Why do we want to hang onto ... Coal miners.
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If you try to hang onto it, you lose it.
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Phil Scott (left) is expected to hang onto his seat.
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Some of you can't hang onto the canvas for long.
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Or is it something we hang onto, foster, even cherish?
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And Arya likes to hang onto faces, as we know.
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That may signal its intent to hang onto the slice.
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So trying to hang onto that consciously just doesn't work.
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Maybe that will make it easier to hang onto talent. Maybe.
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The Suns could not hang onto their slim edge for long.
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Even better, you don't like these socks, you hang onto them.
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Best for: That friend who loves to hang onto obsolete tech.
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They would hang onto their restlessness long after the group disbanded.
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Her plan was "to just hang onto that group," she said.
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If you are lucky enough to have retained one, hang onto it.
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The greenback did manage to hang onto its gains against the yen.
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But for everyone else, Outlaw King doesn't offer much to hang onto.
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Holy shit hang onto your loved ones you're gonna need a hug.
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Despite the allegations, Petersen is reportedly trying to hang onto his job.
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After you decide what to hang onto, hidden storage is the answer.
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Otherwise, customers will likely hang onto their outdated iPhones just like me.
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She can jump, duck, hang onto walls, and dash in eight directions.
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Don't hang onto things because you think you're going to use it.
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They can hang onto that word when they're having a bad patch.
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It seemed that he was doomed to hang onto that reputation forever.
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There are dozens of other things you should hang onto as well.
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If the Swiffer meets your needs, by all means hang onto it.
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She checked into rehab and was able to hang onto her crown.
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"You kind of hang onto your best time, don't you?" she said.
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You'll need to hang onto it at least until USB 4 arrives.
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Trader Guy Adami agreed and said shareholders should probably hang onto the stock.
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But how will she hang onto the thing now that she has it?
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The child later returns to the statue, and appears to hang onto it.
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Their strategy was to target existing buildings and hang onto them for decades.
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But she continued to hang onto Nyack by the neck until he stopped moving.
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However, she misses them — so she might have warned Kylie to hang onto hers.
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Instead of drowning, they hang onto each other and form a giant, floating cluster.
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It was one of those fleeting rom-com moments you want to hang onto.
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" The couple will also be allowed to hang onto their "private patronages and associations.
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Hang onto your straw hats, folks, Farming Simulator is getting its own esports league.
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Tesla can't seem to hang onto executives for long, and that's shaking investor confidence.
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Some people like to tear their favorite pages out of a book to hang onto.
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Instead, they constructed a simple vision of the world in order to hang onto power.
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"It still feels good, but I'm not going to obviously hang onto it," he said.
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If you hang onto it and give it back a year later, that's another story.
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In the meantime, Twitch needs to do everything it can to hang onto the reins.
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" He added in another comment, "Hang onto your seat cause it's going to be special.
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It remains to be seen whether this will be enough to hang onto his seat.
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In the Senate, Republicans are also trying to hang onto their slim 51-seat majority.
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So the brain of any average Host is able to hang onto everything that happens.
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I think many of them hang onto mere survival because it's what they know to do.
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Does Theresa May hang onto her job or does Boris Johnson become the next prime minister?
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There is little in the way of memorable melodies or even recurring rhythms to hang onto.
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"I thought at least I'd hang onto it long enough to show my kids," he said.
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Lawyers are advising clients to hang onto their investments and take a "wait and see" approach.
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And congrats to Romero as well for not having to hang onto that secret any longer.
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Howard's inability to hang onto a Zach Werenski shot proved costly midway through the third period.
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Starbucks is helping customers hang onto summer for a little bit longer with its pineapple tumblers.
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Iowa has only been able to hang onto its "first" status precisely because it's a caucus.
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Hang onto this recipe for later in the year when the market is overflowing with tomatoes.
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Liberals need to hang onto Toronto, Canada's largest city, to have any chance of retaining power.
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"Some people will react to success by trying to hang onto your coat tails," Branson warns.
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For a long time, he managed to hang onto his business despite a reputation for inappropriate behavior.
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Apple had already been struggling to hang onto its spot as the world's most valuable public company.
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Such moves are bound to build goodwill among House Republicans, especially if they hang onto their majority.
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He was trying to hang onto his property as long as possible despite the lack of utilities.
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Keep it professional This seems basic, but some people hang onto their middle school email addresses forever.
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However, she speculates this might be a tough sell as companies hang onto their proprietary software portals.
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It remains to be seen if they're comfortable letting Amazon hang onto the rest of their wages.[WSJ]
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"He needed to mature to hang onto his own fan base and to grow beyond it," Jospeh added.
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Portland could not hang onto edge, however, as the Jazz made it tougher to drive into the paint.
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Some centrists fighting to hang onto their seats are running away from Trump as fast as they can.
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Photo: GettyIf you've managed to hang onto your solar eclipse glasses since August 21st, don't throw them away!
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If the Republicans hang onto power, they could help Trump cement his vision of a new world order.
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Employees can hang onto the shares if they leave or retire, or the company will buy them back.
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And hang onto the agreements for all major loans, from student to mortgage, and any letters confirming payoff.
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They're slow, serious attempts to turn the world into images, and still hang onto the breath of life.
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It runs through servers and different carriers have different policies about how long they hang onto those messages.
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They hang onto details and like to command those around them, which can be detrimental to the workplace.
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That could allow Sony to hang onto its exclusivity through a console launch window before opening the floodgates.
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If you roll it up, the straps have nothing to do but hang onto the front of the pockets.
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Otherwise it's probably better to hang onto your cash and wait for Project Scorpio to arrive late next year.
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Arnell Armon has over 388,000 YouTube subscribers who hang onto her every word and recommendation about all things beauty.
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It also means we still have one more weekend to hang onto our favorite summer piece: the basket bag.
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And the addition of save states makes it easy to hang onto your progress in 30-year-old games.
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I had just come from a very lovely dinner across the street, and I intended to hang onto it.
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Many, on Reddit and on harm reduction forum Bluelight, are trying to hang onto as little kratom as possible.
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That's one way to look at it, but there's another that lets us hang onto some semblance of agency.
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But despite the potential for political volatility ahead, some investors are finding reasons to hang onto shares of drugmakers.
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She also noted that she's successful in her own right and doesn't need to hang onto anyone for fame.
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Barbara Comstock (Va.), Carlos Curbelo (Fla.), Mike Coffman (Colo.) and Bruce Poliquin (Maine) — managed to hang onto their seats.
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While bedside, I wondered how many others struggled to hang onto a job while caring for someone they love.
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It is getting tougher for firms to hang onto traditional portfolios of corporate business and avoid elbowing from rivals.
