" She said, "You could hear the cling, cling, cling of the horseshoes at lunchtime.
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Axe and Lara cling to their riches and they cling even harder to their grudges.
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I cling to my yellow locks just as others cling to a lack of eye bags.
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I cling to my sneakers, those in protest of Nike cling to their ideologies, and Nike itself clings to a desire to be part of a national conversation.
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Aguiñiga shivers as she continues to cling to the boundary.
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It's unfortunate that so many still cling to linear storytelling.
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For now, the rebels believe they can cling on militarily.
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Many others in VMRO would prefer to cling to power.
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We could cling to her as some semblance of normalcy.
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The Mahoneys and their dog, stubborn sorts, still cling on.
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Three jockeying coalitions each cling to the label of liberal.
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Sometimes we cling to the past a little too blindly.
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They cling to their dolls, action figures, and stuffed animals.
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But there is little evidence of decency to cling to.
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Why do I cling to that word in automotive reviews?
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It's the narrative that so many of us cling to.
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If it's too thin, it won't cling to the pasta.
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Periwinkles cling to rocks; mussels pinch themselves together like purses.
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She would cling to Trump's base while cutting into Democrats'.
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Unfortunately, some Democrats continue to cling to these talking points.
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However, there are a few consistencies we can cling onto.
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"Hope is always the thing to cling to," he said.
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They cling to their own disempowerment and call it romance.
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Mr. Jammeh has tried numerous channels to cling to power.
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The cohesion of water molecules as they cling to each other a bit more tenaciously than they cling to the other molecules in their environment produces a thin "skin" on the surface of the water.
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By what political magic does Mr Madigan cling on so tight?
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Some cling to the last drops of life; others give way.
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While villagers fret about the future, many cling to the past.
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Why are there people who cling life and death to hatefulness?
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Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling will air on Nickelodeon in 2018.
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Add the yogurt, cover with cling film, and refrigerate overnight. 3.
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Failure can cling to you, even when it's not your fault.
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In the dirt arena cowboys and cowgirls cling to bucking broncos.
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Others are determined to cling on—but may find that hard.
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We cannot cling to what's worked and hope for the best.
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Specks of black dust and sediment cling to the uneven surface.
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ISIS will continue to cling to its nirvana of a caliphate.
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"The first urge is to cling on," he says about breakups.
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Fine, this is America, you can cling to whatever you want.
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Fun doggy factoids cling to him like so much Samoyed fur.
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Terrified, we cling to the rigid confines of our own perspective.
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But believe it or not, some creatures still cling to life.
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"I think she'll cling on as long as possible," she said.
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These infectious particles cling to the hands of children playing outside.
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They should ask why we cling to old interests and methods.
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They huddle, cling, and drown below the crashing sky and waters.
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It's not a time to stubbornly cling to my own viewpoint.
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Benítez would cling to his job for only six more weeks.
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Colombians therefore have to cling to their resolve to find peace.
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But in this delicate acoustic bolero, they still cling to hope.
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I know other parents in similar situations also cling to hope.
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They really cling onto the foot, and they're a nice thickness.
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You're adaptable, Gemini, so don't cling on to something that isn't working.
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And in today's world, that's a damn powerful idea to cling to.
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I'm going to cling to that fact as we head into 2017.
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Stay flexible, and don't cling to the old way of doing things.
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"My brother is gone," one sobs as they cling to each other.
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Mr Maduro's response has been to cling on to power more tightly.
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Yet even intelligent people cling to feeble explanations of why it happened.
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Water bottles and instant-noodle packets cling together to form plastic islands.
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Most telling of all is how the populists cling to the comparisons.
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People seemed to cling to their gloomy, wrong assumptions about the world.
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That, however, is to cling to a qualified success amid many failures.
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Or will we cling to the safety of who we once were?
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Some cling to the notion that stimulus is unhelpful, risky and hard.
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Until then, we're happy to cling to any semblance of the star.
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His critics cling to the hope that the damage will be mild.
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We know the truth, and will cling to it come Election Day.
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His opponents have long underestimated his regime's determination to cling to power.
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The kids absolutely melt down—they cry, retreat, cling to their teachers.
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She says that faith is all her family have to cling to.
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So I thought I can't cling to one person the entire time.
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But I try not to cling to the things that are devastating.
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What they need to do: Cling to Ben Bishop for dear life.
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We could cling to the hope that there was something more there.
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Those who cling on in the city do so at a cost.
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Place in a container and cover with cling-film for 10 minutes.
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In both places, as elsewhere, the old ruling elites still cling on.
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They cling onto that concept of themselves, it's the juvenile clothes ... Everything.
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Some still cling to the hope of the Brexit process being reversed.
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Sometimes failure can cling to you, even when it's not your fault.
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Unproven ideas are perilous, leading most studios to cling to bankable sequels.
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It's not like you to cling to grudges, but you're only human.
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Unnerved by black anger, Americans like Mr. Giuliani cling to false equivalencies.
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Maybe it was cruel, this futile attempt to cling to our pastime.
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To make the veal Cordon bleu, cover cutlets loosely in cling wrap.
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You cling to these stories of the apocalypse because you want it.
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By contrast, Elliot has two thin strands of hope to cling to.
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I cling to my sister and childhood friends who remember the past.
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Still, why cling to the food, imagery and decorations from another place?
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Can he really be so desperate to cling to his Senate seat?
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Yet it was a cultural identity that I tried to cling to.
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But I have little else to cling to as of her entrance.
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But there are some belongings I cling to: the tools of hospitality.
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But as with all technology, some stalwarts cling resolutely to the old ways.
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ARROYO: It looks like you walked out of your house with static cling.
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So why do companies (and criminals) still cling to such an obnoxious method?
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I'm bipolar, and I cling to a particular regimen to stay mentally balanced.
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They refuse, they cling to the realm or the gods or love. Illusions.
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The internet and home delivery help them cling on, points out Mr Morita.
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There's just nothing for warmth to cling to in the thin, dry air.
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Rubio is the flawed, rickety lifeboat we cling to, the amulet we clutch.
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The eggs cling to the edges of containers and can survive long droughts.
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Bashar al-Assad, Syria's president, is destroying his country to cling to power.
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I've also noticed your tendency to cling pretty tightly to the DJ booth.
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These quotations cling to her cortex, forming a bridge between confusion and clarity.
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And you cling desperately to the only thing you now trust: your guru.
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Other times, thick chords cling insistently to every syllable of the sung words.
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But the birther lies cling to him as tightly as his nativist hallucinators.
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Republican candidates, including moderates, will have to cling to Trump or risk oblivion.
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If you cling to that mindset, it causes mental suffering or physical suffering.
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I was wrong; I am the one who will cling to them, weeping.
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Spongy panels of skin cling to the meat; the texture is intentionally slippery.
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When I put them in, the earbuds seem to cling to my ear.
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When a nymph digs through infected soil, fungal spores cling to its body.
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Tiny birds fluttered and flew to cling to bending grass-stems, balancing lightly.
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Some cling tight to their mantras about washing their hands and avoiding travel.
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Fat rice grains that cling, that you can scoop up with your hands.
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"He said to me, 'If you can, cling to the work,'" McCarthy recalled.
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It is understandable why so many people cling fast to the former view.
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But insecurely attached babies will either avoid their parent or cling to them.
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Vested interests will cling to status quo, or make cosmetic changes, at best.
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"Once a government starts, it will cling on at all costs," he said.
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Disposable cutlery, cling wrap and coffee cups and lids have very low probability.
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We cling to worst case scenarios to justify the chains that bind us.
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He's got to cling to whatever might help him remain a free man.
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Analysts believe this means they will do everything they can to cling to office.
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But that sense of drab realism will always cling to it a little bit.
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He's offering a way to cling to that feeling just a little while longer.
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The CDU and SPD managed to cling on to the leadership of both regions.
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Probably. But in dark times, we cling to the shreds of hope we've got.
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In Valencia, a few multinational companies like Nestle and Ford Motor Co cling on.
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And the more others try to bash them, the more you cling to them.
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Many in China still cling to the hope that he can be reasoned with.
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Some Republicans continued to cling to "birther" theories, but they were in the minority.
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Protesters frantically shouted for and passed on helmets, cling film, masks and other utilities.
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Autocrats who cling to power after losing elections are particularly likely to be deposed.
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It is not much of a hope to cling to, but it is something.
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I'm not someone that's going to like cling on for dear life to yesteryear.
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The kids cling to their fathers, who often have lost a limb as well.
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Cancer can cling to the past, so remember that you are not your history.
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Cover with cling film and refrigerate or freeze for at least 4 hours. 7.
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And the harder you cling to the past, the harder it's going to be.
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Quite predictably, media control advocates want the FCC to cling to its old rules.
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However, as FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver noted, the Republicans could still cling onto the House.
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However, Conte could still attempt to cling on and bring the crisis to parliament.
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Yet the overwhelming majority of Americans — about 100 million homes — still cling to cable.
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The more we threaten them, the more they cling to the bomb for survival.
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The cheese formed a cling-wrap-like coating throughout the inside of my mouth.
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In the absence of human interaction we cling to whatever dark simulacrum is available.
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Bruni: The question remains: Does she cling too tight to the reins of power?
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She is resigned to her fate and has decided to cling to her faith.
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Mr. Maduro's friends in Cuba, China, Russia and Turkey have helped him cling on.
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Plenty of bohemians still manage to cling to their private patch of hillside, however.
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Pickled mustard greens are essential, the tang offsetting the velvet cling of liquid fat.
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Lizzie resolves to cling to him as he drops down the chute to oblivion.
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Opposition activists called the referendum another effort by the president to cling to power.
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We cling to each other more tightly each year, hoping the other is enough.
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Fortunately, the egg tarts remain, both Cantonese (sweeter, shinier) and Portuguese (denser, with cling).
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"As we film, I cling to being a professional, like the others," he added.
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"People cling to power instead of seeing the power in other people," he said.
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Her decision to cling to power now looks undignified; that is out of character.
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Dear Heloise: I hate the static cling we get here during the winter months.
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Other so-called leaders for life have interfered with elections to cling to power.
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I cling to the hope that the world will do better in the future.
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We must cling to each other passionately and really, really just go for it.
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If he manages to cling on for that long, it will be for political reasons.
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Mortals cling to the hope that they will leave some permanent trace of themselves behind.
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"We were just fucking kids desperately trying to cling onto our childhood," says Mortimer, laughing.
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They wanted to protect their own positions and cling on to their assumptions of superiority.
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You&aposre the ones that cling to your God, your guns, your bible, your religion.
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Dampen your hands before shaping the patties and the meat won't cling to your fingers.
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With nowhere to take cover, women hunch over children as many cling to the ground.
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The printed material managed to cling to the rounded surface and convert light into electricity.
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Rachel tried to cling to her mental health, while knowing she was going to slide.
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That knowing it's going to end is the reason why people cling to each other?
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Still, only minor shifts across the House map could help Republicans cling to a majority.
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We&aposre the people that cling to our god, our guns, our bibles and religion.
