
|
|
Now, he says he is glad he stuck with it.
|
|
I stuck the decal on my laptop just for fun.
|
|
Chau repeated himself, a nervous smile stuck on his face.
|
|
And Christmas lights will remain stuck in the geopolitical battle.
|
|
I'll start: I stuck with the goal I made Jan.
|
|
Coming out of that, I just stuck with that ethos.
|
|
KS: I'm still stuck on 220 miles, but go ahead.
|
|
The name Cokie stuck for the rest of her life.
|
|
That's why the Clean Power Plan is stuck in court.
|
|
Even companies trying to do the right thing are stuck.
|
|
He was stuck stunned and staring most of the day.
|
|
Some students were stuck on a bus for 10 hours.
|
|
Make the change, or get stuck in a bad rut.
|
|
Sarah stuck to her Ashkenazi ways, Dekel told the congregation.
|
|
On Baseball The fleeting moment has stuck with Aaron Boone.
|
|
I really don't like getting my heels stuck in grass.
|
|
They are stuck in that environment and can't get out.
|
|
Yet you're still stuck in high school for two years.
|
|
I got stuck behind these two boys who were drunk.
|
|
Canada finds itself stuck in the middle of the dispute.
|
|
It was like watching a racecar stuck in midtown traffic.
|
|
"We stuck together through the ups and downs," he said.
|
|
Facebook is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
|
"You're always stuck at your pad, it's stationary": get it?
|
|
I'd love to be stuck in a pod with you.
|
|
Otherwise, you're stuck pretending to be grateful for their kindness.
|
|
All was going as planned, until the truck got stuck.
|
|
But what he and McGuinness started stuck with the character.
|
|
His approach was simple, and he has stuck with it.
|
|
"I'm stuck in the middle," Mr. Rycharski said, sounding resigned.
|
|
Rotenberg countered with an argument that has stuck with me.
|
|
We're stuck getting older, hurtling down the river of time.
|
|
The things that reached me about the show really stuck.
|
|
He was free of the Kirchners, yet stuck with nature.
|
|
Since then, Clinton's campaign has been stuck in a rut.
|
|
That means Facebook and Twitter are stuck with the leftovers.
|
|
One good smack to a mosquito stuck biting, and splat.
|
|
Stuck at home and itching for some more sports action??
|
|
A lot of what stuck was fantasy or science fiction.
|
|
But early interests stuck; his narration abounds in medical metaphor.
|
|
Everyone is stuck inside right now, and everyone is videoconferencing.
|
|
He was a power drill, a blender stuck on purée.
|
|
We were stuck in a game of Who Cares Less?
|
|
Food particles get stuck in cracks, making them more visible.
|
|
Some complained of being stuck for hours on the roads.
|
|
Ms. O'Neal, who owns the podcast, stuck to her instinct.
|
|
And so do people who are stuck in their ways.
|
|
So I think we'll be stuck there for a while.
|
|
"I was stuck in this role of widow," he said.
|
|
There are many Republicans stuck in this kind of position.
|
|
The Gazette was stuck between the screen and the door.
|
|
JUDGING BY RECENT headlines, America's unions appear stuck in time.
|
|
He then stuck around to take additional questions by himself.
|
|
History doesn't stay stuck in the time that it happens.
|
|
But until they gave back Wang's passport, he was stuck.
|
|
Ms. Kardashian depicted Ms. Swift as duplicitous, and it stuck.
|
|
Plenty of other buildings are stuck in a similar purgatory.
|
|
How Goldman Sachs got stuck on a bad Burberry trade.
|
|
Maybe I threw my coat over it and it stuck.
|
|
I was stuck in this vicious holding pattern for years.
|
|
Even the name Terry was a mere suggestion that stuck.
|
|
But my face was frozen, much like Micah's voice. Stuck.
|
|
It seemed his cleats were stuck in the soggy gloaming.
|
|
He had a big nose and his ears stuck out.
|
|
"If anything breaks down, I am just stuck with it."
|
|
Kaitlyn Alyssa Stuck and Jacob David Gordon were married Jan.
|
|
But on the key points, Republicans stuck together on Tuesday.
|
|
That's all I do when I'm stuck on the Beltway.
|
|
Average hourly wage growth has been stuck around 2.5 percent.
|
|
Some of those random skills have stuck with them though.
|
|
Nobody likes to get stuck in the mud or snow.