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Biden, too, has managed to hang onto a steady lead, including among a crucial contingency of African American voters.
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J., is expected to hang onto his seat, but his recent corruption and bribery trial could play a big role.
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" Romney told "Axios on HBO" that Republican lawmakers refrain from criticizing Trump because "people want to hang onto their job.
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Colin's really pissed about the harmonica, because he think it's a trigger for Walter to hang onto those painful memories.
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Why it matters: Yancey's victory in the tie-breaker lets the GOP hang onto their slim control of the chamber.
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The GOP is likely to hang onto Mulvaney's former seat, however, as he had previously represented South Carolina since 85033.
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"If it stays close, that clearly helps us — both the Senate and the House — hang onto our majorities," Cole said.
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And those who hang onto the card will get a code for the same $99 fare on each account anniversary.
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Mr. Temer, 76, vows to hang onto power, assailing his accusers while finding himself increasingly isolated in the capital, Brasília.
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So it just runs through servers and different carriers have different policies about how long they hang onto those messages.
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"People who choose to hang onto inexperienced lawyers, the data suggest," he said, "are really shooting themselves in the foot."
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"People who choose to hang onto inexperienced lawyers, the data suggest," he said, "are really shooting themselves in the foot."
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And now, in the face of these unfathomable transformations, we are trying desperately to hang onto and preserve what remains.
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You deserve a senator who's driven to fix this mess, not one who's just trying to hang onto her office.
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Heidi Heitkamp is expected to hang onto the Democratic nomination -- though that race is considered a toss-up in the fall.
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Regardless of the outstanding races, Republicans will hang onto their Senate majority after flipping seats in Missouri, Indiana and North Dakota.
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As long as your account is in good standing, there's no limit to how long you can hang onto an item.
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But both know their enemies are coming for them -- and that doubts remain as to whether they can hang onto power.
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Lobbyists are also likely to profit from industries' efforts to hang onto temporary tax breaks set to expire in coming years.
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This body— this untanned, traveling, designer clothes-free body—you must hang onto it and love it during these tough years.
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For Republicans, it's a test of whether they can hang onto power in a state that's been trending blue for years.
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But Netflix needs another rebound if it wants to hang onto its high-priced valuation and continue its massive content spend.
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But, like every other top-ranked team this season, the Jayhawks couldn't hang onto their No. 1 ranking for very long.
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So if you want to hang onto your rights in that photo of your lunch, then by all means keep them.
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Because of cloud services, I can hang onto every file, photo and playlist without ever having to worry about what to delete.
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Should they want to hang onto their images there, they can do so until May 1, when the service is fully shut.
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In order to hang onto an opportunity to end being single, I'll cave and bring an actual human life into the world.
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Even though consumers hang onto their vehicles for an average of 11.5 years, they tend to focus on the short-term savings.
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If Republicans want to hang onto their House majority, the single most important thing they can do is start acting like conservatives.
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It also served as a democratic, capitalistic anchor for Eastern European countries to hang onto after the collapse of the Soviet bloc.
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"Hang onto your boarding pass, to prove you've traveled with JetBlue, at a hospital," advised Giselle Cortes, JetBlue's director of international airports.
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Rather than fighting to hang onto the institute's standout biologists and bioinformaticists, Price has figured out a way to embrace the trend.
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But Pelosi sounded downright peppy on the call, noting a few vulnerable House seats that the Democrats had managed to hang onto.
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I actually have lost my hair, it's thinning, but I refuse to be like those folks who try to hang onto it.
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For the former TV host, it was perhaps the old showman's trick of seeking to hang onto the spotlight by ceding it.
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It's a much more relaxed ride than the normal power modes, even if you still have to hang onto the controller to brake.
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Simmons said Astronomers Without Borders wants people to hang onto their glasses while it arrange for astronomy clubs and companies to receive them.
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So, Vanderpump fans, just hang onto these Insta-receipts tightly when things get rough during the morning-after conversation that's coming our way.
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"I figured I'd hang onto her for a couple of weeks and post her on Snapchat and find her a home," she said.
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The intrigue: PBMs do this through a complex system of rebates, in which they hang onto a percentage of the discounts they negotiate.
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This footage isn't saved or stored by default, but if you have a Nest Aware subscription, you can opt to hang onto it.
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And if that percentage sounds small enough to be reasonable, hang onto your hats: 7% of American adults is about 17.3 million people.
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It says it may hang onto it or put it in a museum, but it could end up on the auction block someday.
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"—David J. Mathison, MD Old pain pills "People hang onto leftover pills, especially narcotic painkillers because they're getting harder to get scripts for.
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The sinewy chords don't have a skeleton to hang onto, so instead of admiring their narrative structure, you drift off and look inwards.
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I wanted to hang onto the magic and get to know one another before jumping into sex and hoping things would progress naturally.
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There is also concern that Foxconn will create labor shortages for other established Wisconsin businesses trying to hang onto the employees they have.
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The Pelicans will try to keep their emotions in check and hang onto a lead when they host the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday.
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The staff make no effort to guess what banks would do with the capital buffers they hang onto voluntarily under the new rules.
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He has a mind for the tactile, so they gave him something gigantic to hang onto: an 1,800-mile-long slab of concrete.
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The move should ease some of the burden on Apple stores as people hang onto their phones longer, which then need more repairs.
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Few growers have either the backlog of wines to create such intricate blends or the wherewithal to hang onto bottles for that long.
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"There's really not much for Abbas to hang onto if he wanted to stay in the game with the U.S.," Mr. Kurtzer said.
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That might help you keep your job, hang onto your college loans, and avoid handing over your life savings to a fancy lawyer.
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That means there'll be even more people who'll have to hang onto an extra cable and adapter in order charge all of their stuff.
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And he wants to hang onto his remaining sea base on the Mediterranean which is, of course, the base at Tartus in western Syria.
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It takes a lot of effort to hang onto things when wages are low, space is limited, and life itself feels precarious and uncertain.
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These spiritual undertones are often lost in the haze of weed smoke that fans prefer to hang onto in their idolization of Uncle Snoop.
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The inside story of how Senate Republicans privately plotted to hang onto power is based on interviews with more than a dozen key sources.
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And Republicans say they plan to make Clinton a liability for Democratic candidates as the GOP battles to hang onto their narrow Senate majority.
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An embroidered angel is seen hanging in the top-right corner—a gift his mom had given him to hang onto during his sentence.
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The girls didn't touch the manatee — good call, guys — but they did watch it hang onto the board for a while before scurrying away.
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We hang onto these things, and we keep on working on them, even as the world settles on what seems like this encrusted mundanity.
