"But you stuck with it, and you stuck with us."
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I'm stuck with the bugs, and I'm stuck with the frustration.
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So I'm stuck with the iPhone XS, and I'm stuck with the scratches.
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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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He's stuck with himself, as everyone else — the audience included — is stuck with him.
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It stuck with me while we were filming, and it stuck with me well after.
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So Trump and Sessions are stuck with each other and America is stuck with both.
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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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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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"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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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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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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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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"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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Being stuck with someone you're permanently pissed at, for life.
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A large chunk of his political base stuck with him.
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It could be disheartening, but our group stuck with it.
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Were there any women's stories that particularly stuck with you?
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And they stuck with me for the next 10 years.
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It stuck with its previous forecasts for its Factoring segment.
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Chuck Todd: We're all going to be stuck with Portals.
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It was kind of catchy, so I stuck with it.
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When things stop, banks will get stuck with unfinished projects.
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What stuck with you longest when you left the theater?
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It's why serious photographers have stuck with iPhones for years.
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But that Twitter video: He says that stuck with him.
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But Republican voters in the district stuck with their candidate.
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I'm glad we got the point and stuck with it.
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I was mad that I got stuck with being involved.
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She lists two reasons she's stuck with her entrepreneurial project.
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That line has stuck with me as a formal device.
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Still, she mostly stuck with Democrats in Washington this year.
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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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It was powerful, and it's stuck with me ever since.
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So you're stuck with roaring fans and a toasty lap.
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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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I've always wanted to, but have never stuck with it.
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One in particular, Mr. A, stuck with him the longest.
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What has stuck with you the most through this process?
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I stuck with it and now we're getting back up.
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Instead, they're stuck with the only other option: satellite internet.
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So now we are stuck with this dumb, dumb story.
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Patil was stuck with 0003,000 rupees ($10,144) of worthless cash.
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The sartorial moment, which occurred in 2009, stuck with him.
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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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That one always stuck with me, I don't know why.
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The bank owns it, and then you're stuck with it.
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That sheer sense of powerless has always stuck with me.
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Q: What early lessons about money have stuck with you?
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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.
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And they're making fortunes for everyone who stuck with them.
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Others may be stuck with policies that are functionally worthless.
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Long story short -- we're most likely stuck with him, America.
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Sorry to whomever gets stuck with Claire's terrible husband, Martin!
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Obviously, Leicester lost, but I was stuck with the team.
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Here's why I made the change and stuck with it
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The only dissenter has stubbornly stuck with No. 2 Michigan.
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"That kind of missionary capability stuck with me," says Sculley.
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We were stuck with our parents, and our plain milk.
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He sends his love, and you're stuck with me today.
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I just had a goal and I stuck with it.
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All of King's Landing was stuck with the annoying Sparrows.
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What has stuck with you the most in your career?
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He had his families confused, but he stuck with me.
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"The Mike Brown article always stuck with me," says Bell.
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And then you get stuck with whatever at the end.
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We stuck with it, we showed a lot of character.
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You're stuck, with the show's icon staring at you accusatorially.
|
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Players who have stuck with the games know their tricks.
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"Comcast is stuck with old media, with cable," he said.
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Now, she's stuck with another girl, in a closed ward.
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Now, he says he is glad he stuck with it.
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I'll start: I stuck with the goal I made Jan.
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Coming out of that, I just stuck with that ethos.
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On Baseball The fleeting moment has stuck with Aaron Boone.
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But what he and McGuinness started stuck with the character.
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His approach was simple, and he has stuck with it.
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Rotenberg countered with an argument that has stuck with me.
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He was free of the Kirchners, yet stuck with nature.
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That means Facebook and Twitter are stuck with the leftovers.
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"If anything breaks down, I am just stuck with it."
|
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Some of those random skills have stuck with them though.
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Underneath, she stuck with a favorite fashion house, Dolce & Gabbana.
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And you wouldn't be wrong if you stuck with beer.
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It was a visionary idea and he stuck with it.
|
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He stuck with who he is and what he believes.
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But I stuck with it, because I believe in Hillary.
|
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I thought our guys stuck with it all game long.
|
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These are the episodes that stuck with us this year.
|
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Q: What early lesson about money has stuck with you?
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Here, eight recommend the classics that have stuck with them.
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"We're stuck with $1.5 million and repaying interest," he said.
|
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Shrimpton's response has stuck with him ever since: Be patient.
|
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Most importantly: the patient is not stuck with the bill.
|
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I'd rather not have debt, but we're stuck with it.
|
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But Trump stuck with it and ground out a win.
|
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I stuck with it and the site continued to grow.
|
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Yet Neville was stuck with an arbitrary crew of misfits.
|
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He stuck with it, though, applying a few basic principles.
|
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But the patient is still stuck with his original problem.
|
|
Rocko's Modern Life has stuck with me for 22 years.
|
|
"I'm stuck with this for life now," he told VICE.
|
|
"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.
|
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That means patients end up getting stuck with the sticker price.
|
|
But you said this thing to me that stuck with me.
|
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If he wins, the world will probably be stuck with him.
|
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You're stuck with the speed you get out of the box.
|
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He's going to be with us forever, he's stuck with us.
|
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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.
|
|
Older phone owners were stuck with upgrading or going Assistant-less.
|
|
But their ubiquity doesn't mean founders must be stuck with them.
|
|
And despite pushback from dealers, they've apparently stuck with the platform.
|
|
I grew up with sleeplessness, and night wandering stuck with me.
|
|
That might sound like basic advice, but it stuck with me.
|
|
For the rest of my meal, I stuck with my burger.
|
|
But are there any positive experiences that really stuck with you?
|
|
And even after it ended, those first words stuck with me.
|
|
McGillis' courage as his body withered away stuck with Coughlin forever.
|
|
At worst, we're stuck with buyer's remorse over a nauseating splurge.
|
|
Spacey is the movie, and its makers are stuck with him.
|
|
But, he stuck with it and now Yao's got his diploma!
|
|
I didn't move to China and now you're stuck with me.
|
|
"It's the first workout I've stuck with and loved," she said.
|
|
GUTFELD: So you would be, prefer to be stuck with yourself?
|
|
Sony's stuck with its "loop surface and seamless metal" industrial design.
|
|
Staff started using iPhones, but Obama stuck with his modified Blackberry.
|
|
On Dropbox you're stuck with either 1TB or a business account.
|
|
But, clearly, his time in the service has stuck with him.
|
|
So I stuck with it, even though it was a process.
|
|
"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.
|
|
So we're stuck with stunts like sit-ins and scare tactics.
|
|
It shouldn't be an issue that the consumer gets stuck with.
|
|
Until the Orbi, however, I was stuck with slow Wi-Fi.
|
|
But he told CNBC that one in particular stuck with him.
|
|
I am proud she stuck with it, it's a good product.
|
|
For now, though, voters are stuck with the candidates they have.
|
|
But fund managers who stuck with Hungary eventually reaped outsize returns.
|
|
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.
|
|
The conversation eventually moved on, but the question stuck with me.
|
|
Therefore, we are likely stuck with Trump until at least 2020.
|
|
Stuck with my emotions and imprisoned in my own self-doubt.
|
|
These metalheads are stuck with Ronnie James Dio and Judas Priest.
|
|
Parties are stuck with whoever survives the two-year primary season.
|
|
One particular scene from The Sessions has always stuck with me.
|
|
Charlize Theron stuck with the two classics — Thin Mints and Samoas.
|
|
But no matter her doubts, Ms. Willis was stuck with me.
|
|
Sorry, you're stuck with Game Center from the looks of it.
|
|
You kind of are stuck with each other no matter what.
|
|
If you stuck with Lewandowski, you wouldn't have been the nominee.
|
|
It's always stuck with me, but I wasn't shocked at all.
|
|
This song from Mother in particular has always stuck with me.
|
|
The developed world seems stuck with sluggish growth and low rates.
|
|
So you're stuck with whatever kind of latch you already have.
|
|
Taxpayers would be stuck with a money-hemorrhaging, politically untouchable insurer.
|
|
This means you'll never be stuck with rewards you can't use.
|
|
"I think he just got stuck with it," Ms. Coniglio said.
|
|
Now it's stuck with him and a party that's hopelessly divided.
|
|
CLF's internal polling also found that those attacks stuck with voters.
|
|
Still, Democrats stuck with Kirkpatrick as their best hope of winning.
|
|
BECKY QUICK: We are still stuck with this populist fervor, though.
|
|
Fantasy scenarios aside, they are stuck with him till the election.
|
|
And she's stuck with the ugly smartwatch Brady gave her instead.
|
|
Instead, you're stuck with Android's old PIN, password, or pattern options.
|
|
For now, though, we're pretty much stuck with what we've got.
|
|
But in the meantime, residents are stuck with the poisonous water.
|
|
Created in 153, it has stuck with us through the years.
