STEVE BANNON: We never had – hang on, hang on, hang on -- BRIAN SULLIVAN: How are they – how are they?
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"I played those guys a little bit longer than usual just trying to hang on and hang on to the lead," Silas said.
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"I'm on -- hang on, hang on -- there's a huge pileup -- people are," the woman starts to answer as screaming and crunching noises are audible in the background.
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The guy lives five miles -- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Hang on.
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Hang on — is The Bachelor getting a little progressive?
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That's an enormous claim to hang on two anonymous sources.
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Usually, they hang on until the marshals take them away.
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"I have to hang on to that hope," she says.
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"I just have to hang on to hope," she says.
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Pods containing their engines hang on pylons from their wings.
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Come together — but hang on to your separate interests, too.
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If you're a CEO-- hang on— if you're a CEO.
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Hold your form together and just try to hang on.
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Who says art has to hang on a white wall?
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Then no one's saying, 'hang on, this isn't actually real.
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That's an important and hopeful sentiment to hang on to.
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Rays hang on to beat Blue Jays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Framed paintings of flowers hang on the dark green walls.
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And we stepped up defensively, so you just hang on.
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Still, banks are trying to hang on where they can.
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A "tale of two cities" to hang on the wall
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And many will be able to hang on for years.
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It should make every effort to hang on to them.
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Whether poor Egyptians can hang on that long is unclear.
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His hopes now hang on a court case in November.
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People tend to hang on their every word in between.
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Just trying to hang on, felt like I played solid.
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I'm gonna try to hang on as long as possible.
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"I get to hang on to that story," Simons said.
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It will hang on a prime wall in the gallery.
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In the meantime, Wisconsin's farmers are trying to hang on.
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But hang on, we've gotta hear from a fine advertiser.
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Entire seasons hang on the way single pitches are judged.
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Several dozen of those pieces currently hang on the walls.
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Yes, but apercu B: Hang on to the gorilla suit.
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Hang on lemme find a question that is NOT poopy.
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That's the only thing I have to hang on to.
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I also want to hang on to some of it.
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Fourth: hang on let's think about that hellacious hack again!
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In each case, Sanford found a way to hang on.
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Hang on, I'm just going to Google something really quickly.
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My email is … Can you hang on just a sec?
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My email is … Can you hang on just a sec?
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Heidi Heitkamp and Jon Tester, respectively, hope to hang on.
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Schultz does not need to hang on to his shares.
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Not one just trying to hang on to her office.
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When you find people you love, hang on to them.
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Hang on, people don't like Hillary Clinton for some reason!
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Some of you can't hang on to the canvas for long.
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He laughs it off, but you hang on for dear life.
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The bodyguard would have said, 'Hang on, sir, watch the car.
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"Hang on, one second," Saran said while continuing to type away.
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And that's precisely what the Shapiros wanted to hang on to.
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Look, hang on, countries are an act of imagination aren't they?
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Of course, you'll also need to hang on to your receipt.
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Something you can hang on the wall when it's all over.
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Its a rough world out there people, try to hang on.
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I shall hang on to my pints of lime and soda.
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You hang on to these little things that are completely magical.
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It's a rough world out there people, try to hang on.
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Clippers hang on in second half to defeat Kings SACRAMENTO, Calif.
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Youngsters embrace him for selfies and hang on his every tweet.
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Clothes hang on me like a tarp on a station wagon.
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Hang on a minute, I'm supposed to have a cocktail hour?
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Someone, somewhere always seems to want to hang on to power.
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Brate couldn't hang on to another pass at the goal line.
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We&aposre picky about what we should hang on our walls.
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They don't play to win: they simply hang on in there.
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Core values are not fluffy plaques to hang on the wall.
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Some fight to hang on and others fight to move forward.
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Hang on a mo, John Conteh... Who the Hell is he?
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That frozen concoction that helps us hang on comes to Broadway.
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Skimpy bikinis made only of plastic beads hang on the walls.
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"They're telling me to hang on," she said of her children.
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We hang on and let life bring us slivers of peace.
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Showers enter the forecast tomorrow and hang on through the weekend.
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I went, 'Hang on, what the fuck are you talking about?
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You can sell your shares, you can hang on to them.
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Do I hang on to this feeling of 'All right, man'?
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The ... But you just want to hang on the set anyway.
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She made the paintings that hang on most of the walls.
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Hang on one second because we have a clip of that.
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Timberwolves hang on to defeat Celtics MINNEAPOLIS — At times, it wasn't pretty.
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Hand drums hang on poles, and sacred eagle feathers dangle from rafters.
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The fresh paintings I hang on the walls to dry and display.
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Tenney's chances are ever-narrowing to hang on to her seat. Rep.
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We just wish Game of Thrones could hang on a little longer.
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Hang on: Did Riverdale just spoil the fate of the Jones family?
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Many thought he would use it to hang on to power indefinitely.
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When a TV show provides neither, it's awfully hard to hang on.
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European stocks also rose early in the day, but couldn't hang on.
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He's trying to hang on against Democrat Tony Evers, another education candidate.
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Like, why hang on to something that is a ticking time bomb?
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"But hang on, you're part of Taylor's squad," the host followed up.
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Hang on, that was when he was incarcerated for eighty-one days?
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HANNITY: If you come from a country, hang on, we are friends.
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All the bull rider has is a rope to hang on to.
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Photos of employees hang on a wall at a staff service center.
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"It's amazing how people hang on to that shit for so long."
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And yet, surely I had this in the bag... Oh hang on.
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Cramer likes both businesses and advised to hang on to the stock.
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He is on life support right now and fighting to hang on.
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"It's cold in the tent but we will hang on," Hala said.
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But they're very, very tough people who know how to hang on.
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But one officer is dutifully trying to hang on and fight back.
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And she made bold decisions about what to hang on her wall.
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But hang on a minute, what does that little dagger symbol mean?
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AccuWeather estimated that cool weather will hang on until mid-month. Sorry.
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But hang on, as there's one more major catch to this sale.
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Friends had told me to hang on, saying it got more interesting.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), Haspel's chances of confirmation will hang on Democratic support.
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Fall below that line, and Republicans are more likely to hang on.
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They'll probably want to hang on to those hats for future protests.
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Overall, I'd say it's a nice watch to hang on your bod.
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The prop guy found some funny stuff to hang on the walls.
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For us to hang on to win I think is really big.
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"You hang on and hang your hat on that defense," Bennett said.
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In another time, Mr. Kalanick might have been able to hang on.
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Three new paintings, each named for a Siren, hang on the walls.
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Dean Heller is seeking to hang on Bottom line MORE (R-Nev.).
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Hang on I'll think of it... New administration has some great people.
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If Mr Hernández does hang on, he can still do some good.
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"Occasionally, you feel, hang on a minute — that's my role!" he said.
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So, if you learn nothing else from today, hang on to that.
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The company doesn't plan to hang on to the money for long.
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"I remember thinking, hang on a minute, this is weird," says John.
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Actually, no, hang on, Milk Teeth sounds like Veruca Salt meets Hopesfall.
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"He's somehow managed to hang on," said one former White House official.
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A. A property owner can cut branches that hang on his property.
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They just use it to continue to hang on to that power.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a serious warning for those who decide to hang on to their phones, urging them to take advantage of refunds and replacements and not to hang on to the phone.
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And you hang on to your stick and helmet during the national anthem.
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Tesla now has another fatality to hang on its semi-autonomous driving system.
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A coup is more likely, though Issaias may be able to hang on.
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" He added: "It's a rough world out there people, try to hang on.
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For now, Randal says Goodwill plans to hang on tight to the newspaper.
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To me, it's very powerful, and I want to hang on to that.
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Millions of dollars hang on the reviews that Morf (Jake Gyllenhaal) posts online.
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So small biotech companies have to hang on for decades without a product.
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It can lie flat, hang on a wall, or stand on the floor.
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It mutates, like a real parasite trying to hang on to its host.
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If firms cannot hang on to people, they may replace them with machines.
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Sounds encouraging, but hang on a minute before drowning that popcorn in butter.
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I like it okay, so far, and I might hang on to it.
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Mexican blankets line the stage and dusty religious candles hang on the wall.
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They say unions are just trying to hang on to the status quo.
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Some fear that the old guard will try to hang on to power.
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Hang on while I collapse onto Kellyanne's "You Are My Sunshine"-embroidered pillow.
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Rightly, or wrongly, people hang on to each and every character you type.
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Which is to say: Hang on, it's going to be a bumpy weekend.
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Three more nights, no, wait, only two—hang on, what day is it?
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As for Tampa Bay, God, just hang on until Steven Stamkos comes back.
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But he did says that it would all hang on one thing: methane.
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The old guard at the DNC should not be allowed to hang on.
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When things get really tough, just remember one thing: 'Hang on in there'.
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But party operatives are holding out hope for the GOP to hang on.
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This week it gave consumers another reason to hang on to older iPhones.
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"Hang on to this until we get you off the mountain," he said.
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Large photographic proof sheets hang on the walls along with old Coke signs.
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Break out the umbrella, and try your best to hang on to it.
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We are a community trying to hang on amidst a dying coal industry.
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Hang on to your ovaries and check out some of our favorite lewks.
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And hang on a second: how the fuck does this whole thing work?
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Just hang on tight and ride the wave over to the new place.
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By afternoon, clouds hang on the hilltops, threatening to rain but rarely cracking.
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Republicans feel increasingly confident, however, that Rubio will hang on to his seat.
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The US number, after 45 minutes, was still asking me to hang on.
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Dainty decorative plates hang on the walls to narrate the house's changing moods.
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In 2014, a noose was left to hang on a tree on campus.
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"Hang on a minute, I think I just won," he said to himself.
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They came back, and we played well enough to hang on and win.
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It's like: Pots that look like pots, tapestries that hang on the walls.
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Quite a lot, it turns out, and they are words to hang on.
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Then Sean Spicer said, 'Hang on, we're allowed to do that to reporters?
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"It was just like, 'Ahhh — hang on, folks,'" he recalled in an interview.
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Prints of scanned drawings by the owner, Alfred Riis, hang on the walls.
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The protesters brought Iraqi flags to hang on the consulate, according to reports.
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Still, Mia rushes out of the group hang on the verge of tears.
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And a few historical traces of the rich culture of Loisaida hang on.
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Whether or not Pruitt can hang on much longer is a different story.
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Only tiny populations of bears and elephants hang on in small, vulnerable pockets.