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In 2012, the party retook the top job under Pena Nieto and will try to hang onto the post in Mexico's 2018 general election.
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You might be compelled to hang onto an old suburban home because it's familiar, or in case the kids want to move back in.
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But if Republicans hang onto the House and expand their majority in the Senate, lawmakers and aides generally assume another repeal vote would happen.
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"All I could really do was hang onto the microphone for dear life, and here was a guy who could levitate," Mr. Letterman said.
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Katniss's story is set in Panem, ruled by the Capitol, which uses propaganda to turn the populace against each other and hang onto power.
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Our inability to hang onto a coherently readable image in the whirlwind of Spelios's collages feels analogous to the irretrievable currents of spontaneous music.
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" If there's anything to hang onto, it's shots of Statham's impressive swimming skills, such as this scene where he channels Dory from "Finding Nemo.
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He handed his old (Hawks) hat to a staffer from the N.B.A., and asked her if he could hang onto it as a keepsake.
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Peterson's decision to run for reelection means that Democrats will try to hang onto a seat in a district that has grown more conservative.
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But if companies are confident they will still be in business in a few months, they are more likely to hang onto their employees.
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There is often a cool, hang-onto-your-hat breeze and virtually no traffic noise from the Mid-Hudson Bridge, which is within sight.
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Some companies may seek to hang onto a key employee for multiple years by dangling a bonus that's paid out upon retirement, notes Taylor.
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He didn't hang onto this one, but Cooper once again played Hargreaves on this ball that would've set up a game-winning field goal.
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" According to the source, "Jordyn is very much trying to hang onto the world that she shared with Kylie," but "Kylie is just over it.
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Since drugs are eliminated by the liver and the kidneys, those with poor kidney or liver functioning may also hang onto drugs longer, Doron says.
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A heavy favorite heading into Election Day, the Democratic nominee suffered a stunning defeat due to an inability to hang onto many key battleground states.
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Facebook proved with the report that it was able to hang onto advertisers, who investors once feared would be scared off by the company's controversy.
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Many of those small companies report that they plan to boost wages to fill new openings and hang onto the workers already on the payroll.
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We were able to hang onto some of those seats, because they were prepared for the battle that came and ran on their own record.
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In what already is starting to feel like a down year for the festival, one has to hang onto those experiences for all they're worth.
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In a world torn apart by pirate violence, these chocobo chickies are just trying to hang onto childhood while their parents seek the American Dream.
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Meanwhile, cops have been forced to hang onto the few details they do know about the killer and try to isolate what makes him tick.
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It's likely that he has a lot of karmic lessons to learn around relationships and that he has a tendency to hang onto old lovers.
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The district leans heavily Democratic but Lipinski was likely able to hang onto it in part because of his ties to the Chicago political machine.
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There is no support to hang onto, and minimal color fills, so they provide a rare chance to observe his lines free of a subject.
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What's more, the holders of such bonds are willing to hang onto them for even longer, which Fitch said was the biggest factor in the increase.
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"Labor is scarce and separations are low as companies try and hang onto skilled labor," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Swooning Kennedy supporters hang onto the linked arms of state police officers while awaiting his arrival for a presidential campaign appearance in Michigan in late 1960.
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Cunha has been formally accused of bribery and money laundering as part of the "Car Wash" probe but has fought to hang onto his congressional seat.
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If you're a frequent spiralizer, smoothie-maker, or food processing whiz, by all means hang onto those bulky appliances even if they hog your shelf space.
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Mr Pashinian has led a textbook velvet revolution, made possible by textbook mistakes by the government, which tried to hang onto power after losing its legitimacy.
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So hang onto those extra tootsie rolls and invest in a bottle of Amarone — this Halloween on the couch is going to be #lit after all.
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Elected officials planning and happy to help deny a fellow American's constitutional right to vote in order to increase their own chances to hang onto power.
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Earlier this year I did have something about ethanol in Iowa that I managed to hang onto for a couple of weeks, but that's very unusual.
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And with Ohio considering a bipartisan gerrymandering commission, Pureval could end up with a much safer seat if he could hang onto the First through 21622008.
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But for most people, a love life is a continuing effort—either to find a partner or hang onto and be happy with their current one.
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A lot of your work is rooted in playfulness, is that something that's important for you to hang onto as you navigate a self-serious world?
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There's not a lot of positives right now to hang onto because earnings season is over and that is generally where you hang your positive feelings.
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I'm not a program hoarder, either, actually; I hang onto all of them for a while, then keep the ones that mean the most to me.
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Mercosur has delayed handing the rotating presidency to its newest member, Venezuela, which faces economic collapse amidst upheaval over its leftist government's bid to hang onto power.
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If they hold up in games against Kansas and West Virginia, Baylor is all but guaranteed to hang onto a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
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What the film has in its favour is its sly commentary on the mindset required to amass and to hang onto all the money in the world.
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There is a way you can hang onto your base, keeping them engaged, energized, without the constant Twitter assaults on those who criticize you for attacking them.
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In recent midterm elections, moderate Democrats have struggled to hang onto their seats; it's the reason the Blue Dog caucus in Congress is down to 14 members.
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So you got to believe that Jack's judgment is going to be clouded in a time that he's already really trying to hang onto his family structure.
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Davis Gathaara, the managing director of brokerage Baraka Capital, said demand for the stock was likely to continue to exceed supply as investors hang onto their shares.
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She delivered her lines in manic, pathetic, and beseeching tones, as if desperate to hang onto something tangible, and confused about what is and is not real.
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Facebook's continuing financial strength is primarily the result of its ability to hang onto users through a tumultuous 2018, when the hashtag "DeleteFacebook" trended on multiple occasions.
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Greg Van Avermaet, one of the riders Cummings left behind, managed to hang onto the yellow race leader's jersey despite being a sprinter rather than a climber.
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In an email to WSJ, however, Charter spokesman Alex Dudley said that Charter would hang onto its current mobile virtual network operator deal with Sprint rival Verizon.
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The 44 seats that won Democrats a decisive majority in 2018 are also the ones that will be the toughest for them to hang onto in 2020.
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For example, if you have multiple products with USB ports or Lightning ports, you only need to hang onto one charger if you're looking to cut down.
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Shaheen will more than likely hang onto her seat even if Lewandowski runs, but his name could boost the race's profile, and the amount of money spent.
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Add it all up and you get this: Texas becoming competitive is a major financial problem for Republicans who are trying to hang onto their Senate majority.
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The other is "Pretty Young Thing," which is the LAST Michael Jackson song anyone should hang onto after he was definitively proven to have ruined young lives.
