Maybe hanging onto the comb is me hanging onto a worse version of myself who I miss for some grotesque reason.
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"If the female doesn't want to mate, she will begin to bite down, and he'll have to decide if it's worth hanging onto her or hanging onto his leg," says Fowler-Finn.
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Ballmer has certainly been rewarded for hanging onto his stock.
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Where do you store the belongings you end up hanging onto?
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One teacher said she felt a "heavy" presence hanging onto her.
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Right now, the Nova Corps (intergalactic police) are hanging onto it.
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It's also about hanging onto the fact that gender is diverse.
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Hanging onto your phone for as long as possible can help.
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I guess the rough edges are the only thing I'm hanging onto.
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"Lin was hanging onto the Mixtape because it freed him," Kail said.
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The internal tension that I was hanging onto really just went away.
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In fact, people are hanging onto their PCs even longer than ever before.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is hanging onto a slight lead, as Sens.
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It gives the impression of hanging onto the ghost of an absolute power.
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Double check that grey bin to make sure you're hanging onto your things.
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Nothing prevents him from hanging onto his party title, such as general secretary.
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The key is making sure you're hanging onto items you actually use and love.
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Just because the computer is dead doesn't mean the logo isn't worth hanging onto.
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Police are hanging onto Lennon's stuff for the moment as they continue to investigate.
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However, it may do so while having trouble hanging onto that high-twenties earnings multiple.
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The car was packed with passengers, and I joined those hanging onto straps or poles.
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It's remarkable how obstinate some people are about hanging onto the primitive tenets of the past.
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Lucky for me, I'll probably be hanging onto my iPhone 7 for another year before upgrading.
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More than any policy issue, that may be his biggest hurdle to hanging onto the nomination.
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Those hanging onto summer a little longer can still find great discounted outdoor furniture on Hayneedle.
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But I'm hanging onto the essential belief that my work is worthy of a few tears.
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Instead, he extended his arms as if he were a water skier hanging onto a rope.
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One right hand later, and Almeida was on the canvas, hanging onto his consciousness with both hands.
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Like hanging onto something … like how many records, like, 'What do you mean that's not sold out?
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But maintaining its dominance required hanging onto those government deals, something Amazon failed to do with JEDI.
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So if you're still hanging onto the 3, don't worry, your friends will be none the wiser.
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There was no way Cody was hanging onto the US title against Juice Robinson and he didn't.
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Rescuers on Sunday found Sammy hanging onto a tree branch but could not immediately locate the van.
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To widespread disgust, Mr Najib has managed to squelch dissent within UMNO, thereby hanging onto his job.
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Like Legally Blonde, the journey is about self-discovery and the importance of hanging onto true friends.
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The people I covered were stressed, and worried about hanging onto their homes and cars and jobs.
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Making all this worse: as Counterpoint points out, people are increasingly hanging onto the phones for longer.
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With Tuesday's losses, Alphabet is hanging onto modest year-to-date gains, up just 0.8 percent in 2018.
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As his mother swerved the car, school surveillance video showed the boy hanging onto the car's door handle.
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It took five crew members hanging onto the massive creature with "everything we had" to secure to catch.
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Look at them if you dare... Beyoncé HATES this photo of a cat hanging onto a tree branch.
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Surveillance video shows the child hanging onto the passenger side door handle as she drove away, WZZM13 reports.
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The Biebs was hanging onto a brunette beauty while walking near the shore in the South of France.
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Lower fuel bills mean airlines are hanging onto older single-aisle jets rather than parking or scrapping them.
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Perhaps hanging onto Williams and the "measly" $14 million he's owed this year and next is perfectly fine.
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We'll be hanging onto the edge of our seats waiting for official confirmation one way or the other.
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But the Aggies began to have problems hanging onto the ball and Washington started turning defense into offense.
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One minister was hanging onto his job after admitting he asked a staff member to buy sex toys.
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Chrome gobbles up 54 percent of the market and Opera is hanging onto just 4 percent of the pie.
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The new trailer cuts to scenes of Gina hanging onto James' arm as they move their way through crowds.
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Samuel reportedly tried to save his six passengers while hanging onto a tree branch, but the vehicle floated away.
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Instead, you're hanging onto the memories represented by that now-tattered item of clothing you probably won't wear again.
