Instead, they stuck it out with their home state college.
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For a while I stuck it out and worked harder.
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"The people that stuck it out were really great," she said.
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But I was attracted to her, so stuck it out anyway.
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Telling him he should have stuck it out in high school.
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I'm happy we came together as a family and stuck it out.
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Had I stuck it out full-time, I would've seen more savings.
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The diverse community has stuck it out through war, famine, and disease.
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But the fact is: They stuck it out together for 45 years.
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Hillary Clinton, was running—or why he stuck it out for so long.
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But I'm glad I stuck it out, because I've had quite an interesting ride.
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Like, the people who are there really stuck it out to see Taylor perform.
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One can't help but wonder: Why have the people around him stuck it out?
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Would I be here if I had stuck it out and got my business degree?
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She was unhappy in the news anchor role, but instead of quitting stuck it out.
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When Atari went bankrupt in 2013, Frontier says they stuck it out and amended their contract.
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The sparse attendees who've stuck it out until now begin swaying, basking in the artificial sunlight.
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Ironically, the best hope may lie with Anthony, who stuck it out through another trade deadline.
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Nearly all of the town's residents have moved, but the Connor family has stuck it out.
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I stuck it out and am thrilled I did; "Schitt's" is one of my current faves.
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But he powered through the pain and stuck it out until the end of the class.
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He felt obliged to be nice, so he stuck it out for two and a half hours.
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I want our kids to know one day that we stuck it out and worked through it.
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They had not stuck it out, as hers did, until the day their child left for college.
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Francescoli stuck it out for three years, but reportedly did so in a state of considerable despair.
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But for those who stuck it out, the only option was to go hard or go home.
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Hope is an angel, I am so thankful she has stuck it out with me every single day.
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I say that, but I'm also so fortunate that Chris stuck it out as long as he did.
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Despite the stressful working environment, Leanos stuck it out for years, even going without pay for three months.
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In the end, Mr. Hodis stuck it out and, as it happens, it's a good thing he did.
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But rather than quitting, Serhant stuck it out and embraced the struggles that came with the economic crisis.
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I stuck it out with the longer-term men because I thought I needed to be in a partnership.
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Of 130 women who arrived at the same time, only she and her four roommates have stuck it out.
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Like many people, she found this treatment upsetting and emotionally draining, but she stuck it out and eventually recovered.
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She stuck it out, growing better and happier in her job, but she was burnt out after five years.
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"So many people who stuck it out here for so long never had anything to show for it," he said.
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But I was stubborn, I stuck it out and refused to go away and eventually they had to notice me.
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These two lovebirds both survived — Grey Worm managed to remain safe above ground, while Missandei stuck it out in the crypts.
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But instead he's stuck it out, and adapted by borrowing Dave Grohl's giant Throne from when he broke his own foot.
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Not being brave enough to leave early, I stuck it out and waited till 6:30PM on the DOT to leave.
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Some stuck it out with both actors remaining on the show, while some characters conspicuously left their shows before their time.
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I knew that I would never get my head above water if I stuck it out through another New Jersey winter.
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But we wanted to know more about how they've stuck it out, weathering challenges beyond classrooms and corsages to build lives together.
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I was really bad at it, but I stuck it out and I started going to their farm in PEI in '92.
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While some guys stuck it out on their dates with Laura, others straight up blanked her and denied all knowledge of her. Charming!
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A few Uber corporate employees rushed by the noon-time protest to grab lunch while many more stuck it out in the office.
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But we're glad they stuck it out, because the museum found some unknown "astronaut graffiti" inside the Columbia module during the scanning process.
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I had stuck it out so long, to the detriment of myself and my family, in part because I was waiting for acceptance.
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While the other defendants eventually settled, Impressin has stuck it out and the case has made it to the highest court in the land.
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She says he got pissed, though, so she stuck it out for another 10 minutes -- only now using her feet to perform a Shiatsu massage.
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When he did that to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, his deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, and the special counsel Robert Mueller, they stuck it out.
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It was all very bad, but for whatever reason we stuck it out and—surprise—it turns out he was the love of my life.
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But I stuck it out and even went as far as to shoot second unit [collecting establishing shots and special sequences, usually without principal actors].
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With international support, the Johannesburg-based outfit stuck it out in a place that resembled a combat zone at times, and it is reporting some good news.