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Ms Clark, the premier since 2011, did her best to hang on to power.
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" Added the actor: "Its a rough world out there people, try to hang on.
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If you can just hang on, most of it is going to come out.
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The president says, hang on a second, we may be able to do it.
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She seems to feel confident that she is going to be able hang on.
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For Apple, hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties could hang on the outcome.
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Mr. Sapan wanted to hang on to it, so they bought elsewhere in town.
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Abyzov says the company won't hang on to any health data from non-customers.
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Despite the fighting, they try to hang on to the pleasures of normal life.
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"No, you're never like, annoying, but you hang on me a lot," said Higgins.
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"The (Liberal) government is in a pretty good position to hang on," he said.
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I take one sip, then another—and, hang on a minute, it's actually delicious.
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MG: I have to work harder, be louder, stay longer, and hang on tighter.
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But May, facing scorn for running a lacklustre campaign, was determined to hang on.
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But Lyft still got to hang on to the extra users it picked up.
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" "The President has asked those farmers to hang on just a little bit longer.
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The fact that Clinton continues to hang on to this antiquated relic confuses me.
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In Valencia, a few multinational companies like Nestle and Ford Motor Co hang on.
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A bike key can just hang on your keychain along with your other keys.
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Hainer reiterated his desire to hang on to Reebok, citing a booming fitness market.
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A closer look showed these words: GET IN SIT DOWN SHUT UP HANG ON
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Ms. Rose burns with Kizzy's determination to hang on to her sense of self.
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Here's what else is happening: Hang on everyone, we're about to experience weather whiplash.
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"It's a rough world out there people, try to hang on," David Spade added.
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Some might be covered by employers if they can hang on to their jobs.
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So... maybe hang on to your fancy friend with the boat a little longer?
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Hang on to this form, as you'll need it when you file next April.
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During a stream, he asked viewers to help him hang on a little longer.
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His health precluded that, but he managed to hang on there almost that long.
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Be sure to fund your HSA every year and hang on to medical receipts.
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The GOP is fighting to hang on to dozens of vulnerable seats this cycle.
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BUT HANG ON BECAUSE I KNOW WE HAVE QUESTIONS BACK IN NEW YORK. GUYS.
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How did Gates hang on in Trump's orbit, even after Manafort was pushed out?
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"Cherries hang on the dark-green trees like earrings," thinks Connell at one point.
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You're not going in the trash,'' ''Operation pull-toy,'' and ''Hang on, little guy.
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Kelly managed to hang on to the job for quite some time after that.
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It's that conflict, and we hang on the story until the result is given.
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More hang on the walls, filling the space, but not making it feel cluttered.
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This thing was something people could hang on to as a happy-ending story.
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Their photos hang on the wall in the converted office that's become her bedroom.
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Mills: And you pull out garbage bags —— [Sound of plastic rustling] Callimachi: Hang on.
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Jimmy Rollins barely lasted a month trying to hang on with the White Sox.
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And yet Nicolás Maduro continues to hang on to an illegitimate claim to power.
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Both parties are desperate to hang on to as many seats as they can.
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Wish you could hang on to the holiday spirit just a little while longer?
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As for their van, they'll hang on to it and use it for traveling.
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The defiance reflected Franken's desire to hang on to his position in the Senate.
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Katy, however, longs for the days where her designs will hang on the racks.
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For investors, it is frustrating to be told, 'Just hang on, we're making progress.
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Mr. Spicer's pay, reportedly $125,000, increases each week he is able to hang on.
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Mr. Spicer's pay, reportedly $125,000, increases each week he is able to hang on.
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Something terrible happens soon after, and while it's almost unbearable, you should hang on.
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There's no reason to believe he will hang on to the title for long.
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Hassan The Granite State race is evidence that Republicans can hang on, despite Sen.
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Is that a lot to hang on a single line from a Christmas song?
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Two screens hang on the wall of each one, displaying live feeds from both offices.
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"Give us a little bit of history that we can hang on to," Kris explains.
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Is this our attempt to hang on to our ideals of that Vanessa Paradis feel?
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But the fact that service was able to hang on and continue functioning was unexpected.
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He sang "Hang On To Yourself" and all the Ziggy songs we'd never heard before.
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Was there any point where you thought, Hang on, there might be something in this?
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But along the way, the scene-for-scene appropriation begins to hang on self-parody.
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Mr Fillon, despite a solemn vow to quit if this happened, decided to hang on.
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B. and I hang on the couch until we head to bed at 9:45.
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Photographs of Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, Hugo Chavez, and Bashar Assad hang on one wall.
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Top speed with the top down is 196 mph, so hang on to your hat.
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Plus, Snapchat now allows users to hang on to their snaps through service called Memories.
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They tried to hang on to the ceiling fan and float on their couch cushions.
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Some countries hoped that Mr Abadi, a known quantity, would hang on to the premiership.
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It is just natural for a team to want to hang on to its championship.
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They are not assets you can hang on the wall or display to admiring neighbours.
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The outcome of the election could hang on how millennials, like me, judged their performances.
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My boyfriend gets home and we both hang on the couch, having quality screen time.
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"We always want to hang on to that quirkiness and playfulness from Snap," Morris says.
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I see military people hang on to these objects as symbols of life and love.
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"Well you had better hang on and give them to her yourself," he told her.
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Cork boards displaying the outline of this last instalment hang on an otherwise bare wall.
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Hang on to everything, and don't be shy about seeking help if you need it.
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It's just the way people hang on to his words like it's some brilliant shit.
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Most of these dreams won't happen, but we still have to hang on to hope.
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Jeb Bush is hoping to hang on by engineering a strong performance in South Carolina.
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But as calls for a correction multiply, they recommended investors hang on a little longer.
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In these surreal first few days of Trump's supremacy, we should hang on to reality.
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A small amount of memorabilia, photos of Detroit, and baseball photos hang on the wall.
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An asteroid mining startup similar to Planetary Resources, though, has also managed to hang on.
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It's the only thing I have and I guess I'd better hang on to it.
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The canvases hang on chains to clear the heavy wood paneling or protect the wallpaper.
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" Takahata was surprised, he said, "Hang on, did I understand properly, you want our opinion?
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And the U.S. administration is mired in open-ended talks that hang on Kim's whims.
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In the meantime, British Columbia's blueberry growers are doing what they can to hang on.
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In Europe a scarcity of social housing leads people to hang on to cheap flats.
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The Fjällräven Passport Wallet will hang on to your documents no matter where you go.ProsCons
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"Eventually I thought to myself, 'Well hang on a minute, maybe there's something in this.'"
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We couldn't hang on, slippedto the floor and by morning the quiltshad slid off, too.
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Consider picking up a cheerful pumpkin made of tinsel to hang on your front door.
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I thought 'Hang on, this is what I've been wanting for such a long time.
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I won't belabor it, but I really just wanted something—anything—to hang on to.
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I guess I think of these photos as a way to hang on to him.
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A pair of Vytautas warm-up shirts for sale hang on a nearby coat rack.
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For endangered Republicans in moderate districts, they hope that's enough to help them hang on.
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"I'm proud of the guys for finding a way to hang on there," Hoiberg said.
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When you're in a fight for your life, "modest" is something to hang on to.
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Hang on, I haven't not got in—it just says I'm on a waiting list.
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Is there anything about having that perspective that ... hang on, let me flip it around.
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Those same footprints hang on my bedroom wall along with a locket containing her ashes.
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There are things we can do to help them hang on for a few years.
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With the departure of retired Justice Anthony Kennedy, abortion rights could hang on Kavanaugh's vote.
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Her ability to hang on will depend on the makeup of the new Democratic caucus.
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The Islamic State is now fighting to hang on to its two most valuable properties.
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Still-life paintings will hang on the walls, and there will be some antique furniture.
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She made me hang on every turn to find out what would happen to them.
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Now, hang on a briefen short second there, Eisenstein, Paul, Sr., said in her mind.
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But it was the New York Jets who again couldn't hang on in the end.
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He does not seem to understand that lives hang on how he executes his role.
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There's a lot of heart here underneath the corporate logos that hang on the walls.
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Some are sick and are going to hang on to their insurance for dear life.
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Hang on, we've just bought this house, and is it really big enough for two?
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I've got to fucking hang on, he thought, … to see if Grant Leadbitter scores this penalty.
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Are you about to hang on a desert island with the ghosts of Tupac and Biggie?
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The core problem being that galleries aren't typically short of artworks to hang on their walls.
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But-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: What about Crimea and Ukraine -- hang on, Crimea, we are playing a game.
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Some fail, others are consumed by hungry investors, a few hang on to become household names.
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Art that fulfils an important need, while still being beautiful enough to hang on your wall?
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Something to hang on to, because without that, there's nothing except death and darkness and tragedy.
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I feel like a lot of women hang on to our message, and it empowers them.
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"But hang on, you're part of Taylor's squad, all the magazines tell us," Koch followed up.
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It's more important than ever for the Army to hang on to every possible technological advantage.
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Misfits couldn't hang on though, getting wiped in the first team fight after taking the point.
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But he may not be able to hang on for much longer than a few weeks.
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Will that be enough to hang on against Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in a historically Republican area?
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But Democrat Jacky Rosen hasn't quite taken off, and Heller may be able to hang on.
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R Durtnell & Sons Limited has managed to hang on in there for more than 269 years.
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It's just Ralph wanting to hang on to Vanellope because he's afraid of being alone again.
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A third worker managed to hang on to the scaffolding and climbed to safety, officials said.
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Seven jackets hang on an adjacent wall, including one bearing the name Palombo on the back.
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Aside from the pictures, paintings hang on the walls and personal books are displayed on tables.
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He wanted to move closer to the office but hang on to the lively Hoboken vibe.
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"If he can hang on for another year I would appreciate it so much," he said.
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"Get a survivorship care plan from the treating institution and hang on to it," Ness added.
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There is nothing here that one might be inspired to hang on a living room wall.
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But Western pressure on Riyadh may give the Houthis an incentive to hang on, analysts say.
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"People would say, 'Hang on, isn't that a pest?' and be a bit confused," he says.
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Framed magazine spreads and newspaper articles hang on a wall, creating a timeline of their work.
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Transit Police Officer Ed Provenzana and his dog named Hang On ride the subway on Dec.
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"As of this morning, we think Trump can hang on, but who knows what comes next?"
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As long as you have something like that to hang on to, you can do anything.
