Hold up, hold up, hold —— POLICE OFFICER: Oh, [expletive]!
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" Eminem then drops a snarky bit of wordplay on Trump, saying, "But my beef is more media journalists / (Hold up, hold up, hold up…) / I said my beef is more meaty, a journalist.
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They say that women hold up half the sky but I say that during conflict they hold up the whole thing.
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When Gardner threatens to hold up DOJ nominations, he's not saying he will hold up nominees who disagree with him about marijuana policy.
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In Asia, they have a saying that women hold up half the sky, but in America, I believe, from the bottom of my heart, that women hold up the entire sky.
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" As he put it, "What motivates me now, when I don't have 'getting rich' to hold up in front of me, or 'getting famous' to hold up in front of me?
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But hold up before you rush off to download it!
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Noisey: How does your headspace hold up on long tours?
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But the 2008 comparisons don't hold up very well, either.
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I want to see how they hold up over time.
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No, no, no, hold up… Is this a good idea?
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Yeah because comedy often does not hold up. Yeah. Right?
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Protesters hold up signs outside a courthouse in San Francisco.
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Each of them can hold up to 10 proxy votes.
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Many of the universals that hold up best are negative.
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And it's still unclear how well it will hold up.
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Currently the drones can hold up to 2kg (4.4 pounds).
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As he sold wafels, the same pattern would hold up.
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It'll be interesting to see if those specs hold up.
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Nationalists in Europe hold up the policy as an example.
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This is what the tattoo looks now: Okay, hold up.
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Each tank can hold up to 21.3,000 liters of water.
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"What's the hold up?" she asked in a separate statement.
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It sounds like your bridge will hold up just fine.
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Pyongyang's argument simply wouldn't hold up in court, proverbially speaking.
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She can't hold up a certificate proving her critics wrong.
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They didn't come to fight or hold up the walls.
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There are certain films from one's childhood that hold up.
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So how does this cycle's crop of logos hold up?
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The tanks can hold up to 80,000 barrels of fuels.
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There are four strong paintings that hold up the wall.
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Hold up, though; we're only like halfway through this ride.
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The overall machine, which can hold up to 400 lbs.
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But Trump's Twitter silence on Thursday may not hold up.
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Of course, such assertions don't hold up to empirical scrutiny.
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We'll see how long the lies hold up today. pic.twitter.
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Does Trump's appeal hold up in red states and districts?
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How much longer, he wondered, would his voice hold up?
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Charlton, however, said this may not hold up under scrutiny.
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Therefore, Flake could hold up judicial nominees if he chooses.
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But each license can hold up to two sportsbook brands.
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We've gotta have all those to hold up the stool.
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But this will only delay, not hold up, a deal.
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Leaning lamp posts hold up wires that carry no power.
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"I was like whoah, whoah, whoah, hold up," he said.
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But the deal is unlikely to hold up long term.
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"Those jokes still hold up, and they're genius," she said.
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We asked experts if it would hold up in court.
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POLICE OFFICER: All right, hold up, hold on, hold on.
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Ahead, we looked into why their arguments don't hold up.
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Bernie Sanders threatened to hold up the virus aid bill.
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Don't get me wrong: The politics do not hold up.
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In practice, local officials and police can hold up journeys.
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The same story seems to hold up among campaign pollsters.
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Negative. Did he hold up a sign that mocked Trump?
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Diplomats hope that the new agreement will hold up better.
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Engineered wood floors can hold up for years to come.
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That doesn't hold up in any court in the land.
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Does that still hold up through the lens of history?
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Hold up, wait a minute Actually, we've changed our minds.
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I don't think Fred intended for them to hold up.
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The design is a structure to hold up the experiences.
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Are there sticking points that could hold up the treaty?
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For Arizona, though, the terms will not quite hold up.
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It doesn't hold up to the promise of our ideals.
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Of course, this definition doesn't hold up under much scrutiny.
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Evidence that can hold up in a court of law.
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The tankers each can hold up to 750,000 barrels of fuels.
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I know what you're thinking, hold up, this thing in huge.
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But it doesn't hold up to scrutiny, as we've detailed before.
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The Vault can hold up to 5 Gamefolios of this size.
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And we will have the chance to hold up their heroism.
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Will the pattern still hold up once Trump officially takes office?
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Now, we see if those burgers hold up to the hype.
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The results generally hold up across income levels and age groups.
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It should hold up for the life cycle of the device.
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According to Bright, the states' race-neutral justifications didn't hold up.
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You never can tell if you'll run into a hold-up.
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Whether Dr Baron's classification will hold up remains to be seen.
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What could hold up the Starlink launches -— satellite or rocket production?
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He actually said that women "can" hold up half the sky.
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The big picture: Fort Sill can hold up to 1,400 children.
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And with that understanding, the new conservative argument doesn't hold up.
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The glass door wine cellar can hold up to 700 bottles.
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A few of the included titles don't hold up especially well.
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Taken as a luxury coupe, though, it doesn't quite hold up.
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You can't ask (the team's linebackers) to hold up that long.
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But none of that matters if the product doesn't hold up.
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But some of the scariest findings don't hold up under scrutiny.
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Hold up a second — need a ticket to Disrupt SF 2019?
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It can hold up to 1,000 songs all on its own.
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Can her time hold up to keep her on the podium?
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For its part, the FCC says the argument doesn't hold up.
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Artists hold up a MacBook Selfie Stick around New York City.
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Property investment continues to hold up which may provide some support.
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Other controversial issues could also hold up a spending bill. Sen.
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Gun rights advocates hold up case Then, at about 6 a.m.
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The hold-up in security caused her to miss her flight.
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The kennel can hold up to 12 furry troublemakers in total.
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Why didn't they hold up to their end of the deal?
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But ultimately, he does not hold up such anarchists as models.
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But it's a theory that just doesn't hold up in practice.
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Defense experts hold up increased German-Dutch cooperation as a model.
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Moreover, the "debt-trap" narrative doesn't hold up to empirical scrutiny.
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But Wells wondered whether such searches would hold up in court.
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Egyptian officials have said the arbitration could hold up commercial agreements.
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But the IRS has said those strategies may not hold up.
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The cellar itself can hold up to 5,000 bottles of vino.
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For scientists and researchers, an unanswered question can hold up innovation.
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I pay attention to folks whose insights hold up over time.
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Chapman's teammates had no doubt he could hold up on Sunday.
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Don and another man struggled to hold up the sagging ceiling.
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"Is the Lyle case going to hold up now?" she asked.
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And likewise, tales of flawed, unlikeable characters don't usually hold up
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Under scrutiny, however, the analogy to racism just doesn't hold up.
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Second, they made Lacazette hold up a shirt he's already wearing.
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The Symphony of the Seas can hold up to 6,680 passengers.
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But a well-designed state plan should hold up in court.
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She would hold up the Quran and beg for her life.
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Question is, can that same formula hold up in the playoffs?
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It remains to be seen whether they'll hold up over time.
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How well does the story hold up on the big screen?
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How could no one say, wait, hold up, something's not right.
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However, any one lawmaker can object and hold up a bill.
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So I'm like, 'Hold up, is this your house or mine?
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Not everyone's sure such a move would hold up in court.
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But will Democrats hold up a one-week extension as leverage?
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Put your shoulder to it and hope your back hold up.
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They're not meant to hold up to actual time-travel paradigms.
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The study findings hold up when examining only this younger group.
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Any one member can hold up and slow down the process.
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He cannot be sure how his nerves will hold up, either.
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IS THERE ONE YOU HOLD UP AS A MODEL PELTZ: YEAH.
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Hold up… you're not a student but still love a bargain?
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Scroll down to read why none of these defenses hold up.
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This case, unfortunately, doesn't hold up in the age of Yelp.
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Amazingly, they both hold up beautifully years after they were released.
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None of the arguments against acting boldly hold up to scrutiny.
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People protesting the internet shutdown in New Delhi hold up memes.
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So just head on over to the sites and...hold up.
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It might be able to hold up better than other tech.
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Coffee farmers in pickup trucks hold up traffic as they chat.
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The nests can hold up to 100 families of sociable weaves.
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The federal government must hold up its end of the bargain.
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Without steel, there are no towers to hold up wind turbines.
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Democrats like Mann hold up a lofty image of human flourishing.
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The AAV can hold up to 171 gallons of any liquid.
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Thomas continues to hold up that mirror with grace and confidence.
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What does that mean and would it hold up in court?
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They're affordable, durable, and they hold up in almost any terrain.
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Not sure how her defense would hold up in court, though.
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Will it hold up in a variety of cities, climates, and landscapes?
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ET: Koenig tweeted a breakdown of how "Hold Up" came to be.
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Their fortunes could change even more, though, if current trends hold up.
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But if they hold up, Microsoft might have a real winner here.