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Costco (2800 days): Hang onto your receipt and if you notice a lower price within 33303 days, simply visit the customer relations desk and receive the difference.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has been strategizing internally with his counsel about what they can do if Pelosi decides to hang onto the articles for an extended period.
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Simultaneously gratified and burdened by commercial success while trying to hang onto his soul, Sheeran's dilemma illustrates a pop truism: authenticity moves are crasser than actual crassness.
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EnVyUs regrouped and brought the pain, taking the point away quickly, only to have it ripped away a minute later with Misfits managing to hang onto their ultimates.
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Coca-Cola and Marlboro, once mainstays of the upper top 10, now clock in at 12 and 13 respectively as they struggle to hang onto health-conscious consumers.
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"As far as season 8 compared to the Red Wedding I just have to tell you — hang onto your seat cause it's going to be special," Nutter said.
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Any big poll gains by anti-euro parties could increase market volatility and some argue that the ECB wants to hang onto its potent tools to soothe sentiment.
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If you don't catch an alert in time, Presence will also record and store the event; Netatmo says it should be able to hang onto about 100 recordings.
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Then I would hang onto the sled and hope not to hit any trees as I flew downhill, my only option for countering a collision being the bailout.
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Though residents cope with increasing density and traffic, not to mention the city's recent hiring of its first parking enforcement officer, they hang onto their old-timey values.
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So to critics, the leader once described as "the intellectual center of Republicans in the House" has abandoned principles to hang onto a job he ostensibly never wanted.
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This has given the party a unique place in Europe, and helps explain why most polls show that it is likely to hang onto power in Sunday's elections.
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It gives employers the right to hang onto their employees' overtime pay for months and months without paying interest on it or necessarily ever giving compensatory time off.
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Bernie Sanders (an independent who caucuses with Democrats) is up for reelection, though he's expected to hang onto his seat easily in a race against Republican Lawrence Zupan.
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I know plenty of people who hang onto phones for far longer than two years, even though I tend to grow impatient with my own two-year-old phones.
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Even if you want to hang onto an iPhone X for three or four years, I think there's an open question of how well it'll run at that point.
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You Can Use Your Solar Eclipse Glasses to See Another Awesome Sun FeatureIf you've managed to hang onto your solar eclipse glasses since August 21st, don't throw them away!
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But if you hang onto the old stereotype of gamers being basement-dwelling troglodytes who all live with their mothers and hate the outdoors, well ... welcome to the present.
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His switch to the new job triggered protests by people who saw it as a cynical ploy to hang onto power, and he stepped down after just a week.
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Unless you like to hang onto conversations for sentimental (or legal) reasons, delete all "running late" or "what do you want for dinner?" texts to free up some space.
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In tough times (or, arguably, just normalized times), smart companies recalibrate their valuation expectations in order to secure new capital and don't try to hang onto unsupportable prior valuations.
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Rating: 4.5/5 You might want to hang onto your contouring kit for a bit longer, because this silicone nose clip was a total dud and doesn't work miracles.
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The Seven Ladders were just that: long, steep ladders propped alongside raging waterfalls that sprayed cold water all over the freezing steel rungs, making them difficult to hang onto.
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The breakout success of NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh (though it's unclear whether his newfound popularity will help his party hang onto seats) and the rise of the Bloc Québécois.
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Many, therefore, are willing to put up with extreme space constraints and higher rents so as to hang onto a Manhattan ZIP code and the coveted 212 area code.
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Insurance might cover your immediate financial losses, but you'll also need to have a plan in place to hang onto customers and other business relationships during that rebuilding phase.
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Such launches have likely been an effort to motivate consumers to upgrade as global smartphone shipments have dropped while customers hang onto their devices for longer periods of time.
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Think, again, to whatever you were doing in February, and try to recall all of the things you've forgotten simply because your brain didn't need to hang onto them.
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If he's able to hang onto his committed backers, it's bad news for Cruz, who has been peeling support from the hemorrhaging Carson campaign since he began to decline.
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New users often have a difficult time finding relevant accounts to follow, which has been making it hard for the network to attract and hang onto new users, critics say.
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It's not clear if that's a preventative measure to reduce the likelihood of the phone catching fire as well, but it'll certainly make the phone less desirable to hang onto.
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Fall may have begun this week, but Starbucks is helping customers hang onto summer for a little bit longer with a tumbler inspired by one of the season's signature fruits.
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And it's how Conyers, who faces a series of allegations of sexual harassment, not only continues to hang onto his job but remains defiant about calls for him to resign.
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That would leave Farr with the bare 50 votes needed to be confirmed by letting Vice President Pence break a tie, assuming he can hang onto every other Republican senator.
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The answer is all business and no medicine: Mylan can hang onto the market for doctors and patients who demand the trusted brand name, while cornering an incipient generic market.
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Ross and Anthony Rizzo once again converged on the ball, but this time Ross was able to hang onto it himself, even after Rizzo mistakenly bumped him to the ground.
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Otherwise, Cramer fears that investors could wind up selling their best stocks just to hang onto their worst stocks because the higher-quality stocks stopped going up — a big mistake.
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The transitory nature of improvised music gives us little to hang onto, experienced in the moment and held in the memory, or not, as a blip in the sensory field.
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If these numbers hold and Democrats are able to spur strong voter turnout, Latinx voters could help the party hang onto its House majority and boost a potential presidential candidate.
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Since his music is very much about challenging linearity and forms of conventional kind, how would you do that in a book about him and yet hang onto your readers?
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All three senators are also in slightly different politically positions: Neither Romney nor Murkowski faces an immediate reelection fight, while Collins is trying to hang onto her seat in Maine.
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But the reality is that even if Democrats win the White House in 2020, they face absolutely no chance of passing bold climate legislation if Republicans hang onto the Senate.
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What plays in the Bronx may be politically toxic in West Virginia and North Dakota, which are among the states where moderate Senate Democrats are trying to hang onto their seats.
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The government in Zimbabwe continued arresting and torturing members of the opposition, two weeks after disputed elections that saw President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his ruling Zanu-PF party hang onto power.
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Republicans will be fighting to hang onto their majorities, and they'll face another hurdle in the Senate: a slimmed-down majority come January after Alabama elected a Democrat earlier this month.
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"It runs … and it's paid off," the famously reticent Leonard told Sports Illustrated when asked to explain why a millionaire professional athlete would hang onto a nearly 20-year-old SUV.
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Like Apple, the company is seeing slowing phone sales as customers hang onto their devices longer or flock to more affordable (but still feature-packed) phones from brands such as OnePlus.
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Though BlackBerry plans on supporting the devices the remaining few hang onto, it won't be long before everyone on Capitol Hill has to finally upgrade to an iPhone or Android smartphone.