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"I walked out, hanging onto the railing and stepped down," Banks told CNN affiliate KTVT in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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But that paradox is also just Vundabar's point—a white-knuckled ride you'd be wise to keep hanging onto.
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One benefit of hanging onto once-fitting clothing is that it's a constant reminder that the human body changes.
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Her obvious options include resigning, or hanging onto power until she presents her formal agenda to the new legislature.
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We're hanging onto people's words who've become experts in a thing that didn't exist just a few years ago.
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The customers stuck together, hanging onto memories of a grittier Park Slope even as the area become increasingly upscale.
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Jobless claims are a proxy for layoffs and the steady figure shows that employers are hanging onto their workers.
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Patients have also found solace in hanging onto the surgical model until after their hospital stay is over, Prabhu said.
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Just about every time a player does it, they end up both avoiding the vote and hanging onto their idol.
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I didn't really realize that I was hanging onto so many things of the world that made me feel beautiful.
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The fifth-ranked Sooners visit No. 11 Oklahoma State in a matchup of one-loss teams hanging onto playoff hopes.
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Within a month or so, though, he began to stand while hanging onto shelves, coffee tables, or an adult's hand.
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Since the Sixers have had trouble hanging onto leads all season, coach Brett Brown called timeout to halt the run.
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A man was rescued after he spent 12 hours hanging onto an overturned sailboat in the middle of Lake Erie.
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"Don't ever rest in the middle of the pool, hanging onto the rope, because you'll be in the way," she says.
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Lindsey Graham called the situation a veritable "nightmare" for Democrats hanging onto their vulnerable seats in states that largely support Trump.
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Hanging onto summer for as long as possible is a futile task, but that doesn't mean it's easy to say goodbye.
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You can see him perched on his pal Drax the Destroyer's shoulder, hanging onto the muscled murderer-turned-galactic savior's ear.
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My parents heard me screaming "Heeeeeelp!" and came out to find me hanging onto the freezer door handle for dear life.
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" Coming back down to earth again and hanging onto the first word for dramatic effect he laments: " That is my frustration.
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But right now it seems like everyone is just hanging onto to what they have and hoping it doesn't go away.
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Now he finds himself treating the remaining members of the Ayreses, who are barely hanging onto their fast-decaying ancestral home.
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Unable to form a government after two inconclusive elections this year, Mr. Netanyahu is hanging onto office by a fraying thread.
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This all leads to a tense moment with Jamie and said friend barely hanging onto the mast as the crowd jeers below.
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But once the transfer is completed, having a trademarked account can be a more robust way of hanging onto a particular username.
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The Capuchin monkey you see lovingly hanging onto her was pulled from the wild, away from its family, at a young age.
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They can't turn back the clock, but they are hanging onto its hands in the hope that they can hold back time.
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While Biden is still hanging onto a solid lead in South Carolina, the race is also fluid in New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Price: $7 Maybe you're one of the brave crazy ones still hanging onto your Note7 because you think it won't blow up.
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Svenska Dagbladet cited "several well placed sources" but also quoted Folksam's chief executive Jens Henriksson, as saying it was hanging onto its investment.
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Phillies outfielder Nick Williams gunned him down short of the plate with Alfaro hanging onto the ball after the collision, saving a run.
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Lindsey Graham called the Supreme Court nomination a veritable "nightmare" for Democrats hanging onto their vulnerable seats in states that largely support Trump.
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Barring any secrets Google is hanging onto, there's no denying that this is one of the outwardly duller Android releases in recent memory.
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A recent video depicting a shirtless, shoeless man hanging onto the hood of a moving car has sparked an investigation by Georgia police.
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If you're still hanging onto a Note 7, return it and wait for Samsung's replacement devices to arrive over the next couple weeks.
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People have been hanging onto these devices and they're finding that they work just as well as they did when they were released.
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One reason might be the tyranny of stylists hanging onto their paychecks by safeguarding clients from their own exuberant and possibly worst impulses.
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People are hanging onto their iPhones for longer, and there isn't as much room to expand as there was a few years ago.
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The smartphone market has stalled, as most consumers who can afford a smartphone have one, and people are hanging onto their devices longer.
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But it's this idea that she is still hanging onto a deep, deep pain of her father's passing, and what that does to her.
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It argued that dirtier cars would be safer, since they'd be more affordable, and wouldn't scare customers into hanging onto older, more dangerous vehicles.