|
|
He remained stuck there, carrying two small Union Jack flags.
|
|
Underneath, she stuck with a favorite fashion house, Dolce & Gabbana.
|
|
To be clear, riders are often stuck to unrelated legislation.
|
|
You are stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
|
And you wouldn't be wrong if you stuck with beer.
|
|
And he whining out of him like a stuck goat?
|
|
"I think we are still stuck on the first prong."
|
|
He looks like he stuck his head in a volcano.
|
|
That gives her hope that the process is not stuck.
|
|
Dr. Church stuck his neck out farther than his colleagues.
|
|
Folks have been stuck in poverty for a long time.
|
|
And it stuck by that position, refusing to allow Mrs.
|
|
It was a visionary idea and he stuck with it.
|
|
He stuck with who he is and what he believes.
|
|
She stuck that landing with only a small hop backward.
|
|
But I stuck with it, because I believe in Hillary.
|
|
For most of March the pound was stuck near $1.31.
|
|
"We are stuck here now," he told Reuters by telephone.
|
|
You are stuck in a box for several hours. Right?
|
|
But for years now, we have been stuck on acknowledgment.
|
|
For a while I stuck it out and worked harder.
|
|
I thought our guys stuck with it all game long.
|
|
I feel like somebody stuck a hose up my soul.
|
|
Stuck a feather in his cap, And called it macaroni.
|
|
He was stuck on her all right, for a time.
|
|
Science moves forward, even as we remain stuck in place.
|
|
Taylor told investigators his SUV got stuck in the snow.
|
|
Plus, the business itself was stuck in a different era.
|
|
We won't get stuck in this moment, nor should you.
|
|
"We got stuck in the age of typing," Dorsey said.
|
|
But the move may be stuck before it even begins.
|
|
These are the episodes that stuck with us this year.
|
|
Q: What early lesson about money has stuck with you?
|
|
Here, eight recommend the classics that have stuck with them.
|
|
If anything, it has stuck to its guns even harder.
|
|
"If you order online, you could be stuck," she said.
|
|
Some contestants, like Miss USA and Miss Iceland, stuck together.
|
|
"We're stuck with $1.5 million and repaying interest," he said.
|
|
A mouse got stuck as it scurried up a pole.
|
|
Mangled cars are stuck near Olive Mill Road in Montecito.
|
|
Apparently, their coarse hair would get stuck to the fabric.
|
|
Shrimpton's response has stuck with him ever since: Be patient.
|
|
As it is, I'm still stuck relying on my phone.
|
|
Because of this, the politics of poverty have become stuck.
|
|
Global equities were stuck in their worst run since November.
|
|
First responders said she first got stuck around 4 p.m.
|
|
The parents and kids now stuck on the island. pic.twitter.
|
|
You may be dealing with one, but you're not stuck.
|
|
Most importantly: the patient is not stuck with the bill.
|
|
"Auth [authentication] is still stuck in the '90s," Cuthbert said.
|
|
I never feel like Dark is stuck in a corner.
|
|
Stuck on base, his ambitions crushed, Jared started coming unglued.
|
|
Puzzled, Jared stuck an AirPod in his ear and answered.
|
|
I'd rather not have debt, but we're stuck with it.
|
|
But Trump stuck with it and ground out a win.
|
|
I stuck with it and the site continued to grow.
|
|
I stuck my fat ass in one of them things!
|
|
"They're stuck, and they don't understand why," Mr. Uras said.
|
|
Yet Neville was stuck with an arbitrary crew of misfits.
|
|
For now, though, he is stuck at 22016% in Iowa.
|
|
And Pelosi has found herself stuck between Scylla and Charybdis.
|
|
I had to make sure I stuck by her schedule.
|
|
If you're stuck, here's a hint: It's near the owls.
|
|
And the son said, Then why do I feel stuck?
|
|
"I don't want to get stuck like them," she said.
|
|
Then ... he stuck a needle through the left one first.
|
|
I felt stuck, trapped in my own trauma and pain.
|
|
Our government is in crisis, stuck in a vicious cycle.
|
|
We preemptively apologize for getting it stuck in your head.
|
|
He stuck with it, though, applying a few basic principles.
|
|
The story was so sickening and shocking that it stuck.
|
|
It was stuck below $1.302018 only a few weeks ago.
|
|
But the name stuck and was adopted by other mapmakers.