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Whether the order will hold up in court is an open question.
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"We have seen implied volatility hold up in this name," Khouw explained.
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The headquarters is meant to hold up to 25,000 employees when completed.
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It's the reference standard we hold up all the other smartphones against.
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Forgetting your membership card can hold up lines and frustrate staff members.
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Hold up — if I die, then I can't be in the sequel.
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Let's consider how those perceptions and predictions hold up one year later.
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With the Android-based version, users will hold up a phone instead.
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They're great, and they hold up surprisingly well from a gameplay standpoint.
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Left: Anti-Nixon demonstrators hold up "No Amnesty for Nixon" bumper stickers.
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To increase dramatic tension, those shields generally didn't hold up for long.
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Imports, however, should hold up better due to government stimulus, he added.
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Attendees hold up their candles at a candlelight vigil for the victims.
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However, Sadler told the outlet that neither of these defences hold up.
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For something called a weed, marijuana doesn't hold up well without water.
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How well does an SSD hold up compared to a rugged HDD?
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Will your phone hold up, or will it crack under the pressure?
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What's more, the paintings, for me, didn't hold up to sustained looking.
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You almost gotta remind yourself, 'Hold up, this is the First Lady.
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The diskless version costs about $800 and can hold up to 40TB.
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Whether a firewall can hold up in such circumstances is highly questionable.
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Of the lessons Sachs imparted to his mentees, some still hold up.
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Hold up lady, aren't you the one who seeks out body odor?
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We try to hold up funhouse mirrors to the world around us.
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It's exactly the sort of hypocrisy that doesn't hold up under critique.
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But that battle would take some time and hold up the investigation.
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The best of those games were transcendent, and still hold up today.
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His purported achievements to date just do not hold up to scrutiny.
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But how does that investor anxiety hold up in the real world?
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Hold up, why would you think it's OK to use that word?
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I expect Bayonetta to hold up fairly well in its PC incarnation.
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The centrifugal force of the Earth's rotation would hold up the tether.
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He warned he would hold up Rosenstein's nomination until Comey briefed him.
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They're typically the ones that hold up best in a bear market.
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But they can hold up projects with tactics like withholding construction permits.
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The current Switch cards can hold up to 32 gigabytes of data.
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But don't expect it to hold up as a defense in court.
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Hold up, Jojo, did you just say Ben is your best friend?
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"I do think the analogy may hold up rather precisely," he said.
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Will the whole thing hold up well in the years to come?
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It has to hold up in the container that it's coming in.
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More minor shows, like Californication, even hold up well under this rubric.
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So what's the hold-up on making consumers' credit cards more secure?
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It just takes a while, and sometimes that is the hold-up.
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But I'm a bit worried as to how long they'll hold up.
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We had a decent lead, but I thought we could hold up.
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Tara Lachapelle of Gadfly argues that ego shouldn't hold up a deal.
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How would it hold up in the eyes of a wary teacher?
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It doesn't just hold up, we have every one of those shows.
|
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Unfortunately, political gamesmanship once again threatens to hold up desperately needed resources.
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But a New York Times analysis showed that theory didn't hold up.
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Kennedy in particular argued no one senator should hold up a vote.
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But after British assurances, Spain ultimately did not hold up the deal.
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Coming into Lake Louise, he was unsure how it would hold up.
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And does the furniture hold up better than a cheap T-shirt?
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Bondholders say that argument might not hold up in an American court.
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Someday, I hope my diploma can hold up the framework of hers.
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He didn't threaten to hold up aid or a White House meeting.
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If the Nevada caucuses' results hold up, Elizabeth Warren will finish fourth.
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KR: Hold up, you're taking pity on dudes three times your size.
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The officers didn't hold up placards with catchy phrases during their demonstration.
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Cooked soba noodles do not hold up in the refrigerator very well.
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Nearby, there's a wine room that can hold up to 1,000 bottles.
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A first consideration is whether the agreement in principle will hold up.
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His assertion of the Fifth Amendment may not hold up in court.
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So how does the Trump/Pence ticket hold up against those values?
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But the government might not hold up its end of the bargain.
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I prefer , which had a good quarter but then didn't hold up.
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The problem with Fairfax's comparison is that it doesn't, well, hold up.
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The question in the new year is whether that will hold up.
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I'd retell it, but without his local accent, it wouldn't hold up.
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Neodymium magnets have been known to hold up 1,000 times their weight.
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How did Microsoft's 2009 predictions for the world of 2019 hold up?
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Whether these lawsuits will hold up in court, however, is less certain.
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It can hold up to ten pounds and it's made of steel.
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Anyone paying you to hold up a can of Pepsi or whatever?
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Stripped bare in a philosophical thought experiment, none of these hold up.
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But how well does their handiwork hold up in the online trailer age?
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He was making them, so I had to hold up my end too.
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Would their unified front hold up, or would there have been a betrayal?
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I can't defend movies like this to hostile critics; it won't hold up.
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Under normal usage, it should hold up quite nicely in your skinny jeans.
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And in Carter's eyes, Trump's relationship with the truth does not hold up.
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But, that's not because Jaime didn't hold up his end of the bargain.
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In fact, it&aposs not going to hold up in the court system.
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Ok, hold up for a sec though, because it's not quite that simple.
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If all of the company's claims hold up, these are looking pretty great.
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Reporters should push back against claims that hold up crunch as a positive.
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Could he sue the election board, and would that hold up the process?
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Any other rockfish or grouper would hold up to this marinade well, too.
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"There's no hold-up," said Brown, who set a March deadline for deciding.
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With Democrats in the majority in the House, they can hold up legislation.
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Tech development—even if Moore's law can't hold up—grows tremendously every year.
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How is that stuff supposed to hold up to years of unmindful use?
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Protesters hold up flares during a rally organized by far-right, nationalist groups.
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It remains to be seen whether that logic will hold up in court.
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Buttigieg supporters had four-foot "Boot-Edge-Edge" letters they'd hold up overhead.
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Or came up with some other creative way to hold up the investigation.
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But analysts at MoffettNathanson told clients that consumer-protection argument won't hold up.
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If the case doesn't hold up, prosecutors are not supposed to file charges.
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Some fear they will dam rivers, hold up pipelines and close border crossings.
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"Father Thing" decides this idea doesn't really hold up in the internet era.
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A swan is causing a traffic hold up in the centre of Rotherham.
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Our whole thing is to just be artists and hold up the mirror.
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So, would the homes in "MARS" actually hold up on the red planet?
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Obviously, there's no guarantee that these patterns will hold up in the midterms.
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Okay, maybe none of this would hold up in a court of law.
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Hold up — is there any weird ranking business involved in the nomination process?
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Hold up: Mowgli goes to man village in the middle of the movie?
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It's supposed to be able to hold up to 10 to 15 people.
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They found that the promised economic spillover didn't hold up across racial lines.
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That isn't a "in this #metoo moment the show doesn't hold up" observation.
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Obviously, a "verbal pledge" is not something that would hold up in court.
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The wine cellar is temperature controlled and can hold up to 1,000 bottles.
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These will hold up to 10,000 patients, according to the Xinhua news agency.
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For all that doesn't hold up, Seinfeld was a revelation for scripted television.
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" Christie's prediction will surely hold up: Rubio is in for an "interesting week.
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Hold up, time for another 1978 interview: It's Kathy Bates as Joan Blondell.
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But when it comes to smart home features, it doesn't quite hold up.
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Hold up, don't freak out: NASA's not dealing with rogue arsonist astronauts here.
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The verdict is not likely to hold up in appellate courts, Hong said.
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The rock where they hold up baby Simba in The Lion King. 20.
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Hold up: this might be the most gorgeous fan letter of all time.
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This ridiculous assertion should not, and will not hold up in criminal court.
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Further, this assertion doesn't hold up to the basic facts of Klinsmann's tenure.
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The craft can hold up to about 20,000 gallons of water or retardant.
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" Reporter: "Why not hold up [Scott Pruitt's] vote until the emails are released?
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He said, let's see how these hold up—but we've never tried them.
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"How long can these tech companies hold up against collective action?" he asked.
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Caroline: I'm super excited to see how these lashes are gonna hold up.
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All this chimes with what economists predicted—that consumer spending would hold up.
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It can also hold up to 128GB of footage on its microSD card.
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So far it's unclear how the display will hold up to stress testing.
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After 218 seconds, Diallo told them to stop and hold up their hands.
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Being made of 75-denier polyester means they'll hold up to repeated falls.
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All of which will hold up against the dreaded heat waves to come.
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Unfortunately, the state of Kentucky didn't hold up its end of the bargain.
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My swing just didn't quite hold up to the end of my round.
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This was the mirror that we need to hold up to American society.
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The facility can hold up to 4,000 beds, according to GOP Texas Rep.
