"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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Come together — but hang on to your separate interests, too.
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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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It should make every effort to hang on to them.
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"I get to hang on to that story," Simons said.
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Yes, but apercu B: Hang on to the gorilla suit.
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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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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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Some of you can't hang on to the canvas for long.
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And that's precisely what the Shapiros wanted to hang on to.
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Of course, you'll also need to hang on to your receipt.
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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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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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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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Timberwolves hang on to defeat Celtics MINNEAPOLIS — At times, it wasn't pretty.
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Tenney's chances are ever-narrowing to hang on to her seat. Rep.
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Many thought he would use it to hang on to power indefinitely.
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Like, why hang on to something that is a ticking time bomb?
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All the bull rider has is a rope to hang on to.
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"It's amazing how people hang on to that shit for so long."
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Cramer likes both businesses and advised to hang on to the stock.
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They'll probably want to hang on to those hats for future protests.
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For us to hang on to win I think is really big.
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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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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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To me, it's very powerful, and I want to hang on to that.
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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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I like it okay, so far, and I might hang on to it.
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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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Rightly, or wrongly, people hang on to each and every character you type.
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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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Break out the umbrella, and try your best to hang on to it.
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Hang on to your ovaries and check out some of our favorite lewks.
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Republicans feel increasingly confident, however, that Rubio will hang on to his seat.
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Ms Clark, the premier since 2011, did her best to hang on to power.
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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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But Lyft still got to hang on to the extra users it picked up.
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The fact that Clinton continues to hang on to this antiquated relic confuses me.
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Hainer reiterated his desire to hang on to Reebok, citing a booming fitness market.
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Ms. Rose burns with Kizzy's determination to hang on to her sense of self.
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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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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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Kelly managed to hang on to the job for quite some time after that.
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This thing was something people could hang on to as a happy-ending story.
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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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There's no reason to believe he will hang on to the title for long.
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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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He sang "Hang On To Yourself" and all the Ziggy songs we'd never heard before.
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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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"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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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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In these surreal first few days of Trump's supremacy, we should hang on to reality.
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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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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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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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When you're in a fight for your life, "modest" is something to hang on to.
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The Islamic State is now fighting to hang on to its two most valuable properties.
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Some are sick and are going to hang on to their insurance for dear life.
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Some fail, others are consumed by hungry investors, a few hang on to become household names.
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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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It's more important than ever for the Army to hang on to every possible technological advantage.
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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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He wanted to move closer to the office but hang on to the lively Hoboken vibe.
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"Get a survivorship care plan from the treating institution and hang on to it," Ness added.
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As long as you have something like that to hang on to, you can do anything.
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" He thanked her friends and "DC family" for their support, adding, "Hang on to each other.
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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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This foot-dragging has been called unconstitutional, undemocratic, a desperate ploy to hang on to power.
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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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Hang on to your comb-over because the theatrical Trump storm is now approaching gale force.
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Home-grown Chinese firms look set to hang on to the lower end of the market.
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Banks are considering strategies to hang on to the loans long enough to extract some profit.
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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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Will Drake and Rihanna hang on to their musical crowns as we ring in the new year?
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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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And it's the perfect reason to hang on to Uniracers for at least a few more years.
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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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"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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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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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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Smartphone technology has plateaued, and the trend is for us to hang on to our phones longer.
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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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People hang on to their cars for longer rather than replacing them, so auto manufacturing goes down.
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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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That, of course, and trying to hang on to all 10 of his fingers through the run.
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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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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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I feel like I don't hang on to it or have such an attachment to the dollar.
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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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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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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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"ETBU will be lucky to hang on to him for the time period they have him," Eargle says.
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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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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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After two days of closing higher, shares rose in the morning but couldn't hang on to the gains.
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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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If general manager Trent Baalke is run out of town, will Chip Kelly hang on to his job?
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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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Kubrick said at their first meeting that he wanted to hang on to some of the temp tracks.
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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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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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He has no political clique, so he isn't motivated to hang on to keep his guys in work.
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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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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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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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My body is made for childbearing — generous hips, plenty of soft flesh for an infant to hang on to.
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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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He harked back to two previous Middle Eastern wars in justifying Israel's need to hang on to the Golan.
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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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If executives are worried about the future, they might hang on to cash in case of a rainy day.
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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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Sustainability for Fairphone doesn't just mean ethical supply chains, but also devices you can repair and hang on to.
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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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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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That, in turn, means it should be more reasonable for users to hang on to their devices for longer.
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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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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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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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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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Layer on a warm sweater and jacket, and hang on to your earmuffs — it's going to be very gusty.
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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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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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"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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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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"The market is desperate to hang on to any positive news on Italy," said Rabobank rates strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor.
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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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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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"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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Here is a powerful woman trying to hang on to power, if only she can banish her guilt-driven dreams.
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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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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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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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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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He has been solid in the mornings here, but it is extremely doubtful that he can hang on to win.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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 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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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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"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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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In addition, there are 0003 vehicles listed in documents that Depp will hang on to, including a variety of cars, motorcycles, boats and even golf carts.
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Update: Sadly, the 21 Days of Beauty are officially over, but we've got a silver lining that beauty buffs can hang on to a little longer.
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Volkswagen managed to hang on to its global sales crown last year despite an aggressive challenge from its Euro-Asian rival, the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.
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News. "We're eight years in a our marriage now, so communication is what we have to hang on to right now to keep our relationship strong."
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If you've worried that the slow death of the internal combustion engine will put an end to palpitations behind the wheel, hang on to that defibrillator.
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Republicans face some headwinds in November's midterm elections as they try to hang on to majorities in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
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Republican senators like Arizona's John McCain and New Hampshire's Kelly Ayotte had been pushing the Defense Department for months to hang on to the A-10s.
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This kind of public scrap between Trump and Republican senators struggling to hang on to their jobs is exactly what the GOP doesn't need right now.
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Democrats have been trying to unseat Coffman for years, but the moderate Republican has managed to hang on to his seat in this suburban Colorado district.
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If De Léon can't hang on to the meager 11 percent of the vote that he's got, according to the polls, he could slide behind Bradley.
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Make no mistake — Victoria (Jenna Coleman) is our heroine, and we watch her fight to hang on to her power through ballrooms, staterooms, and royal chambers.
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It can still be used where the currency is accepted, or your loved one can hang on to it just in case Bitcoin's rapid ascension continues.
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"There is this saying that all positive comments we receive we deflect like Teflon while negative comments we hang on to like Velcro," Ms. Haas wrote.
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If you unexpectedly lose your job at any point, or decide to retire early, you may get to hang on to that benefit through COBRA insurance.
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In the past seven years, I have struggled to hang on to my business, gone through suicidal depression, and still have pain and permanent nerve damage.
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Desperate to hang on to their sources of financing, energy companies are likely to accept stringent deal terms they may not have accepted in normal times.
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First-time claims for jobless benefits rose last week but remain near historically low levels as employers hang on to their workers amid slow economic growth.
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Justin Fairfax and Attorney General Mark Herring, all of whom are fighting to hang on to their jobs as public outrage grows around each of them.
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You were so baffled by Michael that you were just trying to make sense of it, trying to find something that you could hang on to.
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But Graves, an even-keeled general aviation pilot, acknowledged that his effort would be fruitless if Republicans don't hang on to their majority in the House.
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It sits alongside Duke lacrosse as one of the two main cases people hang on to as evidence that we don't need to take reports seriously.
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Before that first record, it was like I was shot out of a canon and I was trying to hang on to anything that I can.
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In essence, these redditors are letting go of the new Star Wars in order to justify their desire to hang on to the old Star Wars.
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Not all is lost; Bayek still has Aya, and in Khemu's absence, their relationship becomes a murky foundation for what comes next, something to hang on to.
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However, Mediobanca said Bollore, who holds 13 percent of the merchant bank, had made it clear in a letter he intended to hang on to the stake.
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A record stream of cash has fueled the Democratic Party's push to check President Donald Trump – and the GOP's bid to hang on to control of Congress.
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Democrats are betting that keeping the focus on policy issues, rather than the president, will be the best way to hang on to voter support come 2020.
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Dugas calls this phenomenon "part of a survival mechanism": The body could be conserving energy to try to hang on to stored fat for future energy needs.
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Except Granderson immediately turned around and claimed that he fouled the pitch off, and since the catcher didn't hang on to it, his at-bat should continue.
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Users will be able to let Google hang on to this data for either three months or 18 months, and anything older than that is automatically deleted.
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In a scramble to hang on to power, the PRI sank even deeper into the muck, overtly using state institutions to tilt the balance of the elections.
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Roy Blunt aims to hang on to his seat in Missouri, while non-incumbents Republican Todd Young and Democrat Evan Bayh fight for the seat in Indiana.
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"It's an incentive to be mindful and say, 'you know what, I don't wear this, I'm not going to hang on to it just because,'" she said.
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I don't care; but hang on to this frame because two years from now you'll put your diploma from Arrupe College and Loyola University on this frame'.
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Cavs hang on to beat Suns PHOENIX — What looked like an easy night at the office quickly turned into a fourth-quarter dogfight for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Add pieces now in hopes of taking a more aggressive shot at Cleveland, or hang on to assets to ensure the window, however small, is open longer?
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The few out-of-touch elected officials and candidates who hang on to that outdated and false notion will be left behind by the times and voters.
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Existing consumers were able to hang on to the original $7.99 pricing, but only until May 2016, when everyone was bumped up to the higher price tier.
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But Uber said on Friday that Levandowski downloaded the documents to compile extensive evidence that he deserved a bonus, and just happened to hang on to them.
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Walsh, who guided the Irish national team to medals at the 2008 and 2012 Games, said he would try to hang on to Stevenson a bit longer.
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The details: The Department of Health and Human Services finalized regulations yesterday that will let people hang on to "short-term" plans for up to three years.
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The president's policy could damage the GOP brand ahead of critical elections in which Republicans try to hang on to majorities in both the House and Senate.