|
|
I surprised myself at how much I stuck to it.
|
|
But the patient is still stuck with his original problem.
|
|
For the second time that night, a stuck door opened.
|
|
On a Friday, getting stuck is not a bad thing.
|
|
"We're stuck often, and the trains are crowded and loud."
|
|
"Sometimes I was feeling that she was stuck," he said.
|
|
They're not the only ones who've stuck by their positions.
|
|
The Hill: Senate Democratic leadership is stuck between two imperatives.
|
|
Other cities are moving forward and we're stuck in limbo.
|
|
"The words were just stuck in my throat," he said.
|
|
"I alone am stuck down here still alive," he thought.
|
|
Their trucks stuck now, the firefighters retreated into two refuges.
|
|
What is this strange vessel that I am stuck inside?
|
|
Five Iraqis and one person from Yemen stuck in Cairo.
|
|
Congressional Democrats with national aspirations are stuck in a bind.
|
|
Rocko's Modern Life has stuck with me for 22 years.
|
|
This isn't the time to stay stuck in your ways.
|
|
Because no hardworking student should be stuck in the red.
|
|
And, from the look of things, Nina stuck the landing!!
|
|
And that means that right now, the FCC is stuck.
|
|
"I'm stuck with this for life now," he told VICE.
|
|
Because if you look at media, stuck their chin out.
|
|
I started the blog and so that's how it's stuck.
|
|
So she's kind of stuck in the position she's in.
|
|
In the meantime, New Japan is stuck walking a tightrope.
|
|
But five conversations in particular really stuck out to me.
|
|
The current minimum has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009.
|
|
Without this program, I would literally be stuck in bed.
|
|
As Lillian, Carol Kane has always stuck out a little.
|
|
When the nurse stuck the needle in, I began crying.
|
|
Unfortunately, donors are often stuck relying on poor evaluation methods.
|
|
Why do you think this is what has stuck here?
|
|
Her uncle was driving the truck when it became stuck.
|
|
"My attitude towards this administration is, we're stuck with it, or I'm stuck with it from my view, no matter what happens going forward for at least four years… I'm accepting that," Olbermann said.
|
|
Now, thirty-five years later, it is evident that painters such as Eric Fischl and Julian Schnabel are period artists, stuck in their time, just as Jim Dine is stuck in an earlier period.
|
|
Getting stuck in a negative cycle Friends are good outlets to vent to, but when it's a work friend on the receiving end, you run the risk of getting stuck in a negative cycle.
|
|
You can never not look at a man who has stuck a needle into his dick, because he will not leave until you look at the dick he once stuck a needle inside of.
|
|
Stuck in the Middle Stuck in the Middle: Your biological father should independently reach out to your family in order to acknowledge the lifesaving role they have played, and to respectfully ask to meet them.
|
|
But the Enquirer caught us getting married, so we were stuck.
|
|
No can do: For now, Zeke is stuck on the outside.
|
|
He used a (gasp) teleprompter and basically stuck to his script.
|
|
You're much less likely to get stuck in an elevator now.
|
|
I think she's stuck in between; she relates more to people.
|
|
That means patients end up getting stuck with the sticker price.
|
|
But you said this thing to me that stuck with me.
|
|
We may never know, but now we're stuck thinking about it.
|
|
In this way, axions might get stuck around a black hole?
|
|
If he wins, the world will probably be stuck with him.
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"Pet insurance has gotten stuck in a vicious cycle," he adds.
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The animals became mired in the mud, got stuck and died.
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And, unfortunately, they're going to be stuck there for a while.
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You're stuck with the speed you get out of the box.
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But to the uninitiated, beware: It'll get stuck in your head.
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It's generally been stuck in the high 20173s to low 40s.
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But then I kinda got stuck having a full-time job.
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He's now stuck in the middle of a very crowded pack.
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But when we catch up with our two protagonists, they're stuck.
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"Stuck in between me and my dreams, felt incomplete," she sings.
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Ground-in dirt, pet hair, and more stuck in your carpets?
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For his part, Trump will be stuck flying Trump Force One.
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I refused to testify and they stuck the beef on me.
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And here I am, alone, stuck in a rut of homelessness.
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But if you're stuck in cubicle purgatory, that's not an option.
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"I decided to plow now I am stuck darn!!!!!" she tweeted.
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The pooch was stuck in an animal trap, the story said.