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Still, the investigation will likely only hold up Kavanaugh's nomination for a week.
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Under current rules, senators can hold up business merely by stating their objections.
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Another was whether it would hold up when the cameras lost their novelty.
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But their concerns about a potential hold-up started as early as May.
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In order for a jury to convict Manafort, Laporta's credibility must hold up.
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It can hold up to two quarts of scraps, and it's dishwasher safe.
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Still, it didn't hold up to the depth of Bonchon's soy-sauce flavor.
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Wildfire experts and local officials say the President's claims simply don't hold up.
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You need to be able to say this will hold up in court.
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When I feel really dysphoric, I hold up a mirror to my face.
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Can Trump's bravado and bluster hold up for an hour and a half?
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But looking back, what things on this record do you think hold up?
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I will say that, lyrically, AC/DC does not hold up in 2019.
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The company said recently the new office can hold up to 400 people.
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"Tech could underperform but the broader market would still hold up," Abbasi said.
|
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So does the new Frozen 2 soundtrack hold up to all that hype?
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Not even conservatives, it was hoped, would want to hold up that bill.
|
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At that point, "People said, 'hold up, this is something new,'" Tennander recalled.
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Donald Trump's business career, it seems, does not hold up robustly to scrutiny.
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She was so weak that she couldn't even hold up her own head.
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Together, the two GEO Group-run facilities can hold up to 1,940 people.
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Diaz-Balart wouldn't say on Thursday whether he'd hold up that threat, however.
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As with any dated piece of pop culture, certain things don't hold up.
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It's her blue Hoover vacuums that hold up the framework of my life.
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But Shanks said that she believes the historical argument does not hold up.
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Lawmakers shouldn't hold up growth-producing legislation because of ideology or class warfare.
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In a massive stadium, thousands of citizens each hold up a unique placard.
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Trump rally attendees hold up QAnon signs in Tampa, Florida, July 31, 2018.
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But, as with plastic surgery, some treatments don't hold up well over time.
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And that bet appears to be paying off, if initial numbers hold up.
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It also means they'll hold up while running or biking in the rain.
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And Buzzfeed dug into whether Clearview AI's marketing claims hold up to reality.
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"If you have the willpower to hold up to your dog," she said.
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And yet, according to Polito, the hold-up on the photos was preventable.
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At least until they&aposre old enough to hold up their own heads.
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This means white women need to hold up our end of the fight.
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I didn&apost expect him to hold up autocrats and attack our allies.
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At one point, it could hold up to 13,000 troops and their equipment.
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"The key question is how long [it] can hold up," he added. 5.
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And many other elements of his story failed to hold up under scrutiny.
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"Hold up: Americans don't look to Chinese commies for the truth," Sasse said.
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I prefer Raytheon, which had a good quarter but then didn't hold up.
|
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Glidden told me he's confident Judge Failla's decision will hold up on appeal.
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A single teaspoonful of soil can hold up to seven miles of hyphae.
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You drug pushers, hold-up men and do-nothings, you better go out.
|
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So this distinction of "dispassionate policymaking" didn't really hold up much in Chile.
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They have a good crunch to them; they hold up well with ketchup.
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Some players think it's a bad business decision, but that logic doesn't hold up.
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But when they tested a larger number of markers, the match didn't hold up.
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The directive is the latest hold-up in the reform of China's healthcare market.
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A planned 5-acre park could hold up to 1 million gallons when completed.
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So, she brought out a cappella group Level to see which songs hold up.
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Parks didn't have a strong reason, admitting her claims wouldn't hold up in court.
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Some of those theories don't hold up so well a year or two later.
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Q: Who do you hold up as a role model in life and business?
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Trump even went so far as to hold up a card and kiss it.
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Still, I worried about how the covering would hold up to wear and tear.
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There was a hold up, and it looked like the police were arresting them.
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The question is if Tony Romo's collarbone can hold up for a full season.
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You'll see these storage tubes everywhere, and it'll hold up for conventions to come.
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A couple of artists hold up paintings of President Barack Obama and Louis Farrakhan.
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Today, FFXII feels downright modern — but it doesn't just hold up well for players.
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Is there like a killer feature that you hold up for reluctant cord-cutters?
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Rickety coalitions hold up the orthodoxy in places where it has not already fallen.
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The Bodyguard, judged purely on its cinematic merits, doesn't necessarily hold up as well.
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Whether it can hold up as the race heats up remains to be seen.
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The jet can hold up to 50 passengers and includes several first-class seats.
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Trump is a dealmaker, and he'll presumably hold up his end of the deal.
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Third, the usual justifications for intensive animal farming don't hold up in this case.
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With vibration damping and feedback resistance, it could hold up in loud, unstable environments.
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Though they are small, one nickel sheet can hold up 16,000 pages of content.
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If all you really care about is music playback, it won't quite hold up.
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The decision has been delayed several times and another hold-up could still occur.
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A year ago, it said it was assorting Chromecast but that didn't hold up.
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But can it hold up to the older cars when it comes to appreciation?
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A key part of the hold-up is the need to verify these ballots.
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She was unsure how well her old, wood-framed apartment block would hold up.
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This waterproof mascara will hold up long after your final cannonball into the pool.
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You can run a current through piezoresistive materials and they'll hold up just fine.
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Many hold up their company IDs—spanning the decades they gave to the job.
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But Jannard sounds optimistic and says the hold up is related to certification issues.
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Foreign companies currently can hold up to a 20 percent stake in Brazilian airlines.
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I'll be curious to see how the things hold up after a few months.
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He said he believes Scott's actions are legal and will hold up in court.
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Unfortunately, the two-week wait time figure doesn't exactly hold up in real life.
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Another emerging economy that Memani expects to hold up well this year is India.
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The Reality CR 10S is a large printer designed to hold up to stress.
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Y'know, the ones with the tight red dresses that hold up signs and whatever?
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Yet for the NBA, that formula doesn't always hold up, according to some experts.
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One pod, 8.8 feet (2.7 m) in length, can hold up to 10 people.
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Excuse me, hold up, there was a LIVE PROPOSAL during this year's Emmy Awards.
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A group of three hold up a sign saying they left at 22007 a.m.
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"You should just be able to hold up three fingers, he's out," Francona said.
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The young player, named Stephen Curry, also learned how to — wait, hold up. What?
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The issue today: How well will prices and yields hold up in coming years?
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Will the scoring be like in figure skating when the judges hold up cards?
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"We came back, which was huge, and we made it hold up," Francona said.
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The home also includes a wine cellar that can hold up to 3,500 bottles.
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This man needs clips to hold up this style, but it's still pretty amazing.
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There is something so classic about her that both dresses hold up through time.
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However, last month they blamed the latest hold-up in wages on technical problems.
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Whether that will hold up in a court of law remains to be seen.
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Demand from onshore Chinese accounts has helped dollar bonds from mainland issuers hold up.
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Indeed, Volker said he was never aware of a reason for the hold up.
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Nuclear plants can hold up to two years worth of fuel in their reactors.
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They can threaten to hold up confirmations or legislation until they get their way.
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Trudeau has indicated that the tariffs wouldn't hold up the signing of the deal.
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But that argument just does not hold up, Gretchen Morgenson writes in Fair Game.
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In a speech in Philadelphia last week, Mr. Obama sought to hold up Mrs.
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Actually, hold up for one second — here's the full list of the contents inside:
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I was amazed by how it did hold up in a lot of ways.
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And pretty much do whatever I do and see how my lashes hold up.
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"Our hope is that the underlying fundamentals will continue to hold up," Agati said.
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So when I'm saying to you, 'Hold up, because we're not hearing each other.
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So, for it to hold up as well as it did was pretty amazing.
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Unfortunately, what they'd told me about ketamine lacking a hangover didn't hold up, either.
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He's hesitant to argue that 3D-printed food could hold up against the apocalypse.
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So is the play also trying to hold up mirror up to British society?
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Scroll down to read why none of these talking points hold up to scrutiny.
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There are many now-familiar faces, and the bizarre songs hold up really well.
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Will your budget hold up under the increasing economic strain many families are facing?
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In studies all over the world, the case against MSG just doesn't hold up.
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In a recession, they should do well and hold up when the market collapses.
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Indonesia has shown resilience, economic growth is expected to hold up around 5 percent.
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Many case reports of apparently successful treatments fail to hold up in clinical trials.
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How well does it all hold up, once Finn's cards have been fully played?
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But given the president's previous praise for China's response, that explanation doesn't hold up.
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The facility was built in 1989 to hold up to 180,000 tonnes of wheat.
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Others hold up a mirror that reflects back a person who is slightly recognizable.
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There's also a cassette toilet on board that can hold up to 4.75 gallons.
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It's the same reason we hold up Ellis Island as a proud national symbol.
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But any one representative could hold up the mammoth spending package under that process.