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It is less inspiring and moving to talk about the various officials who didn't use force to hang on to their power or to maintain the wall.
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But I don't see how you can hang on to your own self-respect unless you're willing to stand up for the truth and fundamental American values.
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Perhaps most shocking to some Republicans may be the fickleness of a news media horde that used to pursue them and hang on to their every observation.
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Together with Parker's work, these studies show there could be a motivation to hang on to our most wormlike appendages, and keep the microbial benefits they offer.
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Nonetheless, CEO Lowell McAdam emphasized his customers' loyalty, noting that the company has managed to hang on to many of its customers over the past 11 quarters.
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A loss by Saccone, a state legislator, would send shockwaves through the political world and raise fears whether the GOP can hang on to its House majority.
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The so-called "disposition effect," or tendency for investors to sell their winning stocks and hang on to losers, can also prove harmful in a bull market.
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A Fed standing repo facility would reduce banks' preference to hang on to their reserves because they could borrow from the central bank with Treasuries as collateral.
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But availability doesn't translate to popularity and there's a good reason we hang on to Lovecraft and why his work has been copied and iterated on for decades.
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"It's so funny, because we were fighting to hang on to that faith so hard, and we just had a little ounce – that's all we had," says Billy.
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That is why Jim 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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The group originally planned to sell its retail gas and power division as well as its chemical unit Versalis but has since decided to hang on to them.
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By the time most of the Western Hemisphere went to bed, it appeared that Maduro would hang on to power for yet another day, or month, or year.
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The announcement hurt especially for members who were struggling to hang on to their homes in a city that was fast-becoming the most expensive in the nation.
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However, with more weak data out of China over the weekend, copper sank to its lowest levels since 2009, and miners failed to hang on to early gains.
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They should have brought in their own person, and put that person through the confirmation process, rather than hang on to him, because he was a controversial figure.
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The GOP is now desperately fighting to hang on to its congressional majorities this November, while Democrats who are furious with Trump are seeking revenge at the polls.
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And Hunter's indictment has also put his traditionally red seat in Southern California in play this fall, further scrambling the GOP's effort to hang on to its majority.
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Rick Scott's record, Nelson relied on fraud when he misrepresented his Senate record, and now he is hoping that voter fraud will help him hang on to power.
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"Just as investors hang on to services as Apple's life preserver in the choppy seas, it is going to float away," said Benjamin Schachter, analyst at Macquarie Capital.
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Apple's actually trying to help you hang on to your old phone for as long as possible, but it has screwed up how it tells you about that.
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Kings hang on to beat Maple Leafs LOS ANGELES — A few of the Los Angeles Kings know what it's like to blow a big lead inside Staples Center.
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Maybe this is an attempt to reclaim some feminine power from a trope based in misogynist fear or maybe just an attempt to hang on to our youth.
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Hang on to your hats and glasses as the piece, which Charles Isherwood called "a witty, small-scaled show of immense sweetness and originality," arrives at MCC Theater.
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The occasion is a film soundtrack in which some songs repeat from earlier albums and, hang on to your ears, three tracks are symphonic snippets by Ärvo Part.
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If she's able to actually hang on to frontrunner status, she will face a level of scrutiny that's hitherto been reserved for the top contenders in the race.
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The major lesson that has helped me as an editor is to realize not to hang on to the things that would keep you from doing something dangerous.
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Yet the evidence is that Putin is ruthless in his determination to hang on to power and destroy those he perceives as enemies of Russia, a large group.
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Pennsylvania's delegation will likely lose one seat and narrowly hang on to another for a total of 220006, after a high of 2202 seats following the 2628 Census.
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As they try to hang on to control of Congress, Republican candidates have been following Trump's lead and using rhetoric about immigrants as a tactic to motivate voters.
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These folks never fall victim to wrinkles or frays, hang on to knitwear season after season, and — perhaps most jealousy-inducing of all — keep their white sneakers perfectly unscuffed.
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" The Creed actor later took to Instagram to send a message to his supporters, writing: "To all the 'real Rocky's' of the world, Please hang on to your dreams.
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The state—and the nation—can hang on to something precious, at least for a while longer, by resisting the media's and their polls' distorted coverage of this election.
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On Xilinx's earnings call last week, its CEO pointed to those chips as a way to hang on to 5G business even as custom chips start to gain share.
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"All I can say at that point is that I was trying to hang on to the microphone so I could continue to ask the president questions," Acosta said.
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It's the end of the half, there's not enough time left to make any real use of the timeout, and you don't get to hang on to them anyway.
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Denial It began as word of a death was just beginning to trickle in, not yet fully confirmed, enough for fans to hang on to a sliver of hope.
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Here's how it works: When you make your morning run to Starbucks — which you definitely do every day, let's be honest — make sure you hang on to your receipt.
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And, importantly, the job is a thing she can keep, accompanied by the hope of all that other stuff she could have and hang on to, if she wants.
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Samsung and Apple's earnings reports have shown that buyers are reluctant to purchase phones that cost $1,000 or more, instead choosing to hang on to older devices for longer.
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There's also the related issue of falling valuations, which has both institutional and individual shareholders nervously wondering whether to hang on to their holdings or get rid of them.
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That wasn't enough to help the party hang on to a crucial Senate seat, but it will still drive questions and consternation from committee members in the months ahead.
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Apple announced in May a $1 billion investment in Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing, a rare move for a company that tends to hang on to its cash.
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Curry capitalized on a flaw that is all too common: we are willing to hang on to certain irrational beliefs in the face of all evidence to the contrary.
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They say they'll just hang on to the check until after the wedding and then just give the check back to us so long as we don't damage anything.
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If we're going to try to define the future of computing, it seems worthwhile to demand that we hang on to some babies as we toss out the bathwater.
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Remainers, who include most members as well as some unions disturbed by the prospect of Brexit-induced job losses, can hang on to the hope of a second referendum.
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Donald Trump's public spat with his party will shift even more focus to already expensive Senate races as the Republicans try to hang on to control of Capitol Hill.
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"I wanted somebody to come force me to get rid of it because if I hang on to the puck too long I start to get uncomfortable," Niskanen joked.
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Every once in a while that happens ... And you hang on to those points in your life like gold to defend all the other times that you're quite irrational.
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While several Republican members of Congress have faced fierce re-election battles in recent years, they have managed to hang on to their seats and performed well last night.
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His AK Party (AKP) could hang on to power in a tight race in Istanbul, where he was once mayor, but a defeat in Ankara would be a blow.
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"Russia, I'm convinced, is out to make the United States look bad at every turn of the corner and hang on to some of their traditional alliances," Faller said.
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More members of the House came out against Hoover, however, and by noon on Sunday, he obviously realized that he would not be able to hang on to power.
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Hang on to your day job (initially)Sheppard points to doing double duty with outside work while launching his own venture as key to making bootstrapping realistic for him.
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That would be a healthy shot in the arm for the stagnant smartphone market, which has largely flattened as people hang on to their smartphones for longer than ever.
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Whether Senator Ted Cruz, whom even his fellow Republicans do not like, but whose continued political presence they are depending on, can hang on to his seat in Texas.
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He went deep to Torrey Smith on the second play of the drive, and very nearly pulled out a huge gain, but Smith couldn't hang on to the ball.
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Tottenham's players had defended resolutely, ever since Llorente's goal — entirely against the run of play, not too far off accidental — and given Pochettino's team something to hang on to.
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Pascal Siakam will get all the headlines if the Raptors hang on to win this Game 1, but Green's 3-for-141 shooting from deep has been quietly huge.
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"Right now, people fear instability and they prefer to hang on to the little things they have and not risk anything," said Shadi, a 28-year-old piano teacher.
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Any new take on Shakespeare's life and work, in whatever medium, has to decide whether to hang on to the original story and language or whether to modernize them.
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Still, if we hang on to the House by two votes, it'll read in the expectations bazaar as a big Trump comeback win and he'll probably be the nominee.
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This option gives teams the ability to hang on to young stars — particularly quarterbacks — for an extra year, but also delay having to give them a bigger second deal.
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If someone tells you they love you during a passionate get together, trust that they meant it for the moment, but don't hang on to it as the truth.
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The family would hang on to its news and sports TV networks, as well News Corp, the publishing business that includes the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post.
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Democrats need to fill a number of spots that will determine who will shape the party's agenda and strategize on how best to hang on to their majority in 2020.
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It may take weeks to determine whether Nicolas Maduro can hang on to power in Caracas with Russian, Chinese and Cuban backing — and against US and widespread Latin American opposition.
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He tried pinning it against his legs, but his momentum was going to force him to land awkwardly on his face as he tried to hang on to the ball.
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And this proposal very slightly expands provisions of the 2015 net neutrality order that the commission might keep — that is, should it decide to hang on to anything at all.
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The money tech firms throw at employees has ballooned as competition to hire and hang on to top talent in engineering, data science, artificial intelligence and digital marketing has soared.
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Apple's stock lost some steam on Wednesday amid mixed reports of carrier pre-order volume, but managed to hang on to a win streak, ending the day in the green.
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To delete them, do this: iMessage can take up a ton of space if you hang on to your texts, especially if there are a lot of videos and pictures.
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Since people everywhere — not just in Texas — tend to hang on to old gift cards, we're holding out for locations of the chain all over the country to catch on.
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Should they hang on to first place in the Atlantic Division, their reward likely will be a first-round matchup with the fourth-best team in the stacked Metropolitan, a.k.a.
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Of course, the 2018 midterms are still a long way away — but the poll suggests that the GOP might have an uphill battle to hang on to its congressional majorities.
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Countercyclical factors included this year could mean that even those banks that ace the tests will have to hang on to additional profit rather than return more money to shareholders.
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Democrats are seeking to regain control of the House, and hang on to a number of vulnerable Senate seats, including in races in Missouri, Indiana, North Dakota and West Virginia.