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This mindset is quickly going out of fashion but some stubbornly cling to the past.
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This reduces the surface tension that would otherwise cause a water droplet to cling on.
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Despite economic catastrophe and popular rage, the government is finding ways to cling to power.
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Kids who you know, just cling to their moms for months after they've been released.
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So he or she tends to cling to the position for as long as possible.
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They cling to "old data, poor data or no data at all," gripes Mr Thorne.
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It also informs you of the patterns your child may cling to in the future.
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Sites like Spotify were only able to cling on to HITnRUN, his most recent album.
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It turns out these microbes use hooks to cling on in desperation while we pee.
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The stronger Mr Corbyn becomes, the more desperately the Tories cling to the status quo.
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If anything, she says, the least fortunate cling most tightly to a romantic marriage ideal.
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Some people have a tendency to get more withdrawn when some people cling, she says.
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But she would be more likely to cling on, in the short term at least.
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But the people figuring out its digital strategy agree it can't cling to the past.
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Other supporters went to work finding some small concession that moderates could cling to. Rep.
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The Belgians cling to the comforting maxims of yesteryear just as events render them obsolete.
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And yet they cling to an outdated political model, which is neither wise, nor sustainable.
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But having promised to quit, any attempt to cling to office could wreck his reputation.
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Some cling faithfully to pillars of American dogma: capitalism and the promise of class mobility.
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Everyone's got a favorite, and we cling to our loyalties out of sheer mindless stubbornness.
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Financial-market wobbles or rising interest rates cause people to cling tighter to their cash.
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So Tillerson may cling on a little longer on the political equivalent of death row.
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As his administration sinks in scandal, Trump will cling all the more tightly to Bannonism.
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It's something that fans can desperately cling on to, and for that we are grateful.
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And he said the arguments for Democrats to cling to Pelosi aren't compelling to him.
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Put another way: Choose hospitality, civility and kindness, and cling to them no matter what.
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Don't cling to the past—eclipses only become more emotional and exhausting if you do.
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Their supply chains have become snagged as farmers cling to their crops amid sour prices.
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Wanda can only cling to what she can, often without being able to say why.
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Kyaw Soe Oo's daughter, Moe Thin Wai Zan, now three, would cling to her father.
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With people around him dying, he must have found something really beautiful to cling to.
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So why do we still cling to it like an essential part of the calendar?
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Where to cling or step when hugging a sheer vertical rock face over an abyss?
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It is misleading and disingenuous of Trump's attorneys to cling to this patently ridiculous defense.
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The idea is to control salmonella, a potentially fatal bacteria that can cling to eggs.
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If they are too wet, they slip right over the butter, and it won't cling.
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"I foolishly cling to the idea that they might start boarding again," Ms. Pitula said.
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Many other renowned winemaking regions, however, stubbornly cling to the past—at their own peril.
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And yet these characters cling to an aristocracy that ceased to exist a century ago.
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Elections Power shifts could take place across the continent, or old strongmen could cling to power.
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I didn't cling to the 4s because of its functionality or some bizarre sense of nostalgia.
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A trailer for Static Cling, the Rocko's Modern Life movie, was teased by Nickelodeon in 2017.
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One reason is that Lava Jato has sharpened the incentive for politicians to cling to office.
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And yet I cling to the system, because every day it brings me a happy surprise.
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Pour in half of cornstarch slurry and toss to coat (slurry should cling to vegetables). 5.
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The tighter you cling on to things now, Gemini, the more frustrating this energy will be.
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Family members surround him, cling to him, extend their touch whether he remembers them or now.
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Add in the US impeachment inquiry against Trump, and market bears have plenty to cling to.
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People with the disorder develop profound, sometimes bizarre, convictions that they cling to with extraordinary tenacity.
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Barack Obama's criticism of people who "cling to guns or religion" in the 2008 presidential primary.
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And especially when you're sick, you really want to cling to whatever you can that's normal.
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In particular, it needs to be able to cling more effectively to what it lands on.
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Others species have disappeared from entire regions of the world — but could cling to existence elsewhere.
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"Cling to me, Joe, my bliss," Bennett captioned a photo of herself and Wright passionately kissing.
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I understand why the Gallic literati would want to cling to this surreptitious grammatical secret handshake.
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Cast adrift on an ocean of lies, the people there will have nothing to cling to.
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When it comes to the border crisis, both sides cling to their own view of morality.
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Hard because our natural inclination is to cling to the pain and hurt and even anger.
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Nanette's friends and family still cling to hope that her killer will be brought to justice.
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The dead still cling to the living in "Demon," blurring the divide between past and present.
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Inside my box, I found this cute mini kit to help with static cling and wrinkles.
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In 22013, Barack Obama's notorious misstep got one thing right: Rural people will "cling" to guns.
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Would she have wanted you to cling to her loss so ardently that you feel stuck?
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But many teams still cling to the old names and likenesses despite pressure to eliminate them.
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Even as Trump's poll numbers fall, most Republicans in Congress only cling to him more tightly.
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The drugs are vacuum packed into these bags wrapped with cling film and pressed right down.
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SHUTDOWN IMPACT Airline executives still cling to the hope of a "V-shaped" rebound, mirroring SARS.
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In a rare move on a continent where strongmen leaders cling to power for decades, Mrs.
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The president appears to have concluded that he can cling on to power only through repression.
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Irrational, cruel and surprising to the outside world, we cling to our ideas despite all evidence.
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Cling wrap brings levity and familiarity to sentences that might otherwise read as idiosyncratic or cryptic.
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I was sorry I had come to school—it seemed suddenly childish to cling to books.
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The Conservatives may cling to power by forming an alliance with an ultraright Northern Irish party.
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The more investigations and allegations leveled against Mr. Trump, the more fiercely they cling to him.
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The workers, sometimes more than a hundred per truck, sit on top and cling to ropes.
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We can cling to our partisan disagreements on budgets, health care, trade, climate and other issues.
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Even in the confidential safe space of therapy, they cling to their public image of strength.
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That is, we cling to a fantasized life, seeing it with colors brighter than it has.
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We see death as something that would separate us from the objects to which we cling.
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But for anybody clinging to the old definition, Tom Cruise appears eager to cling with you.
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Pappardelle is a great choice here: saucy juices like to cling to those wide, delicate ribbons.
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Lighthouses give us a false sense of security to cling to as we face the unknown.
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But the electoral season of 2008 showed just how determined he was to cling to power.
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The cheese is aged in hay, bits of which cling to its sturdy, herbal-scented rind.
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His designs are recognizable for the way they both cling and drift away, like walking memories.
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Trust and faith, ironically, is the substance of what you must cling to on your journey.
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Whatever traction Trump's ideas have, Trump himself will surely cling to the spotlight -- if he can.
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Now, we all have to pay a hefty toll as Trump's legions cling to thinning hope.
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When the boy departs, it will not cling to his clothes and linger in his hair.
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Everybody else has to cut costs, slash investments and cling on to cash, chief executives grumble.
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But Mr. Qisiiq and Mr. Alaku came for fat blue mussels that cling to the rocks.
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For this reason, a melancholy ambivalence can cling to even the most inspiring stories of leadership.
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It's not like you to cling to the past, but change can be hard for anyone.
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Let go of the past—the harder you cling to what once was, the worse you'll feel.
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Yet the greatest danger tech workers face is that they cling to an outdated view of themselves.
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I don't know why I cling to them in this limbo, but I can't let them go.
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The only way I can cut through the confusion is to cling to my identity in Christ.
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Most of our institutions are riddled with histories of racism and elitism to which they still cling.
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Mr Yameen, who had appeared determined to cling to power just seven months before, conceded without protest.
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Control issues flare up today, but change is coming: Will you cling to the past or transform?
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It's arguably the worst day of the year, but one we stubbornly cling to because of tradition.
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His opposite number Jan Andersson admitted his side had to cling on to their first-leg lead.
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Everyone needs something they can cling to that brings them back to their preferred version of humanity.
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The red wine scent doesn't cling, sadly, but the noticeably nice skin lasts for a few days.
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They've got mommy issues Baby sloths cling to their mothers for up to six months after birth.
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Mr Yameen, who had appeared determined to cling to power just six months before, conceded without protest.
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Former Ortega allies say he is seeking to exploit divisions in the coalition to cling to power.
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Such is the undemocratic gamesmanship at work in the legislature's systematic efforts to cling to partisan power.
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Cover the bowl in cling film and prove in the fridge for 2 to 4 hours. 83.
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They've got six legs, a round body, and claws that allow them to cling to pubic hair.
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Inside the cave, thousands of bats either cling tightly to the walls or fly around in bunches.
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Those opportunities are rare, so it makes sense to cling to them when they do serendipitously arrive.
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"Unfortunately, President Obama continues to cling to a plan that contains rather than defeats ISIL," he added.
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All of us in sports media often cling to that belief, which certainly at times is relevant.
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It also has microspine grippers which allow it to cling to a wall once it makes contact.
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You're supposed to cling to this in-between world full of hot people with all you've got.
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Hackers threaten American democracy more than voter fraud, yet Republicans cling to their obsession with the latter.
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She can cling on walls, has hyper-alert senses, and shoots blasts of energy from her hands.
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Aedes aegypti lay eggs that can cling to a dry surface until the rain they need arrives.
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Infants typically cling to their mother's belly, as seen in this picture by teenage photographer Riccardo Marchgiani.
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The solution is not to cling to the past simply because we are afraid of the future.
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In short, Scientologists believe that "thetans" cling to human souls and are the cause of psychological issues.
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Cool slightly, then place cling film directly on the surface of the custard and refrigerate until cold.
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Even when we intellectually know that a belief isn't serving us, we still cling to it emotionally.
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The only currency to cling to in the post-Trump era is that all bets are off.
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Yet his fear of prosecution for crimes against humanity may have encouraged him to cling to office.
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There is an urge to cling to souvenirs, but the photos and cards and candles are shed.
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I feel like they would pull on its hair or horns or whatever, cling onto its feet.
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Opportunities for residents are scarce outside of hospitals, so we cling to our jobs to avoid ruin.
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In "Little Woods," men cling to the edges, sometimes viciously and impotently, yet without overwhelming the movie.
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What he has shown is that he's willing to do just about anything to cling to power.
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He shrugged off the corruption charges as a move by the political establishment to cling to power.
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I breathed in the smell of Newport cigarettes and old attic that used to cling to him.
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Some people may argue that libraries still cling to archaic methods, which extremely diminishes their useful potential.
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In the mountains nearby, bulldozers cling to treeless slopes, scooping out red soil and leaving gaping pits.
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The vast majority of Americans do not hate immigrants or cling to guns and religion like opiates.
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Jackson says maybe they were trying to cling to something that they should have let go of.
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Some practitioners cling to weak evidence of effectiveness even when strong evidence of lack of effectiveness exists.
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Just like humans, we experience the truth of life's brevity and cling to the hope of tomorrow.
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You might describe it as country club classic, a motif that seems to cling to Trump properties.