|
|
When I started really writing and recording, it stuck with me.
|
|
Read more: Advertisers have stuck with Facebook through years of scandals.
|
|
Instead he is stuck with this inconvenient report on Russian doping.
|
|
"The guys just stuck with it," Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer said.
|
|
The Republicans stuck with their president, right up to the end.
|
|
Then there's poor Duc, who's stuck with this episode's worst subplot.
|
|
But with few alternatives, the city has been stuck with clusters.
|
|
He stuck with it, though, and eventually streamed Super Mario Bros.
|
|
For its part, Harris County has stuck with FEMA's elevation standards.
|
|
"These were the people that stuck with their work," Davis says.
|
|
What do you love about being stuck with that person/people?
|
|
But what stuck with me the most was seeing extreme poverty.
|
|
I was always stuck with the wingman or her hangers-on.
|
|
She took her class, and what she learned stuck with her.
|
|
Foreign shareholders could be stuck with worthless shares paying zero dividends.
|
|
"I was stuck with finding a winter storage space," he explained.
|
|
Otherwise, you might be stuck with higher costs than you expected.
|
|
But the idea of meal as ritual has stuck with me.
|
|
On the other, we're still stuck with whatever this version is.
|
|
"People can get stuck with his provocative content," Mr. Rondeau said.
|
|
Here are four of those experiences that have stuck with me.
|
|
Among those who voted, three-quarters stuck with the Republican Party.
|
|
I don't know why that stuck with me, but it did.
|
|
Is it fair that I have to get stuck with something?
|
|
Instead, I'm stuck with this: Six failed Pokédex 3D printer attempts
|
|
Luckily, we're not stuck with those bad reading habits forever, though.
|
|
Your preparer is gone, and you are stuck with the bill.
|
|
Shareholders may be stuck with the more pedestrian rate of growth.
|
|
Yet, Sony always stuck with the classic version of the hero.
|
|
No one really likes him, but somehow we're stuck with him.
|
|
We stuck with it and found ways to score big goals.
|
|
"I think we're stuck with it," he says with a smile.
|
|
The excitement of those childhood summer adventures stuck with the boys.
|
|
CSX executives stuck with the strategy after Harrison's death in December.
|
|
Bonebright said you are probably stuck with that gift card anyway.
|
|
Mr. Varone has stuck with dance for 6913 years — not easy!
|
|
I didn't say anything, but this has really stuck with me.
|
|
We may not like it now, but we're stuck with it.
|
|
But the Clarks' story has stuck with me like no other.
|
|
If that sounds unfair, consider this: Republicans stuck with President Trump in 2017 when he defended the "Unite the Right" protesters in Charlottesville, Va., and they stuck with him in 2018 when he denounced "shithole" countries.
|
|
He was stuck with a box of unsold 3.5-inch floppy disks.
|
|
I am so annoyed, but also always get stuck with the work.
|
|
I pity the person stuck with getting a gift for a celebrity.
|
|
Musk's fans stuck with him this year through all kinds of drama.
|
|
Though my mom has passed away, her words have stuck with me.
|
|
Worse yet, we're now stuck with deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
|
|
Something about the videos stuck with you; something about them disturbed you.
|
|
They are most likely stuck with the Republican Party as it is.
|
|
But something Rubio said early in the program stuck with me throughout.
|
|
I guess that means we're stuck with Kennedy for yet another week.
|
|
This haunting and strange bit of dialogue stuck with me for days.
|
|
It stuck with me, and that's partially what this song is about.
|
|
So the Trump aides who recognize reality are stuck with quiet resistance.
|
|
So we're stuck with Perry fighting a parachute in a random landscape.
|
|
Gail: Ah, poor man, stuck with that Larry David impersonation for life.
|
|
And no matter what they do now, they're stuck with each other.
|
|
Now poor Uncle David's hard-earned money is stuck with his stock.
|
|
Because of the two-party system, Republicans are stuck with Donald Trump.
|
|
"Just my luck to get stuck with an incurable romantic," she spat.
|
|
That detail has stuck with me for more than three full years.
|
|
What was it about Mustard Gas and Roses that stuck with you?
|
|
Holloman found his phone, but they were stuck with the debilitated bus.
|
|
China later protested the appeal, but the IAAF stuck with the ruling.
|
|
On Android, however, the Android Pay app stuck with its existing brand.
|
|
This isn't great for gamers as you get stuck with Nintendo games.
|
|
And that night I went home and it really stuck with me.
|
|
For 2018, though, we're stuck with a deluge of hurried notch designs.
|
|
Now, she's stuck with the label and hating every second of it.
|
|
We had a great game plan coming in, we stuck with it.
|
|
As for her glam, she stuck with a boho theme there too.
|
|
"The Quidsi executives stuck with Amazon, largely out of fear," Stone wrote.
|
|
OnePlus has stuck with a unibody aluminum design since the OnePlus 3.
|
|
She stuck with her craft even after her parents kicked her out.
|
|
It was something that stuck with me for a very long time.
|
|
But it was one that I am so glad I stuck with.
|
|
"The police are stuck with a case right now that looks unsolvable."
|
|
That idea stuck with me and led to what I'm doing now.
|
|
Then it went back to Cauce, who stuck with the initial decision.
|
|
From then on, the idea of drug trafficking always stuck with me.
|
|
That's a lot better than being stuck with a "no ragrets" tat.
|
|
But those who stuck with the latter ended up with superior returns.
|
|
It's an imperfect system, but unfortunately, it's one we're all stuck with.
|
|
The set that stuck with me the most was NYC's Couch Slut.
|
|
Jack: I had an experience at a concert that's stuck with me.
|
|
Apple stuck with the same basic look of the EarPods... why, exactly?
|
|
He stuck with painting, believing his pictures still had work to do.
|
|
The other side seems to be stuck with Breitbart, InfoWars and Hannity.
|
|
And so as hard as it was, I stuck with my promise.
|
|
You have stuck with this show … you never cease to amaze me.
|
|
Switch to Bluetooth (or analog cable) and you're stuck with stereo sound.
|
|
But price isn't the only reason I've stuck with Allstate so long.
|
|
But it stuck with him, because he wasn't sure of the answer.
|
|
After "Pauly Shore Is Dead," Shore, 51, stuck with the mockumentary format.
|
|
Unlike other stars, Owen Wilson has mostly stuck with his signature hairstyle.
|
|
So far the deplorables have stuck with DJT through thick and thin.
|
|
" Anderson stuck with the team, saying, "I didn't take nothing for granted.
|
|
But potential Clinton targets, especially the younger Johnson voters, stuck with him.
|
|
They found that group membership was stable; birds stuck with their pack.
|
|
Now the moment has passed and you're stuck with a blurry image.
|
|
However, the bank stuck with its dovish stance and global sentiment improved.
|
|
In other words, the supermarkets are not stuck with store visit conversions.
|
|
Funnily enough that's the part of the night that's stuck with me.
|
|
In most cases, you're stuck with a single product from one company.
|
|
To Wound the Autumnal City is stuck with a dead key now.
|
|
Instead, US Soccer seems to have stuck with Berhalter from the beginning.
|
|
We've just stuck with Shutterfly, and that is undoubtedly costing us money.
|
|
They fell for his corny humor, and he stuck with what worked.
|
|
And even though it was a temporary feeling, it stuck with me.
|
|
Would it have been as successful had Mr. Bezos stuck with Cadabra?
|
|
Contrary to what people believe, we were not stuck with this deal.
|
|
We're stuck with a state statute that doesn't conform with federal statute.
|
|
I have stuck with a simple sand wedge most of the time.
|
|
You have to feel for a child stuck with caregivers like this.
|
|
Samsung also seems to have stuck with a thinner screen aspect ratio.
|
|
Until it's solved, commuters are stuck with an all around shitty situation.
|
|
Then, as now, racial and ethnic groups often stuck with their own.
|
|
"Most people are usually stuck with the one they've got," she said.
|
|
Yet in small geographic pockets, winegrowers have stuck with their native varieties.
|
|
Americans would still be stuck with two-party rule under this system.
|
|
But this also means these companies then are stuck with paying rent.
|
|
But Chipotle stuck with the product because side dishes help boost sales.
|
|
A feeling of loss stuck with her after her exit, she said.
|
|
These companies are not stuck with a lack of ideas or innovation.
|
|
"I've never stuck with a dud table like this before," he said.
|
|
If people don't have quality coverage, they'll be stuck with ineffective treatments.
|
|
These are the TV episodes that stuck with our critics this year.
|
|
We are stuck with ourselves; our needs don't change much over time.
|
|
Why do they have to be stuck with processed, unhealthy, fast food?
|
|
Do I need to worry that I'm not stuck with old technology?
|
|
But here are the money lessons that have stuck with me:1.
|
|
But it was Bauhaus's other, less tangible legacy that stuck with me.
|
|
Alas, he has been stuck with No. 28 for nearly a decade.