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The pups hang on the beaches, learning to swim and hunt for the next two months.
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Even if these aren't exactly the kind of thing you'd want to hang on your wall.
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I'm kind of surprised in a way to see Mushroom Jazz hang on for so long.
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" He thanked her friends and "DC family" for their support, adding, "Hang on to each other.
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The fate of the government may hang on whether he is forced to resign (see article).
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But it has managed to hang on to its market share gains since the #DeleteUber campaign.
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The ratings skyrocket, as viewers hang on to see if the ending is dramatic, even violent.
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"Most paintings hang on nails, and they're off the ground and away from you," Temkin explained.
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You hang on and hang your hat on that defense and hopefully you get enough offense.
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Her chances at confirmation appear poised to hang on her performance before the committee on Wednesday.
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Or tweeting ultrasound images, like the ones that most expectant parents hang on their refrigerator doors.
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This foot-dragging has been called unconstitutional, undemocratic, a desperate ploy to hang on to power.
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Think of the old Cinema Display but big enough to hang on your living room wall.
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St. Patrick's Day decorations now hang on doors and windows, yet signs of upheaval remain everywhere.
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Banners and photos of each player hang on the wall over one end of the gym.
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It had previously housed a pizzeria and paintings of Italian villas still hang on the walls.
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Sleaford Mods posters hang on the kitchen wall but there's no abduction lined up for us.
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This was a Sega arcade racer, designed by Hang-On and Out Run creator Yu Suzuki.
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DER: Hang on, EARPIECE dupes the PIECE in PUZZLE PIECE, so we probably can't use that.
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Things may be changing rapidly, but that doesn't mean you need to hang on every update.
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So for example, he reposts an image of a knife — hang on, let me find it.
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They want a pelt to hang on the wall, and celebrity chief executives are particularly attractive.
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Meredith has said that it may not hang on to all of the Time Inc. magazines.
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In the heavy months awaiting trial, Harris has been trying to hang on to his gentleness.
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Whether to hang on with modems will be one key decision facing a new chief executive.
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We couldn't just keep trying to hang on, trying to find more retailers, doing a show.
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"I started treating his wounds, talking to him, telling him to hang on," Sergeant Walters said.
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Hang on to your comb-over because the theatrical Trump storm is now approaching gale force.
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I found myself able to ride through the victories and hang on during the difficult times.
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And I just hope they hang on and they're there for me because I need them.
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Home-grown Chinese firms look set to hang on to the lower end of the market.
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And each drawing, when it was finished, would be worthy of anybody's wall to hang on.
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If "Bella Donna" contains a single directive, it's to love freely, love fully, and hang on.
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Banks are considering strategies to hang on to the loans long enough to extract some profit.
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Her mother's silk embroideries — of pine branches, and a crane and tortoise — hang on the wall.
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The fate of civilization may not hang on the answer to that question, but mine might.
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Dean Heller is seeking to hang on Bottom line MORE (R-Nev.) — had raised $1 million.
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Mr. Harkin, who just turned 78, is watching with some amazement as former colleagues hang on.
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His triumph will likely help the party hang on to its advantage in the upper chamber.
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Just make sure to hang on to your Android phone until you're sure everything transferred over.
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A third, in Shreveport, is operating but may not be able to hang on for very long.
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Its jokes hang on very specific references that only fans of one or the other will appreciate.
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"Nah," he laughs, revealing a wide, toothy smile a dentist would proudly hang on an office poster.
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Yeah, no, I've been covering them since they started so … Hang on ... yeah, I can't find anything.
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Will Drake and Rihanna hang on to their musical crowns as we ring in the new year?
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He chose Prague for his exile — it's close by, and he figured Lukashenko couldn't hang on forever.
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At the end of the day the ÖVP is the ÖVP, whatever nameplate you hang on it.
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Zoological prints hang on the walls (sperm whales, civets); crumbling 2100th-century aromatics books line the shelves.
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Dodgers hang on to defeat Cardinals ST. LOUIS — Mike Mayers' major league debut was a horror show.
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He looks determined to hang on through elections later this year—if he holds them at all.
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And it's the perfect reason to hang on to Uniracers for at least a few more years.
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Hang on were missing something here who’s Christmas tree has that fallen from its huge!!!
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"Yes, hang on, but it's going to cost you 500 dollars to look at it," he joked.
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App developers will most likely hang on to this information unless you specifically tell them not to.
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"These aren't crops that can just hang on trees and wait until this thing passes," Cronquist said.
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It's a lot to hang on brand loyalty as a key differentiator in an already overcrowded market.
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"So many incredible things happened and lots of good memories I'm going to hang on to forever."
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But the GOP could blunt that momentum somewhat if they manage to hang on to the seat.
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At the same time, McCaskill is struggling to hang on to her Democratic base, particularly black voters.
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Halabja seemed less enthusiastic, unlike other cities where banners drawing attention to the referendum hang on buildings.
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These cookies might be the best and most delicious possible way to hang on to our childhoods.
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Hang on to the love you have, but understand that no romance has ever survived bed death.
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Careers in medical research hang on publishing papers in prestigious journals such as Nature, Science and Cell.
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And you'd be smiling, too, if you'd just found a nice stout branch to hang on to.
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Hang on to the dream that there are good people out there who are fighting for you.
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So why can't Reddit seem to hang on to its employees — particularly women and people of color?
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"There's a commitment to owning something that's not just going to hang on a wall," he said.
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Smartphone technology has plateaued, and the trend is for us to hang on to our phones longer.
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Mr. Wiener Sr., a Louisiana architect, made the splatter paintings that hang on the living room walls.
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And, hang on, who's that snarling matriarch of the club scene with the shock of spiky hair?
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But most experts believe they'll hang on with enough financial resources to pray for a backup plan.
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They're using a welder, a circular saw... Hang on - what are they making the staircase out of?
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It had managed to hang on to an increasingly dire and dismal existence for almost seven years.
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" It takes about 15 seconds for her mind to realize that, hang on, "the headlights were on.
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Those same aides now think the ensuing chaos may have helped Kelly hang on a little longer.
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In an interview, Mr. Cummings said he anticipated that Ms. Pelosi would be able to hang on.
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People hang on to their cars for longer rather than replacing them, so auto manufacturing goes down.
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Mr. Kim beamed across the negotiating table, while the guests appeared to hang on his every word.
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No such evidence ever surfaced, allowing him to ride out the scandal and hang on to power.
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Hang on – he's stopped to chat to a passer-by first, gushing and asking for a selfie.
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That, of course, and trying to hang on to all 10 of his fingers through the run.
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Coincidentally, ads for Xanadu, the original name for the mall, still hang on a Meadowlands Arena scoreboard.
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Large flat-screen televisions hang on the walls and draw big crowds when Latino boxers headline matches.
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Red banners hang on road barriers and walls, telling residents not to heed hearsay about miracle cures.
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His 203-point attempt was a brick and allowed the Clippers to hang on for the win.
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Between their graves, the flags of the Afghan government and the Taliban hang on the same pole.
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What most compelled the Rays to hang on to Kiermaier was his ability to field his position.
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So now they're even more comfortable, and no one is reassessing their portfolio and saying: 'Hang on!
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And both appear ready to sow division and damage institutions in order to hang on to power.
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People would hang on to their phone lines like family jewels and hand them down to relatives.
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We met at the Village Tavern, in a back room where rugby shirts hang on the wall.
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I feel like I don't hang on to it or have such an attachment to the dollar.
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Fantastic Beasts, meanwhile, looks like it will hang on longer than its opening weekend might have suggested.
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Wedding photos hang on the walls and a Christmas tree sits in a corner opposite their couch.
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Bowman was an abundantly talented writer (maybe too abundantly; hang on) with an abundance of bad luck.
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Her arms hang on either side of her and a tension seems to run through her body.
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Some unfurl with an accordion fold, while others hang on the wall like a suite of prints.
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It's clear ... they've called enough of a truce since their ugly breakup to hang on True's bday.
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Settling for mediocrity is hardly going to help it hang on to or recruit top-notch investment bankers.
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The Eighth Congressional District is another conservative-leaning one that Democrats have nevertheless managed to hang on to.
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On Sunday, residents in the town were making missing posters of Mollie to hang on their front doors.
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It feels like an uphill battle right now, but we'll hang on to this moment for a while.
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Being the middle of nine kids, it was always a battle just to hang on to my candy.
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John Culberson and whether he could hang on in a district that voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Ex-NFL star Nick Lowery is hoping to hang on to his title of CNBC Stock Draft champion.
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The structure provides something to hang on to, even as you are taken into depths of human despair.
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Teo had apparently hoped to hang on to the firm, which he created with Caldbeck in early 2014.
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The thing to hang on to is that we can all recognise liberalism, especially now it's under threat.
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Many investors now want to write off Disney, but Cramer says to hang on for the long-term.
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But hang on, why the sweet hell does that shoe have the Royal Mail logo on it anyway?
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"ETBU will be lucky to hang on to him for the time period they have him," Eargle says.
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"Hang on tight you guys, because there's a lot coming," Hill said at the end of her video.
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Skoglund's images of corn, peas, and carrots — all obviously taken out of a can — hang on one wall.
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Well then hang on to your butts, because you're gonna get the shit outta some fan activation efforts!
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Archival photographs of Yuri Gagarin hang on the wall of a school the cosmonaut attended for two years.
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It will be with you when your children are born, and it will hang on your final breath.
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But what if you hang on to the stock for more than a year and then sell it?
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Shipments of Samsung and Apple phones have slid as customers hang on to phones longer than ever before.
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Can they hang on to Bolton's remaining assets, and create a sustainable football model in the long term?
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Unlike most art, however, there's nothing to hang on a wall or show off in a building lobby.
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What if we just hang on so long that people don't say WHY are you ending, but WHEN?
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After two days of closing higher, shares rose in the morning but couldn't hang on to the gains.
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Photos of her and her sister, Roberta, hang on the walls alongside images from her career in acting.
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"Even if there's nothing you can do to fix your situation, embrace whatever you can hang on to."
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Hunter's seat, east of Issa's, is more conservative and would be easier for Republicans to hang on to.
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As Sears's controlling shareholder, and its captain, Mr. Lampert may have few other options but to hang on.
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With $82 million at risk, Mr. Barakett had to decide whether to bail, hang on or buy more.
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If general manager Trent Baalke is run out of town, will Chip Kelly hang on to his job?