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Spores from C. difficile bacteria cling to surfaces and can spread easily in hospitals and nursing homes.
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And if there was oxygen, then oxygen-breathing life-forms had a lifeline they could cling to.
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Clearly, people can cling to racist views even when exposed to mountains of evidence contradicting those views.
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However, enough are likely to cling to their fiscal rectitude to cause a problem for the president.
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Kashmiris find each other all over the world and we cling to the specificity of our heritage.
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These two are not egomaniacs; they are not desperate to cling on to power for power's sake.
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Those numbers have to be scary for Republicans hoping to cling to their 24-seat majority. Why?
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Given a free hand, his illegal efforts to cling to power might continue from the Oval Office.
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The exhibition's subtitle, Our histories cling to us, is a quote from Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
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Don't laugh at that sentence; please understand many in the national media desperately cling to that delusion.
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They are so fragile, passed down almost through Chinese whispers, and we want to cling to them.
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Some practitioners cling to weak evidence of effectiveness even when strong evidence of lack of effectiveness exists.
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But the conference proved that even those in the green space sometimes cling to carbon-based conveniences.
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For kids, there are coloring books and stuffed animals — which they cling to, desperately, like security blankets.
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Kabila's term as president expired in 2016, but he continued to cling to power and postponed elections.
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Female guests had to cling on to their hats as a blustery wind threatened their wedding outfits.
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No doubt some fans will cling to the idea that critics had it out for "their" movie.
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So, after fishtailing home, first you must trim out the little tenderloins that cling to the breastbone.
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That blanket may have given us static cling, but how we loved turning the switch on high.
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To cling to an explanation, with no evidence, provided by a person (the former chief information officer) apparently distrusted by Pai as a partisan and who left in October 2017 — to cling to it so completely and give no word at all that there was perhaps another explanation?
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Unfortunately, the current president, Mr Joseph Kabila, has shown worrying signs that he intends to cling to power.
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When it comes to the first lady's future plans, many Democrats still cling to the audacity of hope.
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The loss of military backing would have made it far more difficult for Maduro to cling to power.
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Certain clubs cling on to their players for grim death, holding them close in a contractually certified embrace.
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A dogged few, however, cling to nuclear energy, which is also carbon-free but has an image problem.
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And it's so much easier to slip into anger and hatred than it is to cling to peace.
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We would all rather cling to a romantic notion in preference to facing an unglamorous or dark truth.
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Many might yet cling to IS, fearful of revenge attacks at the hands of Shia or Yazidi militias.
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You will be more interesting and more useful, for longer, if you cling to your curiosity and humility.
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As long as they can cling to that, they feel like they have a leg to stand on.
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Early on, D'Elia made clear that no one should cling to any first impressions they have of Andrea.
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The idea is that during a time of tumultuous change, we like to cling to an unchanging past.
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Both microspines and silicone ridges only cling to surfaces in one direction, meaning they can be easily detached.
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Outsiders have repeatedly underestimated Mr Maduro's determination to cling to power at the expense of destroying his country.
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When investors are cautious, they cling to "safe haven" currencies, such as the dollar, yen or Swiss franc.
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The theories were plentiful for those who wanted to cling to their final moment with the Stark patriarch.
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Abe may cling to his the long-held goal in public but let it quietly drop in reality.
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Rick and Morty Season 3 Stranger Things Westworld Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling The Walking Dead Hey Arnold!
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You can then cling to their bodies and attack, as if you were playing Shadow of the Colossus.
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Remember this guy, who managed to turn plastic cling wrap, aluminium foil, and jello into fully functional knives?
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Families are herded into kill zones, unwilling cannon fodder as the group desperately tries to cling to control.
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Many Kurds, as well as Turkey's allies, still cling to hopes that the two sides will resume talks.
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To never look back, to cling desperately onto the money that you earned, dammit, that you sacrificed for.
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Post-Brexit turmoil in Europe may have spurred voters to cling to the stability that the LDP represents.
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Perfect timing, considering we are settling into our summer wardrobes (hello, dresses that won't cling to our backs).
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Even by such means, Kemp (as of this writing) was barely able to cling to a narrow majority.
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But while the governor and the Legislature cling to the status quo, the investigators investigate, the prosecutors prosecute.
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But following a lengthy video review, the call stood, allowing the Red Sox to cling to their lead.
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But it may be all they have to cling to in the next two and a half weeks.
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Minnesota has a law requiring electronic prescribing but does not penalize doctors who cling to pen and paper.
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Seasoned professionals may cling to standards of practice that are irrelevant or impossible to sustain in poor countries.
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Dodon said the court was not politically independent and accused the Democrats of trying to cling to power.
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He doesn't cling to opponents for dear life and maintain a static position with little hope of advancing.
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In the Jafariya district of the western province Raymah, houses cling to the the sides of the mountains.
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The world can be a pretty smelly place and lots of that stink can cling to your laundry.
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But even Nixon managed to cling to the presidency for over a year after his tapes were discovered.
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And viruses can cling to glass surfaces for up to 96 hours, multiple days' worth of potential infection.
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They cling to the hope that Turkey's growing deployment of troops into the province will stop the onslaught.
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That gives every episode a throughline for viewers to cling to, which is vital for recruiting new fans.
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Ties When it comes to memories, we each cling to our version like honey on a measuring spoon.
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Players (and officials) still cling to the pregame rituals they think will bring them success on the field.
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Unsuspecting senior citizens in Queens were put up for office by Democratic bosses trying to cling to power.
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There, as in the United States, some people cling to the discredited theory that vaccines can cause autism.
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And I cling to my health — my ability to think, speak and move freely — more fiercely than ever.
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They cling, instead, to a romanticized interpretation of slavery, one indebted to a book published 100 years ago.
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The power of the press to illuminate what's actually going on is something I cling to every day.
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Look at the way a foot is raised and turned, or how the toes cling to the base.
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Aries energy does not work well with those who like to cling, and neither does suspicion and jealousy.
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Many problems cling to this work, not least that there are surprisingly few "bio-markers" of increased longevity.
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Kabila's opponents accuse him of stalling the vote to cling to power, though his supporters deny the charge.
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As climate change threatens exports like oysters and rice, residents cling to a pageant tradition that celebrates them.
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Lundqvist's dynamic play helped the Rangers cling to a 1-0 lead until late in the second period.
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Although these aren't female warriors, some dresses do cling to these women's skin like sheets of liquid metal.
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There are no more last minute options upon which Trump's opponents can cling for some sliver of hope.
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But the most focused sparkling wine producers, including the three I suggested, still cling to the Champagne model.
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However, merely being the largest party won&apost necessarily be enough for Johnson to cling onto Downing Street.
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Hardship was handmaiden to an examination of all that remained good, all that they should cling tight to.
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He took some time before he learned to cling to me the way he had to our parents.
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The company still has a market capitalization of $393.8 million, as investors cling to hopes of a rescue.
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America is, after all, an adolescent nation attempting to cling to her morals in an increasingly complex world.
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The ethical and legal shadows that cling to the Clinton name are accepted without complaint by her party.
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If so, Knicks management should cling to it like a barnacle on the hull of a sinking ship.
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Customers cling to their products and treatments while the industry puts a brave face on a bad situation.
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Too many of us cling to bad habits, even if they're making us miserable in the long run.
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This eyepiece is made of cling film and masking tape, and then it's covered in latex and foundation.
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Bezels are likely to die off together with companies like HTC and Sony that still cling on to them.
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Families like Ahmed's and Wafaa's cling desperately to the hope that maybe, just maybe their children have a future.
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Danielle is just trying to staying relevant and on the show and trying to cling on to this relationship.
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They cling to "America's Favorite Dad," even though the comedian admitted to keeping Quaaludes to help him get laid.
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Some ants are only injured, losing legs or antennae, or are handicapped by termites that cling to their bodies.
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Memories and ego cling onto him like claws, and he realizes he must confront his past to move forward.
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In the special's first trailer for Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, Rocko, Heffer, and Filburt find themselves in 2017.
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The problem, however, isn't how your childhood stories shape your financial values — it's how much you cling to them.
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Still, for now it's nice to enjoy the footage, and cling to the glimmer of hope that it inspires.
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She will likely cling to her mom for two years before fully venturing to 24/7 solo tree climbing.
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"Cling to me, Joe, my bliss," the mom-to-be captioned a photo of herself and Wright passionately kissing.
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This under-$100 one-shoulder mini dress has a perfect relaxed fit that won't cling to your wet swimsuit.
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Many of those that haven't been squeezed out by luxury property developers must cling on by squeezing their customers.
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But we all need something to cling to these days, and staged coitus is about all we have left.
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Some of the ruling party's rivals suggest that it needs to cling to power to cover its own corruption.
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Under the act, a shameless prime minister could conceivably try to cling on even after losing such a vote.
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Available July 1 Room on the Broom (2012)The story of a witch with some too-heavy cling-ons.
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But instead of embracing our genetic similarities, we cling to those differences as symbols of what makes us unique.
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She ran her thumb between her shoulder and the purse strap, feeling the leather cling to her sweaty skin.
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They cling to a hope that at least maybe their parents and younger brother may still somehow be alive.
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Nickelodeon just unveiled a new trailer for Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, which debuted at San Diego Comic-Con.
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Today you will find out just how stubbornly you'll cling to an idea before deciding to let it go.
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Rather, it is what the cult provides—a lifeline and death wish to which an anguished mind may cling.
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And since the fibers cling to the hair (not the skin) there's no way you can get it wrong.
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If you want to buy the headphones of the future, don't cling on to the connector of the past.
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It's a brief glimpse of optimism, something that surely Sennett and Connelly cling onto when their travels become difficult.
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"We have to cling to a little bit of hope," he said of the possibility of a peace deal.
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Though most residents cling to the faint hope that their homes and belongings have survived, some are less optimistic.
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Soon there will be nothing left, no past to cling to, no future to hope for, only now. ♦
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Despite the clear failure of test-based accountability, which Koretz amply documents, policymakers cling stubbornly to this corrosive doctrine.
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Malls may be dying along with the American middle class, but many food court chains cling tenaciously to life.
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If they knowingly choose to cling to their prejudices, why should we continue to think of them as "decent"?
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They become blind to their mistakes, and if they are stubborn, cling to a mistake forever without correcting it.
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Angular contemporaries, with decks offering views of the Lower New York Bay and Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, cling to cliffs.
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They ignore the abundant mussels that cling to coastal rocks, and consider langoustines and sea urchins to be revolting.
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"As an actor, you cling to things like back story, what your character says and does," Williams told me.
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But it has also made us cling desperately to any little snippet from the line that we can get.
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I cling to this, because otherwise, the whole country seems to me to be direly sick, a real mess.
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It's 2017, which means there are plenty of personal assistant-style robots that will cling to your every syllable.
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Full moons are times to let go—don't cling on to partnerships that are no longer working for you.
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As part of campus groups and different organizations, they cling to the hope that they can change public opinion.
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I cling to desperation halfway out the door as if a miracle will split the skies and save me.