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In what has been an otherwise dismal first-quarter earnings season, Wall Street is hanging onto one hope — that the worst may be over.
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And so the fact that people are hanging onto them a little longer, it's not something I worry about in the 173-day clock.
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And so the fact that people are hanging onto them a little longer, it's not something I worry about in the 90-day clock.
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We recommend making copies as soon as you can even if you plan on hanging onto your originals (like your precious vinyl record collection).
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The crew had started by hanging onto the bay with ropes, but in an unhelpfully swift current, they were losing the tug of war.
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I guess the key to hanging onto your new fans in a foreign country is not to dangle a carrot, then take it away.
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How would you like it if someone was hanging onto you by the butt and the back and lofting you high above your home?
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Except: Local sports aren't different from national sports, which aren't different from anything else on TV — they're having a hard time hanging onto eyeballs.
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Saunders's dementia has most significantly corrupted her "working memory," meaning she has trouble hanging onto and processing bits of information in the short term.
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That's because the company is hanging onto its refineries in the states of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, home to over 60 million Brazilians.
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The image of Okada exhaustedly hanging onto Tanahashi's wrist, a prerequisite for his Rainmaker clothesline, is one of the pro wrestling images of the decade.
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It's unclear if there are more episodes that TDO may be hanging onto in order to demand more money now that they have Netflix's attention.
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Political stalemate appears to have set in for Venezuela, however, with Maduro hanging onto power and still backed by the military and allies including Russia.
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His visit comes as the race has been trending more toward Republicans, which improves GOP chances of hanging onto their slim 51-49 seat majority.
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Based on what we've seen with Gen I's (still absent) Legendaries , those seem to be poker (Poké?) chips Niantic is hanging onto for later plans.
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This is great news if you're still hanging onto an older iOS device and want to squeeze just a little more life out of it.
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Many of the displaced are now hanging onto life by a thread, braving freezing temperatures in makeshift shelters with little food and clothing to get by.
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A slider control on the Location History section seemed to state that this was a one-stop shop to prevent Google hanging onto your location data.
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Childhood is a weird time for all of us—why would we carry it into adulthood by hanging onto this idea that summer is so great?
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Instead of scheduling an all-day, marathon housekeeping session, kick off the New Year by simply throwing out all of the obsolete stuff you're hanging onto.
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Yet the last few BlackBerry holdouts around the league have come to expect grief from colleagues for hanging onto a smartphone often mocked as a relic.
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Pinot is now sixth overall, 153:12 behind Alaphilippe, who extended his lead over second-placed Thomas to 2:02 after hanging onto the favorites' group.
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The 57-year-old woman, who was not identified, was hanging onto a fence to watch the plane leave Wednesday, the island's police said on Facebook.
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She'd even been hanging onto a sad, dead cactus for who knows how long — clearly, it'd been a while since she'd given the area a sweep.
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About 18 months ago, Wiseman came across such a thing — a photo of a tiny, furry monkey hanging onto someone's finger, which was circulating on Facebook.
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Kamin likened the report's value to the old saw about the drunk woozily hanging onto a lamppost: "It's there for support, not for illumination," he said.
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About 230 months ago, Wiseman came across such a thing — a photo of a tiny, furry monkey hanging onto someone's finger, which was circulating on Facebook.
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All three were rescued -- Galan and another man were found "hanging onto trees," according go the sheriff's office -- but Galan died from injuries, the office said.
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It's looking for ways to increase its profits and to solidify its reputation for enabling friendly communication — an image it's having trouble hanging onto these days.
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The MUA/hair model hit the sand in Playa Del Rey, CA in a silver two-piece that was hanging onto her curves for dear life.
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As with tablets, people are comfortable hanging onto their readers for a number of years, while the relative lack of new features makes upgrades even less compelling.
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One need only look at how long the iPad 2, which was released in 2011, has stuck around to see people are hanging onto their tablets longer.
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Hanging onto your water bottle or plastic beer cup when you're done might be a pain, but many festivals offer incentives that make it worth the schlep.
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Instead of hanging onto crap from college and stuffing it into a storage unit, save $91 a month, which is the average rent for a storage unit.
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Gov. John Bel Edwards has won an incredibly tight race for reelection in Louisiana, hanging onto his seat as the sole Democratic governor in the Deep South.
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Shaw is trying to do the same with the Brewers, who are 29-221, hanging onto a slim division lead as the champion Chicago Cubs have stumbled.