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Mariners hang on to defeat Phillies PHILADELPHIA — Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais chuckled a bit when asked about managing in the type of game his team played in Tuesday night.
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They're desperately fighting to hang on to that opaqueness, because it makes it possible to skim money off the top and get money that doesn't get distributed to the artist.
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Few who left back in 1959 would have believed Fidel Castro would hang on to power for so long, only ceding the presidency to his brother Raul in recent years.
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So eventually, everyone in the media business has a choice: Change their business to adapt to the internet, or hang on to the old business, as long as they can.
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The horrid combination of a threatening virus and a shrinking retirement balance made you wonder if you should hang on to your cash instead of investing it for the future.
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It's possible that they hang on to Garland and slot him in with Sexton, not unlike the way Golden State paired Stephen Curry with Monta Ellis early in Curry's career.
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Figuring out how to hang on to readers willing to pay for journalism during the bumpy digital transition — a problem that has flummoxed newspapers nationwide — is Mr. Huntsman's greatest challenge.
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And while you're watching the festivities (and the head-banging to follow), hang on to the possibility that this will be the president's last Super Bowl as national head coach.
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Vivendi, led by billionaire Vincent Bollore, is expected to hang on to the remaining stake of almost 10%, at least for now, in case opportunities came along, some bankers said.
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And some [carriers] do hang on to the actual content of your text messages on their servers for a while and can serve those up to the government if asked.
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"Rather than work to better protect residents and their families, these corporate nursing homes filed a lawsuit in a last-ditch effort to hang on to forced arbitration," she said.
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The Thunder hang on to relevance because they hung on to their best remaining player, and Westbrook retains the opportunity to thrive as a first option on a playoff team.
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But hang on to that optimism: Tell the new guy that you look forward to granting him the autonomy he seeks — but that getting there is going to require some management.
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Celtics hang on to pin first loss on Bulls BOSTON — The Celtics were missing two starters, and they blew a 133-point fourth-quarter lead at TD Garden on Wednesday night.
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But for a team that's supposed to be the class of the AFC, they're unimpressively fighting to hang on to their No. 1 seed and inside track to the Super Bowl.
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But if Clinton can hang on to most states that have voted Democratic in recent elections and add at most a couple of swing states, she will likely win the election.
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"So many mothers hang on to tangible mementos from their motherhood journey that usually just end up taped into a book or tucked in a shoebox in the closet," Kelly explains.
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The Swiss company said it would look at options for its Herta cold cuts and meat-based products business, although it will hang on to the brand's dough and vegetarian business.
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For decades, employers have quietly paid off or shunted away the powerless girls and boys, treating it as the cost of doing business, to hang on to their high-powered rainmaker.
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In pairing their sweeping choruses with Hanawalt's designs, Nicole Stafford's animation, and the lush purples of dusk, "Hang On to the Night" becomes not just lovely, but entirely unique unto itself.
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May, struggling to hang on to power after an election debacle, has been forced to put off a state visit by the unpopular Trump until next year.
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Cornered in Baghouz, the group fought fiercely and desperately to hang on to the last shred of territory it controls, using thousands of civilians, including women and children, as human shields.
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Tokyo wants to hang on to its export-driven growth; it has no interest in a bilateral trade deal with the U.S. that would open up closed sectors of its economy.
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Otherwise, Cramer fears that investors could wind up selling their best stocks just to hang on to their worst stocks because the higher-quality stocks stopped going up—a big mistake.
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Otherwise, Cramer fears that investors could wind up selling their best stocks just to hang on to their worst stocks because the higher-quality stocks stopped going up — a big mistake.
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The rebels, for their part, are trying to hang on to their last foothold in Damascus following the loss earlier this year of Qaboun and Barzeh districts, located north of Jobar.
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The bride recalled some nervousness climbing one particular section where stairs are cut directly into the rock, but without the cables to hang on to that are found nearer the summit.
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He often would capture his opponents' pieces even if it exposed his king to danger, and then go into a defensive crouch, grimly trying to hang on to his extra booty.
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However, Mediobanca said Bollore, who holds 7.9 percent of the merchant bank, had made it clear in a letter sent to Mediobanca that he intends to hang on to the stake.
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Find a job with benefits, a salary that comes close to covering the monthly bills and hope you can hang on to it long enough to put the kids through college.
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I realize that I sound ideologically driven and optimistic, but I have to hang on to my optimism — otherwise I'm not sure I can get out of bed in the morning.
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When we buy something new, Professor Bellezza explained, it's as if we're opening a mental account in our head that says we should hang on to it for, say, two years.
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The Republicans will hang on to more, but they expected to win this election—until a few weeks ago, when LRM's victory became as inevitable as the blade sliding down the guillotine.
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Failure to hang on to a two-goal lead against the Netherlands during its UEFA Nations League match on Monday means that Germany has only won one competitive match this calendar year.
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But hang on to your broomsticks: In addition to reviving the original Hocus products, Spirit also introduced a few new ones this year, including a bottle stopper inspired by Binx the cat.
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Reading and NewsPocketBookmarks are okay for saving the occasional web page that you need to hang on to, but for saving articles to read later, you'll start to get overwhelmed real fast.
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One piece of good news for Republicans in all three states from the 2018 results: They were all able to hang on to Republican majorities in their state legislatures to varying degrees.
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After nearly 18 months of campaigning, attempts to expand the typical Republican electoral map, and battles to hang on to traditional Republican strongholds, Trump heads into Tuesday with little room for error.
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And whereas paper records soon become unmanageable, electronic storage is so cheap that the agencies can afford to hang on to a lot of data that may one day come in useful.
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That represents another knock-on effect of the new deal because the smaller Premier League sides are better placed to spurn offers from richer clubs and hang on to their best players.
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The Swiss company said it would look at options for its Herta cold cuts and meat-based products business, although it will hang on to the Herta brand dough and vegetarian business.
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We asked the second group of people about their youthful (and not so youthful) mishaps, and about what made them hang on to their most embarrassing tendencies just a little too long.
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Should Clinton hang on to the lead, it would represent a big win for her given she faced the very real prospect of going 0 for 2 in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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You can probably just hang on to your current big, black box until at least next year because... Two: Microsoft is releasing another Xbox next year that will be way more powerful.
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And the closer that we get to Election Day, the more those invested in the politics of fear and division will work, will do anything to hang on to their recent gains.
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Celtics hang on to defeat Suns PHOENIX — Isaiah Thomas was making his return to Phoenix, but it was Avery Bradley who had the more adventurous trip to the Valley of the Sun.
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She used to hang on to pocket money for him, so that he could pay his bills, and she still keeps fifteen hundred euros of his in an envelope in a drawer.
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If you were to pay for it up front, you'd own it right away and you'd be free to sell it at will, or hang on to it for a few years.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian rebels under siege near Damascus have resorted to talks with the government's ally Russia, sometimes meeting in no-man's land, as they seek to hang on to their enclave.
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There are some purists who hang on to Apple II computers from the 1980s and refuse to play emulated games, preferring the more authentic experience of playing them on their original hardware.
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That Josh Fields and Brandon McCarthy were not able to hang on to the lead is less shocking than the fact that they were in the game in such high-leverage situations.
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This is how the growers will respond to President Trump's threatened crackdown on immigration: They will lobby, asking Congress to provide some legal option to hang on to their foreign work force.
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The party faces an uphill struggle to hang on to power, and veteran leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, twice a runner-up for the presidency, has led most early polling for 2018.
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There, investors have a tendency to evaluate their holdings with a benevolent eye, which frequently encourages them to hang on to a stock or fund long after objective analysis advises selling it.
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Paranoia is the only natural response to the world, but so is trust, the idea that you might find people to hang on to as the deluge tries to sweep you away.
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Since the courier bails on taking the potential bioweapon, Philip has to hang on to it, bringing him right back to where he started — the only difference is that he's killed someone.
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And like the rapper, who brags of her ability to cut off a romantic interest for getting "comfortable," this month's stars also remind us to hang on to our independence and self-respect.
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Undercover reports by journalists posing as warehouse workers have revealed long hours and aging workers desperately trying to hang on to their jobs by meeting absurd quotas that leave little time to breathe.
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That means that by continuing to hang on to HTTP, those sites should be getting less traffic directed their way than they otherwise would, which presumably has an effect on the site's revenue.
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Monitor your Social Security statement to make sure your work record and earnings are accurate, and hang on to proof — ideally tax returns or W2s — that could be used to amend any errors.
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Mr. Murdoch will be reluctant to part with the company he spent decades building and might want to hang on to Fox's 39 percent stake in case the wider Disney tie-up collapses.
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In stark contrast, the trappers and Indians of the film hang on to their few garments, wearing them throughout their grueling two-year expedition, which is just winding down as the action begins.
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Adapting your searchSome of you might get a little nervous at such a permanent course of action—and maybe there are genuinely useful emails from the past you want to hang on to.
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We may hang on to our go-to astrologer's every word, but it's unfair to expect anyone to get it all right, all the time — even when they have access to the stars.
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The Swiss company also said it would explore strategic options for its Herta cold cuts and meat-based products business, although it will hang on to the Herta brand dough and vegetarian business.
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If Republicans hang on to a narrow majority, McCain is proposing a new norm in which Supreme Court justices are never confirmed during periods of divided government, precipitating a full blown legitimation crisis.
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Limited or no passporting rights would have major consequences for Britain's ability to trade in the EU. It could, for example, make it harder for London to hang on to euro-denominated clearing.
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Both BoJack and the "Hang On to the Night" video are heightened by Hanawalt's visions, which blend whimsy with sly perversion in a way that both makes perfect sense and none at all.
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The move was welcomed by ratings agencies and markets priced in expectations that it would enable South Africa to hang on to its last investment grade rating in a Moody's review due soon.
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Kourtney and Kim dig out their Ex Boxes to convince Khloé that she should hang on to some of her past with Lamar, even as she is changing her name back to Kardashian.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will call on angry lawmakers from her party to support her during a critical meeting Monday, as she battles to hang on to power following disastrous election results.