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His New Negro would face history without drowning in it; would grasp, but never cling to, the harrowing past.
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Even fewer people are cool with lice — especially when they cling to strands of hair, as this one is.
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The mesh sides make it easy for the birds to cling to the feeder while pecking out their food.
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You can see why a person in Kyncl's position would be eager to cling to a positive story line.
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Those who cling to the sanctions are stuck in the old Zimbabwe — the Zimbabwe of poverty and international isolationism.
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But his opponents are exhausted so, in spite of his weaknesses, he could yet cling to power for years.
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Italians cling to them more fiercely, and with greater pride, than we Americans embrace our kin and our ways.
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" In an interview, Robson said that he understood the way many still cling to Jackson's "very particular angelic persona.
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"It's a big scary world, and nobody's grown-up enough not to need something to cling to," he said.
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Don't cling to the ones that aren't working for you—let this eclipse bring something new to your life.
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And Mencken knew that people cling to the truth years before psychological research found that debunking myths can backfire.
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In one experiment, he found that they would quickly cling to "cloth mothers," inanimate figures with a soft exterior.
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Cling film is plastic wrap, caster sugar is superfine sugar, icing sugar is powdered sugar, corn flour is cornstarch.
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Then they'd smother the drug package in the coffee mixture, wrap it up with more cling-film and repeat.
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Single-celled protozoans, for example, use some genes to make proteins that let them cling together in tiny colonies.
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Family members cling to the hope that he may somehow be alive, perhaps having faked his death to escape.
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With dogs as with much else, Americans cling to our simple, comforting narratives and our old and easy solutions.
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Removing the two that were outside, however, forced the two inside his nasal cavity to cling to each other.
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He can cling to statistics as a kind of rhetorical security blanket, firing off numbers where concision would do.
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Bubbles cling to the edges of your glass, rising to the top before they hit the air and burst.
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Tourists cling to the rails not looking down while others take in the sights and pose for extreme selfies.
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They had to learn to cook, prepare school clothing, organize their own lunches and learn to use cling wrap.
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But countless microbes survive in house dust or cling to the surfaces of things like computer screens and pillowcases.
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Players and fans cling to the interpretation that suits them, and the news media dutifully reports the ensuing controversy.
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" Rice-Oxley echoed Chaplin's sentiment, saying, "The song is about us being back and having something to cling to.
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They want a state in place of Israel, and cling to the sick fantasy of eradicating the Jewish state.
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As much as we cling to culinary tradition, the foods we eat also reflect the times we live in.
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Personality cult By building a fanatical personality cult around him and his ideas, Mao planned to cling to power.
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As a result, they cling to techniques that are of questionable value at best, if they aren't provably useless.
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The fatty layer keeps tears from evaporating too quickly and helps them cling to the surface of the eye.
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Many of us have watched a neighborhood restaurant cling for dear life, despite its poor food and terrible service.
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Once more, there's great verticality to this course, as karts and bikes cling to walls at 90-degree angles.
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Their hands and spindly limbs cling to bright and exotic floral arrangements as their bodies are ravished by lapping waves.
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That is the kind of good news we can cling to as we attempt to survive the fidget spinner craze.
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The 15th-century parkour looks perfectly pulsating, a great deal more dramatic than the games' simple cling-to-walls mechanics.
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Whenever Static Cling lands, it'll be the perfect time to reminisce on just how weird Rocko's Modern Life really was.
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Grateful that there is at least one tangible emotion I can cling to, even in the darkest of moments: hope.
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Some cling to footholds and handholds as the camera passes by, while others float around, bodies rigid in the microgravity.
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"I don't intend to cling to the governor's seat," he told the Tokyo assembly after hours of questioning on Monday.
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In one area near Taytay, corals cling to sturdy metal frames, and a garden for giant clams has been established.
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Investors cling to the assigned grade: even a one-point boost can double or even triple a coin's retail price.
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It can't hover, but Chung suggested that hovering isn't really necessary if the robot knows how to perch or cling.
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Other Britons cling to the hope that their country never leaves, despite the 52-48 percent referendum vote in favor.
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Bivalve mollusks known as Delectopecten randolphi cling to the tire in the Minami-Shiribeshi Knoll, at about 9,800 feet deep.
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Others fight like hell and cling to the tiniest semblances of life: a letter, a visit, a handshake, a smile.
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In the other, the Republicans' continued disdain for the majority, even as they cling to power, will cause an explosion.
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But thanks to Netflix, there's no need to cling on to the memories of The Dowager Countess and Lady Mary.
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The MIT Media lab version is much more humane, however, using palm-sized robots that cling onto clothing with magnets.
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It consists of products I know will cling to my face in sweltering heat — and stay there all day long.
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They're tan to grayish-white, they cling to the roots of your pubic hairs, and they're very, very, very small.
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In 1940, rather than cling to power or appoint a radical ally, the Marx-reading president picked a moderate successor.
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Many parents of young children cling to their landlines longer than they'd like to for this exact reason [raises hand].
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We didn't have to cling to vines to see them, and it wasn't as dramatic as our encounter with Agashya.
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These water-bearers have near-impossible ideals that they stubbornly cling to even when it goes against their best interests.
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But some worry the move could backfire — angering Maduro and giving him all the more reason to cling to power.
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In Donald Trump's America, low-information voters cling to the Republicans, while Democrats are becoming the party of the informed.
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When it comes to the first lady's future plans, many Democrats still cling to the audacity of hope. 7. Gov.
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Deny the truths that have been revealed, and cling to the past with your lion's claws like there's no tomorrow.
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Root can also cling to a vertical whiteboard and draw with a dry erase marker, making it perfect for classrooms.
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Or if I was feeling morbid, I'd cling to every word that told me I was going to die alone.
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They cling to one another, reunited as Lott breathily sings, "I am not letting go / No matter what you do".
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Those who love and respect life will take the axe and sever the extra hands that cling to the sides.
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He's calling on voters to reject those lawmakers who cling to ideology and replace them with candidates willing to compromise.
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The remaining 16%, our model suggests, often cling to a party for reasons other than policy, such as party identity.
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It is a comforting thought; it separates decent people from the bigots who cling blindly to their own nation's superiority.
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Even those white industry players who make a good-faith effort to effect change often cling to dubious Hollywood formulas.
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To the teacher's lawyer, Maggie is a slut with an overactive imagination, desperate to cling to anybody who showed interest.
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And the key was facts: these were the handles that the patients would cling to, to pull themselves back in.
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Caveat: Don't cling to the past to plan for the future, as nations have done with their planning for decades.
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The question is, will governments around the world back the inevitable tide of technology or will they cling to tradition?
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He may move more deliberately and turn in shorter shifts, but enough of the broad strokes remain to cling onto.
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We cling to this idea of who we are based on an image of self defined by these perceived absolutes.
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We cannot risk it, so we stay in Thailand, exiled by our addiction, and cling to each other like kittens.
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Instead they cling to tree branches for survival, their bodies transforming into sails, anchored in place thanks to toe pads.
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During the same University of California lecture, Munger says he thinks it's ridiculous the way people cling to failed ideas.
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Families, resigned to looking on their own, build coalitions, pressure and cajole officials, and cling to every shred of hope.
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Unlike last year's "Weezer (The White Album)," it doesn't cling to the illusion of a feedback-laced live rock band.
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While other inequality-justifying myths have withered under the force of collective rebuke, we cling to this devastatingly effective formula.
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But before I clicked "Proceed to checkout" I was hit with a sobering thought: Could coronavirus cling to these boxes?
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They're made for sea life to cling to, or move with the tides, or refract the sun as it's passing.
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People cling more strongly to their group identities at such times, and band together against outsiders they perceive as threats.
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It's the photo that glows the least, because there are so few germs for the Glo-Germ to cling to.
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They have to choose: keep the child or cling to the hope of one day returning home to their family.
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Maybe you've managed to cling to an ex's streaming account (and they've been nice enough not to change the password).
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Marine creatures dart, cling and scuttle near the hull of the wreck, which has been lying undisturbed for 2000 years.
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I think when people really cling to their identities they don't really have sympathy for other communities and their struggles.
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"People cling to the idea that if we have a woman in power she'll enact more feminist policies," Arievitch said.
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His emotional search years later for his family will make you want to cling a little more tightly to yours.
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Yet Trump continues to cling to the market, as he did again Thursday when the Dow passed the 25K mark.
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President Trump appears likely to cling to the White House for as long as he profits personally from his presidency.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Putin continued to cling to the fiction that the government played no role in the doping scheme.
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Its railing is still broken and wobbly from when one Syrian man tried to desperately cling onto it, he said.
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While those bony, flexible feet helped our ancestors cling to branches, they can lead to common foot injuries in humans.
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"We were really radical little kids, and we did cling to our friendships as an alternative family," Fletcher told me.
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By not interfering they can prevent a stalemate that could give Mr. Maduro time and resources to cling to power.
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Since taking office, however, President Donald Trump and Sessions cling to advocating more resources and tougher policies toward fighting crime.
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In the past, Mr. Maduro has used negotiations to stall and cling to power, but the landscape now has changed.
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But at the end of the day, I do believe that consumers will cling to one as their primary agent.
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Don't cling to anyone, hoping they'll become part of your everyday life, if they're not living up to your expectations.
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Yeah. So do you blame them for saying, we'll pick the ... The guy who's ... ... Who'll cling on to the past.
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Opposition leaders accused Kabila of trying to cling to power, and security forces killed dozens in the protests that resulted.
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The sober foreign-policy types who cling on in his administration are scrambling to downplay such undiplomatic words and calm tempers.
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Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime will cling to their originals, but a lot of the other material is more widely available.
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But, as Foster Wallace pointed out, the animals flail and cling to the pot trying to escape when they're boiled alive.
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If the GOP hangs on in only a handful of toss-up races, it could cling to control of the House.
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Growing up, my sister and I would cling to ABC Family's 31 Nights of Halloween, blankets and candy corn in hand.
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Thirty minutes in, my shirt is starting to cling to my back; she doesn't have a drop of sweat on her.
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The constitution limits a president to two terms, though opponents accuse him of stalling the election to cling on to power.
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Economists, and the free-market doctrine they cling to, are partly to blame for decades of stagnant wages and soaring inequality.
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Luckily I managed to cling on to a cheerful woman in one of the foundations T-shirts, who gave me directions.
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We cling—but, dear Capricorn, the tighter your grip during this eclipse, the more exhausting and emotionally draining it will feel.
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Even when the world feels terrible, the positivity of sharing experiences and mutual support is something we can all cling to.
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To me, carrier logos on phones have always been equal parts tacky advertising and a desperate attempt to cling to subscribers.
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In practice they cling on mainly by threatening violent reprisals against businesses that fail to pay what they call "revolutionary taxes".
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All he could do was desperately cling onto debris floating at the bottom of the well and hope not to drown.
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They'll giggle or gag through their first sips of bottom–shelf whiskey and cling to each other at orientation week parties.
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On June 12th they had not just umbrellas but masks, scarves, hard hats and plastic cling film for protecting bare skin.