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All three were rescued -- Galan and another man were found "hanging onto trees," according to the sheriff's office -- but Galan died from injuries, the sheriff's office said.
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The swell of photographers and guests became so intense that their table resembled "Raft of the Medusa," with the Roitfelds hanging onto each other for dear life.
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In the clip, Morgan and his partner, Lori, and two others come across a small, young sloth crying out and hanging onto a beach rock for dear life.
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So, for me I'm excited to figure out: What are those moments, father to daughter, that she's really hanging onto and sharing and learning from or heartbroken over?
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America's soybean farmers are hanging onto their crops in an attempt to wait out President Trump's trade war with China, more than doubling U.S. soybean inventories, reports Bloomberg.
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When he gets back to the hotel that night, Chris realizes he's hanging onto the competition by a thread and decides to visit Becca in her hotel room.
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This "ink" is drawn out of a tiny glass capillary tube by an electric field to form a drop which remains hanging onto the tip of the tube.
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In recent years, Apple has been trying to shift investors' focus from its iPhone unit sales to services revenue, knowing that customers are hanging onto their iPhones longer.
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The opinion essay begins with the story of the author as a child hanging onto her father's legs as he dangled over the edge of a sea cliff.
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But a quiet debate has grown inside the Chinese government over the wisdom of hanging onto North Korea, an increasingly troublesome ally that functions because of China's largess.
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And Mr. Bongo's time as president has been accompanied by criticism that he has carried out fraudulent elections, sometimes to violent ends, in hopes of hanging onto power.
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If you've been patiently (or not so patiently) hanging onto your cracked, broken, and bandaged iPhone, just waiting for a new model to come out, time is almost up.
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That way, there's no intern handing out and retrieving a microphone, and no reporters hanging onto it as a way to keep the floor when their turn is over.
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In this climate, it's hard to imagine a man hanging onto a board seat at a major organization after making public remarks like the ones Trump tweeted on Thursday.
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We got John and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, leaving Il Pastaio Wednesday in Bev Hills with their daughter, Luna, hanging onto mom ... but no sign of their newborn, Miles.
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Dallas Stars (29-11-4, +33)—With only a single shootout win to show for January, the slumping Stars are hanging onto top stop in the Central by a thread.
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How they can screw it up: By deciding Fleury is a necessary safety net for Matt Murray next season, or hanging onto him because he's best buds with Sidney Crosby.
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In early August, the mother of two posted a photo of her two girls hanging onto her side, offering her followers a rare glimpse into her life as a mom.
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The waiter and the restaurant's manager — who, tellingly, are given no names, just occupations — are a middle-aged lesbian couple hanging onto a "speck" of a home amid rampant overdevelopment.
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"Sometimes, a lack of luck actually means we're hanging onto something we've outgrown but need to release it in order to create space for something new to flow in," Edut says.
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Democrats have just one path to blocking Trump's Supreme Court pick: Convince two Republicans to vote "no" with them, all while hanging onto the red-state Democrats who voted for Gorsuch.
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To the contrary, the market right now resembles a baseball team hanging onto a few aging stars: The rest of the starters may be shining, but the big guns depress performance.
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Investigators have obtained several videos that show the car speeding down East 53rd Street, Chief Boyce said, and Officer Veve appeared to be hanging onto a door before he fell off.
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And if you're dedicated to hanging onto your favorite pair of wired headphones, the lack of a 3.5mm jack may be a deal breaker for you when deciding between the two.
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Last week, Mallory Pickett at the Guardian reported that several US climate scientists are seeing their research proposals delayed and delayed, to the point that they are having difficulty hanging onto resources.
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I may or may not have "retained products," she told me, which seemed to imply I was hanging onto something; that I did not want to let go, which I did not.
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But they fell short after recounts and Thursday's tiebreaker in the race between Republican David Yancey and Democrat Shelly Simonds (both got 22019,608 votes) left the GOP hanging onto a bare majority.
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He told Rease the plane exploded and he was blown out from the door of the plane, leaving him hanging onto a parachute in one hand at 26,000 feet in the air.
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Brexit and U.K. leader Theresa May's ill-fated snap election have left the Conservative government hamstrung and weakened, as the prime minister seems to be hanging onto her position by a thread.