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For example: This combination of direct personal corruption and undermining of environmental protections with huge costs of public health seems almost calculated to offend moderate voters Republicans needs to hang on to power.
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After moving from New York to Los Angeles in 2013, she went to work, briefly, for BuzzFeed — an experience that left her determined to hang on to her own ideas and intellectual property.
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The record, however, shows that he struggled to hang on to his casinos years after the city had peaked, and failed only because his investors no longer wanted him in a management role.
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But Republicans are looking to hang on to their slim one-seat majority in a cycle where they're facing strong headwinds, since the president's party typically loses seats in his first midterm election.
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Analysts have said they expect ABB to hang on to the business, which makes transformers, with Goldman Sachs saying in a note on Wednesday that it saw limited value creation from a separation.
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Despite all of Uber's problems, Kalanick has managed to hang on to his position, helped in part by Uber's share structure that gives him more voting shares than the company's other board members.
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You sort of hang on to anything that can keep you having a sense of being and identity when you are in those situations because they are very good at breaking you down.
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Kerr was struggling to hang on to his spot as a journeyman guard in the league when Winter persuaded the Bulls to sign him to a nonguaranteed contract entering the 1993-94 season.
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Read the Polls With Sophistication The scenario we described last week — that the Democrats wrest the House from Republican control, while the Republicans hang on to the Senate — is still the most likely.
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As the final results were trickling in Thursday, it was unclear if the Liberals would hang on to the eight seats they needed to be officially recognized as a party in the legislature.
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But for one week, at least, Daryl kept caged the revenge-craving tiger inside him — note the apparent harmony with Shiva later — in order to let his friend hang on to her illusions.
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Season 1 introduced the fractured family of Kevin Garvey (Justin Theroux), a police chief in suburban New York trying, with mixed success, to deal with cult eruptions and hang on to his marbles.
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It's one answer to a question common even in the secular world: How do you hang on to the traditions that keep your life meaningful while making a living in the present day?
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Hang on to your mouse ears: Disney Channel — land of safe, sweet sitcoms — is exploring this charged terrain with "Andi Mack," a comedic drama aimed at children 20153 to 14 and their parents.
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Somewhere back there you could have cut your losses, but you rode past that moment on a comet trail of white powder and now you are trying to hang on to the rush.
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But while the SNP is expecting a lift, the Tories, who two months ago looked like being wiped out in Scotland, may hang on to most of 13 seats they won in 2017.
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In Iraq, the group claimed a suicide bombing in central Baghdad that killed dozens, even as it makes a brutal last-ditch effort to hang on to its only remaining Iraqi stronghold, Mosul.
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Their ability to hang on to their seats depends on the ability to both distance themselves from Trump and make voters feel that they're getting something done that's worth keeping them in office.
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And yet when I look around at millennial women, problems with inhibition or the ability to hang on to a healthy sense of entitlement are not the ones I am quickest to identify.
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That spectrum is very important for Sprint to hang on to because it's part of the company's long-term plan to be a major player in the market when 5G networks become the standard.
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"Some are sick and are going to hang on to their insurance for dear life," Larry Levitt, senior vice president for special projects at the Kaiser Family Foundation, told me in a recent interview.
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CCS Insight, another firm of analysts, reckons that the length of time for which consumers hang on to their phones in Western Europe has risen from 22018 months in 25 to 53 months today.
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For Mugisha Muntu, who led the army for a decade, the failings of the security apparatus illustrate the president's two weaknesses: his desire to hang on to power and his tendency to subvert institutions.
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So as the bulls try and hang on to the strength seen this quarter, Cramer believes Wall Street players could realize that the market has run too hot and try to pull it back.
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In fact, the survey said, 89 percent of women hang on to old makeup "just in case they might need it later," even though 87 percent of them know that makeup has expiration dates.
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The move could help shield Republicans from attacks in both the primaries and the general elections this November, where the GOP is scrambling to hang on to their majorities in the House and Senate.
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"This is going to come up against a lot of opposition as many southern EU states consider it to be money they can hang on to even though its owed back," Roy-Chowdhury said.
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But I'm starting to question whether I need to hang on to my Wii U. Since the Switch's debut last March, Nintendo has been slowly re-releasing some of the Wii U's best games.
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Hang on to your hats and break out your winter coats: An Arctic blast will bring frigid temperatures and howling winds across much of the central and eastern U.S. over the next few days.
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As she starts to stand, Christie's skin starts to merge with the material on the ground— deep roots hang on to her body as if she were a weed getting pulled from the ground.
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Their departure marked something of a nadir for the struggling WWE—if the savviest wrestling promoter in the country couldn't hang on to his big stars, there was no telling where it might stop.
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Democrats complained that the Treasury secretary would have too much discretion on how to allocate the industry-specific funds loans, and that it would not outright require that recipients hang on to their employees.
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So while the accusations could well end Mr. Netanyahu's career after four terms in office, there are just enough variables that could allow the wiliest of Israel's political survivors to hang on to power.
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Their ability to hang on to their seats depends on the ability to both distance themselves from Trump and make voters feel that they are getting something done that's worth keeping them in office.
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Even though Klobuchar may hang on to win in her native Minnesota on Tuesday, she (like Buttigieg) hasn't demonstrated any ability to win non-white voters, a critical pillar of the Democratic Party base.
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The collective struggles of the four teams behind them in the standings have allowed the Memphis Grizzlies to hang on to the No. 5 spot in the Western Conference despite a four-game slide.
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Morales, a former union leader for coca growers, has managed to hang on to power as most other leftist presidents in South America elected in the previous decade were succeeded by right-leaning leaders.
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Retention offers vary depending on the card (and on you as a cardholder), but your bank may be able to adjust its terms and conditions to encourage you to hang on to your card.
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If a winter snowstorm followed by bone-chilling cold made you finally rethink your plan to hang on to your coat another year, you may be disappointed when you look to find a replacement.
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Democrats have seemed poised for months to capture the House, but many races have tightened in recent weeks to the point that some analysts think it is conceivable Republicans could hang on to control.
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JOBLESS CLAIMS TICK UP BUT IT'S ACTUALLY OK: First-time claims for jobless benefits rose last week but remain near historically low levels as employers hang on to their workers amid slow economic growth.
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A look inside how ad holding company Publicis is trying to force old-school creatives to work more closely with new technology hires to hang on to big clients, by the Wall Street Journal.
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How can you hang on to a job, send your child to school, or build roots in a community if you are constantly changing homes, each one more dilapidated and dangerously located than the next?
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For one thing, older Singaporeans have turned out to be keener than expected to hang on to their homes, rather than release capital by moving in with their children or "right-sizing" to smaller flats.
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I think we need to learn how to hang on to our bottles more though, especially when we're traveling where it becomes so easy to go into a gas station and buy a water bottle.
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If for some reason you don't like these socks, and you will like them, but if you don't like them, you can hang on to them, tell Mack Weldon you would like your money back.
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New Jersey Democrat Bob Menendez is projected to hang on to his U.S. Senate seat after a bitter re-election campaign that followed a mistrial in a corruption case, according to an NBC News projection.
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I hang on to every word, trying to decide if what the reader says is specific to my life and current situation or if they're giving me the same spiel they've given their other clients.
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Pressure on Republicans The sudden political crisis also put one group of Republicans -- swing-state senators whose seats could dictate whether the GOP can hang on to the chamber in November -- in a difficult position.
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In November, the opposition camp flunked a major test when its candidate failed by a wide margin to hang on to the legislative seat of Lau Siu-lai, who had herself been expelled in 2017.
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Mariners hang on to defeat Astros SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners starter Taijuan Walker walked off the mound after six solid innings with a bang, having struck out the side while throwing 102 pitches for the game.
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Republicans may have avoided an electoral disaster, but the closeness of the race provided ominous signs for the party as it looks to hang on to its 220006-seat majority in the House in November.
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Large miners that hang on to concessions they do not exploit do not face significant financial penalties, elbowing out juniors eager to develop them and creating a bottleneck, Juan Carlos Guajardo of consultancy Plusmining said.
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They extract as much wealth as possible from hard-working people trying to hang on to the places they call home, with little regard for the common good or the social fabric of our city.
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Snyder's objective and goal is the preservation of the program—he needs No. 2 players just as much as he needs No. 1 players, so he's got to hang on to them anyway he can.
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So I just was, like, we need to burn the effigies of things we would normally do, and to hang on to the idea of who we are but redefine our sound for modern days.
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One way to become even wealthier is to have picked the right global industry in which to make your billions and hang on to your stake in your company as it booms — and avoids busts.
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Although its exports to Europe are locked in via take-or-pay contracts, the IEA estimates Gazprom needs to win an additional 15 to 20 bcm to hang on to its market share last year.
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"I'm quite confident that the next administration -- which is going to be the Hillary Clinton administration -- is going to hang on to the executive order," said Craig Holman, a government affairs lobbyist with Public Citizen.
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If one of your New Year's resolutions involved cleaning out your desk drawers and seeing what's slipped between your sofa cushions, you might want to hang on to any old fast food coupons you find.
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Then again, it's worth reiterating that while MacDonald has hit a snag, he's still a bona fide top-5 welterweight and as such, the UFC will probably do what it takes to hang on to him.
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"Farmborough was a keen amateur photographer and, amazingly, managed to hang on to her plate camera and tripod for most of the war, developing glass plates in tents or makeshift darkrooms where she could," Oldfield stated.
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One cannot overstate the influence of From's uniquely ruthless and macabre rules around in-game death, in which you have to return to your corpse to hang on to progress you've made, and brutally unforgiving combat.
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The drone spotted two teenagers in trouble around a half-a-mile out from shore, and then dropped a flotation device it carries for the purpose to give them something to hang on to (via Verge).
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And in a time when cynicism can seem like a rational response, when powerful men hang on to their positions despite what the less powerful say about them, it's worth remembering that survivors' words aren't forgotten.