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As the years went by, I stuck to my mom's regimen.
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Here's a similar take from YouTuber NerdItUp: Still stuck on one?
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That seemed too hard, so I stuck to the original move.
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Buses are often hot, slow, and can get stuck in traffic.
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And he stuck around because he was the one for me.
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In the modern world, to let oneself get stuck like this.
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"He&aposs stuck in a vent in the house," she screams.
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It's hard to be mentally strong, especially when you feel stuck.
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He's going to be with us forever, he's stuck with us.
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But one nominee has remained curiously stuck at the starting gate.
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Chuck tried to get Natalie into snowmobiling, though it never stuck.
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She likes the fact that she's not stuck with one vehicle.
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Which means we're stuck with a public sphere filled with nonsense.
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People kissed and the giant TVs were stuck at 0:00.
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This is a great chance for people to get stuck in.
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If you're stuck under a certified asshole, that means you're suffering.
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I am completely stuck on the stupid, pandering surface of Paperclips.
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Since 2014, support for secession has been stuck at 45 percent.
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Your nose is stuck to your phone for hours a day.
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"Lift Me Up" got stuck in my head for a week.
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Dany was stuck on proving to Cersei that she isn't weak.
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Older phone owners were stuck with upgrading or going Assistant-less.
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Typically, working on iOS means you're stuck cycling between various apps.
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But their ubiquity doesn't mean founders must be stuck with them.
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Her closest friends have stuck by her despite her huge mistake.
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I'll finish this podcast I've been stuck on eventually.... 2 p.m.
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"(Neftali) is getting stuck in these innings for sure," Counsell said.
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The federal government is stuck in its longest shutdown in history.
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And despite pushback from dealers, they've apparently stuck with the platform.
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I grew up with sleeplessness, and night wandering stuck with me.
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Not that Australia's deputy prime minister stuck to the unspoken rule.
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Kids stuck in rainy LA. I don't feel guilty at all.
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The astronauts were stuck in a loop, spinning faster and faster.
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Her dress was drenched in sweat and stuck to her skin.
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When your hair gets stuck in a fan, you keep singing.
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"The people that stuck it out were really great," she said.
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That might sound like basic advice, but it stuck with me.
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If you're stuck alone as an only child, I feel you.
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Trump's State of the Union address stuck largely to his script.
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When stuck in traffic, they chat to friends and conduct business.
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But when she came to the letter R, she gets stuck.
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The euro versus sterling remained "stuck in a range", he said.
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Davidson stuck to his signature look in a bright orange jacket.
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Zoë Saldana is stuck in a bit of a time loop.
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Uber pledged to compensate drivers stuck overseas because of Trump's ban.
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The U.S. economy has been stuck in low gear since 2000.
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But our approach to immigration remains stuck in a muddled past.
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For the rest of my meal, I stuck with my burger.
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I'm always the one who gets stuck sitting around and waiting.
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Inflation may no longer be misreported, but looks stuck at 35%.
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Some of those ideas stuck, like rumble and dual analog sticks.
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Step Two Firmly press your gemstone to the glue until stuck.
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Step Two Firmly press your agate to the glue until stuck.
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Some A-listers stuck to their earlier digs, like Donald Glover.
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But I was attracted to her, so stuck it out anyway.
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Designers don't have to be stuck using only pixels and pencils.
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The 'out of order' notice stuck outside of the elevator doors.
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The conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance charge is what stuck.
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Feeling kind of tired, maybe kind of stuck in a rut?
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But are there any positive experiences that really stuck with you?
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When you're stuck, there's nothing else to do but keep trying.
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Since then human space flight has been stuck in Earth orbit.
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And even after it ended, those first words stuck with me.
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McGillis' courage as his body withered away stuck with Coughlin forever.
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A plant stuck in a sports bottle calls to mind Duchamp.
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Families of the crew were meanwhile stuck in an emotional purgatory.
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He stuck words together ("rainseething" was one) and quoted song lyrics.
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There were probably hedgehogs stuck under cattle grids all over Britain.
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But memories aren't the same as being stuck in a quagmire.
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Free storage (unfortunately) is stuck at a mere 9.993GB for now.
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I got stuck in that bro hug and I liked it.
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Otherwise, you'll spend the the sales extravaganza stuck on the waitlist.
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I drew its screen, and stuck on Smarties for the buttons.
|
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The girl's reflections are stuck inside a diamond, an impenetrable substance.