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Perhaps I am hanging onto rather primitive notions of AI; the AI in this world could be far more advanced, able to appreciate music and be driven by revenge, not just survival.
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Investors are looking at the downturn in public markets and hanging onto their reserves while cautioning startups of all sizes to track burn rates and revenue metrics with an eye on survival.
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"This should send a clear message to anyone who thinks converting to nonprofit status is a way to avoid oversight while hanging onto the financial benefits: don't waste your time," he said.
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Under this new protocol, eggs will spend only five minutes co-incubating with sperm outside the body, before being placed into the capsule, with a scrum of sperm hanging onto their outer shells.
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But hanging onto the other half for an unusually long period of time has paid off handsomely for the 107-year-old firm, whose other big wins include LinkedIn, VeriSign, Skype and Yelp.
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But if you're with a partner who makes you happy and pushes you to be your most fabulous self, then that's a relationship worth hanging onto — no matter what the rom-coms say.
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If you live in Canada and are still, somehow, for some ridiculous reason, hanging onto a Galaxy Note 7, your days of using the phone for pretty much anything will soon be over.
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They had every intention of hanging onto this player for as long as they could, because this was one of those once-in-a-lifetime prospects you didn't part with, no matter what.
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Booker, on other hand, signed a five-year, $158-million contract extension in 2018 — and perhaps the Suns deserve credit for cracking open their checkbook and hanging onto the face of their franchise.
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That's fine in theory, and I can see it being a useful ability for times when a smaller screen might be more practical — one-handed use while hanging onto a subway handrail, for example.
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"He's going to be hanging onto the hope and prayer that someday his other murder case will be overturned," said Philip A. Tracy Jr., a Boston-based attorney who has followed Hernandez's cases closely.
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Instead, the year featured consumers mostly hanging onto their gas savings, weak capital expenditures (including a decline of 1.8 percent in the fourth quarter) and slumping oil prices battering investment instead of lifting spending.
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For a couple years, Williams had still been hanging onto the hope that he would regain his ability to walk, and perhaps even one day box, but that prospect dwindles as more time passes.
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It does find a fresh excuse for hanging onto the camera, though: at one point, a character uses it to beat a zombie to death, with the increasingly smeary lens itself becoming a weapon.
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As the years went by, Mugabe was widely accused of hanging onto power through violence and vote fraud, notably in a 240 election that led to a troubled coalition government after regional mediators intervened.
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As the years went by, Mugabe was widely accused of hanging onto power through violence and vote fraud, notably in a 2008 election that led to a troubled coalition government after regional mediators intervened.
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While some companies are making strides in reducing the environmental impact associated with producing our favorite mobile devices, hanging onto your phone for longer than two years is one way to make a difference.
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Republicans can breathe a sigh of relief after hanging onto the seat — but the close margin isn't exactly reassuring in a traditional GOP stronghold that President Trump won by almost 12 percentage points in 2016.
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Democrats' efforts to retake the legislative body hinges on hanging onto the seats they have and flipping three to four additional ones, some of which are in suburban districts that the party dominated in 2018.
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ABOUT THE KINGS (212-2112): Sacramento held a 2100-point lead over the Pelicans early in the second half on Monday before falling apart and had its own problems hanging onto the ball and playing defense.
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Instead of hanging onto an artifact that belongs to another culture, sometimes the best thing to do is let looted items go so that their respective cultures have the opportunity to reclaim their sense of agency too.
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Catching the fish 170 miles offshore, Reel Addiction team member Chase Pate told the Pensacola News Journal it took the all five crew members hanging onto the massive creature with "everything we had" to secure their prize.
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But the company noticed something: some of its loyal customers were hanging onto their smaller iPhone 5 series models — the 5, 5s and 123c — because they preferred the narrower, shorter body and didn't mind the smaller screen.
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So there's this special election, which features Democrat Conor Lamb, a handsome young former federal prosecutor, versus Rick Saccone, a Republican state representative who is hanging onto Donald Trump like — um, we will not say Stormy Daniels.
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But the company noticed something: Some of its loyal customers were hanging onto their smaller iPhone 5 series models — the 123, 5s and 5c — because they preferred the narrower, shorter body and didn't mind the smaller screen.
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Plans to spin off TIM's network, which according to some estimates could be worth up to 15 billion euros ($17.7 billion), have foundered in the past over its valuation and because TIM insisted on hanging onto the business.