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We should strive for more than mere survival, but if the thought of survival is what it takes to be able to fight, Gill said, we need to hang onto it.
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Much of Saturday's letter served up a sort of greatest hits for the fans of Mr. Buffett — investors around the world who hang onto his pronouncements as America's favorite capitalist uncle.
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But most HELOCs have a variable interest rate that will start creeping up, so it might not be the best source of emergency cash if you hang onto it too long.
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While the Detroit giant initially put up a fight to hang onto its global sales crown, GM has now abandoned its longtime strategy of growth, almost no matter what the cost.
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The Puerto Rican star also had an inspiring message for Hispanics living in the United States: "My message to immigrants is to hold tight and hang onto your vision and your dreams."
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Manchin's seat is one of several crucial slots that Democrats need to hang onto if they want to flip the Senate or, at the very least, not give Republicans a larger majority.
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While the company is finding ways to hang onto more of the sales it loses when it shutters a shop, it is still forfeiting revenue that doesn't shift to a nearby location.
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For a long time, sports were considered TV's best chance to hang onto cable subscribers, because there isn't much of a benefit to watching a game days or weeks after it airs.
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Though Teen Vogue ultimately shuttered the print version of its publication in November of 2017, there's no doubt that plenty of people will want to hang onto print copies of Welteroth's issues.
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And with the 22020 election coming up, Republicans have the chance to solidify those lopsided majorities — as long as they can hang onto power in the states to keep drawing the maps.
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Even with the world watching, a guest tells PEOPLE that Middleton, 33, and Matthews, 41, were able to hang onto their original hope for a special day with their nearest and dearest.
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So if I can give you, the reader, a detail to hang onto or tell a story that compels you travel to that place, or travel anywhere, then I've done my job.
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And if you actually want to keep the drive — to use for a local backup, perhaps (which you should always have) — you can just eat the $189 charge and hang onto it.
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Lampert's plans are for a much smaller Sears, one that basically would exit much of Middle America and hang onto stores on the coasts where real estate makes the land more valuable.
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But overall growth for 2016 will likely reflect a tepid expamsion, even as employers show a willingness to hang onto their workers and possibly pick up the pace of hiring in 2017.
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"In retrospect, maybe we should've [said] 'Let's just go for it,'" Robins said in 2017 about his and his co-founders' decision to hang onto their full-time jobs while developing DraftKings.
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Perry has a superb control of the medium — glazed surfaces can radically change when fired and the ability to hang onto both the messages in his work and the aesthetics is impressive.
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The current price points may seem a little steep, though outerwear is already a category we're okay investing in despite seasonality, since these are pieces we tend to hang onto for years.
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New Hampshire has long claimed the nation's first primary (which Iowa has worked around with a caucus), something it's been able to hang onto for years because of a certain state law.
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So while you might be able to hang onto those plot nuances long enough to debrief with your friends the next day, you probably won't recall them when season 2 rolls around.
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But if he wants to hang onto his job as majority leader, Mr. McConnell must also be mindful of the political fortunes of Republicans seeking re-election in states won by Mrs.
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The delayed response has cost Prime Minister Narendra Modi at least some support in the countryside in the current general election – although most political strategists still think he can probably hang onto power.
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However, one of the life rafts was punctured by the wreckage rendering it unusable, and the floor of the second life raft failed, leaving only the inflated tubes for people to hang onto.
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The delayed response has cost Prime Minister Narendra Modi at least some support in the countryside in the current general election although most political strategists still think he can probably hang onto power.
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And now the Indiana Senate primary has become ground zero for the party's internal war with major repercussions for the GOP's ability to hang onto their narrow 54-46 majority in the chamber.
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Eclipses flush things out of our lives that are no longer serving us (even if we really, really wanted to hang onto them) and give us new information, and opportunities, both usually unexpected.
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Stocks have found some support towards the end of this month, with some key economic data due this week likely to provide some insight into whether markets can hang onto gains in March.
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One of the challenges for big utility companies is to ensure they can hang onto new customers to make the cost of acquiring them worthwhile - and to develop brand loyalty for the future.
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If Google wants to hang onto its status as the world's dominant source of information, it needs to make sure people keep using Google products when they're in hands- and screen-free situations.
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We just have to fight as hard as we can, to hang onto as much as we possibly can, so that we can get to a place to fight for what people deserve.
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Higher car prices have the countervailing impact of encouraging Americans to hang onto their older, less fuel-efficient cars for a longer time, offsetting at least some of the gains from newer cars.
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The party's unusual blend of nationalist appeals and progressive policy has given it a unique place in Europe, and helps explain why most polls show that it is likely to hang onto power.
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His third attempt was hardly text-book but the ball did manage to hang onto the greenside fringe, allowing Woodland to finally card a seven and slump to three-over for the round.
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Officials said Mr. Maduro was taking the profits from the oil sales facilitated by Rosneft to hang onto power, in part by bolstering the Venezuelan military and its harsh crackdown against the public.
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In Greece, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has managed to hang onto his office for a remarkable 14 months, by dint of a coalition of his left-wing Syriza party with the tiny Independent Greeks.
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In fact, skepticism is a quality successful contestants hang onto just long enough to maintain a sense of proportion, but then must jettison when it comes time to take a final leap of faith.
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But the 30-year-old Canadian is no shoo-in to hang onto the label given the emergence of talented youngsters like Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid and Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews.
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Oil prices registered strong gains, aided by a weaker dollar as the euro managed to hang onto gains seen on Thursday, after ECB President Mario Draghi hinted that rates may have reached a floor.
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Past research at Facebook found that the subscription approach wouldn't be popular — but if the company begins to see disenchanted users slip away, a privacy-sensitive paid offering could help it hang onto them.
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"What we find is you actually look at the world slightly differently, because you're looking for things you want to capture, that you may want to hang onto," study author Kristin Diehl tells Time.
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With no traditional narrative to hang onto, no moving in and out of rooms, Faye is left with the sound of her own mind, and it's a mind that is subtle, precise and melancholy.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 20143 (Reuters) - Tesco's subsidiary in Turkey has decided to hang onto some of its stores instead of selling them to rival Turkish retailer Begendik after their performance improved strongly, it said on Saturday.
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She's a super knowledgeable Asian-American woman at the top of her game in a field with more homogeneity than the sales floor at a Vineyard Vines, so I hang onto every word she says.
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She's always going to hang onto the past a little bit, but what I am hopeful for is that we can look forward to an amazing future together because I love her more than anything.