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Once you've stuck the dowels into the candle, trim the strings.
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Otherwise, Cannes will be stuck in the same loop Muir identified.
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At worst, we're stuck with buyer's remorse over a nauseating splurge.
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Of course you'd want something better if you were stuck there.
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He also says there are people stuck inside the airport's TRAM.
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Spacey is the movie, and its makers are stuck with him.
|
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Unlike a backpack cooler, the zipper doesn't get stuck or leak.
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But, he stuck with it and now Yao's got his diploma!
|
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The vehicle got stuck on a muddy road through a bog.
|
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I didn't move to China and now you're stuck with me.
|
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And so the migrants were stuck in limbo on the base.
|
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A lightsaber that sounds like it has a cat stuck inside.
|
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"It's the first workout I've stuck with and loved," she said.
|
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The Suns stuck close by shooting 2104 percent from the field.
|
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Many drivers had to abandon their vehicles after they were stuck.
|
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Yet 2.1m people are thought to be stuck in such areas.
|
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Oprah Winfrey bestowed on him a title that stuck: America's Mayor.
|
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And essentially he's stuck in Tonga and that's it for him.
|
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Drew Nichols meets Alexa Monroe while stuck in a hotel elevator.
|
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Many became stuck in the mud, dehydrated and starved to death.
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During the past decade, however, they got stuck in a rut.
|
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Gert is alive but stuck as a teenager among young adults.
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GUTFELD: So you would be, prefer to be stuck with yourself?
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Sony's stuck with its "loop surface and seamless metal" industrial design.
|
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The car company stuck a massive touchscreen in the center stack.
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As a result, prices may be stuck in a holding pattern.
|
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She found herself stuck in downtown Dallas until 7 a.m. Friday.
|
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Still, whenever Dan and I discussed the idea, we got stuck.
|
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"As we reversed, the car got stuck," Herman-Kitami told KGO.
|
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Or when you feel like you're stuck in a stagnant place.
|
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She stuck close to script delivering her remarks off a telepompter.
|
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These plates can move smoothly against each other or become stuck.
|
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Equally, if a tenant suddenly quit, the landlord would be stuck.
|
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One day, I was stuck in bed with a stomach bug.
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Telling him he should have stuck it out in high school.
|
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J.P. Morgan stuck to its $91 price target on Starbucks shares.
|
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This is the one elevator you want to get stuck on.
|
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Getting something stuck on your teeth out after trying for minutes.
|
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But I stuck around, thinking that I could change the situation.
|
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Right now it's often stuck as an experiment in the lab.
|
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He was stuck under her and I couldn't get him out.
|
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It was a kitty stuck neck-deep in a ravioli can.
|
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Tumblr is for people stuck in 2011 and Warped Tour (sorry).
|
|
I think since then the nickname has kind of just stuck.
|
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It was a need to escape from where I was stuck.
|
|
Staff started using iPhones, but Obama stuck with his modified Blackberry.
|
|
Hunter stuck a jumper over Culver for a 63-73 lead.
|
|
On Dropbox you're stuck with either 1TB or a business account.
|
|
WarnerMedia is stuck in licensing agreements that will limit its appeal.
|
|
Mr Xi stuck to a formulaic style, repeating oft-used phraseology.
|
|
It all adds up to more time stuck inside China's airports.
|
|
We were having a hard time, really stuck in the mud.
|
|
The precise weights matter less than that they are stuck to.
|
|
These plates can move smoothly against each other, or become stuck.
|
|
It&aposs not being stuck on one side of the floor.
|
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Reset my Google Home Mini & I'm stuck on this screen. pic.twitter.
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PDT Other transportation companies have stepped in to help stuck travelers.
|
|
People would spend less time stuck in traffic during their commutes.
|
|
But, clearly, his time in the service has stuck with him.
|
|
As a result, the rules are stuck in a legal quagmire.
|
|
I'm stuck in insert mode for the rest of my life.
|
|
So I stuck with it, even though it was a process.
|
|
Go deeper: The drug pricing debate is stuck in the past
|
|
He was stuck where he was for however long they wanted.
|
|
"Retailers can't get stuck with stuff that doesn't sell," she explained.
|
|
However for now this murky process is what we're stuck with.
|
|
Here are the top 5 reasons why you are feeling stuck!
|
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I would say that most people feel stuck because of this.