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Some critics say it bodes ill if two firms with apparently strong stand-alone businesses have to cling together for survival.
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This, in turn, diminishes the surface tension that would otherwise cause the droplet to cling on, so it instead falls off.
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During these raids, some ants are injured, losing legs or antennae, or are handicapped by termites that cling to their bodies.
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UNTIL THIS week, Turks who could not stomach the autocratic rule of Recep Tayyip Erdogan had one thing to cling to.
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The country's prime ministers like to cling to office regardless of mass desertions of their political allies to their opponents' side.
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Probably. Its hard not to imagine the central banks will cling even more closely to their mantra of lower for longer.
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He was, in a sense, the polar opposite of the archetype John Kruk would cling to a couple of decades later.
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But Nigeria's main parties cling to a convention that ensures the presidency rotates between northern and southern politicians after two terms.
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Transfer doughnuts to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, cover with cling film, and let doughnuts rest for 30 minutes. 4.
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The ones that are usually reserved for your vegetarian guests and inevitably end up covered in cling wrap in the fridge?
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IBM's entrenched services let it cling to clients while newer, agile companies took the lead on the software-as-service revolution.
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This is not a time to cling on to the past—let everything go and allow a rebirth to take place.
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Should it cling to its old role of thinly spread universal provision or abandon it to foster smaller pockets of exuberance?
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Most Rohingya refugees live in shacks made of bamboo and plastic sheets that cling to steep, denuded hills in Cox's Bazar.
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Will bosses cling on, stymying the careers of their underlings, or will they grow bored, quit and do something else entirely?
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Cover with cling film and let sit in a warm spot until it nearly doubles in size, about 2 hours. 3.
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A disparaging comment by Mr. Obama in 2008, who said that these voters cling to guns and religion, did much damage.
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This, however, doesn't mean she is in the clear, and there are doubts about whether she can cling on beyond Christmas.
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Unfortunately, too many pundits cling to unhelpful narratives that harm the development of a more effective policy to disarm North Korea.
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"I don't intend to cling to the governor's seat," he told the Tokyo assembly after hours of intense questioning on Monday.
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Opponents have repeatedly accused ZANU-PF of using violence to win past elections and cling to power, charges the party denies.
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Developers who cling to their original asking prices are either rejiggering their product or casting a wider net to reach buyers.
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To purify all this water, plant workers at first used zeolites — volcanic materials that cling to a radioactive isotope called cesium.
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The AFL's sabotage put the CIO on the defensive, forcing it to cling desperately to its alliance with the Democratic Party.
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Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has ignored a deadline to resign, choosing instead to cling on to his 37-year-long rule.
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The ruling Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN), needs a massive upset if the leftist party is to cling to power.
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Tevra Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrush with Charcoal Bristles - £22 See Details Banish disposable cling film or foil with these reusable sandwich wrappers.
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Some rappers cling to their ties to the 68 square miles that make up DC proper as proof of their legitimacy.
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Some micro-climbers use LEMUR's fishhook technology to cling to rough surfaces; others use gecko-like adhesive to climb smooth walls.
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Their leaders are all on Medicare and cling to power like a drunk hugging his bottle of schnapps at last call.
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The two parties, to maintain control, cling to an antiquated closed-primary system, locking out those without a registered partisan affiliation.
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Boone wanted Severino to appreciate a small victory, the only ones the Yankees are able to cling to at the moment.
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To ensure that the bats can cling to the boxes, use rough-hewed wood or score your boards with a knife.
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" The "trauma" of the Trump era has caused voters to "cling to the familiar, stunting our capacity to dream, limiting faith.
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What makes Mr. Morales's strategy unusual, however, is that he has the nerve to invoke human rights to cling to power.
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Even today, we cling to our independent drugstores as to a life-raft in a grim alien sea of chain stores.
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Grieving after the death of Sarah's father (David Pendleton), they cling to a routine that they hope will keep them safe.
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Bodies ache, thirst goes unquenched and through it all the old man and the boy cling to their nearly wordless companionship.
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Their song is earnest and wistful, too, as they cling to the fading warmth and evenings that are still day-lit.
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Rather than cling to our best intentions, how do we instead take responsibility for the real impact we have on others?
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Yet we often cling to those differences — both in unity with our fellow people of origin and, at times, in divisiveness.
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But a lot of people cling to that old mentality and she says viewing all debt as negative can be dangerous.
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We have to resist the urge to cling to a single solution and instead use the most effective combination of approaches.
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There's no reason Democrats should cling to a system more exclusionary than anything the GOP's best voter suppression efforts can muster.
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"I think the persistence of things like the Chainsmokers is radio really trying desperately to cling to format," Mr. Pareles said.
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Those who love and respect life will take the ship's axe and sever the extra hands that cling to the sides.
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My world, the media world, is trying to cling onto these distinctions, too, even as they become less and less clear.
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Despite the dynamic in the capital, the vast majority of Russians still cling to the leader they know in Mr. Putin.
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Even in his alleged gaffes — like "they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion" — he said exactly what he meant.
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I cling to this scenario because it is imperative that our government works for all of the citizens of this country.
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He tried to press the kayak into the water, to cling on, as if to the flank of some great beast.
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But "these are families who've been separated," Garcia stresses — children who cling to their parents when they go to the bathroom.
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For many consumers, that's the vision they cling to, even when that object is collecting scratches bumping around in their bag.
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Now, just two days before SB4 takes effect, immigration advocates cling to the hope that the law might be at least delayed.
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It's the sort of ear-to-ear grin you can't contain, even if you desperately want to cling to a steelier image.
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The babies cling to their mom for around six months, learning the ropes of what it takes to survive in the jungle
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Growing it out was an early act of rebellion… something [I perceived as] feminine, that I could cling to as authentically me.
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Bacteria can cling to fabrics for several hours after exposure and athlete's foot fungus continues to multiply in our damp clothes hamper.
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Sounds like he is trying to cling desperately to a semblance of relevance in a contemporary music scene that left him behind.
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I understand why folks on both the left and right would cling to the assumption that Trump will be a normal Republican.
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The liquids essentially cling to each other so tightly that they form a kind of skin over the top of the liquid.
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The bacteria cling to the plastic, then break the plastic down into terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol in a two-step process.
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Businesses that cling to this archaic model are doomed, while animal-free circuses such as Cirque du Soleil have experienced skyrocketing popularity.
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Yusupov would remain interim CEO, and he continued to cling to power and there's been little transparency about the CEO replacement process.
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The affair dominated Italian newspaper headlines for weeks, as Marino tried to cling to office and relations between himself and Renzi deteriorated.
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The first settlers arrived more than 700 years ago, and the 250 people who live there cling tightly to history and tradition.
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Opposition leaders say the delay is a ploy by Kabila to cling to power and ultimately change the constitution to run again.
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Line an 8-inch-by-8-inch square baking dish with cling film with about 2-inches hanging over the sides. 4.
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Last month, the state government banned non-essential plastics, including spoons, plates, cups, plates and cling films, calling it an environmental hazard.
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Products designed for a range of body types that I — a fairly normal-sized woman — cling to the very lower edge of.
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In Congo, Joseph Kabila's efforts to cling to power risk restarting a civil war, as the president of neighbouring Burundi already has.
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Yet in other places democracy seems to have eroded, thanks largely to presidents changing or flouting constitutions to cling on to power.
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Still, nearly all of Iraq's political parties cling to the old system, which guarantees them a share of power and its spoils.
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This is our drive to cling to an identity with which we are familiar, even if it is dysfunctional and personally damaging.
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It's a rare departure from an oft-criticized trend in Silicon Valley, where founders tend to cling to the companies they founded.
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That is why so many are fighting so hard—risking state or even federal prosecution for hate crimes—to cling to them.
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Racist slurs and stereotypes cling to Davies's characters like burrs, the lacerating bits of American culture against which they must define themselves.
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If you want to cling to your wired headphones for another year, I guess you'll need to stick with the Note 9.
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So you know, it's perfect that it's coming out now and I can have it to cling to through the cold months.
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It's understandable why some would choose to cling to this album desperately; 20 years later, it holds up as a near-masterpiece.
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This is my corner of the world, and I'm going to inhabit it with every scrap of dignity I can cling onto.
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S. forces used a super-potent version of Roundup in Colombia, combined with a surfactant, to make it cling to vegetation better.
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This is my corner of the world, and I'm going to inhabit it with every scrap of dignity I can cling onto.
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The longer he leaves his return, the harder it will be for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
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When people are afraid, they cling to the certainty of the world they know and avoid taking physical, emotional and intellectual risks.
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Still, it is encouraging to know that some producers, like Joly, cling to the tradition of making wines that require long aging.
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Despite the many museums that cling to disproven narratives, art no longer adheres to institutionally approved styles or a supposedly shared history.
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They cling to customs and religions that they brought with them from the old country because those are their connection to home.
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Why and how did this shy, private woman first seek this very public role and then cling so ferociously on to it?
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For those who prefer to cling to the pegs, it is critical to have strong-enough firepower to defend currency peg levels.
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These lists are an exercise meant to give each of them something to cling onto as the process of separation turns ugly.
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But in an instant, we watched those precious papers we cling to made ineffectual by the whims of a few powerful Islamophobes.
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In many ways "Small Country" is about a boy who loses his innocence in spite of desperately wanting to cling onto it.
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Mr. Iger's predecessor, Michael D. Eisner, tried to cling to his job, and in the end he turned over a struggling company.
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He has constantly praised the leadership of the late dictator, fuelling concern among some Filipinos that he might cling on to power.
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Often, a defendant, long after he is convicted, will cling to the narrative of his crime that his lawyer told in court.
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But on Tuesday, the president seemed to cling to a different hope — that a surge in economic growth would do the trick.
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Regional sports network rights make streaming every game nearly impossible (Yankees fans know), and the leagues still cling to broadcast network television.
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Venezuela's economy is nearing collapse as its government cracks down on opposition leaders in an increasingly desperate effort to cling to power.
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This week's episode of "Insecure" explores some uncomfortable territory about how the dreams we cling to can reveal troubling truths about ourselves.
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Obama's assertion that people in this country "cling to guns" and have certain attitudes about immigration or trade simply out of frustration.
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Nicolás Maduro, the president of Venezuela, is scrambling to cling to power as his country is battered by an unprecedented economic crisis.
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Some of its residents have left for the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and others cling on to a precarious life.
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And Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark, knows just how those who successfully cling to dear life right until the end will celebrate.
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Ticks, on the other hand, usually cling to grasses on the ground, where they can latch onto succulent hosts for a blood meal.
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In many circumstances, capitalism has influenced us to view our careers as "callings," which we desperately cling to for a sense of purpose.
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I grew up too poor to do anything but cling to what I've earned, even if I've earned an unnecessary abundance of it.
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The science of behavioral economics tells us that after we've made a decision, even an illogical one, we tend to cling to it.
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" You wrote a diary entry after the fact: "We cling to our individuality, but we experience true ecstasy when we give it up.