|
|
In a sense, we'll be stuck with what the lower court decided.
|
|
"So, we're stuck with tariffs for a very long time," she said.
|
|
But it was ultimately the art in Melbourne that stuck with me.
|
|
A first: I got stuck with one blank square on a Tuesday.
|
|
After that, you're stuck with the plan you chose for a year.
|
|
Many wives remain stuck with husbands who hold power and purse strings.
|
|
Instead of embracing those new consoles, Rockstar stuck with the previous generation.
|
|
Manager Brian Snitker said he stuck with Harrell a bit too long.
|
|
Instead, he stuck with putting America first, but not at Europe's expense.
|
|
What we learned stuck with us as editors, and as young adults.
|
|
I found that if I stuck with it, I could finish it.
|
|
Dealerships are stuck with five months' worth of unsold cars, he added.
|
|
Was the idea of a final frontier something that stuck with you?
|
|
The encouragement stuck with him but he didn't act on it immediately.
|
|
He's always stuck with the same types of T-shirts and pants.
|
|
During that time, like most Koreans, he stuck with soju and beer.
|
|
Thematically, Trump stuck with calling out Blumenthal for not serving in Vietnam.
|
|
She's stuck with the work over the years because she likes the flexibility.
|
|
Tim Seymour stuck with Starbucks, which had reported quarterly numbers after Thursday's close.
|
|
"You're stuck with me for another six and a half years," he quipped.
|
|
So we're stuck with this version of the internet for the foreseeable future.
|
|
And so, poison control specialists fear they are stuck with the current pricing.
|
|
Now he might get stuck with it, and not his beloved regionalization bill.
|
|
They won't be stuck with the wrong balance or confused about packs anymore.
|
|
Are there any stories that came back that have really stuck with you?
|
|
The retailer stuck with its operating profit forecast for the year ending Feb.
|
|
" The incident stuck with Phillips, who recalled feeling like she had "no control.
|
|
This moment stuck with me for days after I first saw Silverlake Life.
|
|
The drive that pushed Cuban to finish high school early stuck with him.
|
|
But they're still stuck with core assumptions that come from the monotheistic traditions.
|
|
It's just a phrase that stuck with me when I first heard it.
|
|
Q: When you were growing up, what lessons about money stuck with you?
|
|
And now taxpayers are stuck with the bill of Trump's $23 billion bailout.
|
|
The idea stuck with him until years later, when he needed a break.
|
|
Without one, you'll be stuck with dead devices as soon as you land.
|
|
It's funny, really, that the comment has stuck with me for so long.
|
|
And I'm not resenting him, thinking, I'm stuck with his way of living.
|
|
Today's update should alleviate that for players who have stuck with the game.
|
|
I loved Mindhunter as a whole, but the finale stuck with me most.
|
|
The point is, you won't be stuck with one car and limited options.
|
|
We asked 10 people to share the first murders that stuck with them.
|
|
She stuck with me for 16 years… She held me up many times.
|
|
And that really stuck with me, both as a bummer and an opportunity.
|
|
International oil buyers have stuck with NOC Tripoli, building on decade-long relationships.
|
|
"You're stuck with me for another 6 and a half years," he said.
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We stuck with it and found ourselves a way to get two points.
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The scene has stuck with me since I first saw it last spring.
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In other words: We're going to be stuck with this for some time.
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I wanted to understand why they loved us and have stuck with us.
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"Right now we are stuck with requiring persistence and repeatability," she told Gizmodo.
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It brought us all together, and creating that community really stuck with me.
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But until that day happens, we're kind of stuck with these patchwork solutions.
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And if he would&aposve just stuck with -- INGRAHAM: No, he didn&apost.
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Philadelphia, the Democrats are stuck with her, for better or worse, in scandal
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So I'm stuck with a drunk English girl who now has no dates.
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I didn't want to get stuck with Bixby and a bunch of bloatware.
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"I guess I'm stuck with you, " the president told Powell, the journal said.
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Echo Show 2 review On the Show, you're stuck with Amazon's video offerings.
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Instead, we're largely stuck with Finestra, as he contends with his struggling label.
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The bank hopes it can help revive an economy stuck with low growth.
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Even so, McCaskill has mostly stuck with her party in Washington this year.
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If retail sales were to soften, retailers could be stuck with excess inventory.
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And if the borrowers stopped paying, Sallie Mae was stuck with the loss.
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It didn't work, but the promise of cellular transfer therapy stuck with him.
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Unfortunately, it's stuck with with a Micro USB port instead of USB-C.
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But her point stuck with me during every subsequent vendor meeting I had.
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It would look so much better than the 480p sets we're stuck with.
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"You're stuck with me for another 6-and-a-half years," he said.
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Amusingly, one of the reasons I've stuck with in-ear buds is fashion.
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But I hope you stick with black people because we stuck with you.
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But Huckabee stuck with his defense of the family, calling her statement untrue.
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"For anybody who stuck with it, this is just extremely gratifying," he said.
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David McVicar, who directed the new Met staging, stuck with Romans and Druids.
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Nightingale had no dental insurance, so he was stuck with the $3,000 bill.
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I think I know why Ms. Varol has stuck with you, Ms. Luttrell.
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A lot of people feel as if they're stuck with a bad boss.
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Even experts can get stuck with bad merchandise if they are not careful.
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We are stuck with these devices and the inherited dangers which accompany them.
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Most companies could be stuck with a web of contracts to sort out.
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I think that kind of stuck with me after he told me that.
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Shontell: Was there a time when you felt really stuck with your reporting?
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This morally repugnant practice is crippling families who get stuck with the bill.
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But the central bank has stuck with its deadline for a new CEO.
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He threw 20 pitches in the outing and was stuck with the loss.
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More than 40 million Americans are stuck with some type of student debt.
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But they actually stuck with the Clintons through, well, November 8th of 2016.
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The appeals court stuck with its original ruling in favor of the university.
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We are almost certainly stuck with Citizens, not to mention Buckley and Bellotti.
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For now, at least, we're stuck with an imperfect system of voluntary disclosures.
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That kind of stuck with me for, let's say, 22016 years or so.
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The more consistently I stuck with it, it gained momentum on its own.
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Like a hated roommate on the lease in perpetuity, we're stuck with them.
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Airlines, stuck with empty seats, are trying to reduce capacity by canceling routes.
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By design, the U.S.C./LAT poll is stuck with the respondents it has.
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I think we just stuck with it all the way to the end.
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"Darkest Hour" stuck with the president as he made plans to visit Britain.
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After Ross told the story, Lawanda said that Ross's comment stuck with Hield.
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It probably won't be big utility investors who get stuck with that bill.
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It's much more about things that have stuck with us and puzzled us.
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Jay Inslee He stuck with his main theme -- the environment and climate change.
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At the moment, though, they seem more or less stuck with that role.
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Otherwise, I'm stuck with re-gifting from you — that's the Trump family way!
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Australian voters ultimately stuck with what they knew, while also tilting toward personality.
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His struggles stuck with me, even after he turned up safe and sober.
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He stuck with the Mets through the many lean years that have followed.
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"Gattaca"I remember watching it in college, and it really stuck with me.
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Below are 21 insights on building a career that have stuck with me.
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And so we're likely stuck with this problem for a very long time.
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But Mr. Trump correctly stuck with his decision to reinforce the Syrian Kurds.
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If Canadian taxpayers are stuck with the bill, any goodwill may slip away.
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In other words: You are stuck with the higher rates for next year.
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About 30 of the 50 buyers stuck with their contracts, Mr. Kerr said.
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Dr. Fox never used it, he said, but the gesture stuck with him.
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It was dangerous work, and primarily black sailors were stuck with the job.
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After the deal is done, you're likely stuck with whatever problems may exist.
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You've only got one face, and you're stuck with each other for life.
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And if the borrowers stopped paying, Sallie Mae was stuck with the loss.
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Meanwhile, Republicans have stuck with the president and show no signs of temporizing.
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If fans are stuck with this team, perhaps the players should be, too.
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I liked that our guys stuck with the game the whole way through.
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In some ways, the developers of 241 Bond were stuck with their design.
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We stuck with it and found a way to get two huge points.
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An overjoyed Warren hugged supporters who stuck with him through two federal trials.
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And that message is this: The Republican Party is stuck with President Trump.
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It's a conundrum that I can feel really stuck with, as a writer.
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Or, will we be stuck with one-size-fits-all policies from Washington?
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If I were betting, I'd say we're stuck with Trump for four years.
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Those who stuck with it, however, were rewarded; its daffiness proved pleasantly addictive.
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Is there any going back, or are we stuck with reality TV presidents?
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We stuck with our game and we're excited to go back home now.
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He was stuck with fines of up to $579,000 each week, ESPN reports.
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And the Trump nominees stuck with a bullish forecast for long-term growth.
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I'm stuck with the same raw ore that the character comes out of.