|
|
I stuck around to press Artiris on how its pods work.
|
|
"Oil is also stuck in this long super cycle," he said.
|
|
And he seems stuck, like a broken record on one topic.
|
|
The Czech crown was stuck at a fresh 3-month low.
|
|
We stuck to the story, but just added more visual things.
|
|
So we're stuck with stunts like sit-ins and scare tactics.
|
|
But assuming I'm stuck in Purge-landia, I have several ideas.
|
|
She fishes into the man's pant pockets, stuck to his corpse.
|
|
Are we stuck in some sort of sick, twisted time warp?
|
|
Its pilot episode largely stuck to a familiar family sitcom formula.
|
|
But there was one session that really stuck out to me.
|
|
Codemasters stuck by the Warhammer Online excuse, before adding some developers.
|
|
They had ears that moved and a tongue that stuck out.
|
|
Otherwise, the "figure" is stuck in a hovering mid-flight pose.
|
|
The movie's Greek characters are silent and seemingly stuck in time.
|
|
It was a great shield, but now we're stuck behind it.
|
|
Many employees clearly feel they are stuck in dead-end jobs.
|
|
Apparently, eyes being stuck on a phone could also cause injuries.
|
|
By and large, he stuck to that commitment, these people say.
|
|
" She also stuck to a makeup look she's been doing "forever.
|
|
He appeared to be stuck in some kind of time loop.
|
|
This year, like last, Mr Trump mostly stuck to his script.
|
|
A lot of money is still stuck in the status quo.
|
|
Those of us who are stuck at work will thank you.
|
|
It shouldn't be an issue that the consumer gets stuck with.
|
|
Virginia's current governor, Terry McAuliffe, has stuck by his lieutenant governor.
|
|
Would-be travelers stuck in airports, suffering through delays and cancellations.
|
|
Don't get stuck renting a terrible snowboard on your winter vacation.
|
|
The lava solidified, but these dunes still stuck up like islands.
|
|
Taylor Swift's rock n' roll makeover for Vogue has definitely stuck.
|
|
"I was stuck trying to lay in one spot," he said.
|
|
Annoyingly, I get stuck behind a car with speed-control issues.
|
|
Of course, that doesn't mean he'll necessarily be stuck in Atlanta.
|
|
That's what I really stuck to, and it's really helped me.
|
|
Clinton's team seems stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
|
I've had it stuck in my head all week, so maybe.
|
|
Until the Orbi, however, I was stuck with slow Wi-Fi.
|
|
Goldman and Nalebuff stuck to their core mission despite the distractions.
|
|
The canister pierced his cheek and got stuck in his mouth.
|
|
The Wizards, for now, might just be stuck in the middle.
|
|
"She did it once and she stuck to it," she says.
|
|
But he told CNBC that one in particular stuck with him.
|
|
They're stuck in their little cliques and they won't come out.
|
|
They apparently stuck in young heads, or parental ones, or both.
|
|
I am proud she stuck with it, it's a good product.
|
|
"We're sort of stuck between a rock and a hard place."
|
|
I developed a plan around luxury resources and stuck to it.
|
|
Many vendors get stuck because their pricing is hard to decipher.
|
|
Japan risked becoming stuck in a liquidity trap, they pointed out.
|
|
"We stuck it in the back of the boat," Lotter said.
|
|
Good luck making love with that song stuck in your head.
|
|
These cities are still stuck, but the road ahead is clearing.
|
|
I plan to cancel this, but I am stuck until June.
|
|
He put his arms up and stuck his tongue out again.
|
|
"He is like a bone stuck in my throat," Omar complained.
|
|
Christie seems to be stuck in his version of Groundhog Day.
|
|
And her foot was stuck in a fork in the branch.
|
|
For now, though, voters are stuck with the candidates they have.
|
|
And Marco Rubio -- well, that train seems stuck at the station.
|
|
Get ready to have a new song stuck in your head.
|
|
But fund managers who stuck with Hungary eventually reaped outsize returns.
|
|
Somebody said, 'Yeah, he's an arson cat,' and the name stuck.
|
|
You were stuck with whatever look you picked at the beginning.
|
|
On the Note 9, you are stuck with that Bixby button.
|
|
Tonight, we got down 20 but stuck with the game plan.
|
|
We've heard that the unemployment rate is stuck at 5.9 percent.
|
|
I got Pepper Mill Rondo's satan rant stuck in my head.