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They can be a bit pricey, but hold up best against moisture and mold.
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But many assertions about a surge in Latin American immigrants did not hold up.
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This justification doesn't hold up as well when millions of lives are at risk.
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Whatever the breed, tomatoes do not always hold up well in the canning process.
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I don't know if it will hold up long-term, but I'm really happy!
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He declared he didn't hold up U.S. aid to Ukraine to secure the investigation.
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Like a lot of nervous liberals, I worry that these numbers won't hold up.
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Yankees fans have been wondering what the hold-up has been with Giancarlo Stanton.
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You can hold up all the signs you want, you're entitled to do that.
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If his denials hold up, that would affirm an important element of Trump's defense.
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The Republican defenses for President Donald Trump's conduct on Ukraine simply don't hold up.
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It is unclear whether a legislative fix would hold up in a U.S. court.
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After the straps are cut, she uses her hands to hold up her bra.
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The car you're in can hold up to three other people at a time.
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A 1978 Cessna 182 can typically hold up to four passengers, according to CessnaOwner.org.
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OUTLOOK: Lead is likely to hold up, consultants Wood Mackenzie said in a note.
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Country music's reputation as a reactionary soundtrack doesn't hold up on close scrutiny either.
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Felder warns that other commonly requested provisions are unlikely to hold up in court.
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They can buy things that hold up better in tough times, such as gold.
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Other lawyers opined that the forfeiture verdict would not hold up on constitutional grounds.
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My reasoning about clean sheets and efficiency may not hold up to expert scrutiny.
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Do I think their nerves will hold up under the pressures of being president?
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Surgery centers would generate $43 billion worth of procedures if those estimates hold up.
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The disparity also seemed to hold up across the country, according to the report.
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But he said I'm not allowed to sign this, never going to hold up.
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They are planning to hold up regular business in the chamber starting this evening.
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Talking about those USB drives, Backblaze doubled the capacity of its USB keys to hold up to 256GB and its hard drives can now hold up to 8TB (and you can always return those and get a full refund from the company).
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The styles seem fresh, plus they're relatively affordable and seem like they'll hold up well.
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But Hillair is now claiming the Kardashians didn't hold up their end of the bargain.
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Trump made a plea to Democrats not to hold up the nomination on Tuesday night.
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Koenig also gets a co-producer credit on "Hold Up" along with Beyoncé and Diplo.
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"I'm here to hold up Bethenny," Morgan said on WWHL when asked about their friendship.
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While these characters may feel rejected, their outsider status doesn't always hold up under examination.
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You can also hold up your hand to start or stop a video or song.
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The resistance to it threatens to hold up aspirations to pass tax reform this year.
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But also a place to hold up a mirror to both sides of the aisle.
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A coffee tin, for what it's worth, may hold up underground a decade or more.
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Sure enough, once she said that, I was like, 'Hold up, she's possibly into me?!
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The actresses sing "Hold Up" with an unexpected combination of tiger faces and chipmunk voices.
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One area the Galaxy Buds do hold up is battery life, if that's a consideration.
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If Apple is ready to introduce new AirPods Pro, manufacturing could hold up wide availability.
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People hold up signs as a monument was unveiled at the site of the glacier.
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They both hold up their end of the bargain and refuse to judge each other.
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"And the songs… Scott could tell we're going to hold up in time," Nichols recalls.
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But he didn't want to hold up the future plans of so many other people.
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He has said he plans to hold up to 500 events there before January 2019.
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I've been using Anker's portable USB chargers for years, and they hold up incredibly well.
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It is not even clear whether his supporters will be allowed to hold up placards.
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But since those studies are in really small groups, the findings may not hold up.
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I feel like people hold up your success story as an example of immigrant exceptionalism.
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Bey has previously released "Hold Up" and "Sorry" as standalone videos from the visual album.
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Does the Model 3 hold up against any of those, even with all the options?
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Many of the guests also hold up their phones to Snapchat and FaceTime the wedding.
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Alternatively, you can hold up both fist in front of your face to block punches.
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A typical truckload can hold up to 15 logs, each one about 5.5 metres long.
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And because of Senate rules, any senator can hold up any nomination for any reason.
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The resin, which is included with the tool, can even hold up to 2,000 pounds.
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Goliath narrative of OnePlus trying to take down other flagships doesn't really hold up anymore.
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Bolton said Trump directly linked the aid hold up to Ukraine launching Trump's desired investigations.
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It looks great now, but how well will the Alcantara fabric hold up over time?
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Sometimes the meals won't hold up, and sometimes you'll realize they came from a can.
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As good as the iPhone camera is, its night-time shooting doesn't quite hold up.
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He then had her help him hold up the sheet of bills for the photo.
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Does Redford's belief in the relationship between the festival's independence and its diversity hold up?
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Based on those strengths, these games really do hold up today, almost 20 years later.
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Tip: That doesn't mean the tone will hold up as well as the grow out.
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Here's how they argued their points — and why they don't quite hold up under scrutiny.
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That logic didn't hold up last year, as oil prices plummeted and volatility wracked markets.
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"We had faith that people would hold up their end of the deal," Kumar says.
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Beyoncé's yellow Roberto Cavalli dress is what makes her "Hold Up" (2016) video so iconic.
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Like Spanx's tights, Commando's also hold up very well to frequent wears and machine washings.
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The Slim Sleeve is a bifold that can hold up to 12 cards plus cash.
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Beyonce's "Formation" came in at No. 3 and "Hold Up" came in at No. 9.
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Before that, Trump officials gave blanket denials that didn't hold up after the new revelations.
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They made for a balanced sandwich, sure, but they also didn't hold up at all.
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Guzman's legal team has argued that the charges against him won't hold up in court.
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Equating Clinton's email travails to the actions of C.I.A. water boarders just doesn't hold up.
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It has a no-fuss, invisible magnetic closure and can hold up to 20 cards.
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If historical patterns hold up, around 4.3 million cars will come off lease in 2019.
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The question is, how does the work, cleaned of the grit of controversy, hold up?
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Given that basic opportunity, DACA recipients more than hold up their end of the bargain.
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Hold up — the slap bracelet of your youth is making a major 21st-century comeback.
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Some hold up pretty well after 10 years (and exposure to much grittier television fare).
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But the math — both in the books and on screen — doesn't seem to hold up.
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I've watched it twice in as many days, to see if those critiques hold up.
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The cave can hold up to around 25,000 pounds of cheese at any given time.
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Did she have the kids hold up their phones to show her the entire show?
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The subjects also hold up drawings they made in an art class that Nisenbaum taught.
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If that trend continues to hold up, Sanders may face trouble on the campaign trail.
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But economists are worried about whether the positive trend can hold up amid coronavirus concerns.
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Wonder how the Asian monsoon, whose rains feed billions, will hold up in the 2070s?
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Western experts who have analyzed the camps say they hold up to one million people.
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From that regard, I feel very lucky that I can hold up and keep going.
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But the defense couldn't hold up in overtime for the last-place Buccaneers (4-8).
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Well, when it comes to watching football without cable, the saying doesn't hold up. 1.
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They hold up cards that note how many strikeouts the Stetson pitching staff has recorded.
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But how well does the idea of Hef the liberator of women really hold up?
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But when your delivery driver is slowed down by traffic, how will they hold up?
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The funds face running into huge losses if current market levels hold up, they wrote.
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The Anthem, which can hold up to 6,000 people, is set to open on Oct.
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Still, the coronavirus gives China new reasons to hold up its end of the bargain.
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But there's a lot about the '90s that does not hold up, including Sonic's personality.
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Coming tomorrow: How did Americans' personal spending hold up heading into February's escalating coronavirus scare?
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Even though there are methodological issues with some of the studies, others do hold up.
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You won't be the only one pretending to hold up the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
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Flight of the Navigator is classic from the Disney Vault that manages to hold up.
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Cory Gardner vowed to hold up Justice Department nominations until Sessions changes his marijuana policy.
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That claim does not hold up to scrutiny, in both the long and short term.
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They can regale friends about their exchanges and hold up their cellphone when he calls.
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Plus, it features a secret compartment built-in that can hold up to four cigarillos.
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Some questioned whether an agreement of this scope would hold up under pressure in courts.
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If you are in a classroom setting, hold up your creation for others to see.
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City limits can affect perceptions, and a criticism of Mayor Pete Buttigieg doesn't hold up.
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Patterns in congressional voting might not hold up in a higher-turnout, higher-stakes election.
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That's almost as much force as you'd need to hold up a Saturn V rocket.
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She similarly bought inexpensive cookware and then felt bad when it did not hold up.
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Should those variables hold up, the president looks set to get another four-year term.
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Other stocks that hold up nicely during a volatility surge include Johnson & Johnson and McDonald's.
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Then it will be Democrats searching for ways to hold up Mr. Trump's court choices.