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But absent those reforms, I think we're stuck with a two-party system.
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There's something that always stuck with me working for you for that year.
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Facebook, under criticism, reinstated the picture, but the photo incident stuck with Zuckerberg.
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It's another piece of political wisdom that stuck with him all these years.
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It was an extraordinarily profound moment, with power that has stuck with him.
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Amy Klobuchar and Michael Bennet have stuck with more conservative buy-in approaches.
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And now taxpayers are stuck with the bill of Trump's $12 billion bailout.
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Instead, you're stuck with whatever the service decides to offer at the moment.
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"I think he is stuck with his plea," said former U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade.
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Of all the people that you profiled, which story stuck with you the most?
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Cruz stuck with ramen noodles at 58 cents a package, double the Target price.
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But now they're stuck with this, probably until the next presidential election post-mortem.
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But those who stuck with Buffett through the years have benefited from being patient.
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Because I am stuck with my own views and not open to other people.
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Instead, you'll be stuck with Fire OS-compatible apps in the Amazon App Store.
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For now, most of us are still stuck with our gas-guzzling death machines.
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Once ten minutes have elapsed, you're stuck with your embarrassing typo-ridden messages forever.
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" He adds, "I said it and everybody liked it, so we stuck with that.
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Once you're hooked, you won't cancel your trial and you're stuck with Amazon Prime.
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In fact, if I stuck with them, they'd likely lead my company to ruin.
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Well, you were stuck with that decision, because Moment's new case pulls double duty.
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"We stuck with our game plan and didn't let them back in," Lee said.
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That moment has always stuck with me because I have it all the time.
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It isn't just an add-on benefit of not being stuck with Dr. Asshole.
|
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A few key themes stuck with me as I researched Niantic's story so far.
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They often get stuck with below-subsistence wages and inadequate help from welfare states.
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Of course, people organizing small conferences are sometimes stuck with whatever venues give them.
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The internet we have is the one we made, and we're stuck with it.
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So whatever specs you buy it with are what you'll be stuck with forever.
|
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But we also need to do something about borrowers stuck with debt right now.
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Yes, the one obvious downside is that you're stuck with a white home button.
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Those who have stuck with the game cite the value of chemistry and camaraderie.
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Audemars Piguet stuck with the design, and it became a centerpiece of the brand.
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Sam is stuck with Bran, who is being annoying, as is typical for him.
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The U.K. stuck with its own currency, the pound, rather than adopting the euro.
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So if you change your mind, you're not stuck with the photo you took.
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It's a tiny pool to start with, and not everyone stuck with the gear.
|
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First you could get stuck with reduced hand strength due to injury or illness.
|
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Baumann gave the dance a shot herself, but it's "Obsessed" that stuck with her.
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Vulnerabilities are an unavoidable consequence of this complexity and we are stuck with them.
|
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But we're still stuck with it as an explanation because it satisfies our curiosity.
|
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Most American and European consumers have stuck with their tried-and-trusted credit cards.
|
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As it is now, most Republicans believe they are stuck with two bad options.
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PEOPLE: What's one piece of modeling advice that's stuck with you throughout your career?
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People feel I stuck with something for them, that is of use to them.
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Poor Frank is stuck with Nicola, a real grump head, for a full year.
|
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But one lesson in particular stuck with him: Through God, all things are possible.
|
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Were Earth not so inviting we might all be stuck with longer cook times.
|
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That idea proved difficult but the idea of ease and mobility stuck with him.
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The effect is adjustable, so you aren't stuck with whatever the software decides on.
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So that always stuck with me, and it just continued to go with life.
|
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They're all stuck with this planet on the verge of destruction and equally screwed!
|
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You better pray to God you don't get stuck with a motherf---ing Melania.
|
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As a result, I just stuck with my Apple Watch for controlling my music.
|
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The group issued preliminary figures on July 26.11 and stuck with its 20600 guidance.
|
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He stuck with him after Obama, who fired Flynn, warned Trump against hiring him.
|
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This autumn's mild temperatures, for example, left them stuck with unwanted coats and scarves.
|
|
Many believe it should have swallowed its pride and stuck with the BlueTec deal.
|
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What stuck with you most about the food and the way people eat there?
|
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We are now stuck with two that are both dangerous and uncertain to succeed.
|
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Just watching the Rodney King beatings in the 90s stuck with me for months.
|
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I am still stuck with these symptoms—it's chronic—but I can manage them.
|
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They rank 20th in point differential and are stuck with more questions than answers.
|
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Instead, its Republican Party voters did the sensible thing and stuck with the incumbent.
|
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We just stuck with it, kept our composure and we just continued to execute.
|
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Until we get there though, most of us are stuck with lithium-ion batteries.
|
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You better pray to God you don't get stuck with a motherf—king Melania.
|
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Instead, he got stuck with a horrible, complex job that demands his constant attention.
|
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With Paris, Trump stuck with the party line, and handed it a gleeful win.
|
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You may just be stuck with them for a very sweaty minute or two.
|
|
But Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan has stuck with Murray for 11 straight playoff games.
|
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That means being stuck with whatever plans and service they offer, good or bad.
|
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That will please some Americans who have felt stuck with the bills of Obamacare.
|
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"I'm sorry the man you love died and you're stuck with me," Philip yelled.
|
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I stuck with full-time cloth diapering for several more months with my baby.
|
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While Trump appeared to waffle at times, he ultimately stuck with his campaign promise.
|
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Unfortunately, until those solid-state batteries come along, we're likely stuck with lithium-ion.
|
|
Here are four of the lessons that have stuck with me for years:1.
|
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The habit must work, because he's stuck with it for more than two decades.
|
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Because the reality is that a lot of Americans are stuck with shitty wages.
|
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So far, the existing Trump and GOP infrastructure is still stuck with pushback duties.
|
|
Do you have any favorite interviews or notable quotes that have stuck with you?
|
|
The rest of the party-goers primarily stuck with gray- and black-themed ensembles.
|
|
What Ryan said really stuck with me and feels like a good ending note.
|
|
Now, Post is going to be stuck with a burger on her arm. Forever.
|
|
The filmmakers knew Henderson was gay, but still stuck with that plot line, anyway.
|
|
"My wife stuck with me for 30 years through gangs, addiction, prison, and bipolar."
|
|
But she's still stuck with 70 percent of the electorate in New York City.
|
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Dependent spouses from India may be stuck with an H-4 visa for decades.
|
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He had stuck with neurosurgery while I chased start-up financing right after internship.
|
|
The right was stuck with Nixon, and they were none too happy about it.
|
|
But patients can get stuck with out-of-pocket costs that make it unaffordable.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Shinzo Abe will be stuck with Donald Trump in 2019.
|
|
I've been listening to it since high school, and it just stuck with me.
|
|
Leffen stuck with his main character Fox while Mango went with his backup Falco.
|
|
But Collins stuck with Syndergaard, who gave up an infield single to Angel Pagan.
|
|
But the images that stuck with me most were of the people sitting inside.
|
|
Photography I feel got a little stuck with prints on the wall in editions.
|
|
If we had a monarchy, we'd be stuck with the Trump line for centuries.
|
|
And we can talk about that, but you know ... But you stuck with him.
|
|
Hawking stuck with the sound produced by his first speech synthesizer made in 1986.
|
|
The EPP, the parliament's largest multi-country faction, has so far stuck with Weber.
|
|
In addition, it stuck with the front-engine design longer than many other makers.
|
|
But during our travels, we heard from another person whose story stuck with us.
|
|
It really stuck with me how much people there loved to dance and party.
|
|
And she was stuck with an older man who had stopped doting on her.
|
|
Even then, the show stuck with its identity as a place of pleasant banter.
|
|
Americans with complicated finances are stuck with the misery of the current tax system.
|
|
Part of the experience that has stuck with Cosgrove is how quickly dogs forgive.
|
|
Why has economic performance been dismal in many European countries that stuck with corporatism?
|
|
To show he's the candidate you want to be stuck with on an airplane.
|
|
But for those borrowers already stuck with debt, there is no end in sight.
|
|
Animals that hadn't cured themselves stuck with regular food and remained infected with parasites.
|
|
For the remainder of the campaign, Trump stuck with his name-and-slogan logo.
|
|
That corporations that had bought into it, they were kind of stuck with it.
|
|
But you're stuck with either gray or black, which I find dull and uninspiring.
|
|
That way, we wouldn't be stuck with years of debt over one day.3.
|
|
You're stuck with him, and you might as well make the best of it.
|
|
When the harvest rebounded, Languedoc producers were stuck with vast amounts of unsold wine.
|
|
Instead, he stuck with a Samsung-made flip phone as the world adopted smartphones.
|
|
Democrats argue they'd rather be stuck with too much energy rather than too little.
|
|
And they were also stuck with a lot of bills which they didn't expect.
|
|
So why are we, and many other mammals, stuck with such a risky arrangement?