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The value of this experience has depended largely on how invested you as a player became, and the friends that stuck it out for the whole ride.
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I personally would have stuck it out and tried various spellings like "Christoff" or "Wesisannoying" before just giving up like that, but Wes is on a mission.
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He stuck it out, earning his way into a two-year Dartmouth Medical School program that fed Harvard's medical school, where he finished his degree in 1967.
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I've stuck it out through 20 seasons of Bachelor drama and 12 seasons of Bachelorette heartbreak because when the show gets it right, it gets it so right.
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Team Liquid did exactly what Andrew said they needed to do: They stuck it out against SK Gaming and won the match, moving on to Sunday's grand finals.
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In a Facebook post about his decision, Fleischer noted that he might have stuck it out longer if he felt the prospects for 2017 tax reform were stronger.
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I stuck it out with Streets of Rage 73, boxing kangaroo and all—but a lot's changed in my life since I was a teenager in the 1990s.
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For those of us who have stuck it out to season 2, episode 10, I believe we can react to this eerily prescient scene in one of two ways.
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I stuck it out through Sonic 2 in the 1990s, but I'd not finished it before we'd landed, and I've not gone back to polish that run off since.
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With divorce rates being what they are, some couples who have stuck it out are finding ways to celebrate — and possibly strengthen — their relationships through a splashy, public affirmation.
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So I stuck it out in Florida and saved up to move to New York because at that point I was like Valerie, let's weigh your real, feasible options.
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"I wish Amazon had stuck it out a little bit longer, because in the long term I believe that this would have been a good deal for both," Meeks said.
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She stuck it out as the city demolished every other public-housing high-rise in Chicago not reserved for the elderly, including all the towers at Cabrini-Green save hers.
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Readers may wonder why you couldn't have just stuck it out at your earlier gig for a few more months, knowing that your "untenable" situation had a firm expiration date.
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But spare a thought for these tennis fans, who stuck it out at the Australian Open as a match between Garbine Muguruza and Johanna Konta in the tournament's latest start ever.
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As much as I miss my son, to me, he was the bravest soldier who stuck it out as long as he could and chose not to live like that anymore.
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After the birth, she bled heavily to the point of fainting and knows that, even if she'd stuck it out at home for the birth, she would have required a hospital transfer.
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For those who stuck it out until the muddy end, Hendrix's performance of "Taps," on Monday morning, improvised during his "Star-Spangled Banner," rang like the death knell of the festival business.
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I have struggled not only with my inability to leave a marriage that was so diminishing of me, but also with being immediately replaced after having stuck it out for so long.
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She stuck it out for a year, but decided to transfer to Barnard College to study English, after which she received a Master of Fine Arts at Southern Methodist University in 1992.
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Not only did the Grammy-nominated rock band play to those who stuck it out through the poor weather conditions, but they also headed to a local bar for a few more tunes.
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Then these guys stuck it out and did a really good job to come through and play football like we needed them to, and gave us a chance to win a football game.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian took their kids to Disneyland this week for the umpteenth time -- as you can tell in their faces -- but stuck it out for the sake of their little ones.
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It will be because we stuck it out and built ourselves up as a couple until we had huge relationship biceps and triceps from all the times we were there for each other.
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Even those who eventually quit say they stuck it out as long as they could endure simply because they felt they were a team, and together they hoped to make something that mattered.
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I thought that the game mechanics in the original Watch Dog were great – they're the main reason I stuck it out and completed the main campaign even though the story and hero were majorly boring.
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There's some real The Road Not Taken-level pondering happening here, but ultimately, Weiss is just glad he stuck it out, grateful to still be playing, and impressed that in 20 years, he's barely changed.
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"I couldn't be happier, it was such a battle today but so happy I stuck it out," said Kontaveit, who slumped to 31st in the world after a viral illness cut short her 2019 season.
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For years, I was reluctant to switch banks because I thought it would be a pain to change all my subscription, direct deposit, and auto-pay information, so I stuck it out with my old bank.
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Sure, they're brother and sister (twins if you really want to be precise), but Jaime and Cersei have stuck it out together for literally their entire lives, and had three children (soon to be four) together.
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In the Backseat of a Jeep Paula D'Amore went into labor at home and stuck it out before she and husband Joe decided it was time to make their way to a Boca Raton hospital in Florida.
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Another Italian company that stuck it out was SABAF, which makes components for household cooking appliances, although its annual sales in Iran fell from about 10 billion euros to around 3 million, Administrative Director Gianluca Beschi said.