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"Kintzler is off the perfection mark with his ERA, but he was able to hang on," Molitor said.
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You either can't wait to hang on to every word, or you can't stand to listen at all.
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Jamie's sister Jenny and her family are trying to hang on as the British throw their weight around.
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We give each other gifts as tokens of affection, not to control what pals hang on their walls.
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Kubrick said at their first meeting that he wanted to hang on to some of the temp tracks.
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"If you can hang on through the winter, you're in great shape for the New Year," he said.
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Get Dressed Up Jaycie Hricak in Philadelphia, too, celebrated her 22nd with a virtual hang on Wednesday evening.
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A failure to hang on to nearly all of the 10 would make a Senate takeover very difficult.
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Even with such steep declines, the only logical thing to do is hang on for a long ride.
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Jim Mattis and Rod Rosenstein seem to be the only ones trying to hang on to their honor.
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He should just hang on to this lane so hard, no one else can touch him in it.
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Three: Hang on for dear life as becoming linked to a monster takes you deep into King's multiverse.
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He has no political clique, so he isn't motivated to hang on to keep his guys in work.
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Some of the floors are made of traditional Moroccan zellige tiles, and oversized bees hang on the ceilings.
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No shortage of Reince Priebus photos hang on the walls of the R.N.C.'s headquarters on Capitol Hill.
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At this point, Ms. Park's fate may hang on timing as much as the weight of the evidence.
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With so many men away, Weigel explains, girls had to hang on to the boys they could get.
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The past few days have kicked speculation into high gear about how much longer he can hang on.
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But I don't know if we hang on the words of the ultrarich the way we once did.
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Since we're already on the L we decide to head to my office to hang on the rooftop.
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Would you hang on to this rope and let the attached weight drop when she gives a sign?
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"Part of me just wants to hang on to who I've been just a little longer," he confesses.
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"We got to hang on to this majority because we know what's at stake in 2020," Bustos said.
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There was nothing to hang on to, and only my own arms and legs to keep me afloat.
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The couple also wants to hang on to their U.K. home, Frogmore Cottage, which the queen technically owns.
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So-called HODLs ("hang on for dear lifers") have been a ballast for cryptos through ups and downs.
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Still, the popularity of some calendars — desk pads and the ones that hang on your wall — has waned.
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Eventually, in work and life, things will get easier — they just need to hang on until that point.
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The artwork doesn't hang on walls; it is the wall—and the floor, ceiling, and everything in between.
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Three hang on the wall from single fastening points, which causes them to drape in pleasingly sculptural folds.
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Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber is finally giving in to one of the biggest demands made by its fleet: The company will add an option to allow customers to tip their drivers.
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Crocheted shotguns and upholstered portraits of a Confederate soldier, a southern gentleman, and a church hang on the walls.
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My body is made for childbearing — generous hips, plenty of soft flesh for an infant to hang on to.
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That pedestrians can access through a magnitude of street-level stations, no larger than — hang on — a parking spot!
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On the other hand, Walmart plans to hang on to Bonobos, after contemplating a sale but deciding against it.
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Tesla owners and casual observers alike hang on his every word with a sense of sheer admiration and awe.
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He harked back to two previous Middle Eastern wars in justifying Israel's need to hang on to the Golan.
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Some words hang on in a sort of life-support state, frozen in a single usage but otherwise forgotten.
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And Democrats need to hang on to that seat if they have any prospects of getting the Senate back.
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Android folks looking to switch to the iPhone or upgrade their devices, on the other hand, should hang on.
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If not, try to hang on until the rocket returns to home base, a house in the West Village.
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They expanded it to 102-92 on Dinwiddie's 3-pointer with 3:52 left but could not hang on.
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If executives are worried about the future, they might hang on to cash in case of a rainy day.
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Ornaments honoring fallen members of the US military hang on a tree dedicated to Gold Star families on Nov.
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An African mask, a Matisse cut out, and a poster of Angela Davis hang on the wall behind them.
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"At some point you've got to move on from them, but you can hang on a little bit longer."
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Also, financial markets hang on your every word as it is arguably the most important job in the economy.
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If Lombardy and Veneto joined them, they would hang on to a greater share of the taxes collected there.
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For Tesla, this means some significant amount money may hang on its CEO's interactions with a handful of celebrities.
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Now you have a reason to vote because Ruth is going to hang on for another five more years.
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"We're going to hang on every word," said Jim Caron, fixed income portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
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If you love art but can't decide what to hang on your wall, well today is your lucky day.
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Sustainability for Fairphone doesn't just mean ethical supply chains, but also devices you can repair and hang on to.
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Dictatorships that want to hang on at any cost are often successful, or plunge their countries into chaos trying.
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The fate of the European Union and the euro could hang on the outcome of Sunday's French presidential election.
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Her orange leggings and kurta, a loose knee-length shirt, now hang on racks alongside outfits of all styles.
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If you're not from Hawai'i, that may seem like a stretch—but hang on a moment as I explain.
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Apparently, even with what will likely be diminishing box-office returns, the franchise will hang on a little longer.
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It seems a self-aware protocol droid like C-3PO can't hang on to its memories for too long.
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There is absolutely no reason a player shouldn't be able to hang on the rim after a big dunk.
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Bliss points to the recent special election wins as proof that the GOP can hang on to its majority.
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Another worry is whether London can hang on to its lead in new areas of activity, such as fintech.
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Shareholders often hang on for far too long hoping that rising commodity prices might resurrect an ailing firm's fortunes.
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And it-- people tend to hang on their every word in between-- we don't pay any attention to it.
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Relics of "harmless gambling" hang on a wall up front: mah-jongg tiles passed down by Ms. Lo's grandmother.
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Gallman said stockings are the "classic ornament of the holiday season," not just something to hang on a mantle.
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The VS supermodel's purple bikini did its best to hang on in the surf of the resort town Florianópolis.
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But I wanted to see my daughters again, so I did reckless things trying to hang on under lorries.
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That, in turn, means it should be more reasonable for users to hang on to their devices for longer.
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Go FOURTH and shine, underdogs, and May the FOURTH be with you … oh, hang on, that's the other date.
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Playbills line the living room mantelpiece and cross-stitched Pokémon characters done by Mr. Zolfo hang on one wall.
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He gets stuck on the smallest bits of environmental geometry, but he can hang on his forearms for eternity.
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So you'll want to hang on to that one until you've withdrawn all your nondeductible contributions to the account.
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Earlier this week, Merkel said politicians should not hang on in office "until nobody wants to see you anymore".
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The Warriors now have 12 minutes to hang on to a six-point lead to keep their season going.
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However, he may hang on to his posts at Neuralink and the Boring Company, which are still private companies.
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To the last, he will summon every specter of the "Arab-loving left" in a bid to hang on.
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I think that's really the only way some of these guys are going to go: 'Hang on a minute.
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Imagine the many other women who tolerate similar circumstances in order to hang on to their job and paycheck.
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When you put this all together, it makes sense for farmers to hang on to their crops for now.
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It noted West Virginia had no reported cases of coronavirus, and jokingly pleaded for its people to hang on.
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Consciousness slipstreams behind them, tethered and rocketing through the red sky towards violence, daring us to hang on tight.
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And if you can't make the debate, it becomes very, very hard to hang on as a credible candidate.
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What Trump craves is for Twitter to be his stage and for people who hang on his every word.
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But in the 1970s, as routines became more challenging, they needed to find a better way to hang on.
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I would just need to hang on to the packaging until I was sure, otherwise it's an extra $50.
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Hiring is challenging, and more businesses are raising wages in order to hang on to the workers they have.
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Eccentric types still hang on to apartments, he said, including a flamenco dancer who lives a floor above him.
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" And from FDR: "When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.
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While Fate is locked in as the domestic #1 for this weekend, The Boss Baby continues to hang on.
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Layer on a warm sweater and jacket, and hang on to your earmuffs — it's going to be very gusty.
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Secondhand clothes for sale hang on simple brightly painted homes, the poorest made of pallets and corrugated iron roofs.
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The Vogtle expansion is a 60- to 80-year investment that should not hang on short-term commodity considerations.
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Kevin Yoder is desperately trying to hang on to a district that narrowly voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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In 20 or 30 years, we're the majority of this country, the world's majority … Oh, they can hang on.
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They were last seen together at a public event this past November, but clearly still hang on the regular.
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After seeking treatment and attempting to hang on to his seat, he resigned under heavy pressure the following January.
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But a refund means you're letting the IRS hang on to too much of your paycheck throughout the year.
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With a powerful wind from the opposite direction, Walker and Choi tried to hang on with pars and could not.
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Instead, the critics read sexism, misogyny and an Old World patriarchy into whatever remnants of manliness stubbornly hang on today.
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It's sent birding twitter atwittering, and the New York City news media seems to hang on the duck's every move.
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But maybe ask someone if they're "free to talk" via text message and hang on the phone a little while.
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PopSugar pants and tops and Champion jackets hang on side racks, while Levi's jeans are laid out on a table.
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Not surprisingly, it ran afoul of those dictators who managed to hang on -- and who now clearly have Trump's ear.
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"Hang on to those good memories and tell everyone you love them as often as you can," Peggy's letter reads.
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It's possible a good earnings report might encourage some employees to hang on to their shares a little bit longer.
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Sears has taken new steps to boost its liquidity as it struggles to hang on amid another dismal holiday quarter.
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Fnatic brought it back for the second half, winning the first three rounds, but just couldn’t hang on.
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"You may also have a couple states who hang on a year beyond 3 with their expansions," Fiedler told me.
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If he can hang on to even one of those states, or crack Minnesota, he will probably win re-election.
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I was pointing out the fact that Hillary Clinton will do anything to gain and hang on to power, anything.
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It's hard, for example, to hang on to discipline at the International Alba White Truffle Fair in Italy's Piedmont region.
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"It felt really big, like 'hang on now we've got the attention of some of the big guys,'" recalls Mason.
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If its soils are burned away by fires, these ancient trees may not be able to hang on much longer.
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Every round of store closings sends the same whispers echoing through Wall Street — how much longer can Sears hang on?
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This is a pretty massive assumption to hang on the thin thread of joining a professional group for Latino lawyers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rows of tiny bullet-proof vests hang on clothing racks and "safety defense" lunchboxes adorn the walls.
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"The market is desperate to hang on to any positive news on Italy," said Rabobank rates strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor.