|
|
Every other Democrat and Republican voting has stuck with his or her respective party.
|
|
It stuck with him, so he was immediately able to identify the woman's condition.
|
|
Until then we're stuck with Papa Hamill and his lame (but great) trailer joke.
|
|
You stuck with us during a horrendous downturn, the worst since the Great Depression.
|
|
The Times, he argued, could have stuck with the old way of publishing news.
|
|
The atmosphere that produced Trump will survive Trump, and we're just stuck with that.
|
|
But what stuck with you about Saturday was less academic: something direct and pragmatic.
|
|
Cheated by a for-profit college but still stuck with federal student loan debt?
|
|
But Gloria is stuck with Lino, who calls her "Chula" and occasionally touches her.
|
|
But it was so unsettling that it has stuck with me 35 years later.
|
|
But that second unit was great, and we stuck with them a long time.
|
|
When I was stuck with the rewrites, I bounced some ideas off of him.
|
|
And clearly, it stuck with Oscar voters, right to the end of the year.
|
|
But the lockdown stuck with her, even though she only heard about it secondhand.
|
|
And now taxpayers are stuck with the bill of Trump's latest $15 billion bailout.
|
|
Until and unless it arrives, we're likely to be stuck with an ordinary economy.
|
|
Q: When you were starting your own business, what lessons about money stuck with you?
|
|
Since then Itsuno has stuck with the franchise, turning it back into an iconic name.
|
|
Instead of loud, obvious design choices we stuck with fluid interactions and small, fun flourishes.
|
|
Rather than gourmet celebrity chef meals, guests were stuck with scarce amounts of supermarket staples.
|
|
Like it or not, you are stuck with an elephant or a donkey-headed leader.
|
|
You made it through all of that, but then you&aposre stuck with an addiction.
|
|
The Saint Bernard was discovered stuck, with her leash caught in a tangle of trees.
|
|
Pavelski redirected a Joe Thornton drive off the crossbar, but the Sharks stuck with it.
|
|
They got the job, but suddenly Leitch and Stahelski were stuck with a major decision.
|
|
So, I just stuck with the stories that took place between the two of us.
|
|
GUTFELD: He wouldn&apost have -- he wouldn&apost have -- he would have stuck with it.
|
|
The overall cost would have been higher if she stuck with the high-deductible plan.
|
|
You're pretty much stuck with a handful of "rugged" notebooks designed for regular outdoor use.
|
|
"I think that title just stuck with me when I made that song," he says.
|
|
But while Williams stuck with the mournful, Mr Berry's hits become fast friends through humour.
|
|
Voters in Washington and Oregon stuck with governors who had enforced moratoriums on capital punishment.
|
|
Food may be one realm where people do not mind getting stuck with version 1.0.
|
|
You're not allowing the audience to take that break, and you're stuck with the characters.
|
|
And it's no surprise it stuck with them for the iPhone XS the following year.
|
|
Chauffeur bonuses were intended to incentivize engineers who stuck with Google's self-driving car project.
|
|
One quote which stuck with me was 'thank you for inspiring us to be ourselves'.
|
|
She blessed us with essays, novels, and interviews full of quotes that stuck with us.
|
|
Glusman is a relatively unknown actor, who seems to have stuck with more independent films.
|
|
Normally, they are stuck with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist on the floor, dragging the offense down.
|
|
This is the story of a guy who found a niche and stuck with it.
|
|
The original investors have stuck with the team and GOAT is now clipping right along.
|
|
They were stuck with each other and trying, with varying success, to make it work.
|
|
Facebook and Zuckerberg, however, have stuck with their approach to political advertising despite the pushback.
|
|
Watch the sketch below and say a silent prayer that Harington stuck with Jon Snow.
|
|
No. Certainly, "racist" is an offensive term and yet Trump still gets stuck with it.
|
|
I have stuck with the same model, and it has always worked up until now.
|
|
Most have just stuck with side-by-side comparisons until a final number is determined.
|
|
Rain stuck with nude modeling at first as well, performing occasionally as a Webcam model.
|
|
In the middle was O'Hern, a ball of sexual frustration stuck with two strange men.
|
|
They're always going to be there—I'm stuck with them—but I love my family.
|
|
When Recep Tayyip Erdogan became prime minister, in 2003, his government stuck with the programme.
|
|
The experience stuck with Wang, who turned it into a story for This American Life.
|
|
All of this autofilled information is editable, so you're not stuck with what eBay suggests.
|
|
One scene that's stuck with me for months takes place on a grimy subway platform.
|
|
When these unions succeed in their bargaining, taxpayers are the ones stuck with the bill.
|
|
He's bringing the car back home and I'm going to be stuck with it. Crap.
|
|
Well, you are likely stuck with those or similar terms in all subsequent rounds, too.
|
|
Running the length of the room is a board, covered in photographs stuck with pushpins.
|
|
Snap lost $40 million last year after getting stuck with stockpiles of unsold Spectacles inventory.
|
|
"But then you're stuck with a device that's floating around in a solution," said Rothemund.
|
|
One of those images has stuck with me, haunted me, since I first saw it.
|
|
There is a section of Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury that has stuck with me.
|
|
It may not be the the ideal identifier, but it's the one you're stuck with.
|
|
Smash Mouth have stuck with me through both the best and the worst of times.
|
|
I almost went with all shades of magenta, but I'm happy I stuck with neutrals.
|
|
Just remember, that's the lucky thing you're stuck with for the rest of the season.
|
|
Since then, women have bravely spoken out about the comments that have stuck with them.
|
|
Though I mostly stuck with playing games, there's something for everyone in the Oculus Store.
|
|
"Really, you learn a ton … but then you get stuck with the bill," he says.
|
|
We're going to be [stuck] with the fentanyl problem, at least in the short term.
|
|
Anna gets stuck with an eight-year-old who is "fucking hot," the girls say.
|
|
Here, arranged in no particular order, are ten of the stories that stuck with us.
|
|
In the eurozone, however, Italy is stuck with whatever exchange rate the euro trades at.
|
|
Sadly, though, we seem to still be stuck with tea leaves rather than hard numbers.
|
|
Meanwhile, they still voted for him and we're all stuck with the rest of him.
|
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But had they stuck with their first plan, we'd be saying goodbye to Liberty High.
|
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We found that 91 percent of people who stuck with the program reduced their smoking.
|
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Those two parties walk away happy, and the American people get stuck with the bill.
|
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I stuck with easier trails, which the Tacoma cruised over as if they were interstates.
|
|
That's because we have more relationship mobility; we're not stuck with people we don't like.
|
|
But I don't, you're stuck with me because I just signed for three more years.
|
|
Through the years he stuck with music, DJing at parties and clubs for extra cash.
|
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She stuck with me all those years, through thick and thin – very few people do.
|
|
Central banks in Japan and the euro zone, meanwhile, also stuck with their dovish message.
|
|
Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin may be stuck with a running mate he didn't want.
|
|
I've talked with families stuck with high credit card bills because of sudden home repairs.
|
|
Collins stuck with Bruce when he slumped until he just could not do so anymore.
|
|
But the team stuck with the search and, ultimately, found the wreck in June 2018.
|
|
Despite some success, the company was still stuck with $1.3 billion worth of unsold inventory.
|
|
Sansa (the poor thing) got away from the Lannisters, only to be stuck with Ramsay.
|
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Rob says the director is now dead, but the incident has clearly stuck with him.
|
|
"I thought our guys stuck with it the whole game," Lightning coach Jon Cooper said.
|
|
For now, we're stuck with a visually arresting but narratively weak second-to-last chapter.
|
|
Among reasons given why Social Security numbers can't be changed: Basically, we're stuck with it.
|
|
Instead, rural and urban food stamp recipients alike are often stuck with less healthy options.
|
|
Real talk, Level Money is the only budgeting app that has ever stuck with me.
|
|
Shapiro: I always loved Elliott Smith in middle school and it just stuck with me.
|
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Believe in God or don't believe in God — either way, you're still stuck with yourself.
|
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So we stuck with just the variable of temperature, and that's what Eva focuses on.
|
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She didn't want to risk paying that higher price, so she stuck with the Pill.
|
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We're also stuck with brains that evolved under very different circumstances than we confront today.
|
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Although a quick, simple fix, Anderson's parents got stuck with a bill for almost $3K.
|
|
So maybe not a good week to be a chicken, getting stuck with human failings.
|
|
There are a couple of moments that have stuck with me as I covered Mrs.
|
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This doesn't mean you're stuck with paying to meet with a preparer in person, though.
|
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If Italy spends beyond its means, other European countries could get stuck with the tab.
|
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If a store fizzles, landlords are often stuck with a one-of-a-kind location.
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The coverage loss numbers, though, is what I think stuck with a lot of people.
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Oprah stuck with the #peacebestill hashtag she's used for several days since the fire began.