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But any improvement here is a welcome one, especially if the battery claims hold up.
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The home features a climate-controlled wine cellar, which can hold up to 1,000 bottles.
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Kurt Schrader, a centrist Democrat from Oregon, of progressives' threat to hold up the bill.
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If you're listing things, you can hold up a finger each time you state something.
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The school shuttered in 2011, and Schneiderman said such videos wouldn't hold up in court.
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The app and website are easy to use and the financial products hold up well.
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Mr. Trump's claim that this move will help the American economy does not hold up.
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Any evidence gleaned from these searches, the detectives are told, won't hold up in court.
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A confrontation with a rider could hold up the bus — or, worse, lead to violence.
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The response • Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, threatened to hold up Justice Department appointments.
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However, we're told this travel arrangement will probably only hold up for about a year.
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Adults rush to hug her and people hold up their notebooks for her to autograph.
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So, we asked Johnny how a world-class physical specimen like LeBron would hold up.
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But it simply doesn't hold up in comparison to its evolved forms, Haunter and Gengar.
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One particular example Republicans like to hold up of alleged censorship is when now-Sen.
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The latest edition of KMB is a brave experiment that doesn't hold up under scrutiny.
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"There is considerable legal opinion that these fraud charges and the 'rogue unit' charges that are still pending are so thin they could not hold up a tea-bag, let alone hold up in court," said Gary van Staden, analyst at NKC African Economics.
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You have a big song right now, "Hold Up," with Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert.
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And there was a lot of really good questions and Mark did not hold up well.
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One set of statistics makes evident a genuine problem for Clinton, if the numbers hold up.
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Even if they do, there are a ton of old games that really don't hold up.
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However, it comes with a lightweight sac that can hold up to 1.5 liters of water.
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Hart and Cranston have great buddy chemistry, but it's not enough to hold up the film.
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How his assortment of tattoos will hold up with time, however, still remains to be seen.
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In deep Bay Ridge, too, so that's sort of the Brooklyn stereotype that doesn't hold up.
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Thrust into a dangerous situation, she must see whether her years of skills actually hold up.
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Attempts to explain away the difference without new physics don't seem to hold up to scrutiny.
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If he does not hold up, this could end very very badly for DJT and others.
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As long as that's the case, they're willing to hold up their end of the bargain.
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And even when the paperwork is completed, Congress can hold up its investigations for literally months.
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And she did shout him out, but J.Prone didn't hold up his end of the deal.
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Once assembled, the rear space can hold up to 10 people or eight 44-gallon drums.
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And that's just the latest in a long series of ACA predictions that didn't hold up.
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Simply tap it and then hold up your phone to show the IRL environment around you.
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Thus can a region of 3.5m souls hold up a deal backed by governments representing 545m.
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I have three others (in different colors) and they hold up well from year to year.
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This highly-rated set of nine is super durable and can hold up to 11 pounds.
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Other departments that had already signed off on the money were perplexed by the hold up.
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And the longer that supposed guarantee is in effect, the less likely it will hold up.
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The hold-up threatened to cost Hamilton the lead, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen closing in.
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Ben Sasse, Nebraska: "Hold up: Americans don't look to Chinese commies for the truth," Sasse tweeted.
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But that's only true if you trust the research, and some of it doesn't hold up.
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By using a hybrid SIM tray, the S7 can hold up to 200GB of expandable storage.
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There's a lot of other issues hanging over Trump, so this metric may not hold up.
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"WOMEN hold up half the sky," Mao Zedong used to say, when not harassing peasant girls.
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His heavy handed depictions of America's problems didn't hold up against Hillary's detailed, solution oriented answers.
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This new box, which is now in preview, can hold up to one petabyte of data.
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After all, the old adage tends to hold up that you get what you pay for.
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My primary concern with the JIB Wireless was how they would hold up to everyday use.
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The debate is mainly about which approach would hold up better in court, the officials said.
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" After Braff's intro, the couple's friends and family appear and hold up signs reading "say yes.
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This addictive online game was built based on the iconic scene from Beyoncé's "Hold Up" video.
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Combining extremely light weight with a 789-horsepower twin-turbo V8 engine, performance should hold up.
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The Fold's big hinge also suggests that it may hold up better after thousands of bends.
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Though Simmons grabbed the lead back for the Angels, they could not make it hold up.
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So if their defense can't hold up, they've at least got a prayer in a shootout.
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SpaceX has a large hangar at 39A that can hold up to five vehicles at once.
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The pick, a mild surprise, also seemed to hold up a mirror to the President's nature.
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PKHeX is a vital tool for ensuring Pokémon from modded games hold up in online play.
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Until then, the technical analyst also needs to see the stock hold up at current levels.
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Al-Hamra consists of about a dozen hangars, each meant to hold up to 150 people.
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"We've managed to hold up in amazingly volatile markets on the asset management side," Jacobs said.
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Study after study has examined the "knowledge gap" hypothesis and found that it doesn't hold up.
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Although it's been described as "polo with a headless goat," the comparison doesn't really hold up.
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The yacht can comfortably hold up to 12 guests and 12 crew members at a time.
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But as definitive as this report seems, forensic reports don't always hold up to legal scrutiny.
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The structure was built to hold up the cables and servers that distributed the school's data.
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It destroyed 11 tanks that can hold up to 80,000 barrels of gasoline and other fuels.
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The Mini uses card-sized film, which can hold up to ten sheets at a time.
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IN CLASSICAL mythology, Atlas was the god condemned to hold up the sky for all eternity.
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If you like baseball and you're not following the Kansas City Royals, what's the hold up?
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They're a classic sandwich chip, and hold up way better to dipping than your average Lay's.
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Would they hold up to the beautiful blogger shots that are constantly being re-pinned online?
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So while they can in many cases hold up the Republican agenda, their powers are limited.
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However, some argue that the stance the Education Department has taken might not hold up legally.
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He's promised to hold up the letter of the law when it came to the RFS.
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"We'll probably hold up cards with words like 'stomp' and 'bam' and 'wham," Ms. Elwell said.
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Though, in all fairness, I don't think it'd hold up all that well to a grizzly.
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So how will he hold up in Quebec, and how will the other leaders handle him?
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The North has made peace overtures in the past that did not hold up under scrutiny.
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They also can point to factors in Alabama to hold up their part of the argument.
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How will Spieth's swing hold up when the wind picks up and the pressure bears down?
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But it has been Cleveland's pitching that has made even the slimmest of margins hold up.
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Its engines push out 210 horse power and it can hold up to about 260 pounds.
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People on both sides of the fight believe that their arguments will hold up in court.
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It remains to be seen how he'll hold up against other YouTubers at the Challenger Games.
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In the debate around the Supreme Court vacancy, a lot of rhetoric simply doesn't hold up.
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As a result, some inside the administration are concerned Trump's proposal won't hold up in court.
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This foldable camping chair can hold up to 210 pounds, but weighs less than 220 pounds!
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It will have to be tested but they say it will not hold up in court.
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When challenged, Power Balance's claims of increased strength and flexibility could not hold up in court.
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When it came time to absorb Woodley's best, however, the champ's chin did not hold up.
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Donald Trump has a habit of making claims that don't quite hold up when checked out.
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Can his team hold up in a tough SEC West and still get to nine wins?
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But does the comparison between a Latin American Socialist and an American billionaire really hold up?
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We looked back at our favorite Obamacare predictions to see how they hold up in 2020.
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Maybe you can reap extra energy-burn rewards, assuming the results of the study hold up.
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Conquest and all that proceeded pretty slowly because you could simply hold up in your castle.
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To show others that someone is worthy of love, but — hold up — you've already chosen them?
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Doyle grafts his original ideas and research onto a big argument that doesn't quite hold up.
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You change the world when you hold up a new and more attractive way to live.
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If all four of these senators vote no, the math doesn't hold up for Cassidy-Graham.
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Sometimes he's sitting across from you expecting you to hold up your end of a conversation.
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If Pusha going all in on Drake's approach to fatherhood seems a little harsh, hold up.
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A man who, in his heart of hearts, wanted to hold up one more armored truck.
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Can she hold up under the scrutiny that comes along with being a top-tier candidate?
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They want your business, certainly, but promises of big savings don't hold up in all cases.
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Or do you want to hold up a sign and hope somebody comes and finds you?
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We don't know if that advantage will hold up as we get closer to the election.
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"You've got to have the votes," Thune said of the push to hold up the nominee.
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If a service provider fails to hold up its end of the bargain, everyone knows it.
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And, at least initially, the military leaders seemed to hold up their end of the bargain.
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But he says this doesn't hold up because humans aren't the most common meal for sharks.
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This way, you don't hold up their plans and they can ask someone else if needed.
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The chambers, made by company Shelter-In-Place, hold up to 35 students and two teachers.