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If you want your earbuds to hang on your lobes and pretend to be a fashion statement, that's your decision.
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Red Sox hang on in power struggle with Yankees NEW YORK — In the seventh inning, it was power versus power.
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They hang on to the power while the right, Sessions is in a closet somewhere, but that&aposs just me.
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Pictures depicting Yuri Gagarin's solo space flight hang on the wall of the railway station in the town of Gagarin.
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That could make it hard for them to hang on to their race-winning drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen.
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He came home to tie it at 228 when Schwarber couldn't hang on to a sinking liner in left field.
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The public — through business journalists and investors — hang on her every word, and what she says can move the market.
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"We have to hang on to every single word because the wrong one cuts paper stocks into shreds," Cramer said.
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Indeed, the airline would hang on to its premium reputation with passengers if it kept the spacious nine-seat arrangement.
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Deeper still is the actual operations office, where a row of photos hang on the wall illustrating their customer segments.
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Dean Heller is seeking to hang on MORE is chairman of the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.
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My job is to try to hang on and to try to find them … no matter what condition that's in.
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Here is a powerful woman trying to hang on to power, if only she can banish her guilt-driven dreams.
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The device comes with a wall mount to make it easier to hang on a wall in your home, too.
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Many hang on the walls from custom steel brackets running all the way up to the 13-foot-high ceiling.
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Hang on to that full-time job a bit longer while you work on your startup in your free time.
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In 2017, thousands of educational futures hang on a school board race in a county you've likely never heard of.
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It takes Sean Ellis's World War II thriller "Anthropoid" a while to build steam, but once it does, hang on.
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Does Franken really want to hang on and literally deny a woman her opportunity to take a promised leadership role?
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On Twitter, liberals politely begged 85-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to do everything she could to hang on.
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The Steelers completely botched the resulting goal-line possession and the Pats were able to hang on for the win.
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They'd like two copies—one hang on their wall and one to put with the rest of their MCR collection.
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But if you're rural or suburban folks, you might hang on to your old ride until there's a critical mass.
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His paintings hang on the walls of the Brooklyn Museum and on the walls of the Lyons' home on Empire.
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Those same aides now think the ensuing chaos of the trip may have helped Kelly hang on a little longer.
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But funds, tokenization and even digital art are all investments that don't give investors anything to hang on their walls.
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She is somewhat ambivalent about parting with her chandeliers, especially if they are just going to hang on someone's wall.
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This, combined with Trump's personal focus on his base, has enabled Trump to mostly hang on to his GOP supporters.
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In North Korea, Mr. Kim is often pictured alongside throngs of admirers who hang on and record his every word.
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" "Lifetime banishment should not hang on the unpredictable answer to the question, Is this crime in or is it out?
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Nowadays empty gilded frames that held some of the works that were taken in 1990 still hang on the walls.
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In Chicago, I faced stomach cramps for 18 miles but managed to hang on for a six-minute personal best.
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Mr. Barr's survival offered some hope to Republicans that they could hang on to a small majority in the House.
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Family photos hang on the walls and Charles said that he tells his sons to "make mommy proud" every day.
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But three straight losses have raised questions about whether Biden can hang on in what should be his strongest state.
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In the 1990s, he scooped up drawings by both men, which hang on a wall, salon style, in his study.
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The sluggish pace thus begins to drain interest, at least for those who didn't hang on "Next Generation's" every wrinkle.
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At such searing speed, it was clear that few challengers could hang on for the second half of the race.
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Heidi Heitkamp's ability to hang on in North Dakota, a state Trump won by 36 points and visited on Friday.
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His words, along with a Weezer set list and a painting by her friend Jacques Pépin, hang on her walls.
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And that's to hang on, despite the tweets and the threats and the public humiliation being visited daily upon him.
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He has been solid in the mornings here, but it is extremely doubtful that he can hang on to win.
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But Edmonton could not hang on in regulation after the Ducks pulled Gibson and mounted another rally ignited by Getzlaf.
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Vital then blocked Baldwin at the rim with 10 seconds to play, and the Bears had enough to hang on.
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Briefly, Roy and Cliff grapple in space, arms locked, Cliff trying to get away and Roy trying to hang on.
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Paulson would hang on as CEO until 2006, when he left to become treasury secretary for the Bush White House.
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Trump carried the district by 21 points in 2016 and the GOP is likely to hang on to his seat.
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At the same time, having acquired the patina of art, they hang on gallery walls as objects of aesthetic contemplation.
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The American-backed counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan implies two theories of an eventual endgame: The first is to hang on until the Taliban implode through internal strife, perhaps encouraged by the targeted killings of their leaders; the second is to hang on until the Taliban are willing to negotiate some tolerable power-sharing arrangement.
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In the company's offices, fixed-wing and multirotor drones of various shapes and sizes hang on the walls like hunting trophies.
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Hell, even Boosted had to find a way to make its electric skateboard hang on to a signal in crowded spaces.
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She will say, 'Hang on, my water bottle is empty I need to go fill it up, I'll be right back.
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The town is beautiful — it has views of terraced vineyards that hang on the cliffside before dropping down to the sea.
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Photographs of the three astronauts aboard the International Space Station hang on the wall, as a reminder of the human stakes.
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"You can hang on and be pure, but in the end, the thing I fought for may never happen," he added.
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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite also dropped 1.7 percent to 6,21.4 but managed to hang on to a slight gain for 21.
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This has prompted those holding dollars to hang on to them longer than they otherwise would have, compounding the peso's fall.
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But to hang on to its young locals, its university graduates and to attract new talent, Hull will also need fun.
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The other half will hang on for a while, either because they're careful tweeters, or because they just don't tweet enough.
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One of the unique perks with the Nest Mini is its ability to hang on your wall without any additional accessories.
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But I know that these are people that hang on to everything and were going to stick to a certain way.
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Which means you get to hang on to the overhead bars and live your best Jyn Erso-from-Rogue One moment.
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"It seems like an institutional policy to choose pictures that you could hang on your living room wall," Mr Shields wrote.
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Speculative investors have been covering short positions in CBOT futures as farmers hang on to their beans, unhappy with the prices.
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Mariners end skid, hang on to defeat A's SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners made the most of their four hits Monday night.
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Rural counties already struggling to hang on felt the pinch of the economic recession most acutely, and blamed politicians most harshly.
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But when he faces a court of law Monday, Cosby's fate will hang on testimony from just two of his accusers.
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The keys and title to the vehicle, still in Meo's name, hang on the wall inside the garage, a complaint states.
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A French president's power rests on the ability to get laws through parliament and much will hang on June's parliamentary elections.
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So it sure looks like he's sending a message to LiLo: You go hang on yachts, I'll be here in clubs.
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The following practices are the worst offenders, and they must be abolished if you're going to hang on to good employees.
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Disney could buy out Comcast, though Comcast might want to hang on so that it can block Disney from transforming Hulu.
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It's economic and classes—you know, people trying to get over, and others fighting to hang on to what they have.
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So hang on, you went to your fellow competitors and told them to settle it down and get a clean start?
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His success, however, will likely hang on whether the erratic Congress and an angry electorate are ready to accept his agenda.
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But hang on a minute...since when was sprinkling your sex-time with brutal, non-complicit violence passable as light entertainment?
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The big-change election is here, and it cannot be stopped by those who want to hang on to the past.
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There was a logic, an implacable, animal logic, in hanging on, in dying only when you could hang on no longer.
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Yet the longing — the wish to hang on tight to someone who doesn't want that anymore — is sharp as a pang.
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Both Senate seats are up for grabs this year, although Democrats will be favored to hang on in each race. Sen.
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Hang on, are we supposed to regard Steven as a loving God, giving up his child for the salvation of others?
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But prejudices, it seems, hang on as doggedly as critics, and critics are finally just people sitting doggedly on a couch.
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What you choose to hang on your walls tells the story of who you are and what is important to you.
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On a typical Tuesday afternoon, a freshly killed pig, goat, and sheep hang on the open kill floor at Long Cheng.
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It ended right before I started here but their pictures hang on the wall like ghosts that look over our shoulders.
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It was then, as United struggled to hang on to any semblance of hope, that Roy Keane began to assert himself.
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For the internet's sake, here's hoping Villanova can hang on to what is, at the moment, a 60-55 lead. [TBS]
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He may hang on a while longer, but new evidence emerged this week that makes clear why he can't survive indefinitely.
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Judge Albert Sevigny, wrote the CP reporter, "wept" and called Guay's crimes "diabolical," and sentenced him to hang on June 21984.
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Of course, shareholders will be tempted to hang on for Qualcomm to strike a deal with Apple as a public company.
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The question is how many of his 2500 supporters he can hang on to, and how many Warren can scoop up.
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Piech believes that photography and art buyers are looking for the highest quality, most beautiful photographs to hang on their walls.
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Yet Coffman, the incumbent Republican, has managed to hang on to his seat since he was elected nearly a decade ago.
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I know I should not hang on to this hurt, but I just can't believe how much this has disappointed me.
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Even in Biden's victory, his opponents were signaling their intent to hang on until then — or long after — muddying Biden's path.
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To hang on to their jobs, senators have to keep only voters in their own states happy, not the whole nation.
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"I did my best to hang on with the guys, but statistically we do know men are much faster," she said.
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The prices of trillions of dollars in bonds and other securities can hang on such minor adjustments in central bank wording.
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Meanwhile, if Buttigieg can hang on to a slim lead, his surge will be the overriding story of the Iowa results.
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Miniature stringed instruments hang on the wall: fretted lutes like a giraffe-necked tembur and a rawap with ornamental goat horns.
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CHADS, those little pieces of paper you punch out of a ballot, do tend to hang on, especially in polling places.
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More than 950 New York cabdrivers have filed for bankruptcy, and thousands more are struggling to hang on, The Times found.
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They only found three fingers where one of the sailors had tried to hang on to the edge of the sloop.
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A mother (to her three children, sure, but arguably also to the millions of fans who hang on her every word).
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So hang on to this simple, sweet thought: There's always a bit more daylight than darkness on Earth, as a whole.
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"She tries to hang on to the very last," said Youn Kwan-suk, a spokesman for the main opposition Democratic Party.
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With the Raiders pushing for a move to Las Vegas, Oakland made a last-minute effort to hang on to them.
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But hang on a mo... Who are Superlek and Panpayak, the lead actors in this sporting drama, this duel of champions?