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Party members believe their leaders are sacrificing left-wing values in another coalition with Mrs Merkel's conservative bloc to cling on to power.
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It's also good that he stayed consistent with the loss of the -RRORs, because at least it gave me something to cling to.
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In the plastics segment of the video, the dancers are literally stuck in cling wrap to show that the electrons have reduced mobility.
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The Amish still cling to traditional methods, such as living on single-family dairy farms and relying on horses for fieldwork and transportation.
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There's a version of this scene that works, one that heightens Offred's desperation and gives us something to cling to with Nick's motivations.
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When users react to a post, the reactions (like the "love" reaction) cling to the side of the bubble, just like on iPhones.
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But she was unsuccessful, and the plane took off with her struggling to cling to the wing — still trying to retrieve her AirPods.
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Gaming the rules has become the only way for the Conservative government, which lacks an effective majority in the Commons, to cling on.
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Fox News, of course, helped elect President Trump and is one of the primary reasons that he's still able to cling to power.
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Tobacco-specific nitrosamines and nitrous acid are two of the biggest threats that cling to walls, dust, and other surfaces within a house.
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Opposition activists called it an effort to cling to power and alleged intimidation and harassment of people who didn&apost support the amendments.
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" So many of us are just trying to cling to our inner Amy Jellicoes — that idealist just fighting for the greater good. "LISTEN.
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Over the course of six seasons, Adam has come to represent the awful fuckboy I used to cling to in my early twenties.
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So when you run into someone else on that island that you thought was otherwise deserted, you cling to them for dear life.
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And then there are the snails: Myriad minuscule white snails that cling to blades of grass, to the plants, to anything they can.
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The Post, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and others still cling to the coastal, condescending view of the remainder of the country.
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Marijuana legalization proponents still cling to comments President Trump made during the campaign, when he pledged to leave regulation up to the states.
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Kabila's opponents say he is trying to cling to power beyond the end of his mandate and Katumbi's declaration could heighten political tension.
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"Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling brings the characters back to Earth after being lost in outer space since 1996," Nickelodeon's plot summary reads.
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But in both cases, Western policymakers continue to cling to the belief that their goal to reach genuine conflict resolution aligns with Moscow's.
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Obama insulted Americans who "cling to their guns and their Bibles" and demoralized the police officers who risk their lives to protect us.
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There is a cottage industry of activists and campaigners who cling to an abstinence-only approach when it comes to nicotine and tobacco.
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That may be why so many climate sceptics manage to cling to their beliefs in the teeth of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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But one thing copper bulls can cling to is the resilience of the metal's price to the mass exodus of the money men.
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I was also the couple whose upcoming nuptials became a gag for Kimmel to cling to, delivering punchline after punchline at their expense.
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DARPA wanted to avoid "kingdom builders" that try to cling to their seat after solving the challenge they were brought on to tackle.
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Human supply chains passed along umbrellas, rolls of cling-film, cable-ties, pairs of scissors and bottles of water to the front line.
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"Too many in our party cling to an overly cautious centrist ideology," Sanders declares in a New York Times op-ed that week.
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Whether that's good or bad depends on how strongly you cling to the past and refuse to sit with your most complicated emotions.
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If the G.O.P. is going to survive as a decent and viable national party, it can't cling to the fading orthodoxy Cruz represents.
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Now, before you throw away of your kitchen knives and buy rolls of cling wrap to make sharp plastic knives with, be warned.
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But there was at least one redeeming moment we can all cling to: Ghost finally got the respect he deserved from Jon Snow.
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They're about two inches long, yellow, and covered in mucus, which allows them to cling to surfaces, even if those surfaces are wet.
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People Will Cling to Jobs With InsuranceWhat's worse than being stuck in a job you hate because you can't find a better one?
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And the longer he leaves his return, the harder it will become for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
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When an infected person scratches their anus due to an inflammatory response, the eggs cling to their fingers and easily spread from there.
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The Agriculture Queens of Louisiana As climate change threatens exports like oysters and rice, residents cling to a pageant tradition that celebrates them.
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Stylish and sticky, the unusual Bezalel Prelude will cling to your phone and charge it wirelessly, while you get on with your day.
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In your own time, on your own terms, is a notion I cling to, when it comes to talking about experiences of powerlessness.
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My belief in our eventual marriage was sort of like how some people cling to religion; you tell yourself it's true to cope.
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He seems to cling to every half-truth about his relationship with Ms. Brown that makes him look like he's the real victim.
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Officials suspect that the spores can be shaken loose from bedding and they have been known to cling to walls and ceiling tiles.
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Flame retardants may interfere with brain development in fetuses and children; other compounds that cling to plastics can cause cancer or birth defects.
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But it was no profile in courage for her to cling to her morally untenable position until Mr. Trump gave her a shove.
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Scorpio energy is all about transformation, and as it opposes Uranus, it's no time to be closed-minded or cling to the past.
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But that hasn't happened yet; conservatives still cling to the dream of denying health care to another 20 million or 30 million Americans.
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This is especially true in times of crisis, when people cling to their beliefs more tightly in the face of opposition and threat.
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The starch in those overcooked tubers helps the dressing cling to the potato chunks, instead of falling off like so many vinaigrettes can.
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But even if some in the West try to desperately cling on to these ill-conceived stereotypes, the new generation is moving on.
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They cling to a faded Southern aristocracy whose benefits — of alleged white superiority, and moral and intellectual supremacy — trickled down to ordinary whites.
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The pocket T-shirt ($38) was just sturdy enough to not take the shape of the body but gentle enough to cling tight.
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Mr Netanyahu (pictured, left) still hopes to cling to power as Mr Gantz (right), too, has no clear path to a governing coalition.
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She removes the cling wrap from each metal tray, evaluating her work before the bites go into the oven for their final toast.
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Most of our views are shaped by communal groupthink rather than individual rationality, and we cling to these views because of group loyalty.
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Nearly 15 percent of Thailand's citizens live in Bangkok, and many cling to the fringes of one of the world's most unequal societies.
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Several hundred glaciers still cling to sky-scraping mountains, feeding rivers that tumble west to Puget Sound or east toward the Columbia River.
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A silence descends in the room and what many of them cling to is UBI as their get-out-of-jail-free card.
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But before they go, other dancers cling onto them, sometimes as if for dear life, sometimes with an intimacy that can seem erotic.
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The limp was something to cling to, a circular way to recognize myself, step by step, as the person who was doing this.
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The desire to cling to tradition (and, I would say, superstition) leads these conservatives to be less likely to pursue education and scholarship.
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The same is true for Mont, an offbeat playwright, who's self-assured and courageous in a way that doesn't cling to gender norms.
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I crawl around feebly as the rain pummels my back and cling to my last few seconds of life before, womp womp, I'm eliminated.
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Even under house arrest, President Robert Mugabe was still attempting to cling to power Thursday, a day after the military seized control of Zimbabwe.
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A team of workers rushed to the site after learning the calf continued to cling to its mother's body for more than 24 hours.
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There isn't a single bit of hope, and yet I can still cling to the people I've recruited in this kingdom I have made.
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From my vantage point, the mainstream music industry has a tendency to cling to anachronistic, antiquated rules in an always-evolving, ever-adapting game.
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You can also invest in brow fibers, which cling to your existing brow hairs and add density — Eyeko and Wunderbrow both make popular formulas.
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If you are actually shooting for (or came with) an artist or celebrity, this person is likely to cling to you like a leech.
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Android purists will cling to their Pixels and say that's what a pure Android experience is, but I think I might like OxygenOS more.
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It gathered directors, writers, and actors from across the world for a television show with a premise so thin it looked like cling wrap.
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Whether the Social Democrats cling to power or are ousted by the centre-right Moderates in the coming months, a consensus has taken hold.
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Either U.K. voters will decide to remain or, if the leave campaign wins, the U.K. government and Eurocrats will desperately cling on to power.
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This may hint that peacekeeping experience can be a stabilizing force, even as payments for the peacekeepers' services help a president cling to power.
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And even though the Starks are separated by many miles in that book, they have their dream of home and family to cling to.
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All fan tuans are packaged up in cling wrap and then put in a thin plastic bag, designed to be eaten on the go.
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Kabila's opponents say he is intentionally delaying the elections to cling to power and have vowed protests to force him from office this year.
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President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda has ruled uninterrupted since 1986, and plans to remove a constitutional age limit so he can cling on longer.
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But people still cling to their slut-shaming logic, no matter how regressive and just plain unproven it might be—people like Nancy Pelosi.
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Central Connecticut lost its first two games by a combined five points at Hartford and Rutgers, but couldn't cling as closely to St. John's.
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On Wall Street, the S&P 500 ended down 21.3555 percent, failing to cling to earlier gains made on optimistic views on corporate earnings.
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It's the kind of hope many women and their partners cling to: that a cause will be found and an effective treatment will follow.
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A dramatic video showing Border Patrol arresting a woman as her children cling to her is drawing scrutiny from her local community in California.
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Some cling to leaves, others curl up around sticks, frozen in their tiny death postures like the now-fossilized humans who couldn't escape Pompeii.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)If you do plan on bopping around while wearing your earbuds, the Powerbeats Pro will cling to your head.
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But the real concern is that even then Mr Corbyn might cling on or be replaced by another far-left figure like Mr McDonnell.
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In the midst of all the turmoil of the world, he says he chooses to cling to whatever "liveliness and light" he can find.
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Dubbed the "King of Cling", his dresses were worn by former U.S. first lady Michele Obama, pop singer Madonna and French actress Marion Cotillard.
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That has encouraged some investors to cling to hopes that the U.S. administration could revoke the new tariff hike once a deal is reached.
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With little room to grow, electricity providers are in a race to the bottom to proffer the cheapest kilowatt to cling to market share.
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" And I embrace these people and even the actresses themselves who cling to that moniker who say, "I'm proud to be a scream queen.
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Are there any nuggets we can cling on to that provide any useful money-making opportunities or, at least, stop us "doing our conkers"?
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We cling to the electoral college, despite having had two elections in the last 20 years where the winning candidate lost the popular vote.
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Our way into this environment is the new disciple, a teenage girl [played by Ingrid Aanerud Solli], looking for anything to cling on to.
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In The Guardian, Al From, the former head of the Democratic Leadership Council, urged Democrats to cling ever tighter to that sweet, sweet centrism.
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One of the girls, a trauma nurse, is wrapping his foot in cling film as he downs tequila shots while perched above the sink.
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House Republicans will continue to cling to a president who may drive our national security off a cliff or into a Kremlin parking garage.
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As Entertainment Weekly reports, the beloved cartoon's reboot will come in the form of a one-hour special titled Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling.
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And as much the elderly may want cling to what exists, that won't work if we fail to invest in the next generation's productivity.
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White Evangelicals scarf up the scraps he throws us, cling to an unreliable promise of the Supreme Court, and ignore the glaring warning signs.
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The poll was meant to take place in 2016 but was delayed by two years amid accusations Kabila was trying to cling to power.