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The plan to transfer Telecom Italia's network, which according to some estimates could be worth up to 15 billion euros ($17.7 billion), has foundered in the past over its valuation and because TIM insisted on hanging onto the business.
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It used to be common for top-end racehorses to get sold in retirement, but today, many owners are hanging onto horses with the idea that a bigger pay day may be coming down the road through stud fees.
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But the clash will send a message as to how Virginia Republicans plan to win back a leftward drifting commonwealth — embracing the controversial, Trumpian style of Stewart, or hanging onto a candidate with a more familiar brand of politics.
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But he doesn't try to prettify what the menu calls Momma Jordan's Oxtails, serving them whole, with cubes of turnip and rutabaga, the hunks of beef barely hanging onto tailbones whose wide, white wings flare out like propeller blades.
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In an audio recording, the teen stated he was in the park and tried to take the young woman's phone and "'she was hanging onto her phone' and that he hit her with a knife," according to the complaint.
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However, analysts say the more immediate challenge is hanging onto its existing order book given Mitsubishi Aircraft has so far lost its bet on U.S. pilot unions relaxing strict rules about the size of jets flown by regional carriers.
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Save Me the Plums is a book not only about a changing food culture, but also about a woman taking on new challenges, pushing boundaries, and hanging onto the sense of wonder that started her on this road to begin with.
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Even the X Pro's connectivity has gotten an upgrade, featuring two USB-C ports that can both handle charging (while one also features Thunderbolt 3 support), and a regular USB Type-A port for people still hanging onto older peripherals.
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This may be somewhat handy for keeping your arms and hands out of the way — there's even a magnetic strip for hanging onto a loose stylus — but the appearance is clunky and nowhere near as minimal and sharp as the Studio.
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But longtime King fan Frank Darabont (director of the King adaptations The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and The Mist) has been hanging onto the movie rights to The Long Walk for years, saying he'll get around to the film eventually.
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These guys hanging onto the wall and praying for salvation, he tells them, might not have actually shot this gun, but they've probably committed some kind of crime, and better to induce order through fear than not at all, right?
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Veda Betts, 76, a Wirangu elder, said that when her grandmother was a girl, she met a woman who told how she had survived the 1849 attack as a child by hanging onto a branch on the side of the cliffs.
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Just ask Beyoncé, who stunned at the Sean Carter Foundation Gala in a sparkly, whimsical gown paired with a deep plum lip color — further proof that now is the best time to dust off the vampy lipsticks you've been hanging onto.
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On his first Knicks team, as part of the impossible-to-please Larry Brown's disastrously brief coaching spell in the Gotham hot seat, Lee was surrounded by big-name veterans either in decline or barely hanging onto their N.B.A. existence.
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He may not have impressed on the slopes and made the news for getting ill, but he left the Games an internet sensation after earlier posting a video of himself hanging onto the outside rail of an escalator as it climbed upward.
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Ralph Northam is hanging onto his job despite increasing pressure to resign after a conservative media site last week unearthed a photo of a man in blackface, next to someone in Klan robes, on Northam's page in his 1984 medical school yearbook.
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Obviously there's no easy answer to this concern — I asked Apple; it declined to comment — but it's something to keep in mind if you're considering buying generation one of an experimental product and plan on hanging onto it for several years to come.
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Of all the countless new fragrances that hit the market each year, courtesy of fashion houses and lingerie brands, pop singers and reality stars, car companies and fast-food chains, not too many of them are worth hanging onto longer than a seasonal fling.
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Joe DonnellyJoseph (Joe) Simon DonnellyLobbying world Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand GOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries MORE (D-Ind.), long seen as vulnerable, is hanging onto an average poll lead of 3 points, despite voting against Kavanaugh.
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I know that people need music, they love music, millions of people go to gigs and everyone supports it and some people still buy it – but the days where people are hanging onto every word of a rock star like David Bowie are gone.
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I slept in my clothes and only had to put on my boots, and down the pole onto the truck and the siren was blasting and I am hanging onto the ladder and my heart is going like a drum and I am panting hard.
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Grown men hanging onto their sports-playing past is nothing new, whether it's Springsteen reminiscing about his hot-shot baseball playing friend on "Glory Days," Al Bundy's tale of scoring four touchdowns in one game at Polk High, or whatever your uncle was good at.