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These historic wines, revered through the ages, seem to be anomalies in the 21st century, searching for footholds to hang on.
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Sports movies almost always hang on the big game or match as some kind of metaphor for a real social battle.
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It now requires telecom companies to store all user data for six months and hang on to metadata for three years.
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You deserve a senator who's driven to fix this mess, not one who's just trying to hang on to her office.
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Australia then had defender Alanna Kennedy sent off in the extra period but still managed to hang on for the shootout.
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I still prefer red wine to moonshine, but I loved getting to hang on the hay bales and talk about our feelings.
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And Adam has a lot of writer friends and fiction writer friends, and John Rogers just said, 'Wait, hang on a second.
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The painting she commissions from her favorite photo of him ends up being larger than the wall it's meant to hang on.
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It was a roller coaster ride with high points and low points— and you had two choices — hang on or get off.
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Investors need to have the strength to hang on to their stocks, but eventually things will calm down and prices will rise.
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It can make you at least a bit less inclined to embrace and hang on to that "enemy" vibe when it surfaces.
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"As a line in an old Chinese poem goes,'Honey melons hang on bitter vines; sweet dates grow on thistles and thorns'".
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Belongings in plastic bags hang on nails hammered into the wall of a pedestrian arch under a bridge that spans the Tiber.
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The bees burrow into mounds of soil built by termites, which hang on trees some eight feet off the ground or higher.
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If Hull had managed to hang on to Steve Bruce this summer, we'd have given them a fighting chance of staying up.
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They need something in their toolkit that helps them get through these times ... to hang on and know we will move forward.
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"Hang on a second, I gotta catch my breath," he said, stopping mid-sentence to collect himself during an interview with VICE.
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Germany only accepted the euro as the price of further EU integration; it would have preferred to hang on to the mark.
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This had allowed Spain to hang on to its "ever-faithful isle" for seven decades after it lost its mainland American empire.
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The framed embroideries hang on the first and third floors, near handmade porcelain cups, gauged and listing, that line shelves resembling mantles.
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"When he was trick riding the horses, he was able to hang on the side and recover," Griffith says in the clip.
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For those closest to Merkel, the three fronts are connected — and they go far beyond a battle to hang on to power.
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This is one of the more affordable lump-sum policies, which may help folks hang on to much of their retirement account.
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Because if there's anyone to hang on to a leather-trimmed weekender or shearling-lined mittens for years to come, it's them.
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If we cut our carbon emissions fast, the researchers found, the Barnes Ice Cap will probably hang on for another 500 years.
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Mr Springsteen is perhaps most effective, though, when he puts aside the microphone, knowing the audience would hang on his every word.
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A fresh color gave me a fresh perspective on hair: Life is too short to hang on to hair you're bored with.
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Froome's former team mate Richie Porte (BMC) of Australia, Yates and Martin also managed to hang on to the defending champion's wheel.
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But some people will look at this bill and say, hang on, a lot of people are going to lose their coverage.
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If the first female top editor of the paper couldn't hang on to her job, some wondered, what would become of us?
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The more the characters maneuver to hang on to their power, the more entrenched the horrible systems that need to change become.
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Black and white photos of Syria hang on the walls, and arched windows try to give the impression of an Arabic palace.
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But South Africa's Kumba Iron Ore is managing to hang on, as are producers in other countries, such as Canada and Chile.
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He'll hang on the collar tie and slam in uppercuts, or stiff arm the opponent away by the face and chuck overhands.
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But in early 20093, as Trump casinos lurched toward bankruptcy for the fourth time, Mr. Trump was still trying to hang on.
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Headscarves hang on hooks at the back of the room, hair is tied back, and the sparring is rapid, sweaty, and punishing.
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Tabloids and Vogues alike hang on their every clothing choice, parsing the messages sent: about sustainability or diplomacy, affordability and British industry.
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He has guaranteed he'll win there and said that he'd hang on until the convention if he wins the state's 66 delegates.
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For outlets and wires that hang on the ground, invest in a decorative basket or box and simply store the mess away.
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Moscow may even be open to a new arrangement in Venezuela if it can hang on to investments it already has there.
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WORKERS WANT CHANGE; COMPANY WANTS TO HANG ON THE SQUITIERIS, for their part, appear ready to fight on behalf of their business.
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The logic behind it — I think Jaime has found the empathy, and the understanding that, hang on a second, this is crazy.
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So though it once had an atmosphere (and probably liquid water), Mars was too small and weak to hang on to it.
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But they hang on his every word, and he has been known to treat as many as 100 patients in a day.
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When you look at what you've been shown in the past, you think, Hang on a minute, I've noticed a bit more.
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Each seat comes with a set of noise-cancelling headphones, which can hang on a hook just under a small reading lamp.
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A lot may hang on this strange question: the happiness of the next generation, the very existence of the generation after that.
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How does one hang on to the innocence and wonder of childhood when the world conspires to drum it out of us?
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And Republicans don't want a mood of despair to set in when they believe there's still a chance they could hang on.
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A candidate like Buttigieg who has proven capable of raising big money could have the resources to hang on longer than others.
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The 3D-printed portraits, titled "Probably Chelsea," will hang on fishing line from a dropped ceiling in the center of the gallery.
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"Hang on, let me write a novel about this," responded one friend, who (apparently overcome with emotion) then failed to do so.
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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act had killed Mr. Pence's presidential dreams; now he was trying to hang on to his day job.
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She is dressed in worn jeans, woollen socks, and a plain black shirt; elk vertebrae hang on a string around her neck.
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At his home in Carmel, N.Y., photos of Mr. Azimi and his family hang on the walls along with his academic degrees.
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But the reigning Super Bowl runners-up were able to hang on anyway for a 23-240 win over the Chicago Bears.
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Trish Amato, 43, was hired too late to get a traditional pension, lessening the need to hang on to a GM job.
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It seems stranger still that some hang on in the wild corners of New York City, rare, always besieged, but still present.
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In the Alcott's art room, a series of minimal, futuristic works by an artist who goes by Amadeus hang on the wall.
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Dean Heller is seeking to hang on Bottom line MORE is chairman of the National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service.
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Bookcases completely line two walls from floor to ceiling, paintings hang on the other walls, above other bookcases and chests of drawers.
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If you hang on, you'll find those elegant moments in the chaos, and they'll be more beautiful than you could ever imagine.
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"You will keep paying, no matter what, because you want to make sure you can hang on to that benefit," Haliburton said.
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It felt like a group effort: cheering when we gained more people, urging each other to hang on when we got closer.
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While Cruz's somewhat smaller crowds seemed to hang on his every word, my impression is that the Trump attendees were much less engaged.
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At the Johannesburg gallery Afronova's booth, two joyously patterned red rectangles of fabric, known as kangas in South Africa, hang on the wall.
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In the end, some of us will hang on for dear life, refusing to let another person tell us who to believe in.
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After missing the podium in Pyeongchang last year, Marco Schwarz was disappointed with his run but delighted to hang on to third place.
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Joe Donnelly cannot hang on to his seat and loses to Republican Mike Braun, Democrats have little chance of taking back the Senate.
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Glorifying King Bhumibol has helped Bangkok's elites hang on to a dusty political culture which reveres rank, rewards status and devalues electoral democracy.
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Plastic bags from local Queens businesses are fused together to form multi-patterned polypropylene smocks, which hang on steel stands like wispy scarecrows.
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If former campaign aides still hang on to one frustration from 2016, it's the perception that Sanders can't connect with the black community.
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In other cases, where startups have gone public, falling prices have prompted VCs to hang on to their shares instead of distribute them.
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Team EnVyUs played well but couldn't hang on all the way to the end, losing 1-3 in the best-of-five series.
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While Ruby and Darius are making their escape, so are Coleman and Yael, since Everlasting can't hang on to Yael for any longer.
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But after years of low pay, lawsuits, and general acrimony, it's harder for Uber to hang on to its labor force than ever.
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But if Chavez took the right steps, the Cuban instructed, he could hang on as long as Castro himself had, the advisors recalled.
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The Skype application has managed to hang on to a sizable user base, despite the shift from desktop to mobile in recent years.
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But hang on a mo, Mr. Fury, isn't that "tip" the old Roy Jones Jr. hands-behind-the-back taunt from the 1990s?
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Just plug the USB-C and Micro USB ends into the half to create a neat loop that can hang on your keys.
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As Democrats fight to hang on to their House majority, the party's campaign arm is facing some pretty big conflicts of its own.
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Fame and fortune often hang on the answer—especially when the work is hailed, by many, as the eighth wonder of the world.
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America's Midwest is more rural and Republican than average, with a higher median age, and is trying to hang on to heavy industry.
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But on a few lonely islands, including Siberia's Wrangle island and Alaska's St. Paul, mammoths managed to hang on thousands of years longer.
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One hundred thousand screaming fans light up the mega-stadium as they sing along to every lyric and hang on Swift's every word.
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Many sellers hang on for a perfect time that never comes, losing sight that their goal should be a successful, not perfect sale.
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He believed history was a chariot thundering to a predetermined end and that the best that the charioteers can do is hang on.
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Samsung and Apple have all but locked down the high-end market to the point LG and Sony are struggling to hang on.
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The Musketeers outscored the Thundering Herd 24-12 in the paint but had to hang on for the win in the second half.
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It is hard to see how Mrs May can hang on for long, even if she adds the kitchen sink to the sofa.
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As with SMS, there's no reason those carriers can't hang on to your messages and hand them over to governments that demand them.
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A soft light falls on them from the window; behind them a pair of framed pictures of Chinese landscapes hang on the wall.
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Posters of these bands used to hang on his bedroom walls, though they've long been taken away by police to swab for fingerprints.
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Being the nominee of a major party is a dream job for him, because it means people will hang on his every word.
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The man told her to hang on, disappeared from view and returned not five or 2250 minutes later, with rescuers and a boat.
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The game would try to connect to a server and then hang on "Entering game" until it booted me to a login prompt.
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It's a digital renewal code, so even if you're not ready to renew right now, you can hang on to it for later.
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"Some clients would just say to Premier Cru, 'Well, hang on to it for a while, I don't need it yet,'" he said.
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I had to hang on to the branches and the horse kept walking so I was dangling from the branches in the tree.
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It comes from an album that honestly made me think, 'hang on, where have Drenge been and were they always sounding this good?
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In the meantime, hang on to any extra air masks you have lying around—there's no telling when you might need them again.