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Far from protecting consumers, it is a marketing ploy, "a fetish which Germans cling to like the pope to his creed," Mr. Grau wrote.
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Scientists, artists and political reformers throughout the ages have been bedraggled by those who would rather cling to the safety of the status quo.
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" And today, in a time of global warming and wealth disparity, "when so much feels precarious, serial monogamists cling to their partners for comfort.
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He tries not to get frustrated when users dismiss his attempts or cling to rebukes about Google being evil or biased against certain groups.
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It's bigger than any one person, which makes it a threat to men who cling to the belief that they alone control their fate.
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Republicans continue to cling to hope in New Hampshire, Nevada and Pennsylvania, despite what looks like faltering support for Mr. Trump in those states.
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City can cling to the idea that if only Bravo had not been correctly punished for his offense, things might have been very different.
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Eclipses free us from whatever's holding us back from the destiny we're meant to fulfill, so don't cling on to the past, little ram.
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But in this, as in so much else, Trump's brazenness serves as cover, a signal that it's still okay to cling to this myth.
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We do not even need Vladimir Putin's sabotage — Republicans in Congress are fast destroying our country to cling to power and protect toxic Trump.
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Image courtesy of Tom Sennett It's a brief glimpse of optimism, something that surely Sennett and Connelly cling onto when their travels become difficult.
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You're scared but you've got nobody else left in your life, so you cling to the very people who are causing you that fear.
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People entertain these fantasies because they need a coping mechanism, something that allows them to cling to any scrap of sanity they have left.
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Images released by Myanmar's Ministry of Information show rescue boats evacuating people, while children and families cling to rooftops to escape rising water levels.
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As recently as last Friday, Putin said he would not bend the law to cling onto power after his final term as president ended.
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The Maduro-Guaidó standoff is at a stalemate: Maduro continues to cling to power while Guaidó mobilizes the public and world leaders against him.
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There, we discovered that in Spain — and only in Spain, I believe — stray cats cling to the sheer, rocky mountain bluffs like Alpine goats.
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Kabila's opponents accused the increasingly unpopular president of trying to cling to power, and security forces shot dead dozens of people protesting against him.
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Often the answers we come up with are conflicting, or we cling to that which hurts us, because it's scary to imagine letting go.
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SCOTT He was also trolling his defenders — those who cling to the idea that an artist's work has nothing to do with his life.
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But a significant subset of progressive Democrats still cling to the hope that, going into the 2020 elections, presidential identity politics might save us.
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Others cling to denial, and still others are defying calls for "social distancing" by continuing to go to restaurants, bars, concerts, and so forth.
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Likewise, Barack Obama's remark about small-town residents who "cling to guns or religion" equated religious values with policy preferences with partisanship with place.
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For players like Judge, who take their roles seriously as caretakers of a social institution, the stain of cheating will cling to the Astros.
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The violence is feeding into a worsening national political crisis, in which Mr. Kabila is delaying elections in an attempt to cling to power.
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In case we are not sufficiently repelled, the film's director, William Oldroyd, allows clots of food to cling to Boris's lips while he eats.
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We cannot afford to cling to presumptions of the past any more than we can believe that wooden ships will win the next war.
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Some products include oils that if inhaled — even small droplets — can cling to the lungs and airways and cause acute inflammation, doctors have said.
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"They get bitter, they cling to guns or religion," the future president bemoaned to his wealthy San Francisco donors about Pennsylvania's working-class denizens.
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On Monday, the S&P 500 lost 0.45%, unable to cling on to gains made after positive tweets and headlines about the trade talks.
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It&aposs also her goal, she said, to challenge stereotypes that continue to cling to what a pageant competitor should be and look like.
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Kabila denies opposition charges that he is trying to cling to power, saying the election delays are due to challenges registering millions of voters.
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Already, there are signs that Mr. Trump's closest aides are struggling to cling to some self-respect by edging away from the president's fantasies.
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This Friday, Netflix is premiering a new one-off movie special Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling that situates the classic cartoon in modern times.
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Many researchers in cognitive science still cling to this Cartesian conception—only, now, the private realm of thought coincides with activity in the brain.
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To cheat death, she decides, she must give up all the coping mechanisms her siblings used to cling to their lives before their deaths.
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Despite everything, I cling to the dumb, idealistic conviction that every contradictory truth adds up to create a larger, truer picture of the world.
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But the molecules on the surface have fewer other molecules to cling to, which makes them more disorganized — and ultimately makes the ice slippery.
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So a big part of the book was figuring out what those stories were and then what to cling to and what to discard.
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Even though the tour's biggest names have managed to cling onto the top spots in the rankings, their hold on the sport is gradually weakening.
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The Wizards are desperate for wins as they cling to hope of catching the Detroit Pistons for the No. 8 spot in the Eastern Conference.
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They cling to him as he gives them an awkward tour of the grounds, and then finally, he takes each of them aside to talk.
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"If you cut back on service, you are going to lose your subscriber base," he says, referring to those who still cling to their DVDs.
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Sticky hash won't cling to silicone, so get a variety of sizes of silicone baking mats, traditionally used for lining sheet pans for baked goods.
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Yes, I know what the polling evidence is telling us about Trump, Sanders and Cruz, but there are good reasons to cling to my disbelief.
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So, although the Fed may start to unwind QE, it will have to cling on to at least some of the securities it has bought.
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These works seem to spill out into the room as though they want to be sculptures, yet cling to the wall, wanting to be paintings.
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He displays them as if they were in a butchery, the starchy designs all wrapped up in cling film and suspended from metal meat hooks.
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The pressure to cling to the benchmark also has increased because funds linked to stock indexes generally have performed better than funds using stock pickers.
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REMOVE THE SILK Carefully remove corn silks from cobs (if a few still cling to the corn cobs, it&aposs not a big deal). 3.
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Two North African regimes that have ruled for a combined 50 years are facing unprecedented mass revolts and taking desperate steps to cling to power.
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Once fabrics are removed, strands of hair stand up and cling to our gear as part of an electron grab to help regain balanced energy.
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But there are still days when my legs miss the semi-suffocating cling of stiff denim, so I'm not ready to retire my skinny jeans.
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The Sunday Times reported this weekend that Jeremy Corbyn planned to "cling on" as Labour leader until the report's publication in order to "crucify" Blair.
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It's not a bubble, or something the kids will grow out of, but something to cling to after the epiphany of adulthood: This is it.
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That said, NASA didn't predict the scale or worry too much about the static cling at first, and a brush wasn't supplied until Apollo 13.
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Still, that deep unpopularity probably won't be enough to stop Kavanaugh from being confirmed, as long as Republicans cling to their 50-vote Senate majority.
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And the idea that Michael Cohen is the lynchpin to the entire case and everything will crumble is fascinating that people would cling to that.
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Both authors cling to the hope that Syria with its mosaic of communities and traditions, and its unique history and archaeology, will somehow rebuild itself.
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If successful, his attempt to cling to the nostalgia of fossil fuels could drive the economy and the health of the planet into the ground.
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"At this time more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability," she said, her voice faltering, suggesting she intends to cling on.
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Instead, Congo's electoral commission said later that the election could not be organized until December 2018, reviving suspicions that Kabila intends to cling to power.
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His decision bucked a trend in which African leaders, including in Rwanda and Congo Republic, have changed or abolished term limits to cling to power.
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To serve, using the sides of the cling film, lift the icebox cake out of the baking dish and transport it to a serving dish.
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As an advisor to game studios, Singer tries to make the case for down-to-earth robot systems, but artists often cling to preconceived notions.
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Unlike many other types of mosquitoes, Aedes aegypti's eggs can dry out and cling to container surfaces, waiting for the next rain to revive them.
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With their party now decimated at the national and state level, Democrats cling to one refuge for promoting progressive policies in the Trump era: Cities.
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He then wrapped it in cling film, glued it to the back of the invoice, folded it all up and popped it into an envelope.
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Opposition supporters celebrated on the streets Sunday night, hailing Morales' departure as a triumph against a leader who had fraudulently tried to cling to power.
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Trilobites On a cloud-free day, just as the sun is rising and dew drops cling to blades of grass, go out onto your lawn.
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Asian shares managed to cling near multi-month peaks while bonds eked out a bounce as reports of delays in sealing a preliminary Sino-U.
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When he does reappear—even if it's in the form of a putrefying bricolaged corpse—Elshiva can't help but cling to the hope he offers.
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And then a room with a bed for each of them, though they all still cling to each other in just one bed each night.
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A minority of states, including New York, still cling to party rules that exclude so-called independent voters from participating in the major parties' primaries.
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She instilled in me an independent way of thinking and the desire to challenge the status quo despite criticism by those who cling to it.
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Instead, Klar and Krupnikov argue that in an increasingly polarized world of politics, voters cling to independence to avoid making a bad impression on others.
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The footage shows tiny Qasim, part of whose face is heavily injured from bombardment on December 3, struggling to cling to life in intensive care.
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The dogmatic conservative's penchant for ignoring the realities of the present to cling solely to the past is not a part of the American fabric.
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But Maduro continues to cling to power, bolstered by support from the country's elites and military as well as nations such as Russia and China.
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Most do not earn much money from their art, if any, but they cling to the same ambitions that they had when they were young.
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As with most titans of sports executive dickishness, Levine has a critical weakness—the sycophantic need to cling to the star athletes in their circle.
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Anemones, crustaceans, plump starfish, mussels, and large scallops with pink and purple lips cling on densely onto the industrial beams, smiling like they're taunting me.
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I tried to cling to the idea that somehow the surgery would be enough for a few months, or years, before the tumor progressed further.
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All kinds of details, painful and perverse and deeply droll, cling to her heroine and are appraised and examined and skewered and simply wondered at.
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Bloomberg will earn some delegates in states like California and Texas, and he may try to cling to those as rationale for continuing his run.
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It also plays a role in racial and religious intolerance because fearful people are more inclined to cling to the familiar and denigrate the unfamiliar.
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Perhaps I cling too defensively to the terms of my own journey, which, now, are precious to me; they're the ways I love my son.
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He called it part of an attempt by Buhari to "cling on to power even when it's obvious to him that Nigerians want him out".
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"Australians are just deeply conservative — wherever possible, we cling to the status quo," said Jill Sheppard, a lecturer in politics at the Australian National University.
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Some of them, he says, cling to the past so tightly that they are willing to deny certain realities about the Confederacy and the war.
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" Campaign finance was once famously dismissed by Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, as being of no greater concern to American voters than "static cling.
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Marketers may love franchises for their ability to break through the clutter — a revival sells itself — but audiences, too, cling to these comforting cultural billboards.
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So when you look at a cat video, what you're really seeing is this receding identity that you want to cling to and find again.
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And yet "we cling to the edge of the continent, shaken by loss, too foolish to run, or too much in love," a columnist writes.
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And because of Michael Cromartie's work and example, I can cling to this belief as something more than just the evidence of things not seen.
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Of people pressured by the council to make up, she said, "why should they cling to the past, if they have possibilities in the future?"