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"Hold Up" is the delightfully unhinged cornerstone of "Lemonade," upon which all other pieces are stacked.
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It's technically the first in a series, but it should hold up on its own, too.
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There has been a lot of talk about what doesn't hold up from the original series.
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The question now is ... how does Pete's Hollywood clout hold up in the City of Angels.
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Then the kids each hold up signs for Hall before running to give her a hug.
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An overview of Republican defenses presented against impeachment so far (and why they don't hold up).
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With almost 200 unicorns, there could be more exits this year if the markets hold up.
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But Trump's old defenses had to hold up against a number of new turns this week.
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Ask the person to hold up both hands, with his or her palms near your eyes.
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Pizzolatto is spinning a crazy story here, one that perhaps doesn't hold up to closer scrutiny.
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Unfortunately, Pompeo's list of Trump administration accomplishments does not hold up against realities on the ground.
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It contains guest appearances by Jack White ("Don't Hurt Yourself"), The Weeknd ("6 Inch"), James Blake ("Forward"), and Kendrick Lamar ("Freedom"); as well as a samples from Led Zeppelin ("Don't Hurt Yourself"), Yeah Yeah Yeahs ("Hold Up"), Father John Misty ("Hold Up"), and Animal Collective ("6 Inch").
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And then my producer Matty and DJ Spinz made this beat for me, the "Hold Up" beat.
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I'm sorry to report that as an adult, though, many parts of those movies don't hold up.
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It&aposs not a defense to bank robbery that you didn&apost hold up the candy store.
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In 2006, he joined forces with Southern conservatives to hold up reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act.
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What if we dismantled the stigma by figuring out how to hold up the arms of others?
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But just because you can include certain terms doesn't mean they'll hold up in court, Davis said.
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Trump could sign a new executive order this week designed to better hold up to legal scrutiny.
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This is why so many hold up the group's TV awards as more exciting than the Emmys.
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Made from vachetta leather, these summer sandals will break in beautifully and hold up all season long.
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If those results hold up to scrutiny, CAR-T could become the first FDA-approved gene therapy.
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You could replace video game with "anime" in Schager's piece and it would hold up just fine.
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It's good to see that the service seems to hold up well in the transition to Android.
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Here, we recount the aspects of the show that still totally hold up, and those that don't.
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Who would've thought to use a hair tie to hold up a broken diaper on an airplane?
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Many people hold up ready-made photos of Zurga, which suggests a stealth campaign has been underway.
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So, looking purely at the metrics, the SaaS premium over marketplaces seems to hold up to scrutiny.
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The inside is lined with a tough herringbone fabric that seems like it will hold up well.
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They have been able to hold up a mirror so that we Americans can better see ourselves.
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Surfers hold up the longest surfboard in the world at Fistral Beach in Newquay, England, Aug. 6.
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The structure will be stable enough to hold up to 3kg while moving forward, its website claims.
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Four other officers await trial, but legal experts are now questioning whether those cases will hold up.
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European officials, though, have expressed doubts that those moves would hold up if challenged in European courts.
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While I'm no expert, I'm not sure that thinking would hold up in a court of law.
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But what we know from the evidence is that this simply doesn't hold up under scientific scrutiny.
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It has three storage compartments, two smaller and one larger, that together hold up to 20 pounds.
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Available in four colors, it can securely hold up to three cards or a wad of cash.
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His mother says he's now able to hold up his head, and he's eating, smiling, and babbling.
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Kinberg agreed to the bargain, and now Lawrence has to hold up her end of the deal.
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"Not only is the whole premise like snake oil, the logic doesn't even hold up," he said.
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The music alone, without Meat Loaf, Jim Steinman wrote such classic songs, they hold up through time.
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If women hold up half the sky, perhaps more of them should be paid for their exertions.
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Plus, the crust that works for Grandma's apple may not hold up well for Ina Garten's pumpkin.
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To close out an incredible day in Philly, Beyoncé released the video for "Hold Up" on YouTube.
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"Not only is the whole premise like snake oil, the logic doesn't even hold up," he added.
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If the 2159 parallels hold up - and they are plentiful and striking - probably not long at all.
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Hernandez and three of her teammates presented Beyoncé with the award for the singer's "Hold Up" video.
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But the State Department said Monday that Russia did not hold up its end of an agreement.
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Oh, and because of how you did it, the indictments might not even hold up in court.
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After those ratings failed to hold up, billions in fines were paid to settle claims of wrongdoing.
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But Dresden said challenges aren't likely to hold up given that the trademarks weren't registered by squatters.
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That in-game leadership is what led Astralis to hold up the ELeague Major trophy in January.
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He and his fellow lawmakers could hold up the legislation needed to implement parts of the deal.
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But Singer-Vine left the project in 2012, leaving Hollowell-Dhar to hold up the duo's legacy.
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The fundamentals of real estate still hold up, even when there is an elephant in your warehouse.
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" He added "an advantage of showing it early" will be "to hold up the market in anticipation.
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A dense forest might hold up to 150 tonnes of carbon per hectare, grassland about 35 tonnes.
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But experts say the probe won't amount to anything because the conspiracy doesn't hold up to science.
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I think that the job of an artist is to basically hold up a mirror to society.
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President Donald Trump had also threatened to hold up negotiations on keeping the government open this week.
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But just days before, the Supreme Court effectively said "hold up" in response to the DOJ request.
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The prosecution alleges Noble didn't hold up his end of the suicide pact after watching Mullen die.
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Surely something with this kind of price tag can do something other than hold up the display!
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When robbers tried to hold up these "decoys," backup officers would swoop in and make an arrest.
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I'm forever looking for signs of authenticity to hold up against all of our collective human fraudulence.
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Click ahead to see which still hold up and which ones are best left in the past.
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Re-watching the movie now, it's more than the sexiness of shoulder-blowing that doesn't hold up.
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Even given the benefit of the doubt, Donut Earth Theory doesn't hold up to basic scientific interrogation.
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Some New York state lawmakers worry Tesla may fail to hold up its end of the bargain.
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"I don't think there's going to be any more justifications to hold up this legislation," she said.
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If futures hold up, the Dow would avoid its first five-day skid in over a year.
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Sources close to the prime minister have confirmed that he does not intend to hold up proceedings.
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Hard-boiled eggs are great to make in bulk, because they're incredibly versatile and hold up well.
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Interestingly, Nelson's team wants a judge to dismiss this case as not to hold up everything else.
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The use of any technology to deter is shortsighted and can't hold up over the long run.
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The gay classics "Mommie Dearest" and Mary Wilson's "Dreamgirl: My Life as a Supreme" still hold up.
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But, how do you know if a style you like will actually hold up in wet weather?
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"The central thesis of this hearing doesn't hold up under even the most basic scrutiny," he protested.
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"For someone to hold up a Facebook post as journalism is kind of an affront," he said.
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But he said he worried that her fragile health, including hypertension and diabetes, would not hold up.
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He assembled the room behind him, urging everyone to hold up a bottle — Champagne, vodka, D'Ussé cognac.
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"So you hold up a nominee like that just as leverage to get the information," Grassley said.
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One question was whether the effect would hold up if officers did not announce the cameras' presence.
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And even though many of his looks are understated, Menendez said they stand out and hold up.
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Kelley didn't think his friend would hold up on the stand, so, apparently, he had to go.
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In particular, the organization wants to make sure the device can hold up in harsh winter weather.
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It remains to be seen if the Chinese will actually hold up its end of the bargain.
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The quality has to hold up, it has to be fabricated well and have an emotional impact.
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The company says that the material can hold up to hundreds of thousands of openings and closings.
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Though lacking Fitzgerald's improvisational resources and Frank Sinatra's emotional palette, Day's vocals hold up pretty well today.
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I was crushed, though not surprised, to discover that, for the most part, they don't hold up.
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He feels lucky, but he also intends to hold up his end of the bargain with AbleGamers.
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And neither side trusts that the other will hold up their end of the bargain, she says.
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He laughs and smiles incessantly, mumbling aphoristic phrases that may or may not hold up post-trip.
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If the test results hold up, it's unclear how he'll explain his way out of this one.
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"Big homie better hold up," she sings, establishing this cadence for the first half of the song.
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But does its tongue-in-cheek portrayal of young women and their social lives hold up today?
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The A321 can hold up to 33 passengers and comes with a stated range of 3,700 miles.
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Both companies made such a claim in court, but they may not hold up, Mr. Force said.
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Numerous evangelical leaders have contorted themselves to hold up Mr. Trump as a virtuous, even godly, figure.
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In Los Angeles, Ms. Warren appeared more accommodating when two women rushed onstage to hold up signs.
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Mr. Neal worked closely with House lawyers to prepare the request to hold up against legal challenge.
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As CBD oil seeks to go mainstream, it's tough to tell which products hold up to scrutiny.