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"We can't be blackmailed," said Horst Seehofer, who is himself fighting to hang on as CSU leader in the face of internal opposition.
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It's no mistake that comic relief comes now, because we need a happy memory to hang on to for what's about to happen.
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John Shrewsberry, the chief financial officer, has said those at fault were poor performers, "making bad choices to hang on to their job".
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In Los Angeles, visionary/visual art had officially taken root, but its original purpose was not to hang on the walls of patrons.
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However, St. Louis couldn't hang on to the lead, losing for the first time in eight games when belting four or more homers.
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The Kurds seek their own homeland to its north, and may hang on to it, in spirit at least, as a bargaining chip.
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The Wizards led by 228 and 24 points after the first quarters of Games 25 and 63, respectively, but ultimately couldn't hang on.
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The company also makes larger, boxy outlets that hang on the wall, convenient for renters who want to take their controllers with them.
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But if Chavez took the right steps, the Cuban instructed, he could hang on as long as Castro himself had, the advisers recalled.
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" He praised Blair's body language in pushing for war and urged the poodle prime minister to "hang on in there" and show "cojones.
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Then later we realize, hang on a second, maybe he's not a complete [expletive]; maybe he had reasons to do these horrible things.
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"Over time, you are rewarded for that risk with high returns," he says, "but you [have to] hang on through thick and thin."
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The GOP, however, is expected to hang on to the Senate as several Democrats from states Trump won are up for re-election.
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Not surprisingly, many Venezuelans are not willing to hang on any longer to see what the regime has in mind for the future.
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I think I've heard something about that on TV. Wait, hang on while I try it out with a flashlight in the bathroom.
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Art good enough to hang on a museum wall doesn't get better or worse because of the prizes it won, or lack thereof.
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"Yeah, erm, just let me… hang on a sec," you say, fingers fumbling on the track pad as she stands in the doorway.
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"It will be folks along the coast fighting to hang on, trying to do what they can to maintain their houses," Paganini said.
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Inside, her watercolor paintings, of mushrooms and wildflowers, hang on the walls, complemented here and there with shells, snake skins and animal skulls.
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Where many used to hang on the president's every word, now most just avert their eyes when he says something particularly out there.
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Our phone calls often ended with him saying, "Hang on a sec" as he grabbed the clipboard on which he did his solving.
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He failed to hang on to his spot in Congress after redistricting helped push him into a 2012 race against another sitting Democrat.
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But the billionaire's ultimate decision appears to be to send most of his money toward helping Republicans hang on to their Senate majority.
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Republicans closed the generic ballot gap on Democrats in January, raising hopes that the GOP could hang on to the House in November.
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Many are fleeing violence in Central America, and they hang on to a shred of hope that the US will let them in.
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Gold-framed accolades from his father-in-law hang on the walls, written in thick black Sharpie in President Donald Trump's spiky hand.
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"It doesn't mean I'll regain what I lost, but if I can store more, I can hang on to memories" in the future.
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"Solid growth stories are hard to come by, and when you find them, you need to hang on for the ride," Cramer said.
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FROST: LARRY, HANG ON. WE'VE GOT MORE FROM YLAN NOW ON THE DETAILS – POTENTIAL DETAILS OF THIS PHASE TWO OF TAX REFORM. YLAN.
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And the President's rock bottom rating among women voters also threatens to hamper Republicans hoping to hang on to at risk House seats.
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Trump Jr.'s appearance at two Saccone events Monday is indicative of the GOP's all-out effort to hang on to the district.
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In a sport geared toward the rich, Del is a schemer working to hang on to the absolute bottom rung of the ladder.
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And having more opioids in the house can make misuse and overdose more likely - especially when people hang on to any unused pills.
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I, for one, will hang on to the (4-inch, home button- and headphone jack-having) iPhone SE I bought in the summer of 2016 as dearly as I hang on to the college ID card that still gets me discounts at expensive museums, knowing Apple will almost definitely not make a phone that is any smaller than a Pop-Tart ever again.
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Thunder hang on to defeat Mavericks OKLAHOMA CITY — In this first half of the season, Oklahoma City is starting to make something pretty clear.
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It would appear to pick up a single bar of some random Wi-Fi signal, and hang on that, rather than switching to LTE.
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At the beginning of the campaign, in late April, Ruth Cadbury, the Labour MP, was clearly nervous as to whether she could hang on.
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While watching TV, I order an art print on Etsy we both like that we want to hang on one of our new walls.
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"His friends were trying to hang on to him and trying to pull him back out," Harrison Fire Rescue Chief Amos Mikkelson tells PEOPLE.
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The Rangers then had to hang on as the Astros rallied late and had the tying run at the plate in the eighth inning.
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The Aggies trailed by two after Smith scored with 1:38 to go, but two big baskets by Russo helped the Bulldogs hang on.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will both hang on to their leadership roles in Congress's new upcoming term.
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It could hang on for years in sparsely populated states where it still holds governorships, such as Campeche, Coahuila, Sonora and San Luis Potosi.
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A presidential term in China is five years, and this means Xi will likely be able to hang on longer than his two predecessors.
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The small-cap landscape is a broad one and Korngiebel can't hang on to many companies that outgrow it, so the competition is intense.
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The teams traded control back and forth but EnVyUs couldn't hang on, losing the final team fight and losing the first round to Misfits.
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Launching today, Retro Patents lets you buy prints of famous patents to hang on your office wall, or at home, if that's your thing.
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Others, including Dugue, got entangled in complex "foreclosure rescue" and "home saving" schemes offered up by predators who targeted owners trying to hang on.
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So these kits are for people who want to hang on to a phone for long after Motorola is still willing to service it.
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Seehofer is fighting to hang on to the CSU party chairmanship as the CSU sinks in the polls, 10 years after he became leader.
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"The clock is ticking and the market can only hang on for so long," said Tarcísio Rodrigues, head of currency trading at Banco Paulista.
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Pence will no doubt be pressuring a swift conclusion to the race but if it gets out of hand, Donnelly could still hang on.
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When Sharon's not puking in a schoolchild's lap, Rob is failing miserably to hang on to his job as he works remotely in London.
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Some unexpected bounces meant that Philae was almost lost in space—but it managed to hang on and send back data before powering down.
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"It's important to have a good support system and hang on to the people who say, "Hey, you changed my mind about this, thanks.
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The Lego Batman Movie continues to hang on at #8.73, with an estimated $19 million at the domestic box office in its third weekend.
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It's a hell of a lot to hang on a single app — particularly one that, as of writing this piece, doesn't feel fully baked.
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Another 26-pointer by Bogdanovic made it 100-92 with 1:33 to play and helped the Pacers hang on to a comfortable lead.
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And, most of all, this is clearly about trying to push the frontier forward rather than trying to help politically connected incumbents hang on.
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Don't wait for the hurricane to hang on to your family and friends and to find the blessings and the glory in every detail.
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The Rockets managed to hang on until the intermission, even with Harden recording his first field goal with 59.1 seconds remaining in the half.
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Experts say sit tight and hang on, it will likely pay off if you're in it for the long haul, meaning years not weeks.
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In the short term, retirees who hang on to investments while younger folks are saving for retirement will see rising asset prices, Sass said.
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Part of me wants to hang on to Rowling's every footnote forever, never close the books, and never say goodbye to my old pals.
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When you're on wet with slick tires... you've just got to hang on and hope to God you make it to the other side.
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The Horned Frogs rallied from 13 points down in the fourth quarter to take a 28-20 lead, but they could not hang on.
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Watching a beleaguered Trump appointee struggle to hang on to his job can feel like watching a tipsy cowboy on a bucking mechanical bull.
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Resolution could hang on the vote of centrist conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has been the decisive vote on abortion rights dilemmas for decades.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer told investors to hang on to the stock market's "benign" action on Friday ahead of another potentially raucous week of earnings.
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As an acolyte of Lenin and Mao, Xi's natural proclivity is to use force and violence to hang on to power at all costs.
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After taking the opener 12-20153, Miami staved off a benign Phillies comeback to hang on for a 7-4 victory in Game 2.
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In the current debate, these same forces are mobilized to hang on to their loopholes, at the expense of programs working people rely on.
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Now, with questions constantly swirling about his health, the country's future will likely hang on the shoulders of the man chosen to replace him.
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If you start to hang on until next year, January, February, that is getting very late, and you can end up hurting drivers' careers.
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I feel it's a paean to all of us, every section of society who is scrabbling to hang on in there, make life work.
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The old rule also required banks to hang on to the cash they would need to pay out nine quarters of distributions to shareholders.
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Both husband and wife, like Mr. Trump, are said to hang on to grudges, but Mr. Kushner is far more transactional than his wife.
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Many of the women who won this year did so in districts where they will have to fight to hang on in two years.
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"If Andy can make this an ideological debate, I think he can hang on and win," said Mr. Piper, the former McConnell staff member.
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Sit at your mother's bedside, holding her hand and begging her to please hang on, when your sister's flight is delayed for six hours.
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Any further erosion could deeply hurt the AKP, which relies on an alliance with a nationalist party to hang on to its parliamentary majority.
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But after he could not hang on to Pearce's drive, and finally got back on his feet, Rafael Devers walked to load the bases.
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As long as all three stay on -- no matter how embattled they are -- it makes it easier for them all to hang on. Still.
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"Clearly more and more households are struggling to hang on and are ill-equipped to deal with any economic shocks the future may hold".
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Boarding the vehicle, with its metal poles to hang on to, he thought, I feel like I'm in a New York City subway car.
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"I don't think it was the most genius thing to do," Mr. Smith said of the governor's decision to hang on for so long.
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You create jobs, you grow the economy, you earn wealth for yourself and your family, and people begin to hang on your every word.
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In Saarland, in Germany, you'll find people standing around fires, cooking sausages and paprika-stained pork on grills that hang on chains from tripods.
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Better Call Saul And the award for most understated performance by a drug-sniffing dog in a scripted series goes to ... O.K., hang on.
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Once the phone is paid for in full, monthly service fees will fall, providing a further incentive to hang on to one's current device.
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"We have no choice but to hang on to our old way of life, because it's the only skill we know," Mr. Chan said.
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Cramer has become an expert at detecting an attractive growth story to hang on to, even when it's not the popular thing to do.
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Financial market participants around the world hang on every word a Fed chair says, and they seemed especially skeptical of the first female chair.
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It is also easy to lose perspective on the astronomical sums buyers continue to lay out for items that will hang on the wall.