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Pomeroy believes investors have to participate in the market when it is going up, but also have to hang onto gains when portfolios get choppy, and these stocks will help them accomplish that goal. Disclaimer
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The struggling Panthers staked goalie Roberto Luongo to a 2-33 lead by the early moments of the second period, but they couldn't hang onto the lead for the second time in as many nights.
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The internecine warfare has GOP leaders increasingly worried that the Georgia race is one of their two biggest vulnerabilities as they seek to hang onto the Senate majority in the fall, according to multiple officials.
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Chris Froome fought back from a bike breakdown to hang onto the race leader's yellow jersey on the tricky Stage 214 of the Tour de France, won by Bauke Mollema with a courageous solo breakaway.
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But only a handful of guns were handed over and Renamo will likely hang onto its heavier and better weapons, at least until after the poll, and could sell some them to other groups, analysts said.
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By tapping your profile icon in Chrome, search, Assistant, YouTube, News, and Maps, you'll be able to access a setting called "your data" that'll allow you to control how long Google can hang onto your information.
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But when we consider Kaepernick and what happened to him, we should feel something else—an emotion less useful to both corporations and the NFL, which is why it's all the more important to hang onto.
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Super Mario Run's entire control scheme is based around one small but important decision: The game is meant to be played with one hand, so users can, say hang onto a bus handle with the other.
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And, yes, these are certainly suits you'd hope to hang onto for many summers, considering the steep prices, which range from $250 to $375; that said, they're constructed in NYC from sleek Italian swimwear performance materials.
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The Celtics will try to bounce back and hang onto the No. 22 spot in the Eastern Conference when they visit one of the teams chasing them for that slot in the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday.
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But lurking inside was an actual message about the struggle to hang onto your humanity while working within an organization built to destroy it as if it were that defective batch of Veridian Dynamics fabric softener.
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"Welcome to the dawn of a new unified Republican government," House Speaker Paul Ryan crowed, a week after Donald Trump's surprise victory and the party's no-less-surprising ability to hang onto a thin Senate majority.
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The Trump team, by contrast, seemed to have "set a high-water mark of 46 percent," banking on the idea that the president could lose the popular vote again but still hang onto the Electoral College.
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Despite turning in his letter of resignation, though, Mahathir has managed to hang onto the job after the King appointed him interim Prime Minister, and he's likely to form a new government within a few days.
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Immediately, every member of the Thrombey family become suspects in the untimely death of the family patriarch and prolific mystery writer, Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer), all while trying to hang onto their stake in his estate.
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And whether you go the new or vintage route, or just you can hang onto the lighter-weight blazers you already have and find shorts that match, you'll feel sophisticated and weather-appropriate with practically no effort.
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"Someone said to me that this community lost its hope, the textile industry just disappeared and there really wasn't a lot to hang onto," said Bellissimo, who rarely rides, doesn't sleep much and has no personal assistant.
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As of Monday, election forecasts from FiveThirtyEight give the Democrats an 85% chance of gaining at least 23 seats and taking majority control of the House, with Republicans predicted to hang onto the majority in the Senate.
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"We had to give up 99 percent of our land to hang onto this 1 percent and then in turn they were supposed to provide these kinds of services as part of that treaty agreement," Gray said.
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To regain the majority they lost in 2014, the Democrats need a net gain of five seats, or, because the vice-president has a casting vote in the Senate, four if they hang onto the White House.
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Lagardere has been looking to sell off some assets such as Elle magazine as it moves away from the tougher media industry, though boss Arnaud Lagardere has said he wanted to hang onto publications like Paris-Match.
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If he decided to hang onto his seat following a conviction, Democrats would almost certainly face pressure to vote for Menendez's expulsion -- something that would require the support of two-thirds of the body, or 67 members.
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Zagitova, who finished fifth at last year's edition after a disastrous free skate and then endured a difficult season, struggled to hang onto a few of her jumps in an otherwise dynamic routine that included seven triple jumps.
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By the numbers: Most people only plan to hang onto subscription services for less than 6 months upon initially signing up, according to the most recent Video Entertainment Survey from media research firm Frank A. Magid and Associates.
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Thus, the national emergency declaration is a death-throes attempt to hang onto Trump's core base, which voted for him on the premise that he'd build a wall (at Mexico's expense, of course, but that hardly matters anymore).
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His last release, the #IMF EP, came out all the way back in February 2015 and, save for the occasional live outing, there's barely been so much as a guest spot to hang onto for the last year.
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With everything going on however, we've decided to postpone that plan and hang onto as much cash as we can from the sale of our house, even though we have a healthy emergency fund in our savings account.
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But Ryan is facing doubts from within his own caucus about if he can hang onto the Speaker's office through the end of the year, though few GOP lawmakers are publicly calling on him to step down early.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britons trying to hang onto EU citizenship have inundated Ireland's embassy in London and post offices in British-run Northern Ireland with passport enquiries and requests for application forms, the Irish foreign office said on Monday.
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That friend goes by Itchybun on Reddit, who made the wise decision to contact Nintendo and hang onto the Switch instead of handing it over to the airport's lost and found, where it may have never reached its owner.
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Louisiana is the last of three states to hold its gubernatorial election this year and the stakes are significant: This race could ultimately determine whether the lone Democrat in the Deep South is able to hang onto his seat.
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There's a big movement down here to really to hang onto the French here because a few generations go they were told that it meant that you were uneducated if you spoke French, and that you were going to remain poor.
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This tendency to hang onto failing relationships is, as far as I can tell, the biggest reason why I have a hard time transitioning into friendship post-breakup — and knowing when to cut ties is definitely something I've been working on.
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A group of scientists has created an artificial Venus flytrap using optical fiber and molecular switches that can hang onto objects hundreds of times heavier than itself, per New Scientist, — but it might look a little different than you're expecting.
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With Trump's deeply polarizing presence making it harder for moderates in both parties to win in unfavorable territory, the effort for Democrats to hang onto and pick up red-leaning districts and states in presidential election years becomes even more difficult.
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Graduate student Pauline Thomas wanted to explore just how these tiny animals managed to hang onto tree branches so tightly with their itsy-bitsy arms, so she and a few colleagues designed an experiment to measure the mouse lemurs' grip strength.
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The Red Sox tied a major league season high with five errors in the sloppy loss but lucked out with the New York Yankees losing as well and managed to hang onto their 4 ½-game lead in the AL East.
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CHICAGO — As Caitlin Swieca nursed a beer in Wrigley Field's upper deck on a recent steamy Saturday afternoon, she was hoping — like other Chicago Cubs fans — that her team could hang onto a slim lead against the rival St. Louis Cardinals.