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This is a novel approach, and it is unclear if it will hold up to further scrutiny.
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Whoever he is must ensure that legislation does right by those who hold up half the sky.
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If that's the case, a grain salad or cheesecake bars hold up well when made in advance.
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The homeowner was also an extensive wine collector and the cellar can hold up to 4,000 bottles.
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But when the programs have been subject to randomized controlled trials, none of these findings hold up.
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People still don't have a secure belief that the electrical infrastructure is really going to hold up.
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We talk about our favorite shows and books, and I hold up the cats to the camera.
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Please don&apost pretend to hold up Italy&aposs Leaning Tower of Pisa when you&aposre there.
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He threatened to hold up an FDA funding bill unless the Senate voted on Right to Try.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Trip terror, Part 1 Humanity might want to hold up on that trip to Mars.
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An oil official based in eastern Libya estimated that the tanks hold up to 460,000 barrels each.
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When those questions inevitably arrive, Williams can just hold up her iPad, press play and sit back.
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Some companies wrongly hold up their bug bounty programs as a magic solution to all security woes.
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And as recently as Friday, some companies were predicting that their sales would hold up just fine.
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"We collectively owe it to the Dreamers to hold up our end of the bargain," Apple said.
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Mark Warner of Virginia, did obtain some FinCEN documents amid threats to hold up a Treasury nominee.
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Popular explanations — poor outside job prospects, educational enticements, the brashness of youth — don't hold up under scrutiny.
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But a lot of these so-called benefits of daylight saving time don't hold up under scrutiny.
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By now, I've figured out which styles work best — and which don't hold up in real life.
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If the numbers hold up, a new merchandise king could be crowned in the National Football League.
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Almost all celebrities aim for an impregnable public image, one that can hold up to any assault.
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Now they could try to hold up federal funding to provide these devices to low-income women.
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The spacecraft will need to make a safe descent and hold up well during the water landing.
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Meanwhile, stocks have managed to hold up rather well even as oil has tumbled, Davitt points out.
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As Lucas describes, the spinning reflective tape method couldn't hold up to the rigors of lightsaber combat.
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I don't mean to hold up the movies as some uniquely enlightened antidote to the ugliness elsewhere.
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"We have not seen a single hold-up, a single doubt," said Artur Stabinski of Coldwell Banker.
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Senators can hold up federal judicial nominees within their state through the so-called blue slip process.
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Compose your photo and then hold up your palm until you see the countdown on your screen.
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"I've drawn prenups that I knew would hold up right the day they're getting married," he said.
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Asked by CNN's Blitzer in February about the hold-up at the town hall, Sanders parried again.
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Judge Richard Leon said the constitutional arguments made by the North American Butterfly Association didn't hold up.
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Should a United employee hold up a plane so an elderly passenger can make a tight connection?
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Investors fear how these momentum names will hold up in a downturn, particularly as interest rates spike.
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Because sometimes we put ourselves in this position of judgment that doesn't really hold up under scrutiny.
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But the movie doesn't hold up its subjects as symbols of suffering or as emblems of strength.
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But now millions of people are looking at their DNA to see if those stories hold up.
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Hold Up continues at Angel's Gate Cultural Center (3601 South Gaffey Street, San Pedro) through April 4.
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The writing that many of us do in college doesn't hold up so well several decades later.
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Vampyr wants to appear hostile to the player, but in reality, it doesn't hold up to pushback.
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The social narratives that we're told (like maintaining family relationships) may not hold up in every circumstance.
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In some cases, that generous reading of intentions doesn't hold up — some people just want stuff for free.
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Researchers take an experiment that's already been done, and test whether its conclusions hold up by reproducing it.
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Also, it's important to note that even if the findings do hold up, this theory has its limitations.
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It also has a cafe, a bakery and a kitty hall that can hold up to 40 people.
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Just hold up your phone when you're confused, look for the onscreen arrows, and put it back down.
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The octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 processor and 2GB of RAM hold up quite well for 3D gaming.
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You can sit, prop your feet up, or let your kids jump on them, and they'll hold up.
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Semi-permanent can only hold up to about six shampoos, but tends to fade without any harsh lines.
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But the findings, if they hold up, could have a substantial impact on the future of depression research.
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Maybe you tossed off a remark during a moment of heightened emotion that doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
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The hold-up is due in part to information the Corps is waiting for from the oil company.
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Stainless steel or aluminum are optimal for building one that can hold up for at least a generation.
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People hold up banners as thousands march to mark International Women's Day in Melbourne, Australia, on March 8.
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The book came out in 2010, shortly after his release from jail for a previous hold-up conviction.
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The team only made miniature bricks, so it's possible that larger Martian bricks won't hold up so well.
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"What?!" one of her sisters could be heard exclaiming as she turned around to hold up the sign.
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"You don't hold up foreign aid that we had previously appropriated for a political initiative," said GOP Sen.
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He also claims that they hold up well when exposed to sweat and don't emit any noticeable heat.
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The problem was that Price didn't have any big accomplishments that he could hold up in his defense.
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They create rich, clear sound, but songs with lots of loud bass and drums also hold up well.
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According to the listing, it can hold up to 30 pounds (potentially two cats?) and is airline approved.
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Workers on Thursday were removing fuels from the damaged tanks, which each can hold up to 80,000 barrels.
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"Pretty much it was just me that didn't hold up my part of the job today," Nelson said.
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It is different at every single meeting the mid-cycle adjustment statement is not going to hold up.
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But the G7 just won't hold up next to any of today's top-tier phones in low light.
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Drawing the analogy between the two economies is tempting, but does not necessarily hold up to closer scrutiny.
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Plus, it can hold up to 18 pounds and can fit devices up to 15.6 inches in size.
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There are questions that still need answering around replayability and just how long cardboard peripherals can hold up.
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It can hold up to 35 liters and has plenty of pockets to help you keep things organized.
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HP is claiming up to 25 hours of battery life, an impressive amount if the claims hold up.
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Depending on the mod it can hold up to three batteries—the traditional being a 16850 rechargable battery.
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The Karoo region is believed to hold up to 390 trillion cubic feet of technically recoverable gas reserves.
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The M&D MW50 hold up fine, but frankly, they should be flawless with that $450 price tag.
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"A late fee was levied and they still didn't hold up their end of the agreement," TDO claims.
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These lubes hold up against the water test and will keep things smooth and slippery during shower friskiness.
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Maybe that's for logistical reasons: Commenters on the site Living Snoqualmie are worried that it'll hold up traffic.
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They decided on using 100 percent cotton jersey, so the clothes will hold up and become wardrobe staples.
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Obviously don't know how this will hold up yet but pretty simple technology so it should do fine.
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Image: Christin Lola/shutterstockActual lab tests have revealed that the commonly-cited five-second rule doesn't hold up.
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My one outstanding question with this phone is how its performance will hold up in the long run.
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Typically, General Electric is correlated with the broader averages, but in 2016 that pattern did not hold up.
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We put out that EP, Walking With Shadows, and listening back to it, it doesn't really hold up.
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"Obama reached an agreement with Russia, Russia failed to hold up their end of the agreement," he said.
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You'll need a way to transport them to work, though, and old takeout containers don't usually hold up.
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Intending to shock, he'd paid a bunch of people around the world to hold up anti-Semitic signs.
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This shelving system can hold up to 600 pounds and as many as 12 Bin Warehouse brand bins.
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Each hook can hold up to about seven pounds and are fully adjustable to fit any size handle.
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We were fortunate to scratch one across (to break an eighth-inning tie) and make it hold up.
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The problem is that the theory didn't hold up after the last three major changes in tax policy.
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Good bras are also pretty basic — straps that hold up your cups and a band that supports you.
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Despite the editorial's dire warning, some experts believe the North Korean economy could hold up better than expected.
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In fact, Macy's is the the stock in the group that tends to hold up a little better.
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We broke the story ... negotiations with Barr were the only hold-up in going forward with the show.
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But what it shouldn't do is hold up needed reform for the sake of one special interest group.
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Then, the printer adds a temporary polymer outer shell that helps the entire structure hold up during implantation.
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That logic may not hold up in Mississippi, where Trump has more time to determine whom to endorse.
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"If consumers have jobs, and they're seeing even marginal wage gain, then consumption will hold up," Matus said.
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Women hold up half the sky, and we need to support them; they can't do this by themselves.
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Before the fire, the facility had 242 tanks able to hold up to 13.1 million barrels of fuels.
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Flake, or any other Republican senator, could single-handedly hold up nominees to force a concession from leaders.
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I'm gonna see how they hold up throughout the night and report back to you later this evening.
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A number of law professors said in letters to Warren that her proposal would hold up in court.
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For that reason, the movies hold up nicely: they treated the cars like another member of the cast.