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No matter how fucking sucky you were, if you stuck with it, you'd get there.
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What are some of the artistic moments from the '60s that have stuck with you?
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The show had to go on, or else someone would get stuck with the bill.
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I also stuck with "kitschy" instead of SCHLOCK for too long — I prefer kitsch myself.
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"Life came full circle, and we're stuck with each other at this point," says Garth.
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That quote has stuck with me — and the tactic was certainly on full display Monday.
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But in return for that traffic, publishers are stuck with Apple's less-than-ideal terms.
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" "That's always stuck with me," Schuster says, "because I think that defines who he is.
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My communications guy was benching like a monster, while I was stuck with free weights.
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Still, Manager Aaron Boone stuck with Gregorius even as he slumped heading into the playoffs.
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However, Mostert instead stuck with football, later graduating from Purdue University, then entering the NFL.
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This country bought my country in 1917, so you're pretty much stuck with my people!
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Unlike the Trump administration, Eisenhower picked a team of seasoned professionals, and stuck with them.
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Even as it faced blistering criticism for the policy in February, DoorDash stuck with it.
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Whether it turns out he can handle it or not, they are stuck with him.
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Star Wars, to its credit, has boldly stuck with the look of the 1977 movie.
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"Someone would have to drop out really unexpectedly for us to get stuck with anything."
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Few would want to get stuck with a mattress that doesn&apost meet their needs.
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This leads to new experiences still being stuck with the slowness of the old system.
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Nancy's mother insists the memory was "just a dream," but it stuck with Nancy forever.
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The Administration's proposal is reckless, and already-struggling Americans will be stuck with the consequences.
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Despite having done reiki and meditation, the stigma of hypnosis stuck with me at first.
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The situation has left the patient in limbo and the hospital stuck with mounting costs.
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Also of note, dealers got stuck with 35% of the auction, the most since December.
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Merchants buying used items from places like garage sales were suddenly stuck with unsellable inventory.
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This left us stuck with a gas guzzling inventory that nobody wanted to buy anymore.
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Unfortunately, that narrative stuck with Clinton and greatly contributed to her downfall three years ago.
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It has stuck with its tech-heavy bets such as Amazon and Google for years.
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Some players never stuck with gum chewing long enough for it to become habit-forming.
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So Miss RJ was stuck there, and her own children were stuck with someone else.
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I really worked my ass off and I stuck with the family the whole way.
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I could also wonder about being in the Bundesliga if I had stuck with soccer.
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But more importantly, we don't have to be stuck with our current state of knowledge.
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I had been there once a very long time ago, and it really stuck with me.
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But the company stuck with Amazon for primary workloads, a person familiar with the matter said.
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"You are stuck with them unless you have them surgically removed by a dermatologist," she says.
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When it seemed like we were stuck with the Affordable Care Act, we complained about it.
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In an interesting twist, the British accent has stuck with Muscatello even after all this controversy.
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We stuck with a nine-man rotation and I thought our guys fought to the end.
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Fox News and MSNBC also both stuck with their original schedules instead of airing Sanders' speech.
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But it got me thinking about the launch experiences that have stuck with me years later.
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But what has stuck with me is how the book turns philosophical ideas into livable space.
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At the time, Disney stuck with Brown, hoping to duplicate that type of R&B success.
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I remember that story stuck with me because the imagery was something I could almost see.
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I was really embarrassed to talk about it, and the whole shopping experience stuck with me.
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Once flathunters find their dream home, they are stuck with whichever agency the landlord has picked.
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But good news: This doesn't mean you're stuck with an old AF computer until next November.
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Most Republicans stuck with Trump, calling Khanna's and Lee's bills "dangerous" and intended to "weaken" Trump.
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It stuck with me, because his words made me feel so uncomfortable in my own skin.
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It's very difficult, and our characters are stuck with that, and they're trying to change things.
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When you get to the next commercial break, you're stuck with only the pause button again.
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But, David's friends were extremely loyal, and they stuck with it because David had a vision.
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He stuck with her case and believed that something was there that could help solve it.
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Alas, most of us are stuck with dialogue created by our muddled brains, not literary pens.
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Once the Allergan deal was lost, Ackman stuck with Valeant in hopes to strike other deals.
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But otherwise, you're stuck with built-in icons (of which there are many) and app icons.
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But the other reason this scene has stuck with me is because of my own biases.
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So for the foreseeable future, drone buyers are largely stuck with whatever options DJI gives them.
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I stuck with that idea because it was easier to get the right medicines and procedures.
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Did you get stuck with a large liquidation preference or "participating preferred" in your seed round?
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But some people have loyally stuck with the hit mobile game months after its popularity waned.
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She laid it out during the primaries and she has stuck with it in the general.
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The ESPN2 crew in the truck stuck with all postgame sendoff before calling it a night.
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There's so much proof that that statement isn't true, and yet he stuck with it repeatedly.
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"Nobody makes me bleed my own blood" is one that has always kinda stuck with me.
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He stuck with the part in 33 episodes over the next twelve years, per the BBC.
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The earnings report showed that users and advertisers alike stuck with the platform despite privacy doubts.
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I don't know why I quote-unquote "stuck with it" [laughs] but I guess I did.
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Especially when he's stuck with parents who pay way less attention to him than Pasha's do.
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And if you somehow accidentally break the camera module, well, you're stuck with a busted phone.
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So if your temp is elevated, that's a good sign that you're stuck with a cold.
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If you've stuck with me this far, you're probably wondering about the Note 8's performance.
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And now I'm stuck with it, now I can never leave Trash City, which is ridiculous.
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If he'd stuck with it, it's not clear that the first StaRRcar could have caught on.
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You're stuck with the Google Assistant, but at least it's a smarter assistant than Samsung's Bixby.
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If it's something like a GoPro, you're stuck with the same shot for the entire event.
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Daimler stuck with its forecast for adjusted full-year group EBIT to slightly beat 2015 levels.
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Some investors have stuck with timberland REITs, which have been around longer and are much bigger.
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You're either stuck with a horrific wedgie or flashing your buttcrack every time you sit down.
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This tidbit about one of our favorite celebrities stuck with us because it's really quite unique.
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"I really like the way we played, we stuck with it," said Senators coach Dave Cameron.
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"They played well, but we stuck with it and got a big win there," Bouma said.
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This often leaves patients stuck with bills for transports that were critical in saving their lives.
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They made some tough shots down the stretch, but I thought our guys stuck with it.
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Still, the Yoga Book hasn't even shipped yet, so you're stuck with your Chromebook for awhile.
|
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In Flynn's case, Trump, stuck with the craggy-faced Army officer whose appearance suggests steadfast strength.
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Instead, they stuck with the motto that sprung up on T-shirts: Stay in the Fight.
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And we stuck with our program and what we wanted to do and just kept going.
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Still, despite this slightly more casual approach, I stuck with "World of Warcraft" for a while.
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It's that scene that's stuck with her, even as she's forgotten everything else about the play.
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They stuck with Republicans, largely out of loyalty to majority leader (and fellow Californian) Kevin McCarthy.
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NIGHTCAP: Did you call for a New Year's Eve Uber and get stuck with surge pricing?
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We stuck with what we needed to do, and we got the huge goal from Conor.
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Also, read the fine print to ensure you don't get stuck with a hefty return charge.
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Maddon sent Montero up to bat, and Roberts stuck with Blanton because of his track record.
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When students are not able to repay their loans, taxpayers get stuck with the massive tab.
|
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For now, it seems, we're stuck with a president who does weird and potentially dangerous things.
|
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But when you rented a terrible movie from a video store you were stuck with it.
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Think you're getting stuck with bigger bills for your routine medical costs, like copayments and deductibles?
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Before I only stuck with one, but now I've been going to different supermarkets as well.
|
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Here are four of the lessons that have stuck with me from "What It's Worth":1.
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So, come January, streaming services would be stuck with a title that few people would watch.
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"We stuck with it the whole game," said Senators captain Erik Karlsson, who had two assists.
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But after years of work, he notched a layup for the team that stuck with him.
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" Breelyn, he added, is "kind of stuck with dealing with the aftereffects of my military service.
|
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Trump viscerally tapped into that anger, and he stuck with the issue throughout the 2016 campaign.
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But it stuck with me, and that's what made me think of using the word 'falling.
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They've also stuck with their cooking process, which was already a good cultural fit for China.
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Hansen stuck with it, maintaining that representing her country was "the biggest honor" she could envisage.
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Both wished they had stuck with it, but note that their childhoods affected the relationship negatively.
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An elder said to me, "The dead can't hurt you" and that really stuck with me.
|
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However, Fallout 3 has stuck with me in a way that the other two games didn't.
|
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She adds that she has stuck with the KonMari program: "I never looked back," she says.
|
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Once I'd solved the corresponding down clues I was pretty much stuck with "Playing card," though.
|
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"The Kitchen Table Series" has also always stuck with me; it's both intimate and an enigma.
|
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Although there are worse things in the world than being stuck with Donald Trump as president.
|
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You'll be stuck with the platform population of whatever version of the game you're currently playing.
|
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I take a lot of energy in reframing-- JOE KERNEN: We're stuck with Bernie versus Trump.