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They found that people who didn't get assigned to their desired method were more likely to drop out of the study, but among those who stuck it out, people's preferences were only weakly associated with remission rates.
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I had to wait a full week before getting a response, and I'm glad I stuck it out without caving in; most people would get nervous and just accept the initial offer, for fear of losing it.
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It even allows them to hold out the possibility that once "the illegal population has measurably diminished" (in the words of National Review), the unauthorized immigrants who stuck it out will be rewarded with eventual legal status.
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It's like, you make a record, I make a record, and the way I work is not for everybody and the guys that have stuck it out in my band, they've learned to understand that's how it works.
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Take it from someone who hasn't had a personal Facebook account in years: You're not missing much, and once you're free of Zuckerberg's clutches you'll wonder how you stuck it out for so long in the first place.
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Lorber, who has known Trump for three decades, countered by saying: "His comeback was because he stuck it out, he worked out things with the bank, he's a good negotiator, and he lived another day to start again."
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"Whether you stuck it out through the crisis or you bought in the last five years, many homeowners are sitting pretty when it comes to home equity," said Daren Blomquist, senior vice president of communications at Attom Data Solutions.
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" So then you go and do another … No, then I stuck it out for another … Right, but so after that you ... So I called Jason Pontin at Red Herring and I said to him, "I need to be out.
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They've stuck it out through the rumors and lime light's extra attention, so keep your eye out for the pair on the Grammys' red carpet, where Carew will mostly likely continue being a doting partner as she vies for Grammy gold.
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Since having even a handful of delegates is worthwhile — as, for example, Marco Rubio did this year — many of those candidates would have stuck it out, and Mr. Trump would have ended up with a plurality of delegates but far from a majority.
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Each artist offered a slightly different interpretation of duration—Ciani observed that one approach could be to just put a synth patch on for four hours and walk away, which she did for brief periods—but all stuck it out for four hours.
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It was 30C in London that day and there was sweat dripping off the roof, but I was amazed that so many people still stuck it out in the middle of the dancefloor, and luckily we had some industrial-sized fans in the booth.
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Those who stuck it out to the bitter end — there weren't many — were rewarded with Dellin Betances's best work of the season, a so-called Immaculate Inning in which he struck out the side – Jim Adduci, Justin Upton and Miguel Cabrera — on nine pitches in the eighth.
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TF: Well, a lot of them are coming back already that have canceled in the past, and we'll be doing things you'll see coming out even more and more, especially towards the ones that were loyal over time and really stuck it out over the last two years.
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While a 2016 study on a possible male birth control pill was halted early due to male participants' complaints of side effects such as mood swings and acne, 83 of the 100 male participants of the DMAU Stage 1 study stuck it out until the end of the month-long survey.
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I stuck it out for way too long hoping things would get better, and I could have put more effort into my contract work instead of losing half a year of stress and very little pay plus the worry about damage to my reputation when people see that place on my resume.
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But there have also been the friends who have stuck it out with me all along: Incredible women who not only stood by me during the worst of times, but also took time out of their busy days to check in on me daily, visit me, listen to me, and even try to distract me.
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The first and most significant hypothesis the team examined was that failing to receive an NIH grant had a "screening effect" — essentially, it acted as a barrier that weeded out weaker scholars from the profession, meaning that, over time, those members of the near-miss group who stuck it out were the strongest scientists.
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Those who had missed out but stuck it out performed better than those who had instant success, Dashun Wang, study author and associate professor at the Kellogg School of Management tells CNBC Make It. Though the researchers weren't able to use their data to explain the magnitude of the performance difference, they tested 10 hypotheses.
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I moved to Castlemaine, in Victoria's north, and spent seven or eight months working at a really weird out-of-town truck driver pub and I just worked from 11AM until 5PM and basically just sat in the frontbar and watched pensioners bet on the horse racing on the TV. It was pretty strange and confronting but I really needed a job so I stuck it out.
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Over the course of two weeks in February, Spears — who was in the midst of a custody battle with ex-husband Kevin Federline — checked in and out of two separate rehab clinics, spending less than a day at each; shaved her own head at a Tarzana hair salon; got two tattoos; attacked a paparazzo's car with an umbrella at a gas station; and finally checked into a third rehab clinic, where she actually stuck it out for a month.
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