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The Chicago Bulls were involved in some wild trade rumors in the days leading up to the NBA's Thursday deadline but ended up hanging onto All-Star swingman Jimmy Butler and instead sent small forward Doug McDermott and starting power forward Taj Gibson to Oklahoma City.
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The Kings are sacrificing wins at the end of the season in the hope of finishing with one of the 2131 worst records in the league and hanging onto their draft pick, which would go to the Chicago Bulls if it falls outside of the top 19.7.
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What I suppose I'm hanging onto is this: that in the world of international affairs and international culture, we have very, very few moments for sort of reflecting and being global cosmopolitan humanity, and limited as that is, I think it's actually a really good and quite profound thing.
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But as much as we love KonMari method, it can be a little hard to keep up with after, say, three decades of hoarding all the beauty products you can get your hands on, or inexplicably hanging onto the belongings of exes you have no intention of ever speaking to again.
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" And there are a few things they're hanging onto for their children, for sentimental purposes; Nancy mentions her own wedding dress, while Katherine says, "I'm keeping my prom dress which I still adore and think is timeless enough one of the girls could wear it to something, though they'll probably disagree!
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So although older Americans have always been far more likely to be satisfied with their finances, they're also riding a wave of increasing dominance on the income scale and hanging onto high-paying work, keeping some of those slightly younger 45-to-54-year-olds from ascending to those jobs.
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They spent the rest of the night hanging onto it for dear life, thanks to superb defense — particularly from Rizzo, who scooped three balls out of the dirt and was there to make a jugging catch when a pop-up bounced out of Ross's glove — and thanks to Chapman's high-wire act.
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However, even popular mobile gaming apps often have trouble hanging onto users in the long term, and HQ has already angered its user base by taking money from a controversial source, tech billionaire Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, which led to the brief spread of the hashtag "DeleteHQ " on Twitter earlier this year.
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To me, though, the common thread is obvious: It's not the idea of an always-on display or push buttons, but the community that continues to use its low-fi smartwatches in weird and creative ways, hanging onto them for as long as possible instead of just moving on to whatever's shiny and new.
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Fideos is the pasta dish you can make with whatever scraps you have lying around your kitchen, like the tail end of that box of spaghetti you've been hanging onto for months, the herbs you bought last week that are wilting in your crisper drawer, and whatever veggies you have hanging out in there, too.
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It has been hastened in part by term limits the party imposes on leadership positions, which have confronted many lawmakers with the unappealing prospect of waging another difficult re-election campaign in which the best-case scenario is hanging onto their job while losing a plum perch, and likely continuing to serve in the minority.
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But not until a few days ago would they have believed that their immediate challenge would be hanging onto a House seat they have controlled for over two decades, in a district that President Trump carried by 27 points and that just happens to be home to that most nefarious of liberal boogeyman: Koch Industries.
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Perpetually frowning in confusion, but hanging onto his dignity with the help of his smart uniform, neat moustache and jutting jaw, he keeps being called into his superiors' panelled offices for a dressing down, thus raising the question of why Mr Dujardin hasn't yet been cast as Inspector Clouseau in a Hollywood reboot of "The Pink Panther".
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"It's a perfect confluence of two industries historically built on the objectification, fetishization and peddling of women — fashion and Hollywood — and both are fighting for their reputation and relevance right now while still hanging onto their codependence, hoping the moment we are in doesn't subsume a pretty damn good business relationship," said Janice Min, the former editor of The Hollywood Reporter.
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In just a few weeks in office he has managed to petrify and enrage the world, obsessing over how many people were at his inauguration, hanging onto a ridiculous voter fraud conspiracy theory, repeatedly lying, threatening foreign leaders, signing ill-thought out executive orders, using his POTUS Twitter account to carry out personal vendettas, ordering Navy Seals to carry out a half-baked raid.
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Regardless of whether you fall into this camp, what's true across the board is that money decisions are personal, and that, whether we realize it or not, the way we're brought up thinking about money often influences what we do with it once we make it on our own — be it by maxing out our 401(k)s, always hanging onto receipts, or learning when to say no.
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While we're still hanging onto EU membership—and currently it's like watching an eight year old boy flick a very, very loose tooth with the tip of his tongue before reeling it back into place again—there'll be those of us who want nothing more from the summer than spending a few days ambling from super-club to super-club, or bulk-buying "I'M IN IBIZA BITCH" vests on the San Antonio strip.
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