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Meat, for instance, that's braised or roasted is likely to hold up better than that which is seared.
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But Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has indicated the tariffs wouldn't hold up the signing of the deal.
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If the numbers hold up, Mr. Trump could net most of the state's 95 delegates on April 19.
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The queen of daytime comedy takes on Queen Bey in this cute spoof of the "Hold Up" video.
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The AIDAprima can hold up to 3,300 passengers with 900 crew members and is nearly 1,000 feet long.
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This wetsuit is flexible, and I've found it to hold up in temperatures considerably lower than their rating.
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He said it could set a new precedent for senators who want to hold up the nomination process.
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Although the chicken was as crispy and flavorful as desired, the biscuit around it just didn't hold up.
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Thick vines also hold up the structures of the trees whose leaves send water vapor into the atmosphere.
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But Missouri is almost certain to remain an outlier, and its analysis simply doesn't hold up to scrutiny.
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If the signatures hold up, oil industry officials say the contest should be a close, hard-fought battle.
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Pelosi has previously said cited concerns with labor and environmental provisions as the reason for the hold-up.
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If those numbers hold up, the President will need to find 10 electoral votes somewhere on the map.
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Cramer says that this is a nice idea, but it doesn't always hold up in the real world.
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Researchers like Thomasson test those standards, to see whether they hold up when fires are at their worst.
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One of the big questions hanging over the speaker is how well its smart functions will hold up.
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Wheeler refused to make his intentions clear, effectively giving the GOP an excuse to hold up Rosenworcel's reconfirmation.
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An operator can hold up to four 1800 MHz licenses with a lifetime span of 15 years each.
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Rereading it in my late 30s, it did completely hold up, and it was all the more impressive.
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Over the years I've found that Commando tights also hold up admirably to frequent wears and machine washings.
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I'd walk in and she'd immediately hold up a shape and demand I tell her what it was.
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Apparently you needed to hold up and hammer button 2 eight times, before the game over music ended.
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But hold up — does a woman being pregnant mean that it's cool to poke fun at her weight?
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Again, it was fairly empty and I got my ticket quickly without an issue or a hold-up.
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The 1 percent owner will have the same negotiating and hold-up power as the 99 percent owner.
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In my experience, and according to some 700 happy Amazon shoppers, the products hold up well over time.
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About $750,000 is helping renovate a former government prison in Hasaka that will hold up to 1,000 detainees.
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But too much delay in figuring out who should get a check could hold up the entire process.
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Erickson sang and wrote songs that "hold up better than any other music from that period," he says.
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Mr. Pompeo has said the detention centers are "re-education camps" that hold up to one million people.
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Manufacturing, which is especially vulnerable to trade, is slowing across advanced economies even as service industries hold up.
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The pipeline issue, by the way, it's not true in tech, and it doesn't hold up anywhere, frankly.
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Cover image: Education protestors hold up signs a the Capitol in Oklahoma City on Friday, April 6, 2018.
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Then he participated in mass shooting simulations to see how he would hold up in such a scenario.
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Within this is everything that detractors of the Red Hot Chili Peppers hold up as silly and disposable.
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There's also no guarantee that hackers will hold up their end of the bargain if a victim pays.
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But even those agreements do not always hold up in instances of negligence by the company, lawyers said.
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A few even hold up signs advocating independence, an idea that mainland and local officials denounce as illegal.
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But if NATO's assurances do not hold up, that is not a good look for a military alliance.
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The new scissor mechanisms offer more travel than earlier, maligned MacBook keyboard and should hold up much better.
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Bernie Sanders counter-threaten to hold up the bill unless more strict conditions were put on corporate aid.
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What made it so hard to simply hold up his hand and say, "Something doesn't look right here"?
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But Cramer said he doesn't think the sales will be able to hold up, because of the coronavirus.
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We don't know whether Mr. Trump's one-man show will hold up under this kind of intense pressure.
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But the Pimco team expects mortgage bonds to hold up better than corporate bonds if the economy weakens.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), angered by the report, in November threatened to hold up Pentagon nominees over the change.
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The volatility storm that has rocked the market could be just getting started if historical trends hold up.
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But we cannot hold up the strength of black women without acknowledging the stress that comes with it.
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You can have certain standards and procedures, but can they hold up when your company gets more complicated?
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Science is always subject to ongoing debate, something scientists proudly hold up as a feature, not a bug.
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On the floor, before all of his colleagues, he demanded McConnell tell him what the hold up was.
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Glad to see this ARM-based laptop finally getting released, then, but very curious about the hold-up.
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"He made a ton of money while failing to hold up his end of the bargain," Tong said.
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One, Teen Vogue clearly did not hold up whatever its end of the bargain with Facebook had been.
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It's able to hold up to 700 pounds, which is about as much support as you'll likely need.
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I broke the ensuing awkward silence by suggesting the girls go ahead and we shouldn't hold up dinner.
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Even some studies reported on by newspapers (like this one) fail to hold up as we might hope.
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The logic for leaving the Paris accords does not hold up to the language of the agreement itself.
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Platkin also suggests bringing fruit as a snack (apples and oranges hold up well during travel, he says).
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Artists often hold up a mirror so the rest of us can better see the world around us.
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It was easy enough for the White House to hold up the State Department portion of the funding.
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But there are some broader implications of their research (provided their results hold up with other, larger studies).
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Try to find a home inspector who can check how well the roof might hold up, in particular.
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And for a deeper dive, read last week's story about what the hold up is in Congress here.
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Any agreement will need to now hold up in the House and Senate and finally the White House.
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I'm like, 'Hold up, I'll make three beats for you for five hundred dollars and I'll record you.
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I was excited to see if it could hold up against its pasta predecessors or regular potato gnocchi.
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The insert is substantial and looks as if it will hold up to the stove top and cleaning.
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The truck comes with a remote-controlled crawler that can hold up to 750 kilograms, about 1,653 pounds.
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Investors fear that tech companies may not hold up well in a downturn, particularly as interest rates spike.
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Do films on Satan still hold up due to their primal power or are they just plain silly?
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"At my age, which is enormous, you get worried that your memory won't hold up," Mr. Plummer said.
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That being said, it's not likely that the "lemon defense" will hold up for murder in Turkish court.
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James Risch, R-Idaho, to ensure they did not hold up the vote and increase the shutdown risk.
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Taggart and Pall hold up a distorted mirror to their audience, showing fans the ugliest versions of themselves.
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We hold up the mirror so that people can see themselves more clearly, but in a compassionate way.
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It's what we often do with friends and family — we're afraid to hold up the mirror to them.
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It was built by an intern, and basically you'd hold up your phone looking, say, down the street.
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But emails revealed this week that the EPA's strange rationale didn't hold up under the agency's own analysis.
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"It will be interesting to see how the live streams hold up to large viewing numbers," Anthony said.
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Based on what people have said about the last XPS model, it should also hold up well over time.
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"The bell peppers are really perfect for this, though, because they hold up like a tortilla chip," she assures.
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I mean, as you point out, she may have the staying power if those jungle primary numbers hold up.
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In any case, it doesn't quite hold up to the legacy of either Parts Unknown or of Kitchen Nightmares.
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The issue: The hold-up in bipartisan talks continues to be the increase in domestic, non-defense spending levels.
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The first round was also incomplete on Thursday and early-morning fog on Friday continued to hold up proceedings.
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It's impossible to say if the extraordinary claims in Energy Transfer's lawsuit against Greenpeace will hold up in court.
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The worst part is, restaurants often give you the flimsy ones that don't hold up for a second use.
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Assuming the deal can hold up to regulatory scrutiny, the new company will be known just as T-Mobile.
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That policy change, he said, was the "proof in the pudding" that the lawsuit will hold up in court.
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For now, we will have to wait and see if Simms will hold up his end of the deal.
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That's another reason why Chinese companies that do a big chunk of their business domestically should hold up okay.
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Nobody was injured during the hold-up, which lasted about eight minutes, a source close to the investigation said.
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There are songs in his catalog that he hears and cringes, but he believes others still hold up, musically.
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Is this someone you can hold up to your kids and say what a great role model he is?
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It's the game that saw the Capitals finally stare into the abyss and hold up an outstretched middle finger.
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She took a baseball bat, à la Beyoncé in "Hold Up," and crushed her image into a million pieces.
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But "Hold Up," we are here to try and help you process your reaction in all its stages. 1.
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That said, I can't vouch for how Divinity: Original Sin II will hold up on more consumer-oriented Macs.
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It's a phone case that doubles as a wallet, and it can hold up to three cards and cash.
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It's obviously too early to say whether or not Automata's slick action will hold up for the entire game.
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But this Kasa plug will hold up with pretty much all of the expected elements of fall and winter.
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Growing up in China, Zhang saw women working under Mao Zedong's diktat that "Women hold up half the sky".
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