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Paul's consecutive 3-pointers in the final minutes were daggers to a Miami comeback, and his game-high 63 points helped the visiting Los Angeles Clippers hang on to beat the Heat, 100-93, on Sunday.
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But on February 25th a television programme on a channel controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, founder of the rival Forza Italia party, accused some of the movement's MPs of fiddling the system to hang on to cash.
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Hang on to your saucers, folks, because you're about to learn some disheartening facts about one of the world's most eccentric yet delightful drinks, which is usually made with tea, milk, and boba balls of tapioca.
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"We were getting lined up, and all of the sudden we heard a loud crack," Grooms recalled to WCSC, noting that he and a few others were able to hang on to the dock's stable side.
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"Dead woman walking" British Prime Minister Theresa May will call on angry lawmakers from her party to support her during a critical meeting Monday, as she battles to hang on to power following disastrous election results.
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Yearbooks are a nice, end-of-year memento to hang on to — and that goes double if yours happens to feature the most awesome member of staff to have ever graced the presence of a schoolyard.
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The red planet is much smaller and has a weaker gravitational pull than Earth, 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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PARIS (Reuters) - French banks, unlike their European rivals, are vowing to hang on to a broad array of businesses and even grow market share, a strategy backed by long-term investors but penalized by the market.
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Ngoepe steals show as Pirates hang on to beat Cubs PITTSBURGH — Gift Ngoepe didn't knock in the winning run in a one-run game, and he didn't hit a homer — teammate Josh Bell did those things.
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That's the kind of move the tech industry used to use a lot of in the old days, so that companies could try to hang on to employees even as the value of their shares declined.
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Check your boxWhile you're certainly not expected to hang on to the box your Kindle came in, if you still have it in your closet it can prove extremely helpful in determining your Kindle's model information.
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Before you book your bi-weekly manicure, we asked the pros to share the dark red shades they keep in their kits, so that you can hang on to your moody tips just a little longer.
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Senator Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican trying to hang on to his Senate seat in a state that has turned increasingly liberal, illustrated that point on Wednesday when he said he would not support additional witnesses.
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Acclimatized as they are to the brutal realities of war, the three friends just manage to hang on to a shared innocence, even though they sense that their lives are likely to become even more difficult.
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Voting rights groups had accused Republicans of "seeking a stay of the district court's remedial order so that they can hang on to the fruits of their racial gerrymander labor for at least one more year. "
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Two key senators announced their no votes today: Cory Gardner of Colorado is trying to hang on to his seat in an increasingly blue state, and even he said he didn't need to hear new evidence.
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He began to hang on to his pictures then, as he went on to do freelance for Vogue and Rolling Stone and Rave and the Sunday Times, until eventually his archive had 400m negatives in it.
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Adults may hang on to their youthful food dislikes — at the top of the list are vegetables — but then add more restrictions, such as consuming only smooth foods or limiting their diet to bland, white meals.
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But an even more compelling reason Mr. Mnuchin may want to let Fannie and Freddie hang on to their earnings has to do with Mr. Trump's promise to big business to lower corporate tax rates steeply.
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It was a small but important piece of physical storytelling: Okada's last bit of strength was to hang on to that wrist, no matter how hard Tanahashi fought, to set up for his finisher, the Rainmaker Clothesline.
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Cardinals hang on to defeat Braves for 7th straight win ST. LOUIS — As he walked in from the bullpen Friday night after warming up, St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Adam Wainwright looked over at catcher Yadier Molina.
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"Some companies hang on to the extra money you're putting toward your mortgage and actually send it to your mortgage holder in a lump sum once a year or at the end of the month," says Bach.
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Even if the situation isn't as grim as it seems, it's hard to imagine how the company will manage to hang on to subscribers if the wider range of non-partner theaters don't return to the service.
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Three billion euros would go to Areva "NewCo", two billion to legacy Areva SA, which would hang on to obligations related to its troubled Finland reactor construction project, which is the subject of billion-euro legal claims.
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Now just four games to the finish line, Leicester is leading by five points and needs to hold its nerve and hang on to the principles of spirit and opportunism that have gotten the club this far.
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Most prominent is the fight by Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Democrat, to hang on to her South Florida House seat in the face of a challenge from Tim Canova, a law professor and Bernie Sanders backer.
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Comedies don't always translate well — you can't always tell what social norms are being transgressed — but because this is also a style parody, and because it's poking fun at outdated ideas, there's plenty to hang on to.
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If you read the headlines, Uber had a very bad year — but while its reputation took a hit, it managed to hang on to its spot as one of the most valuable start-ups in the world.
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The Lakers could also draft any of these guys and simply hang on to the players at their position currently on the roster, and make themselves even more attractive to potential free agents this summer or next.
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Honestly, his run for the presidency feels less like Connor genuinely wanting to enter politics, or thinking he has great ideas, or even wanting to hang on to more of his tax dollars than he already does.
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As the Conservatives try to hang on to control of the government, a weakening economy is likely to intensify the sense of grievance among ordinary Britons who have not gained the spoils from recent years of growth.
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The incalculable pressure to identify the next Brady, the next Brees, the next Jackson, compels teams to hang on to quarterbacks too long, hoping they fulfill their lofty draft status, or to select the wrong ones altogether.
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"What was fascinating is taking a building that was never precious in the first place and being really careful about what was there so we can hang on to that knowledge," said Ms. Rouillard, the preservation consultant.
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That was pretty much it for the Huskies' offense for the half's remainder, although they managed to hang on to the lead until Samuels converted a turnover into a layup with 10:49 left in the half.
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You can tweak this brilliant sauce to be more in tune with the current season, but at least be sure to hang on to this recipe to make the most of peak tomatoes when summer comes around.
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They shaped it into our Constitution that laid the foundation for the greatest nation the world has ever seen, and we need to hang on to those principles and restore them and refurbish the pillars of American exceptionalism.
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Jolted out of sleep, literary, here, and figuratively on the U.S. mainland, the war came to America and we lunged back united to hang on to our brazenly threatened freedom and to protect our precious way of life.
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I would hang on to everything I could — every memory, every phone number, every piece of information possible — because the more I could distract my brain, the more I could keep from thinking about who I really was.
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History shows the power of fear and the closer that we get to Election Day, the more those invested in the politics of fear and division will work -- will do anything to hang on to their recent gains.
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Poly plans to hang on to most of roughly 30 unsold apartments in its development in the hopes that the rate of Sydney price falls slowing slightly in January signals the bottom of the market approaching, he added.
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People can also choose to hang on to their cars in anticipation that Volkswagen will fix the problems at its own expense, and have until September 2018 to make their minds up about what they want to do.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - ABB looks likely to tell investors next week that it wants to hang on to its Power Grids business, putting the Swiss engineering group at odds with some shareholders who want it to be spun off.
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The pack is tighter in the women's RS:X final where sailors from Russia, Italy and Spain will fight to hang on to their first, second and third place standings and medal on the tough Pao de Acucar course.
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Kabila is supposed to step down after a presidential election slated for November, on completion of his second and final elected term, but opposition leaders accuse him of planning to hang on to power by delaying that vote.
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Between the lines: As we wrote last year, this spate of consolidation among insurers and PBMs would not have happened unless those companies were pretty sure they could hang on to a lot of the savings they produced.
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Hang on to the can-do spirit those little wins engender — as both Coded Bias and The Social Dilemma will tell you, we'll need it to take on the massive amount of work still left to be done.
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I am back in the U.S.A. now, and I am very much trying to hang on to my view of the U.S. as a foreigner, someone who has not gradually adapted to the boiling water of American citizenship.
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Usually, Beats, Bose, and Sony headphones stubbornly hang on to their retail price for quite a while, so if you've been waiting for a price reduction for 2019's finest over-ear wireless headphones, now is your moment.
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It is an attack of unimaginable cruelty on the most vulnerable among us, the youngest, the oldest, the poorest, and hard-working people who need a little help to gain or hang on to a decent middle-class life.
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India is set to post annual GDP growth of 7.1 percent in the January-March quarter, which would allow it to hang on to its status as the world's fastest growing major economy, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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"There's pressure on boys to be overtly sexual, and to lose their virginity as soon as possible, while girls are still taught to hang on to theirs," says Ava Cadell, PhD, a clinical sexologist and AASECT certified sex counselor.
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The whole Young Money business team is down in Tallahassee right now for Reggie's pro day ... and you gotta wonder if Birdman's gonna be able to hang on to his guys now that Wayne is making his own play.
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That's not to say you should hang on to a crappy job forever, but crappy jobs for a summer or a few months may have some unexpected benefits, including making you really appreciate when it's time to go home.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Sulzer could hang on to the shares it has bought back from main shareholder and Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg for years following its deal to escape U.S. sanctions, Chief Executive Greg Poux-Guillaume told Reuters on Thursday.
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Anglo's chief executive Mark Cutifani says the company no longer needs to make disposals to cut debts and can hang on to assets previously deemed non-core such as its large iron ore and coal mines in South Africa.
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Kentucky is home to 95 percent of the world's bourbon, but until recently, what you've see in stores and on bar shelves is limited to what's currently available — or what the seller has been able to hang on to.
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Indiana hangs on in shootout with Maryland Indiana compiled 650 yards of offense but still had to hang on to snap a three-game losing streak and defeat Maryland 42-30 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Ind.
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It is an attack of unimaginable cruelty on the most vulnerable among us, the youngest, the oldest, the poorest and hard-working people who need a little help to gain or hang on to a decent middle class life.
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Republicans managed to hang on to a Kansas House seat in a special election Tuesday, but the surprisingly competitive race in deep-red Kansas still holds significant implications for both parties as they fight for control of the House.
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The Priorities USA model moves those states back into the Democratic column, but not by much, and if Trump were to hang on to only one of those three states, he'd win the Electoral College, according to the projections.