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Intentional echo or not, the similar shot in The Founder has the same connotations: Here is a man who is hopeful but desperate, trying desperately to hang onto his business, his home, his wife (Laura Dern), and his self-respect.
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Analysis: Netflix is king -- but the vultures are circling The streaming service's decision to hang onto "13 Reasons Why" is indicative of the growing pains and competitive pressures with which it is grappling, and why there could be trouble ahead.
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The book does not resolve the mystery of how Mr. Rosenstein managed to hang onto his position after The Times, more than a year later, reported the gist of his conversations about the 25th Amendment and secretly recording the president.
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Second, if you're actually making a substantial number of Delta purchases and spend a lot at restaurants, this card's earning rate is quite good — especially considering you don't have to pay annual fee to hang onto it year after year.
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Harris's initial bet on bringing the party together had also yet to come to fruition, in part because of how crowded the field has been — and how her competitors have been able to hang onto their core contingencies of support.
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The "climbing the ladder of the hip-hop world" aspects of Atlanta aren't exactly foregrounded, but they're there, and they give the whole show something to hang onto whenever it embarks on one of its odder flights into the surreal.
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We've got to find a way to make it harder for them, force them to play a 22015-foot game, but we didn't spend enough time in the offensive zone and that's when our team's at its best, when we hang onto pucks.
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In a year that's featured the high-profile market debuts of Dropbox, Spotify and DocuSign, as well as numerous multibillion-dollar software acquisitions, one of the most lucrative deals was the decision by Bessemer Venture Partners to hang onto its Twilio shares.
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After being unable to hang onto a second-half lead Saturday against No. 8 Kentucky, Virginia Tech was in a funk to start the game Tuesday night, needing to rally just to take a 29-28 lead into the break at halftime.
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McLemore said the firm brought in outside help to analyze the years of underperformance and found a few trends that pulled down returns: the focus on investments that could not easily be sold, and the tendency to hang onto losing positions too long.
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There are moments where each of them have to focus on themselves, and ultimately it's going to impact them in a way that hopefully they can hang onto that spark of love that brought them together and it doesn't pull them apart.
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In their desperation to hang onto jobs, General Electric's workers embraced Mr. Trump even though his pledge to tear up trade deals to rebuild American manufacturing would seem to have little to do with their own situation, with jobs moving to another state.
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The reason they want to do this is a fear that even if Democrats somehow pull off winning the White House and Senate and hang onto the House in 2020, their big ideas won't pass the 60 votes needed to clear the Senate.
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In a way, the streaming service's decision to hang onto that series, even as it irritates some subscribers by shedding others, is indicative of the growing pains and competitive pressures with which Netflix is grappling, and why there could be trouble signs ahead.
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The big picture: The congressional GOP's unity has been continually tested during the Trump administration, but maintaining a united front has become more important than ever for the party as it angles to flip the House and hang onto the Senate in 2020.
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The Louisville Cardinals had managed to hang onto the top spot in the AP Top 25 Poll for two consecutive weeks — a long stretch considering the tumult of the college basketball season thus far — but they finally got tripped up this week.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - Guinea President Alpha Conde said on Thursday that he would seek a public referendum on a new constitution, a move his opponents fear he will use as a pretext to hang onto power beyond the end of his constitutional mandate.
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Earlier this year, the Department of Taxation tried opening distribution to other types of businesses when it saw insufficient interest and readiness from the liquor industry, only to be stopped in court in May, when they sued to hang onto their first dibs.
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It helps explain how he can hang onto his audience in the face of allegations that pose such a threat to his persona — charges that surfaced against him with his first known settlement, with the former Fox producer Andrea Mackris in 2004.
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According to the Post, MetroCard fans will be still be able to hang onto their card as the new system is rolled out, but they'll have to get rid of them by 2023, once the new system is fully up and running.
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It wants China to reduce its trade deficit with the United States by buying American goods; to stop stealing U.S. technology; to hang onto a huge portfolio of low-yielding U.S. government debt; and to accept the outdated regional balance of military and political power.
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So, Chung once again finds herself invited to an incredibly chic get-together, filled with gorgeous and effortlessly cool attendees, in a Parisian apartment — and, meanwhile, she still can't speak much French, which means she must awkwardly hang onto the outskirts of the conversation.
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That leaves party leaders with a difficult choice: Back Trump's bid and risk losing control of the Senate, or hang onto control of Congress for dear life -- and let Trump stand or fall without help from the establishment for which he has expressed such contempt.
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Kondo has three basic rules: don't store these items outside your home (or phone, computer, etc.); for things you truly cannot part with, keep them with confidence, not shame; and consider how the future you will benefit should you decide to hang onto something.
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"All technologies, regardless of fuel type, have a role to play in helping improve air quality whilst meeting our climate change targets, so government must do more to encourage consumers to buy new vehicles rather than hang onto their older, more polluting vehicles," he said.
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Acosta said on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 85033" that he was "trying to hang onto the microphone" when he was approached by the intern, who tried to take his microphone away as he attempted to ask a question of Trump during a White House press briefing.
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Such radical shifts in mood and tone allow him the latitude to do what he's always done best, in story after indelible story: depict individuals in their quixotic attempts to hang onto conscience, identity and hope while history tries to pry loose their tenuous grasp.
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But C-suite dwellers, especially in biotech, get a lot of their compensation in the form of stock, and the Securities and Exchange Commission acknowledges that it would be a bit over the top to make them hang onto it until they quit or get fired.
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Looking at their expansion map in 2020, it's clear their path to extending their majority (should they hang onto all or most of their frontline districts) winds through states where they won big in 2018 but could improve in 2020: Texas, Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey.
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Originally, it had seemed that Trump might have taken a firmer stance on this particular appropriations deadline because Republicans control both chambers of Congress and would be more likely to usher his border wall plans through as they hang onto power during the lame-duck session.
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Expect him to go after Bloomberg for pretending to be much closer to Obama than he ever was — something that seems to genuinely irritate the former vice president — as well as hit Bloomberg on stop-and-frisk as he looks to hang onto his black support.
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As much as farmers may want to hang onto their wheat crops to take advantage of the swooning peso, they will need to sell at least some of their stocks to buy seeds and inputs for planting of the country's main cash crop, soybeans, in October.
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But this is the dumbest sport in the world, so the GM that's underwhelmed for a decade will hang onto Tavares for the rest of the season and potentially lose him for nothing instead of reaping a bounty of futures at the deadline (that he'd probably botch, anyway).
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When Ana, the matriarch, dies, her three children must decide what to do with it: Eva, occupied almost exclusively with her love affairs, wants to sell the land; Pilar, the eldest sibling, wants to hang onto it, as does Antonio, a violinist living in New York with his husband.