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That strategy gives him one narrow path to the nomination: Spend heavily and hang on until the field narrows to two or three candidates.
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They are paintings, because they hang on the wall, and with their triangles, circles and diamonds, they follow a long tradition of geometric abstraction.
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Even here in the national park known as Niokolo-Koba, dangers abound for the small sample of wildlife that has managed to hang on.
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Pale rugs line the hardwood floor and framed pictures hang on the off-white walls; the whole ensemble as compact as a short story.
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It was one holdout who caused the jury to hang on 10 of the 18 counts after nearly four days of deliberations, she said.
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Every phone and computer has to slow down eventually, but when you invest more into one, you usually expect it to hang on somewhat longer.
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Given the big Tory lead in the national polls, this sort of majority should be vulnerable, but in Hammersmith Mr Slaughter could well hang on.
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I like to hang on to my older phones just in case I need them later, so I'd probably pass on a deal like this.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee investigating Russia's role in the election has asked more than a dozen organizations and individuals to hang on to all material.
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Presumably, if people hang on while it raises money and scales its operations, they'll find that they are happier with the service than they thought.
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The accounts were liquid and transparent and the advisor needed to hang on to these people in order to continue to receive his management fee.
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Sully, the Tom Hanks-led, Clint Eastwood-directed "based on a true story" Oscar bait, continues to hang on in the weekend's No. 3 spot.
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The couple's refusal to hang on to items — that distinct lack of nostalgia marking the Marie Kondo era — helps keep their space tidy and clean.
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What was surprising, though, was how often these conversations veered toward something bigger, like how to hang on to your humanity in the Digital Age.
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And there are good reasons that Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram were able to hang on to their hegemony over the global social network.
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I wanted to wear the clothes I saw my favorite celebrities wearing, but when I tried them on, they didn't hang on me quite right.
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He felt like a man that was probably interested in slowing things down as best as he could, just to hang on to the moments.
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During extremely rough turbulence she began crying and grabbed his arm, he gently told her she could hang on as long as she needed to.
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I pull out its precious power core, call my own titan in from space, and jump off to hang on the side of the building.
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GSP told Shane the painting will live at Tristar gym -- where St-Pierre trains -- 'cause it's too dope to hang on a living room wall.
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I'm sitting in the Gallery's central domed chamber; its concentric structure parallels the symmetrically arranged, abstract geometric drawings that hang on the walls around me.
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One would think that she would know how to hang on during a strong wind, but this one must have got the better of her.
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"I believe for a woman a dress is a weapon to get what she wants" is good enough to hang on a college dorm wall.
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The poll also found that 70 percent of Trump supporters in the state think the Confederate flag should still hang on the state capitol grounds.
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Young men like Mr. Davis, 5 feet 9 inches tall and 140 pounds, hang on with a combination of arm strength, balance and steely focus.
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And for several millennia, they managed to hang on, drinking from a handful of freshwater lakes and chowing down on the island's scrubby tundra vegetation.
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The line, a mix of rose-gold accents with jewel and midnight tones, features golden swans and moon-shaped lights to hang on your wall.
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It is uncertain whether dos Santos can hang on as Unitel chairwoman at the new board's first meeting, due to take place by May 6.
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You feel like you want to hang on to it because there aren't that many other opportunities out there that will pay the same amount.
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As a consequence of this bold move … no, hang on, turns out there were no consequences whatsoever, unless you count widespread mockery such as this.
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Even if FUCT doesn't suddenly hang on racks at WalMart, the chief noted, it is "going to be on people walking down through the mall".
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She, B., our roommate, and I hang on the patio eating strawberries and drinking cider until my roommate leaves and B. goes to band rehearsal.
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While ARCH may hold shares longer than the typical VC, he says it's not uncommon to hang on the stakes for a while post-IPO.
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As fourth-quarter earnings season gets underway with JPMorgan on Thursday, traders are watching to see if stocks can hang on to last year's low.
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Hundreds of banners hang on trees and fences along a kilometer (half-mile) stretch of the road up to where police have cut off access.
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In the "Hang On to the Night" video though, Hanawalt — who also directed it — shifts from BoJack's cheekier designs to something much softer, even dreamier.
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Massimo Doris, who said he hoped Berlusconi would be able to hang on to the stake, said there were also institutional investors interested in buying.
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That would represent an unwelcome burden for incumbent Republican Senators trying to hang on to their seats in November, such as Rob Portman of Ohio.
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They hang on his every word, follow him around, collect court gossip about him, and their success is determined by the access he gives them.
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"If they launch a company and hang on for seven to eight years, for example, they have two shots to achieve their unicorn," Think3 believes.
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If Kihuen stays in the race, he could give House Republicans an opening as the party scrambles to hang on to its majority in 2023.
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Despite the controversies surrounding Pruitt and signs of tension between he and GOP senators, the EPA chief has managed to hang on to his job.
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If Schumer has any hope of becoming majority leader, Democrats must first hang on to the ten seats they now hold in these swing states.
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Would you rather not think about the fact that the meat you love to eat used to hang on the side of an animal's haunches?
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Using Fingervision, the 300-pound robot can interact with fragile objects and detect when something it's holding is slipping, tightening its grip to hang on.
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He knew how to talk to reporters, so they would hang on his every word, how to be funny, witty, poetic, unpredictable, and winningly braggadocious.
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Our take: The markets may hang on Janet Yellen's every word, but the Fed chair is waiting for President Trump to make the first move.
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The city's Transportation Department continues to crack down on the "love locks" that romantics hang on the Brooklyn Bridge by, well, cracking and removing them.
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The best strategy: hang on to the building forever, and when you die, your heirs can sell it without paying a big capital gains tax.
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In the film-within-the-film, effigies of fascist, religious and Communist leaders hang on Lola and Ana's wall, silent reminders of violence and fear.
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Paintings by Cadmus and by PaJaMa (a collective name for Cadmus, Cadmus's lover Jared French and French's wife, Margaret French) hang on the "Transmissions" walls.
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But at the same time, visitors often aren't aware that there might be a troubling story lurking behind the works that hang on museum walls.
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But Puerto Rico wants to hang on to its educated population, and these mainland opportunities have the potential to rattle some nerves on the island.
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It's not LeBron's fault at all — it's just the fact you have so many groupies in the media that love to hang on every word.
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When deploying and relocating got tough, I always thought we just had to hang on until retirement, when life would be simpler and more predictable.
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If investors don't see signs that the economy is growing steadily, they could hang on the Fed's every move, and monetary policy meeting, this year.
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Aging justices would no longer hang on to their jobs past the point when they should (which has been a real problem in the past).
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Tata has pressured its British workers into accepting changes to make the company's pension program more affordable in order to hang on to their jobs.
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Goldman execs told analysts to hang on until the bank&aposs first-ever investor day for the real juicy stuff on its five-year plan.
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He has a more prestigious job — in the Foreign Office, whereas Bob is a mere financial type — and people hang on his words and opinions.
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Sometimes that can get a little bit overwhelming and you can think, hang on, there is more to life than looking attractive and selling magazines.
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But what worked during a campaign is the height of irresponsibility in office, when people around the world hang on an American president's every utterance.
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Ordinary people can do little more than hang on through the twists and turns as their own leaders, and sometimes foreign ones, chart a course.
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"He felt like a man that was probably interested in slowing things down as best as he could, just to hang on to the moments."
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And the self-styled conservative-leaning-yet-bipartisan dealmaker could be one of the most influential swing votes in Congress — if she can hang on.
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The big question as the regular season begins, however, is if Moore and Leftwich can hang on to their power once their bosses get itchy.
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The approach requires the Fed to hang on to large holdings of government-backed bonds to keep reserves, essentially currency deposits at the Fed, plentiful.
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CAPITALS HANG ON Nicklas Backstrom scored 1 minute 36 seconds into overtime, helping Washington beat visiting Boston, 4-3, after squandering a three-goal lead.
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For Biden to hang on to marijuana prohibition, then, just reinforces one of the major concerns that criminal justice reformers like Booker have about him.
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Right: The word "impeach," a picture of Hillary Rodham Clinton, and a US flag hang on a Park Avenue building in New York City, Sept.
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It might be good enough for you to hang on to what you have or, more rarely, these updates can make older Watches feel slower.
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Why not extend the social safety net to cover his distressed voters, offering a lifeline of stability to help them hang on to their lives?
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After a protracted battle to hang on to power, Nixon ignominiously resigned the presidency, avoiding certain impeachment for obstruction of justice surrounding the Watergate imbroglio.
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Mr. Trudeau's Liberal Party won enough seats in the Canadian Parliament to hang on to power with the support of other left-of-center parties.
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And these days, "I hang on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's every word," she said, referring to the young Democratic candidate for New York's 14th congressional district.
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That was cruel because I began to hope that maybe I could hang on for a few weeks and maybe one or more would survive.
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Athena Papadopoulos's eye-catching crimson sculptures at Shoot the Lobster's booth are bright and plush, but they hang on butcher hooks and resemble animal parts.
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After an offseason where the Patriots let one of their best young defenders go, do they have enough left to hang on to the division?
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With the Copenhagen Wheel, all the weight is concentrated in the rear, making it more difficult to carry, and impossible to hang on a wall rack.
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Knight also claims she still has the suitcase with all of the airport equipment in it, because the airline told her to "hang on to it."
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If you've been able to hang on as we've climbed this wall of worry for the past few years you deserve a pat on the back.
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"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on," reads a quote we're told is from Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Obviously, with Heather's speed and myself, our strategy was to go out there and get a jump start and try to hang on for dear life.
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At the same time, it could replace its portfolio of mortgage-backed securities—which it has no good reason to hang on to—with more Treasuries.
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Avatar may continue to hang on to the record just because of Endgame's timing coupled with how much the industry has shifted over the past decade.
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Or he could hang on too long, turning the confrontation with China into one only about power and face, and not one about trade and rules.
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As MPs debate Theresa May's Brexit deal the future of the country will seem to hang on a tide-turning speech or a high-profile defection.
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This still stores a ton of pieces (150 to be exact!) and can easily hang on the wall or be placed on top of a vanity.
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And the top 0.1 percent would hang on to an extra nearly $13,000, increasing their after-tax earnings by a full 10 percent, the report estimates.
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And the top 0.1 percent would hang on to an extra nearly $2.43,000, increasing their after-tax earnings by a full 10 percent, the report estimates.
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