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"We know what it's like to have something that's better than anybody else, so you hang on to it," Shannon Hrehirchuk, 48, who works in computer consulting, said before Edmonton defeated the St. Louis Blues, 3-1, last week.
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In this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by Sam Shepard, a farm couple (Ed Harris and Amy Madigan) barely hang on to their land and their sanity as they look after their grown wayward sons (Rich Sommer and Paul Sparks).
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One of the best ways to cut back on your monthly phone bill is to pay off your cell phones, then hang on to them as long as possible so that you don't need to pay a new fee.
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Sterling is struggling to hang on to the gains, however, and the pound is dropping once again against the dollar on Wednesday, resuming the pattern seen on the vast majority of trading days since the Brexit vote last June.
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You may hang on to it, refusing to sell at the current price because you believe you should get more for it than the market is willing to pay, and you will get what you want in due course.
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But it is more likely that he wants to hang on to the nukes, which the regime has pursued for decades to ensure its survival, and is using the current round of negotiations to try to extract concessions from America.
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Students who are going to spend the next four years as Phoenixes will also get a hard copy letter that they can hang on to, sleep with, frame, take to family reunions, or do whatever else they might please with it.
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Entering the last of the four 2.5km laps, only Italy's Giulia Gabrielleschi could still hang on to Van Rouwendaal's pace as it turned into a two-swimmer duel but even the dogged Italian was eventually broken over the final km.
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As the star of fall TV's biggest — and most consistently surprising — breakout hit, Chrissy Metz has to hang on to a lot of closely guarded secrets, but the actress did divulge a few details about forthcoming episodes of the twisty tearjerker.
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The timing is apt, as CBS All Access's other big science fiction revival show, Star Trek: Discovery, should be wrapping up its second season in April, giving subscribers another reason to hang on to their subscription for a bit longer.
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This means, in practice, allowing BT, the former state-run monopoly, to hang on to its very profitable subsidiary, Openreach, which is the main business by which nearly all homes and businesses are connected to fixed-line telephones and broadband.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Electronic payment firms got a big boost when India abolished most of the country's banknotes last year, but rival state-sponsored e-payment services are forcing them to raise their game to hang on to their new customers.
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The award for August's best shot of pop culture surrealism goes to the new music video for Tegan and Sara's "Hang On to the Night," the latest single off the pair's synth-pop dream of an album, Love You to Death.
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Of course, we had to send one of our producers to jump in with the hilarious pair to discuss the inspiration for the book, which blends memoir and advice to inspire readers to hang on to their sense of childhood wonder.
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In a bifurcated nation where Republicans are seemingly unaffected by the cacophony of disdain thrown at Trump, his ability to hang on to his voters may, as it did in 22020, yet prove decisive in determining the future of his presidency.
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Both countries are headed for high-profile elections later this year: France will elect a new president, and German voters will cast ballots for the lower chamber in parliament, where Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping to hang on to her seat.
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And if it seems a little muted compared to iPhone launch days past, that may be because Apple is making it increasingly easy to hang on to your three-year-old phone instead — even if they no longer sell that phone.
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This idea had a preposterous pay-for mechanism, and there's little evidence the Trump administration is in any way pursuing it, but all this probably helped Trump hang on to the votes of some women who had doubts about him.
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If Republicans defy the odds and hang on to the House, sources are expecting McHenry to make a play for majority whip, a post he appeared poised to win in 2015 until McCarthy unexpectedly dropped his bid for the Speakership.
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Doing so would hedge the Jets' bets, allowing them to hang on to Smith, a credible backup, and to afford Petty, who along with Hackenberg is set to play in the team's preseason finale Thursday at Philadelphia, more time to develop.
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The UK, which took a hit last year after the Brexit vote, regained enough ground to hang on to No. 3 in the survey, and Anholt said that showing indicates the United States should be able to bounce back, too.
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If they can't hang on to a 16-point lead with four minutes left against a team whose best player might actually be Buddy Hield, it's hard to imagine them being much of a threat against the Spurs or the Warriors.
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Why do we want to hang on to some of these menial jobs that the people that do them — obviously, they appreciate the money — but we can try and think about the future, jobs that people really want to do.
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He spent much of the last two decades as the head of entertainment at Showtime and NBC, and his expertise makes sense for a company that is looking to increase its output while trying to hang on to is core fans.
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But it is what happens before the final score locks in that keeps things interesting: Ben Roethlisberger took a big hit in the fourth quarter, and it was suddenly a question whether the Steelers could hang on to beat Baltimore.
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If Walker stays, Jordan risks losing his best player without compensation in the summer of 2019 — or, perhaps worse, paying big bucks to hang on to him instead of starting an overdue tear-down of a pricey but mediocre roster.
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At most precincts, a Democratic candidate needs to get the support of at least 15 percent of the votes at the caucus site to be considered "viable," which means they get to hang on to their voters and get some delegates.
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Is there a way to construct a business that's able to grow and serve lots and lots of people, but is still able to hang on to the food-related values that made them start the business to begin with?
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The prospect that Russia might return two small islands to Japan has outraged hard-line Russian nationalists, who gathered in Moscow on Sunday to curse Mr. Putin and demand that Moscow hang on to all its territorial gains from 1945.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mired in allegations of corruption, Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has thrown its weight behind an untainted outsider in a bid to clean up its image and hang on to the presidency in elections next July.
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Whether Mr. Nazarbayev's daughter can hang on to power once he dies is not certain — a nephew, Samat Abish, has risen fast through the ranks of state security, and some other senior officials may also be looking to make their moves.
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What to watch: Amid a massive shift in transportation, automakers like GM and Ford will likely introduce more of these micro-mobility services as a way to hang on to customers who no longer feel the need to own a personal automobile.
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He has his entire life planned out: work the farm, hang on to what he has, live without what he doesn't have (indoor plumbing, for instance), and pass his farm on to their 14-year-old son Henry (Dylan Schmid) when he dies.
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Buffett's deep pockets, however, allowed him to hang on to his stake in post-IPO Verisk (Berkshire owns 2.1 percent of the company), which has earned a hefty 207 percent return since October 2009, as of the close of business Sept. 30.
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In a separate statement Exor, which controls FCA, said it would hang on to a 5 percent stake in the new group and would eventually reach an agreement with CIR, the holding group owned by the De Benedetti family that controls L'Espresso.
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The Hyderabadi got a taste of what her life will be from now on when she was pulled and prodded as she made her way through a throng of reporters desperate to hang on to every word coming out of her mouth.
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But the fact that Comstock was able to hang on to her district, even as it looks like Clinton will eke out a victory in Virginia as a whole, suggests that these suburban districts are unlikely to become Democratic strongholds anytime soon.
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But even by monetizing its customers at a fraction of competitors Facebook and Google, Twitter has managed to hang on to "a unique value proposition" and "strategic significance," keeping it in many portfolios despite declining more than 20 percent year to date.
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However, any drops in Gulf markets may be limited by the fact that some longer-term investors who bought back blue chips with high dividend yields during the region's recent rally may hang on to receive the dividends in the next few months.
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Keith RothfusKeith James RothfusThe 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority Trump's most memorable insults and nicknames of 85033 Pennsylvania New Members 2019 MORE (R-Pa.) is desperately fighting to hang on to his seat in a race against Rep.
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Keith RothfusKeith James RothfusThe 2900 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority Trump's most memorable insults and nicknames of 220006 Pennsylvania New Members 2202 MORE (R-Pa.) is desperately fighting to hang on to his seat in a race against Rep.
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For many, it will not be realistic to afford a new F-220006 or Sierra when the time comes, and they will have to give them up or hang on to their old vehicle (defeating the purpose of higher future CAFE standards).
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"If Ryan feels like something is going to hurt McCarthy, then he may be content with just passing another [continuing resolution], especially if Republicans are able to hang on to the House and kick this issue to the next Congress," Chmielenski said.
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Meanwhile, there's a report that Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, said the campaign has obtained crucial evidence that will exonerate Trump, though it's mystifying why, if they had it, they would just hang on to it and not immediately reveal said evidence.
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And I think you can kind of hang on to things and be angry, but in the end, especially for mom who I hadn't known... I just found so much love for my mom as a human a being, in writing about her.
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He said maybe it was because adolescence is something everyone goes through or maybe it was a way to hang on to his own youth or maybe because the stories of those adolescent Archie characters were the first stories he really loved.
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Officer Veve "was attempting to hang on" to the driver's side of the car, said Eric Gonzalez, Brooklyn's acting district attorney, but he was thrown off as Mr. Murrell wove through the residential blocks at speeds as high as 56 miles per hour.
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Jerome, No. 16.83 Virginia hang on to beat Boston College CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — With a fired-up crowd at John Paul Jones Arena already irate over some officiating calls, the final play of Saturday's game between Virginia and Boston College was the topper.
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Officer Veve tried to hang on to the driver's side of the car, but he was thrown off as Mr. Murrell wove through the residential blocks at speeds as fast as 56 miles per hour, Eric Gonzalez, the Brooklyn district attorney, later said.
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Trump's surprise victory on election night 2016 set into motion conditions that all but guaranteed Democrats would take back control of the House of Representatives two years later, even as the GOP managed to hang on to a narrow majority in the Senate.
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In a strange way, both Donald Trump and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have something in common: they both want to hang on to power; and a major war between Iran and the US is not good politics for either one.
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Putin is portrayed as a low-level player in the K.G.B. who through ambition, a willingness to be all things to important people and a shrewd understanding of the news media managed to secure and hang on to power for two decades.
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"If you'd like to hang on to your employer stock for preferred tax treatment, the best thing you can do is to wait until at least one year after the purchase period and two years after the initial offer date," Bera said.
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"They all suffer from a drought of content in the pipeline and that is extremely dangerous for content producers who need to hang on to users and their recurring attention," Eric Schiffer, CEO and chairman of Patriarch Organization and Reputation Management Consultants, said.
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Yet after allowing so many social taboos to slip, Iran's leaders face a growing dilemma of whether to start translating the social changes into new laws and customs or try to hang on to the 40-year-old ideals of the revolution.