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Not that the country did not change; it did, but France was more interested in resisting change in order to cling to what it had.
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I don't really think people cling to partisan political identities like on the mainland, and people act more on emotional connections and have diverse opinions.
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But in actuality, I don't want to desperately cling to my twenties — so I have to accept that some new trends are for the youths.
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This lack of an overarching organizational structure makes ISIS ideology harder to eradicate, because some groups may cling to it even after others move on.
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In particular, they were stronger; when pulled backward gently by researchers, they would cling to a bar longer than at the start of the study.
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On Monday, the S&P 500 had lost 58.833%, unable to cling to gains made after positive tweets and news headlines about the trade talks.
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First, the hypoallergenic "lifting" serum was painted on, and my eyebrows were covered in cling wrap while the serum worked its magic on each hair.
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That slight reprieve allowed him to cling to a one-shot lead over Hideki Matsuyama and fellow American Chris Stroud going into Sunday's final round.
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In fact, Biden seemed more determined than ever to cling to Obama's popularity in the party, wrote CNN commentator and former Obama strategist David Axelrod.
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Cling wrap from the university kitchen was strung between trees, creating a spiderweb of translucent plastic meant to act as tripwires if officers stormed in.
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The Premier League is truly astounding in its ability to assess failure on scales of relativity, and to cling tight to reputation at all costs.
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Like all genre movies, sports stories tend to cling to a familiar template, one involving struggle, tears, heart, soul and triumph — cue the cheering crowd.
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After 47 years in elected office and 25 years in the Senate, she continues to cling to office as a voice for the status quo.
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The water will cling on to the pollutants and bring them back to earth, according to experts, while critics worry the move won't help much.
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So, it&aposs not surprising then that they get bitter, they cling to their guns or religion or antipathy toward people who aren&apost like them.
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She prepared dinner for me every night—a well-balanced plate of rice, meat, and vegetables, sometimes salvaged from her staff meal, sealed with Cling Wrap.
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The person who was walking down the street minding their own business and they see somebody cling to their purse or want to cross the street.
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"In the worst-case scenario, bond prices settle toward the low 20s by year-end if Maduro manages to forcefully cling to power," the note read.
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Details of Russia's draft constitution have not been made public, but a crucial issue is how long Mr Assad would be able to cling to power.
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Scorpio is the sign of rebirth, and this full moon marks a change in you—you no longer need to cling to your old security blankets.
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Obama's infamous remark about rural Americans who "cling" to guns and religion had given Clinton the opening, which she sought to take advantage of several ways.
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Yet the truth is that traditional media moguls who cling on to their empires have yet to show that their business models can survive the internet.
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The weather became so rough that the crew strung ropes across the deck for people to cling to as they made their way to the toilets.
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While there's nothing wrong with wearing clothes that accentuate your curves or cling to your body, not everyone with a tiny stature is into that look.
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And when we come to our sweeping conclusions, we're not perceiving but projecting, and we're using couples to cling to our idealism or validate our cynicism.
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"I still cling to a belief, perhaps naive, that America loves its splendid landscapes and special places and will rise up in their defense," Leshy says.
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Now, he said, the supply of shares for the infrastructure industry is low as investors cling to their stocks and await Trump's proposed massive infrastructure plan.
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And yet politicians on both sides of the Atlantic apparently cling to the notion that encryption can be magicked out of existence on their say so.
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So hopefully by next Christmas, you'll be able to find it in shoes that don't cling to the Ugg or dude-bro hiking boot aesthetic.[Vibram]
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Even those Democrats who cling to the fantasy of using Congress to impeach and remove him need to understand just how political this process would be.
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I know I held so very tightly to my heroes — adult-sized teddy bears to cling to during political storms — but this is untenable, and unfair.
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The short video is oddly calming and extremely satisfying, especially when the marble lands in the glass cup at the end with such a satisfying cling.
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Maybe. Am I going to cling to the story of a phone that comes back to life as an example for the next four years anyway?
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Journalists still cling to the generalist model of our forebears, rather than becoming specialists on a beat where they can offer deeper insights and original reporting.
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Saudi Arabia supports Syrian opposition groups to topple Assad and blames Iran and Hezbollah for helping him cling to power after five years of civil war.
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But what really matters is whether the stinky, oily compounds the bacteria has produced will stubbornly cling to your shirt or drift away on a breeze.
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Credit: Colin Donihue Those long forelimbs and toe pads would have allowed these anoles to cling to surfaces during gale-force winds brought by the hurricanes.
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Although Artemis pushed them hard to the end, Groupama Team France managed to cling on and crossed the line three seconds ahead of the Swedish crew.
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For now, we'll just cling to that Rihanna-approved HBA T-shirt from the MTV Video Music Awards and hope that this break will be brief.
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As it turned out, watching him desperately cling to power was a lot less rewarding than watching him connive to gain it in the first place.
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In the absence of many other ways of reducing immigration, the government will want to cling on to the strict new rules, for better or worse.
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These are the nutrients behind those "chocolate is good for you" science-y news reports we cling to in the throes of pain au chocolat cravings.
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She cackles when discussing age, the dishonesty of the music industry, and the mediocre musicians who cling to her, limpet-like, for a shred of credibility.
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There's pro-feminism organizing, but much of it is still trying to cling to a notion of masculinity that engages in a different brand of cockfighting.
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We cling to fragments that seem to burst with meaning, only to discover that we have been misled, that we've jumped down the wrong rabbit hole.
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Americans might like to cling to that thought as summer temperatures mount, and every week and month seems to bring news of a new mass shooting.
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But huge reserves run by the National Iranian Oil Co have helped it cling to its position as one of the world's five largest oil producers.
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Critics say the assembly is a bald maneuver by Maduro to cling to power as his popularity slumps under the weight of the country's economic crisis.
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Generally, these men tended to be younger, slimmer and more likely to take hot baths or step into a Jacuzzi than those in cling-fit undergarments.
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Yet, at least at the national level, asymmetrically across the aisle, elected officials stubbornly cling to discredited policies, dragging their feet, or enthusiastically undermining environmental integrity.
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For consumers who want to cling to their wired audio gear, Apple is making the transition less painful by including a converter with the new iPhones.
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If retired Supreme Court Justice Bill Waller runs as an independent, Hood would cling to a similarly insignificant 40 percent to 38 percent lead over Reeves.
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But they are a nightmare for recycling plants, because they are so diaphanous that they float and cling and wrap and gum up multimillion-dollar machinery.
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That's because this kind—with their cling film and their tiny Tupperware and their corn-on-the-cob skewers—aren't rolling up their sleeves for anything.
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They cling to the game until they can't play any more, and find themselves slowly fading away until, one cold spring, the phone finally falls silent.
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Slimy slugs, which use mucus to cling to even the most slippery surfaces, have inspired scientists make their own mucus for sticking human bodies back together.
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Since 2008, the story of American politics has been the Republican Party's long, vicious struggle to regain power and cling onto it by whatever means necessary.
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I take them to the counter cautiously, holding them at a safe distance from my body as if they'll become sentient and cling to me, weeping.
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The squabbles threaten to pit two sides of the party against one another at a time when Republicans are trying to cling to a House majority.
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That may sound counterintuitive, but if a child were unsure of a parent's love, she would cling to any scrap of affection, Dr. Heard-Garris said.
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The protesters fear that the military, which is dominated by al-Bashir appointees, will cling to power or select one of its own to succeed him.
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In a clearing off one of the Native American nation's swervy roads, cicadas dot tree branches, cling to leaves and flit around in the afternoon sun.
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Shades of Maxim de Winter, Mr. Rochester, even the Duke of Ferrara (Diner says of his first wife, "Lucie was always smiling") cling to Diner Tredevant.
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Yet his fear of prosecution for crimes against humanity may have encouraged him to cling to office, despite his conviction that only God could remove him.
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Poem Midway through this impressionistic gem from the poem "We Are Here to Slow Time," the phrase "a cling wrap, of which there is none" appears.
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Oversimplified perhaps, it is the hardscrabble narrative that markets, investors and employees cling to, a tenet of U.S. capitalism embodied and embraced by the CEO himself.
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Now it is the part of my XLH I cling to a little stubbornly, why I hesitate and wonder: Who would I be without my XLH?
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Despite both Democrats and Republicans voting against filibuster power, they still cling to a far more questionable power allowing a single senator to block a nominee.
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Once inside, a million of them cling against its edges before rising to the top and bursting — like supernovas — as soon as they hit the air.
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It's an argument that is likely to form the basis for Republican efforts to cling to House and Senate control in the midterm elections in November.
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It's the first thing you look at when you wake up in the morning and the last thing you cling to before you go to sleep.
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The Nismo's performance tires cling tenaciously during hard cornering, but the hot Sentra lacks the joy found in a Fiesta GT or GTI when carving curves.
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Prime Minister Serzh Sarksyan resigned on Monday after almost two weeks of street protests prompted by accusations he had manipulated the constitution to cling to power.
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They cling to the coastline for most of it, and a brush too close to the shore could lead to a stranding, also called a beaching.
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While Democrats should appeal to moderate Republicans who are disgusted with the Trump presidency, too many in our party cling to an overly cautious, centrist ideology.
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You'll save time by never having to search for lost container lids and save money by not having to replace those lids or purchase cling wrap.
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G.B.T. stigma and entrenched social and economic issues that cling to the South, Sturdevant feels a complicated, bone-deep tie to the people and the place.
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But it's also interested in how the ideologies we cling to are often intrinsically linked to our personal pain, and often ineffective at helping us heal.
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As I look to the New Year, there is one resolution that I will cling to more than any other: I firmly resolve to embrace hope.
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Even after Iraq, American foreign policy and military elites still cling to the notion that military intervention can bring political stability, somehow, to the Middle East.
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In Netflix's new movie, Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, the cast of the hit 90s Nickelodeon cartoon comes back to earth from outer space in 2019.
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The only preparation for the mussels is pulling off their beards, the strings of protein that mussels make to cling to rocks, and then rinsing them.
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Maybe, but in the darkest of times, it's sort of heartening to see a band at least trying to cling to some shred of earnest optimism.
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Republicans, who have held majorities for 17 years in the State House, cling to a 51-49 edge after a Democratic wave in elections last month.
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Peterson believes that the failure of Soviet communism has not actually deterred communism's fans in the West, who still secretly cling to the old hateful beliefs.
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To start with, there are still some anagrams to cling to; I use these clues as toeholds to make headway in all manner of variety puzzles.
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Maduro gave the interview to the BBC as he attempts to cling to power in the face of overwhelming international support for opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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Abandoned and without any party willing to champion their interests, people cling to candidates who, at the very least, are willing to represent their moral convictions.
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Progestin also thickens the cervical mucus, which prevents sperm from even getting inside the uterus-fallopian zone, so, like, you've cling-wrapped the goldfish bowls too.
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Future American vibrancy depends on eager and educated economic participants; we cannot create them when we cling to an outdated social model that builds barriers to success.
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This was the style that both suited me best and made the most of the original and replanted hair I planned to cling onto like grim death.
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