|
|
The conversation eventually moved on, but the question stuck with me.
|
|
He told CNN he got stuck in traffic as people fled.
|
|
The physical and emotional abuse continued, but Hussey stuck by him.
|
|
Therefore, we are likely stuck with Trump until at least 2020.
|
|
If you're feeling stuck now, know that you won't always be.
|
|
You're feeling stuck—take it slow and catch up on rest.
|
|
Stuck with my emotions and imprisoned in my own self-doubt.
|
|
Further designs bore spiral shapes, others had stuck-out twisted pleats.
|
|
After years of domination, it is stuck behind in the pack.
|
|
Is it getting stuck underground on the subway with no service?
|
|
The animal was likely stuck for hours in Montana's freezing temperatures.
|
|
" "I think that the industry has for a while been stuck.
|
|
Make music with other people who are also stuck inside. 17.
|
|
These metalheads are stuck with Ronnie James Dio and Judas Priest.
|
|
So my money's stuck in a game I can't possibly play.
|
|
Matt Williams loves Winnipeg, but he's stuck in Toronto for now.
|
|
Parties are stuck with whoever survives the two-year primary season.
|
|
European nations are stuck between a rock and a hard place.
|
|
But we all stuck together and look where we are now.
|
|
For those stuck at the border, the conditions are quickly deteriorating.
|
|
What do you do when you're a kid stuck in traffic?
|
|
Hackett chased him away, the needle still stuck in his arm.
|
|
One group stuck to their normal eating habits for one year.
|
|
Once I started earning a better salary, the habit had stuck.
|
|
Australians are getting thirsty and are stuck without a lift home.
|
|
"Them three boys as a unit, they stuck together," Smith said.
|
|
But it turns ugly when your car gets stuck in it.
|
|
But prices have remained stuck around current levels since late February.
|
|
One particular scene from The Sessions has always stuck with me.
|
|
When a coin gets stuck, it often passes on its own.
|
|
It was unclear how many others were stuck at the airport.
|
|
Meanwhile, nitrogen gas is made from two nitrogen atoms stuck together.
|
|
I got stuck in a room with some monstrous nurses outside.
|
|
What was it about Zay that really stuck out to you?
|
|
Rasmussin, who stuck his neck out by rejecting Frank, is furious.
|
|
Being stuck listening to your neighbors having loud sex is rough.
|
|
Charlize Theron stuck with the two classics — Thin Mints and Samoas.
|
|
Glenn sees Maggie stuck at the top of a crumbling platform.
|
|
Generation Y is stuck in insecure rental contracts, often with strangers.
|
|
She regarded J like a used prophylactic stuck to her sneaker.
|
|
They couldn't pass so they were stuck in a half-world.
|
|
The music industry was stuck in a format war of sorts.
|
|
One woman is killing it, yes, but she's stuck on cable.
|
|
But no matter her doubts, Ms. Willis was stuck with me.
|
|
I just heard that the press is stuck on their airplane.
|
|
Sorry, you're stuck with Game Center from the looks of it.
|
|
We were stuck there ... because Daesh [ISIS] didn't let us leave.
|
|
You kind of are stuck with each other no matter what.
|
|
Someone might help you get past that crossing you're stuck on.
|
|
His feet drew back, horrifyingly, and stuck to his rear end.
|
|
AND FINALLY ... Night moves Stuck at the airport all night long?
|
|
Facebook may still be stuck in the mud and Amazon booming.
|
|
They stuck to their guns and tried to sell their vision.
|
|
"I get angry that these orchestras are stuck," Mr. Guérin said.
|
|
And now, perhaps, you're stuck in a cubicle, missing Mother Nature.
|
|
If you stuck with Lewandowski, you wouldn't have been the nominee.
|
|
This was a really bad time for us to be stuck.
|
|
If stuff got stuck around the drain, take out the plug.
|
|
The characters may be stuck; the camera is on the move.
|
|
This was when he was stuck in the single digits nationally.
|
|
It's always stuck with me, but I wasn't shocked at all.
|
|
This song from Mother in particular has always stuck with me.
|
|
Your new song "I'm Stuck" has a country flair to me.
|
|
But how exactly did Beaulieu's car get stuck in that position?
|
|
Duncan bloodlessly executed everyone that got stuck in front of him.
|
|
The developed world seems stuck with sluggish growth and low rates.
|
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