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"I think the 'Star Wars' movies, going forward, need to be in the ball park of 'Rogue One' to 'Force Awakens' in order to meet expectations that these guys can hang on to the very high studio profits that they enjoy right now," Crockett said.
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When you find a carry-on bag that you love, you hang on to it and never let it go — even if the bag is completely falling apart and basically looking more like a beat-up, dirty piece of plastic than a piece of luggage.
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But the plan needed money, and while Mr. Kushner had managed to hang on to his family's flagship building, it still had a lot of debt, with a $1.1 billion loan coming due in 2019, and a good portion of the commercial office space vacant.
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So parents, as tempting as it may be to dial back on the learning activities, Baby Einstein toys and alphabet singalongs, especially when you're juggling multiple demanding kids, try to hang on to a dose of the overzealous panic you had with your first.
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It was the beginning of a five-month high-wire act in which Mr. Zelensky tried to mollify Mr. Trump and his messengers, yet hang on to the support of members of Congress and diplomats who told him not to get mired in American politics.
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Because Switch's data centers are energy efficient and the company tends to hang on to customers for several years, Switch aims to be well-positioned to capitalize on data-intensive technology trends like the Internet of Things, wearable devices and autonomous vehicles, the prospectus said.
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"Gold should probably hang on to its gains in the second quarter because the dollar is likely to stay relatively subdued with the expectations of U.S. interest rate hikes being pushed out to the second half of this year," Mitsubishi Corp analyst Jonathan Butler said.
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As Jonathan Landreth writes in an accompanying essay: As China's economy slows from 30 years to roughly 10 percent annual growth, the Party is trying to hang on to power by guiding the country stably away from shrinking manufacturing and exports to growing domestic consumption.
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GIBSON When I look at him I see I see this 70-year-old white man in a bit of a panic about the world changing around him, and he's just fighting so hard to hang on to borders and really all these outmoded notions.
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So if our elected officials must spend at least half of their time in office campaigning to stay in office, it stands to reason that they might want to make it easier to hang on to the seat they invested so much time in winning.
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The Netflix series wants the small delicious fruits of the short stories and the giant tree of the Saga plot, with its tangled branches, weaving between timelines, places and major characters—demanding you hang on to places and people you've seen or only heard once.
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But the plan needed money, and while Mr. Kushner had managed to hang on to his family's flagship building, it still had a lot of debt, with a $1.1 billion loan coming due in 2019, and a good portion of the commercial office space vacant.
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Old-school economists might still hang on to the notion that we are all rational decision makers, but the field of behavioral economics has demonstrated that there are bounds to the rationality of economic agents, and that much of our rationality is really post hoc rationalization.
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On election night, Valadao looked like he would be the only Republican in California to hang on to his seat in a district won by Hillary Clinton in 2016: He led Cox by 8 points, enough for virtually every outlet to call the race in his favor.
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His people had pride, and his songs about them asked us to look past the vices and the violence, the cheating and the fear, to see the struggle of a person hanging on, even when it wasn't clear if there was anything to hang on to.
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Following British Prime Minister Theresa May's disastrous attempt to prop up her standing via snap election, her Conservative Party — in an attempt to hang on to its power — has been attempting to forge an alignment with the ultra-religious Northern Irish Democratic Union Party, or DUP.
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So while you might still want to hang on to the aforementioned lint roller for extracting stray fuzz from your bell-sleeve puffer or lace-hem dress — worn under a swingy turtleneck — at least you'll no longer have to be that quick (or stressed out) about it.
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The deal for the for-profit Nashville-based operation, which competes with larger non-profits ASCAP and BMI, is the first from Blackstone's new $2450 billion fund that plans to hang on to acquisitions for at least a decade, far longer than a typical leveraged buyout.
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The win gives the Giants their first season sweep of the Cowboys since 2011 but, more importantly, allows them to hang on to their position for a possible wild-card berth, which, if they get it, will be their first trip to the postseason since 2011.
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French banks, unlike their European rivals, have vowed in the past few years to hang on to a broad array of businesses and even grow market share - a strategy supported by the political establishment who believe France needs to punch above its weight in global financial services.
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Savage immediately got the Texans into scoring position; four straight Texans field goals were broken up by halftime and a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Jaguars wideout Marquise Lee: But even that free touchdown wasn't enough for the Jags to hang on to victory.
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For the employees that are laid off, the company said it would provide an "enhanced severance and COBRA health insurance" along with letting employees hang on to their company laptops and providing tools, training, and networking help so that they can try to get a new job.
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The deal for Sesac, a for-profit Nashville-based operation that competes with the larger nonprofits Ascap and BMI, is the first from Blackstone's new $5 billion fund that plans to hang on to acquisitions for at least a decade, far longer than a typical leveraged buyout.
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A rise in floating storage is driven by a confluence of cheap shipping and oil prices that are depressed near-term but higher long-term (known as a contango market), thus rewarding arbitragers who hang on to the oil rather than sell it on to end-user refineries.
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In finance, this predilection to close out winning trades and hang on to losers is known as the "disposition effect," and it is a consequence of what economic psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky call "loss aversion," whereby people go to unreasonable lengths in order to avoid losing money.
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And I thought, 'Yeah, let's make [the bandits] dispossessed British aristocracy who've been ousted in some sort of weird socialist experiment or something, and they're trying to keep going with this rather odd 'let's hang on to these traditions no matter what,' and kidnap people for domestic service.
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Spain welcomes all kinds: longtime local residents who hang on to their homes in the expensive neighborhood through advantageous rent deals; a hedge-fund owner who lives next door and recently stopped in to pay his tab; an older lady who lives in a Salvation Army women's residence nearby.
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So on election night when you are glued to your TV trying to see if Democrats can win the House or if Republicans can hang on to the Senate, make sure you spare a little time to see who is getting elected in governor races across the country.
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Mr. Trump has been longing for some way to hang on to his soul mate Prince Mohammed and lucrative Saudi arms deals from Day 1, and he seemed to breathe a sigh of relief over the story the Saudis concocted after more than two weeks of lies and evasions.
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Hunt, whose husband, Jesthroe, died in 2005, has been paying between $500 and $1,000 a year in property taxes to hang on to the dilapidated two-story home, which she said she has always dreamed would be restored in honor of Dr. King, who was killed in 1968.
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Ryan has said he and his wife have not yet decided about whether he'll run for reelection this fall (the filing deadline in Wisconsin is June 1), but it's possible the Speaker steps down in the event House Republicans lose seats but hang on to a slim majority.
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There would be no class system, no private property, no individual rights (which Marx thought boil down to protecting the right of the owners of property to hang on to it), and no state (which he called "a committee for managing the common affairs of the whole bourgeoisie").
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But even if America manages to hang on to its elimination status this year, we'll have to wonder whether our children are in schools with high enough vaccine rates, and we'll have to think about measles whenever we travel with newborn babies or family members who can't be immunized.
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Yet the solutions that have currency seem calculated to spare corporations and the wealthiest people from having to make any sacrifices at all, as if there is a way to be found to tilt the balance of inequality while those at the top hang on to everything they have.
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In fact, as long as you hang on to receipts for health-care costs — those you didn't use FSA or HSA funds to pay yourself back for and did not count toward the medical expense deduction — you can withdraw the money at any point in the future to reimburse yourself.
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Kratz told The Wrap: The bullet had to be fired BEFORE [officials searched Avery's property]—did the cops borrow his gun, fire a bullet, recover the bullet before planting the SUV, then hang on to the bullet for 4 months in case they need to plant it 4 months later???
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We, Africa's besotted young, hang on to every word when he speaks, we applaud like puppies at the World Economic Forum when he schools Africa's weakling leaders on how to lead, we host conferences and seminars in and out of his country that break down his vision into repeatable models.
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Quick around the course, Peiffer was a perfect 10 for 10 in the shooting and, with the rest of the field bothered by the wind and the cold, he managed to hang on to take a victory that was as much a surprise to him as it was to everyone else.
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A poignant portrait of one middle schooler's struggle to tame a group of menacing bullies, this Shatterbox Anthology short feature captures the dilemma too often faced by adolescents — the desire to hang on to the creativity and energy that make them unique, while still fitting in with a judgmental peer group.
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The law and lobby firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and PR firm DCI Public Affairs are working on a contract with the former governor of the Democratic Republic of Congo's mineral-rich Katanga province, Moise Katumbi — a politician at odds with the current president's attempts to hang on to power.
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Democratic leaders haven't gone so far as to impose an absolute ban on cooperation, according to sources in the Democratic caucus, but they have advised members against signing on to Republican-sponsored bills, field hearings or letters that could be used to help GOP incumbents hang on to their seats.
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The push for Bullock to change races points to the high stakes surrounding the battle to control Congress in 2020: If Democrats truly want to get any of the ambitious, progressive legislation they support through Congress, they need to hang on to the House and win back the Senate majority.
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That hit, like Gary Sanchez's two-run double that would put the Yankees ahead — Sanchez's first hit of the series —came off Astros closer Ken Giles, one of four relievers the Astros used to try to hang on to what had been a four-run lead with nine outs left.
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In fact, as long as you hang on to receipts for health-care costs — those you didn't use FSA or HSA funds to pay yourself back for and did not count toward the medical expense deduction — you can withdraw the money at any point in the future to reimburse yourself.
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No. 17 Maryland 783, Purdue 50 Jalen Smith had 18 points and 10 rebounds as the Terrapins built a big lead and then had to hang on to beat the visiting Boilermakers in College Park, Md. The Terrapins (493-483, 473-463 Big Ten) never trailed and snapped a two-game skid.
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Now that the trial is underway, here are the five lawmakers we're watching and what they've said on the subject of witnesses so far: Collins is among the most vulnerable Republicans this cycle, and she'll need to win over a hefty number of independents to hang on to her seat in Maine.