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Sen. Martha McSally's (R-AZ) remarkable attack on a CNN reporter in the halls of Congress on Thursday seemed to be an unusual outburst, but it now appears to be part of a calculated strategy to hang onto her Senate seat by hitching her wagon to the president.
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" The Friends of Campbell County Animal Control, a rescue group that facilitates the adoption of animals at the Campbell County Shelter, has shared several updates on Tilly, who has been taken in by a foster family that has agreed to "hang onto her for as long as needed.
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The move would mark a brazen attempt to hang onto his office by shifting the conversation away from Northam's admission of having once worn blackface and his denials that he is featured in the racist yearbook photo, either as the person in blackface or the person in a Klan outfit.
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Because Verizon isn't buying all of Yahoo, it essentially splits the company in two: one is the Yahoo it's buying, which includes most of the Yahoo stuff that people visit on the web; the other is essentially just a holding company, which will hang onto the shares in Alibaba and others.
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Programs like the Relocation Employment Assistance Program (REAP) provide $3,000 in annual tax credits for each employee, and the New York City Commercial Expansion Program (CEP) provides $10 per square foot rebates for up to five years, which can mean big savings for startups looking to hang onto some cash.
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As some former and current GOP officials are urging RNC Chairman Reince Priebus to abandon Trump and shift resources down-ticket, others say the party committee needs to prevent Trump from losing by such a large margin that it would make it virtually impossible to hang onto endangered Republican seats.
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While Porat didn't specify what those pressures are, we can assume she's referring to increased competition from Apple and Samsung, as well as high prices driving down consumer demand and leading smartphone owners to hang onto their devices for longer than the annual update cycles to which the mobile industry has tethered itself.
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Another factor that should help the Warriors in their quest to hang onto Durant through at least 2020: Irving's recent proclamation that he intends to stay with the Celtics, as opposed to bolting for the Knicks, would seemingly prevent New York from signing the sidekick most likely to tempt Durant to switch coasts.
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In a wide-ranging briefing with reporters in the Capitol, McConnell said that the GOP probably has "a slight edge" to hang onto its Senate majority in next month's midterms, while also promising he would not change Senate filibuster rules to allow legislation to move more freely -- as the President has repeatedly demanded.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), as she looks to hang onto her seat for another term amid a backlash from progressives.
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Bolton warned Russia against doubling down on its support for Caracas, and urged China to recognize opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's legitimate leader if it wanted to recoup debt owed by Caracas, since a new government in Venezuela might not want to honor agreements made with countries that helped Maduro hang onto power.
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The premise is that everyone we date leads us ultimately to the person we're meant to be with, but that in most cases we hang onto those failed relationships for far too long; you've got something to learn from your Tinder hookup, but you probably don't need to go home for Thanksgiving with him.
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Yet the president's friend, Mr. Netanyahu, eager to hang onto office, may be just as eager for a distraction from his domestic troubles as Mr. Trump, leading to the odd spectacle of an American president on trial in the Senate for abuse of power hosting an Israeli prime minister indicted on charges of corruption.
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Of course, this 2012 post on Twitter might make that a tad awkward as well: But Prince Charles, who has been denied a kingship most of his life because of his mother's decision to hang onto the crown into her 90s, has made clear that he does not intend to be passed over by Mr. Trump.
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The decision by Mr. Golden is part of a larger bet animating his first term in Congress: that his willingness to openly flout some of the key orthodoxies of his party will appeal enough to his famously independent-minded constituents to help him hang onto his seat, rather than prompt voters to run him out of office.
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In fact, you do not have to do much thinking at all — just hang onto the wheel and let your mind drift, knowing the machine will do the anticipating and worrying, knowing too that any wrong turn, even one that takes you along a clover leaf and onto a strange, swift-moving highway, can be righted by the algorithm.
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It creates incentives for justices to stay on the bench long after the point at which they should've retired, in the hopes that they can outlast an ideologically unfriendly administration — Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for instance, is 85, but it's hard to imagine she won't do everything in her physical power to hang onto her seat until a Democrat can replace her.
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Despite the electoral headwinds facing Republicans this cycle, Hurd appeared better-positioned to hang onto his seat than the two other GOP congressman representing seats in Texas that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE carried in 2016. ADVERTISEMENT
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Article continues after the video below Waypoint caught up with Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aimé at E3 2017 Which just serves to highlight, by contrast, just how lost Forces feels—neither here nor there in terms of which Sonic era it can hang onto, and failing fans of both the 2D and 3D games by coming across as just barely competent in each discipline.
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My immediate reaction to that is a raised eyebrow, but the more I think about it the more I realize it's just a natural extension of something we already do: give big tech companies the ability to hang onto our personal information — our emails, our text messages, our pictures — via "the cloud," where all data seems to reside in 2017.
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The administration revoked CNN reporter Jim AcostaJames (Jim) AcostaPlayboy White House correspondent says he'll sue over suspended credentials Trump judges face scrutiny over president's cases Playboy plans to appeal after reporter says his White House credentials were suspended MORE's credential last year after it said he made contact with an intern while trying to hang onto the microphone to ask President Trump a question.
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In a photo shared by the Irish Guards later that month to wish George a happy sixth birthday, the little princess is seen clutching a unicorn purse as she stands front and center (and adorably steals a look at Domhnall, the furry mascot of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards.) Princess Charlotte continued to hang onto the wristlet from TY as she played with a polo mallet.
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In a photo shared by the Irish Guards later that month to wish George a happy sixth birthday, the little princess is seen clutching a unicorn purse as she stands front and center (and adorably steals a look at Domhnall, the furry mascot of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards.) Princess Charlotte continued to hang onto the wristlet from TY as she played with a polo mallet.
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Read: California cops kill black man after firing dozens of bullets at his car in Walmart parking lot South Whitehall Township police were responding to a 911 call reporting "suspicious activity" – specifically, a hispanic male jumping on cars outside Dorney Park, a 104-year-old amusement park outside Allentown, Pa.. District Attorney Martin said that Santos had behaved bizarrely, interfering with traffic, trying to hang onto driving cars, ripping out one window in the process.
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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 is set to visit Ohio on Saturday as Republicans scramble to hang onto a reliably red seat in a must-win special House election next week, the final one before November's midterms.
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Why it matters: It's a massive swing to Democrats in a Republican-heavy area ahead of November's midterms — and elected GOP officials are spooked: And that's not all, per Daniel Nichanian at the University of Chicago, there were three other worrying results for Republicans in state special elections last night — though they still managed to hang onto the following seats in these GOP-heavy areas: South Carolina's House District 99 had a 15% net swing to Democrats.
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