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But he stuck with his plan, and, in 2012, he officially announced that he was done.
|
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There's always a risk that its sales process stumbles, leaving it stuck with too many cameras.
|
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Was there ever a moment when you were like, "Maybe I should have stuck with PR"?
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"Good, 'cause you're stuck with me," she replies, with her joke sounding more like a threat.
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I stuck with this accountant for about a decade before deciding to take things over myself.
|
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Clifford said it was a bit of wisdom that had stuck with him through the years.
|
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I thought it was a really solid team effort that stuck with it for 65 minutes.
|
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Even so, people have stuck with Evernote partly because taking their notes elsewhere is hardly easy.
|
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I stuck with tea or the fine mango lassi, a little tart and very slightly salty.
|
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It would be 1099s and these heavily lobbied issues, and then we'll be stuck with Obamacare.
|
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That left the industry sort of stuck with established players and incremental innovations over several decades.
|
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But the populist leaders stuck with him, saying the alternative to Mr. Conte was new elections.
|
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We hope Apple expands its smart speaker lineup, but until then you're stuck with the HomePod.
|
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She, on other hand, stuck with it, running with friends for a club in her neighborhood.
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You gave me the clothes on my back and you stuck with me all the time.
|
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These are non-renewable payments so no one is surprised or stuck with an unwanted membership.
|
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Making everything a computer means you're stuck with the same longevity expectations as any other computer.
|
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Many tech workers were stuck with their companies for years, waiting for an initial public offering.
|
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But for better or worse, the Oscar choices make movie history, and we're stuck with them.
|
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Still, strangely, that first New York impression -- the muck on the street -- stuck with him, too.
|
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CNN stuck with Lord even when he had made clearly disingenuous or just plain ridiculous comments.
|
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Still, Corker and most elected Republicans stuck with Trump all the way to the White House.
|
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Here, you're stuck with Huawei's preloaded apps, but at least those include Google Fit and MyFitnessPal.
|
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That mantra stuck with him after becoming Indiana's governor in 2013 — for good and for bad.
|
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Sorry, rest of the world — you're stuck with lavender-scented bath bombs and KFC regular sides.
|
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Still, despite being acquitted of the DUI charge ... Uso still got stuck with the speeding ticket.
|
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I had a philosophy teacher in 11th grade who said something that always stuck with me.
|
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" Another Franklin insight has stuck with Gleason: "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.
|
|
Well, unless you're a kid today who will get stuck with the bill down the line.
|
|
But these books haven't stuck with me just because they mirror the mood of a moment.
|
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Older millennials — individuals ages 30 to 38 — were most likely to get stuck with these bills.
|
|
This time, the I.O.C. was stuck with a scandal that it could not sneak out of.
|
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In the course of his presentation, he said something that has stuck with me ever since.
|
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That photo of a ridiculously healthy golf course surrounded by the desert really stuck with me.
|
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Some consultants, according to TINA, were stuck with as much as $15,000 worth of unsold clothes.
|
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Within a couple of days I switched to "y'all," a habit that's stuck with me since.
|
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Watson and Kittle stuck with the technology up until 2012, before they switched to digital cameras.
|
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And that's at least a step in the right direction, even if we're still stuck with Lightning.
|
|
See, once the dealer gets you to test drive the Corvette, you&aposre stuck with two options.
|
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My posture is simply horrendous, borderline-gargoyle awful and I'm stuck with chronic back and neck pain.
|
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Immigration will also be a big deal in Nevada where Democrats are stuck with two vacant seats.
|
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But they're stuck with a still-fat balance sheet and a 224, 210 percent fed funds rate.
|
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GEORGE CHURCH, GENETICS PROFESSOR, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL: Genes are what we get and we're stuck with them.
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Others, like Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, have stuck with Trump and risked losing moderate voters.
|
|
"I think we're going to be stuck with a flat market for the foreseeable future," he said.
|
|
Yang spoke to Vox in 2014, and what he said about The Shadow Hero stuck with me.
|
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"Going into the third, they just stuck with what they were doing and we didn't," Boucher said.
|
|
Chrissy and Katrina were stuck with the Mom Squad label simply because there were two of them.
|
|
But if Congress ends up stuck with the tab, it's clear some conservatives may not be happy.
|
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However you're still stuck with the lengthy process of uploading and then downloading the (presumably large) file.
|
|
Which means, if you're somehow stuck with Microsoft's least popular operating system, it's time to move on.
|
|
And the fact of the matter is that most people are still stuck with much slower connections.
|
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When JPMorgan discussed the worrisome meeting with Nordstrom, there was one point that really stuck with Cramer.
|
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I'm stuck with this beta version of macOS until the fall when the official release will drop.
|
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Best for: Mobile hotspot users and video junkies who don't mind being stuck with DVD-quality streams.
|
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Nothing ruins the fun of summer drinking like being stuck with a big case of skunked beer.
|
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" He said something that stuck with us as a bad example: "The Germans don't know anything else.
|
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If we'd all stuck with our first dream, the world would be overrun with cowboys and princesses.
|
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In terms of dialogue, Luke is also stuck with the short end of the stick this episode.
|
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Or maybe it's a Wednesday night and you're stuck with just three ingredients left in your cupboards.
|
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A handful of Democrats who had been seen as potential swing votes all stuck with their party.
|
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However, nobody seemed to think the taxpayers should be stuck with a $1 million annual maintenance bill.
|
|
Khosrowshahi stuck with the travel site as its CEO, and he's held that post until this week.
|
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A lot of these people are longtime app developers who have stuck with Apple even since 1997.
|
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It stuck with well-rated places from TripAdvisor, but not the priciest or absolutely best-rated places.
|
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With the old system, we were stuck with legacy 3rd party black box code and stale data.
|
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Airbnb stuck with the logo, which remains prominently featured on nearly every page of the company's website.
|
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We probably also will be stuck with more episodes of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
|
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But Berman relinquished leadership of the case, and Trump can't do anything about being stuck with Khuzami.
|
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But since we're stuck with them, I decided to make the most out of the situation & decorate!!
|
|
HBO's Camping essentially runs on a single mantra: Hell is other people (whom you're inescapably stuck with).
|
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Since I'm not a huge fan of non-dairy cheese substitutes, I stuck with dairy cheese instead.
|
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"We are still stuck with this sell-the dollar-buy-the-yen trend right now," he said.
|
|
Stuck with close to its current scale, it aggressively pushes to squeeze more revenue from each user.
|
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I always wished I could have one, too, but I was stuck with a Samsung Galaxy S6.
|
|
"Many homes and companies would be stuck with slow internet for many more years," a spokesman said.
|
|
" What stuck with Flynn was how the game was "insanely hard and for some reason insanely fun.
|
|
So they are stuck with the stockmarket as the "least dirty shirt" on offer. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
|
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He wasn't going to get anything away, kind of sold out to that and stuck with it.
|
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After that, you're stuck with the regular old payment plan and a $30 upgrade or activation fee.
|
|
But this scene in Sovetksy, of multiple backhoes working in concert to clear rubble, stuck with me.
|
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It's one of the few scenes that stuck with me because Ken does not move when bitten.
|
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Take your foot off the gas pedal now, and you might get stuck with gas for decades.
|
|
Despite losses, Ainslie said investors stuck with the firm and added new money every month in 2016.
|
|
Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, stuck with their party, ensuring Democrats were defeated.
|
|
Trump pulled up stakes and left, and the government was stuck with a $32 million unpaid loan.
|
|
It was a talking point to which he stuck with focus that would make any politician envious.
|
|
That leaves small business owners like me — and other average taxpayers — stuck with their $85033 billion tab.
|
|
With his aggressive strokes he offered enough threat to keep things interesting and admirably stuck with Federer.
|
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The remark shocked some lawmakers who stuck with Trump on health care, despite the political perils. Rep.
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I stuck with basketball until high school and picked up wrestling, which I was much better at.
|
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But he stuck with me and I think a volunteer also joined me on the other side.
|
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You're stuck with him or her for the next four years, and the consequences could be irreparable.
|
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That moment has always stuck with me... He still felt that he could have, somehow, done more.
|
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Tech's problem is that industry mindsets are still stuck with an out-dated upgrade-or-die mentality.
|
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Of all the exercises we did, the one that stuck with me the most involved partnering up.
|
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Although she doesn't like getting stuck with needles, she enjoys caring for her mother and stuffed animals.
|
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But now we were stuck with the ungodly Crave Crate, still mostly full with 50-plus sliders.
|
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I picked it when I was 17 and now I am stuck with this 17 years later.
|
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And I was stuck with cards in my hand I couldn't play because of that velvet choker.
|
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So we got to make sure the taxpayer isn't continually stuck with bills out of thin air.
|
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But to a Republican Party that has stuck with that president, what difference would this actually make?
|
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But this doesn't always happen, meaning that carriers and insurance companies get stuck with iCloud-locked phones.
|
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"I grew up in a believing Catholic home and that has stuck with me," she told me.
|
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That clearly is economics — particularly millennial college graduates who are stuck with student loans and mediocre jobs.
|
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"We just stuck with it and I'd say our PK (penalty kill) was very strong," Atkinson said.
|
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The brand has also stuck with the same Instagram-worthy packaging, just in a new melon color.
|
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Asked why they stuck with the case so long over a relatively small amount of money, Mrs.