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The band of roughly 6900 conservative hard-liners was already poised to be in a strong position to make demands in exchange for their support for the next Speaker if Republicans hang on to the majority after this fall's midterm elections — or if they decide to anoint a new leader before November.
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The state's attorney general, Patrick Morrisey, captured the party's nomination and is expected to mount an aggressive challenge this fall against Senator Joe Manchin III, a Democrat who is a top target of Republicans in their struggle to hang on to their one-seat Senate majority in the midterm elections in November.
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At this point, there are vanishingly few reasons to hang on to a Wii U. Since the debut of the Switch in 2017, Nintendo has steadily been porting the Wii U's best games to its hybrid device, titles that originally didn't reach a massive audience because the console was largely a flop.
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The scene in which Chan, who did all of his own stunts, employs the handle of an umbrella to hang on to a moving bus is easier to describe than the gyrations he uses to confound six bad guys armed with clubs or ride a large shopping mall chandelier down to the ground.
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People tend to hang on to their tablets longer, and replace them less frequently, which aligns them more with laptops; but slate tablets also run on mobile operating systems, which means few people are thinking "Let me edit my entire feature-length film" or "Let me work on that massive Excel spreadsheet" on them.
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The heightened concerns come with Republicans in a key recruiting stretch as they attempt to capture some of the 10 Democratic-held Senate seats in states Trump won in 2016 -- and as the GOP attempts to hang on to its House majority amid the most serious Democratic push to unseat that majority in years.
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He is the one who bestows nothing but compliments to the world's most ruthless strongmen and dictators, like the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte, Turkey's Recep Erdoğan, Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. It is ironic that Trump, in his fear of losing, is using fear to try and hang on to power.
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Super Tuesday could either end his improbable tilt at the White House windmill — or, should he hang on to win Vermont, Minnesota, Colorado, and Massachusetts (and therefore still have a chance at getting the Democratic nomination), it might well represent the moment when the United States began to alter fundamentally its character and destiny.
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"People don't hesitate or bat an eye to spend hundreds of dollars on a telephone that they switch out every two years, and yet they want to hang on to an old car seat?" said Lorrie Walker, child passenger safety training manager and technical adviser for the Buckle Up program at Safe Kids Worldwide.
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On the one hand, it's unclear what McCarthy's role in Congress would look like if the GOP doesn't hang on to its House majority or if Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) retires.
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Now, we can't be held responsible if you erase a message you later realize you actually needed to hang on to, so proceed at your own risk—if you want to make a backup of your emails first, use Google's comprehensive export tool to get your emails out—though that's really just delaying the inevitable and necessary purge.
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CAVUTO: I&aposm wondering, given some of the apoplectic reactions we have seen of many on the left, Gianno, that, is it at risk, that is, the Democratic Party at risk, of botching it again, of just getting so infuriated that they lose sight of the forest for the trees, and Republicans hang on to everything?
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Missouri holds to beat Western Kentucky Cullen VanLeer made two free throws with 235 seconds left to help Missouri hang on to beat Western Kentucky 244-230 on Saturday in Columbia, Mo. The Tigers led by one point when VanLeer was fouled after his rebound of Pancake Thomas' unsuccessful 3-point attempt for the Hilltoppers (3-6).
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Between, countless tracks have been dropped through Drizzy's OVO Sound radio show, he's headlined his own festival and, for want of a better word, dominated the rap internet as his little owl adoring fans hang on to every word that comes from their master's newly bearded face hole, waiting for some concrete information on Views to be released.
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Hours worked and wage growth fall, even if jobs do not immediately go (though hiring freezes are likely): just as companies value the option of holding off on big investments, they tend to hang on to workers for as long as they can during downturns because they are costly to rehire if the economy picks up.
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House Republicans scrambling to hang on to their majority this fall are trying to find a bright side to Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) decision Wednesday to announce his retirement effective in January.
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" What is most haunting about the novel is Ms. Konar's ability to depict the hell that was Auschwitz, while at the same time capturing the resilience of many prisoners, their ability to hang on to hope and kindness in the face of the most awful suffering — to remain, in Mr. Wiesel's words, humane "in an inhumane universe.
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Total remittances account for more than 85033 percent of its gross domestic product, and more than 95 percent of them come from the U.S. If securing the border helped the U.S. hang on to some of the $31 billion annually that now goes as remittances to Mexico, then Mexico would indeed be paying for the wall.
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The ad, intended to highlight her support of women following the brutal debate over a U.S. Supreme Court nominee accused of sexual assault, was an untimely gaffe for Heitkamp as she struggles to hang on to her seat in next month's election in a state that Republican President Donald Trump won by a landslide in 2016.
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But because the people rejecting the establishments don't begin to agree on why or what they want instead, because some of them are voting for Greens or Communists and others for reformed Fascists (or some for Bernie Sanders and Jill Stein and others for Trump), the establishment forces can find a way to hang on to power.
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I spent a good deal of my childhood scheming of ways to steal this robot but then spent many more years afterward wishing I had actually stolen it and brought it with me to America so that I could give it to my brother, allowing him to hang on to a sweet piece of his childhood.
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That has not come without a sharp rise in competition, with the likes of Facebook, Microsoft and others all developing their own platforms to take it on, either because they see an opportunity to jump on the trend to gain new customers and revenue streams, or to hang on to those that it already has (and possibly before Slack snaps them up).
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Matt Gorman, the communications director of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the party's House campaign arm, said immigration themes — "sanctuary cities" in particular, as well as liberal calls to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement — were among voters' top concerns in some places where Hillary Clinton won in 2016 and where Republicans are now battling to hang on to competitive seats.
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When the newspapermen twist her concern for Earl into something from Page Six, her words—"I never said I loved Earl Williams and was willing to marry him on the gallows"—resonate both as a plot point and as a portrait of innocence; Mollie's a literalist, because she has so little to hang on to, except the truth of her feelings.
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At a time when the two biggest Republican priorities on a jam-packed congressional agenda are spending more money on military equipment and letting corporations hang on to more of their record profits, American citizens—mostly children—are going to suffer and endure pain and even die because no politician can find a relative pittance to fund successful programs that assist them.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 28500 MORE will hold a campaign rally in Michigan later this month as he seeks to hang on to a crucial swing state in the 6900 election.
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Late spurt lifts Ole Miss past Missouri Mississippi went on an 11-1 run late in the second half and had to hang on to the very end to beat Missouri 75-71 on Saturday in Columbia, Mo. Missouri's Cullen VanLeer connected on a 3-pointer and was fouled to make the score 73-93 with just under 7 seconds left.
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Republicans think the party can hang on to the solidly conservative district, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won by 21 points in 2016.
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If One Day at a Time can hang on to most of the Schitt's Creek audience, it will stand as an example of how very old-fashioned ideas — like giving a TV show the right lead-in instead of just stranding it in the middle of nowhere on a streaming platform — can still be very important when handling low-rated, little-watched shows.
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For those of us trying to hang on to our affiliation with the Catholic Church, Pope Francis's recent defrocking of Theodore McCarrick, a former cardinal and archbishop of Washington, though commendable, is no recompense for the blindness, the arrogance, the cruelty of a system that allowed that pathetic man to become the shepherd of one of the most visible dioceses in the world.
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If his rising approval rating and dominance of the agenda in the days running into the midterms with a campaign based on fear and untruths help Republicans hang on to the House and perhaps increase their Senate majority, a comment by his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, at the CNN CITIZEN conference in New York on Monday will look prescient.
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Once campaigns finally realize, and the political equivalent of the old white guys that you were with on "Meet the Press" who desperately hang on to their TV commissions, once they retire, then you're going to see a world where campaigns say, "I can't reach anyone I need to reach on TV." And once they stop spending that money, then campaigns will become fully digital.
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According to multiple recruiters and compliance personnel Regulatory Intelligence spoke with, there is now an unwillingness on the part of candidates to seek new opportunities because pay is stagnant and, as one said, "it's better to hang on to their current position and not risk the possibility of 'LIFO'" – the practice of 'last in first out' at a new firm if layoffs may be in the cards.
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But there's a pun hiding up there, which is answered by the revealer at 52A: Click on this clue: 52A: "Rock band whose name is suggested by the first row of this puzzle" zz top That's a fun and relatively easy way to get into the Friday puzzles, because at least solvers have a theme to hang on to, assuming that you can solve the puzzle.
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In a July 24 filing with the Justice Department, Mercury outlined a host of calamities that might be unleashed if sanctions aren't eased: The global aluminum market might suffer significant disruptions with "severe collateral damage to United States interests, allies"; En+ might have to entertain a potential acquisition by "Chinese and/or other potentially hostile interests"; or Mr. Deripaska might just hang on to his majority stake.
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The administration revoked CNN reporter Jim AcostaJames (Jim) AcostaWhite House Correspondents Association objects to suspension of Playboy reporter's credentials White House: Trump's only regret about trade war is not implementing higher tariffs on China Playboy correspondent sues White House over suspended credentials MORE's credentials last year after it said he made contact with an intern while trying to hang on to the microphone to ask Trump a question.
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Rep. Duncan HunterDuncan Duane HunterDuncan Hunter's attorneys look to delay trial by over a month Duncan Hunter gets another GOP challenger Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-28503 program | Pentagon sending 22019,100 more troops to border MORE's (R) indictment has put his traditionally red seat in Southern California in play this fall, further scrambling the GOP's effort to hang on to its majority.
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The 2018 Winter Games were filled with many stunning and memorable moments, including Nathan Chen bouncing back from disastrous showings to become the first man to land six quads in one skate, Lindsey Vonn crying after learning she would hang on to the bronze medal in the downhill final — the only medal she would receive in what's expected to be her last Winter Games — and Mirai Nagasu making history as the only U.S. woman to land a triple axel at the Olympics.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (Texas), chairman of the House Rules Committee, and Mimi Walters (Calif.), the sophomore class representative — are also fighting to hang on to their seats in competitive races in November's midterm elections.
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