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If conservatives can't manage to strangle a new program in the cradle, they're stuck with it forever.
|
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Read more: A police dog was stuck with 200 porcupine quills during the pursuit of a suspect
|
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Yet, if he limps across the finish line, Democrats will be stuck with him no matter what.
|
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Cases like Rifkin's have stuck with me, leaving me to question how such a thing could occur.
|
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But we stuck with the game, which is most important, and we made the plays when necessary.
|
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Your choice will help the app choose your first soundscape, but you won't be stuck with that.
|
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If you're stuck with a fee, consider taking out larger sums so you can make fewer withdrawals.
|
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Arrive too early and you'll be stuck with aching feet by the time the headliner rolls around.
|
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They came to work and they stuck with it and we made errors we shouldn't be making.
|
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Pro photogs use different lenses for different situations, but your smartphone is stuck with one standard setup.
|
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If a driver's rating dips, they'll risk losing perks and may be stuck with a tuition bill.
|
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But Republicans have stuck with the strategy for months, hoping it will make people question Delgado's roots.
|
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That's a bit of work, so I stuck with the individual app approach for the most part.
|
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They found someone/something they believed in, they dedicated themselves, stuck with it, and made a difference.
|
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Fortunately, Pedlow stuck with it, and in 1971 she set a marathon world record — 2:49:40.
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The cases signal mounting anger among citizens stuck with high infrastructure costs tied to burning fossil fuels.
|
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Workers who start with low wages more often get stuck with them for a very long time.
|
|
King and Smith left Nicaragua for Costa Rica, but the idea of the van stuck with them.
|
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Meanwhile, Paul Manafort has stuck with his "not guilty" plea and will go to trial in September.
|
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Instead, we're stuck with a system that allows Buffalo Sabres ownership to tell fans they are a .
|
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OPEC stuck with a forecast that world oil demand will rise by 1.20 million bpd this year.
|
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We started really getting into it a few years ago, so I just stuck with the Patriots.
|
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It was a potent (and patently false) framing, and it's stuck with us, especially among conservative media.
|
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But it stuck with me, for a long time, because it's such a beautiful bit of storytelling.
|
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Business benefit: Vogels said many businesses are still stuck with the technology consumers used in the 1990s.
|
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A kinder interpretation of Bradley's 12-36 career record is that he's been stuck with rebuilding teams.
|
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But he's stuck with it, and it's helped win him the nomination, because many conservatives love it.
|
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She left Jive, who stuck with Kelly, and Blackground struck a new distribution deal with Atlantic Records.
|
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And those that do have access are often stuck with pricey monopolies that don't respect consumer privacy.
|
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Indicated 2.6 percent lower The group stuck with its 2017 guidance as it reported first-quarter results.
|
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Instead, we got stuck with the been-there-done-that characters that populated the previous Avengers installments.
|
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He wanted to choose No. 1 but instead stuck with 13, the number he wore last year.
|
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Mostly, though, it stuck with re-tweaking the narrow version of Modernism it fabricated in the 1930s.
|
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As the shows wind to a close, one in particular has stuck with me: Noir Kei Ninomiya.
|
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But "Stay" had stuck with her since she'd heard it years ago in someone's car, she said.
|
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Worse: Mr. Zuckerberg stuck with this mix of extreme earnestness and willful naïveté for far too long.
|
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NM: Although pictures are problematic as a source of meaning, we seem to be stuck with them.
|
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So unless I can get past $6,300 in receipts, I'm stuck with the return TurboTax gave me.
|
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By that point, absentee ballots had already been sent out, and the GOP was stuck with Moore.
|
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With Clippy, though, the company has generally stuck with its decision to put Clippy in the past.
|
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Though Mr. Trump ended the meeting genially, the accusations clearly stuck with him, Mr. Comey's memos showed.
|
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Grass-roots Trump supporters — who are often at odds with the business community — stuck with the president.
|
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But the comment stuck with me because it touched on a number of important ideas at once.
|
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Some California communities are stuck with reputations for "blight and bad vibes" that they just can't shake.
|
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Since finishing the show, the image of Karla in the desert is what has stuck with me.
|
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Aside from a couple of bargain Vietnamese meals at the market, I stuck with Czech cuisine throughout.
|
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Mr. Sanchez said he did not want to be stuck with empty shelters if children stopped coming.
|
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Instead, we stuck with five basic questions that pretty much anyone can answer without thinking too hard.
|
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Ms. Sehgal kept a running list through the year of those books that stuck with her most.
|
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Such a situation would leave the company stuck with long-term leases, few clients and little income.
|
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They stuck with loser guys for years, suffered through unpleasant intercourse, and grew to despise one another.
|
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A few months later, he was placed under house arrest, but the company stuck with his vision.
|
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Fortunately for me, I didn't get stuck with too many short entries that I wouldn't normally use.
|
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One story of sexism that really stuck with me was from a college CS student like myself.
|
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When the economy rebounded, most carriers stuck with the practice or put more seats on bigger planes.
|
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It stuck with him that the N.Y.P.D. finally caught the serial killer by poring over parking tickets.
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Someday we will elect a president by popular vote, but for now we're stuck with this guy.
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However, the brand has stuck with the signature aluminum tube that made it a flat-lay favorite.
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We stuck with it all night, getting pucks to the net, and it worked out for us.
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And, if something happens to both of us, our parents won&apost be stuck with the bill.
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If I don't like the investment choices offered with my employer's H.S.A., am I stuck with it?
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And let the Republican-run Senate, a graveyard of principle, be stuck with defending a lawless president.
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And even if advertisers had stuck with Mr. O'Reilly, Mr. Wieser added, the situation raised other questions.
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But the peace he had walking away from the game, it floored me; it stuck with me.
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He adds that he stuck with the company and added to his position after some difficult quarters.
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Unfortunately, I am out of the return period so we are stuck with the too-big hoodie.
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No matter how she performs, Gold said she would be proud that she stuck with the sport.
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Lim is stuck with Valencia, an investment he has allowed to enter a sort of managed decline.
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But it turned out I was O.K. at it, so I stuck with it for a while.
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Prescott eventually said the Cowboys wanted to "defer," but referee Walt Anderson stuck with the original call.
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We know exactly who voted, but ultimately we're stuck with a pretty favorable sample for Mrs. Clinton.
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Landlords were stuck with nonpaying tenants, and they fear that new voucher programs could bring similar problems.
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As a health writer, I knew that meant we could be stuck with some pretty steep bills.
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For all the murmurs of a Trump primary challenge, the president's coalition has largely stuck with him.
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This means you'll be stuck with your previous plan by December 15 if you don't take action.
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But I find this novel has stuck with me in ways that ostensibly "better" ones have not.
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These are the consumers who have stuck with the marketplace as premiums have bumped up and down.
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She also wrote how lucky she felt to have a partner who stuck with her through depression.
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The music was all Prodigy, Massive Attack, Carl Cox, the Hackers soundtrack—that always stuck with me.
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But no matter what, economists say it is American consumers who will be stuck with the bill.
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"We'll be in his public space, making a demand, and he'll be stuck with us," Neiman said.
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The president praised Hicks, one of the few advisers who has stuck with him since the campaign.
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It looks like developers will be stuck with that obstructive notch when it comes to creating iOS apps.
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It's 2017, and we're still stuck with email clients that refuse to accept attachments going north of 25MB.
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Two in particular stuck with me, qualities that good critics aspire to, no matter what they're writing about.
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My primer in the quasi-moral Code stuck with me as I adjusted to life on death row.
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But unlike previous Compacts, Sony didn't give it flagship specs; it's stuck with a midrange Snapdragon 652 processor.
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This song never stuck with me but its video did inspire my current-day fashion and dance moves.
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Many people have stuck with a favorite card for years, potentially padding their costs and missing rewards opportunities.
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"A lot of people are stuck with the old mentality of having things done for them," he said.
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None of it seemed to matter to his supporters, who stuck with their man despite all his troubles.
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It was a frustrating and confusing exercise, but what stuck with me was that these guys are scared.
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A woman who went on Tattoo Fixers to improve her ink was sadly stuck with another permanent mistake.
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