" He added: "It's getting emptier over time, some people leaving, some people still there holding onto what they're holding onto.
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By holding onto the painting, he feels like he's holding onto the last bit of his mother available to him.
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" via GIPHY • "I'm still holding onto it until marriage.
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You try and get something to eat, and you're holding onto the table with one hand, so you don't fall off your chair, and you're holding onto your plate with your other hand.
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Holding onto resentment will only keep you in pain longer.
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He just went holding onto the ropes and [ran] up.
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DHS has been holding onto one plaintiff's phone since January.
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She's holding onto this life out of fear and habit.
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Holding onto an excellent dry riesling from Austria or Alsace?
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He's also holding onto white voters without a college degree.
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Holding onto a grudge diminishes your life, not anyone else's.
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No one's holding onto any illusions about your holiday spirit.
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And if I don't, why am I holding onto it?
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Are they holding onto a sensory trace of the lost?
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And Blevins is holding onto most of that money he's making.
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" Biden, 76, quipped in response: "I'm still holding onto that torch.
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But holding onto anger didn't protect me from future heartache either.
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She got to a telephone pole and was holding onto that.
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You'll be ready to drop the baggage you've been holding onto.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are holding onto their French roots.
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It was like holding onto a charm that contained no magic.
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Now, here is Claire, holding onto the railing for dear life.
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Or who are holding onto an old iPhone rather than upgrading.
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Now residents cross the waters while holding onto a scavenged cable.
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Sterling bought $1.71, holding onto modest gains from the previous session.
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Taking power, however, was one thing; holding onto it was another.
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Stroke their ego Narcissists have a way of holding onto a grudge.
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Address the resentments you may be holding onto within your partnerships, Virgo!
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Holding onto this attitude is a vital part of professional medical ethics.
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We just hope this dude was holding onto the puppy really firmly.
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They are holding onto this fight like me still watching Grey's Anatomy.
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We all have those pieces that we're holding onto in our closets.
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I plan on holding onto my charger, and pen, for a while.
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And there's just this last thread she's holding onto: There's this boy.
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In the photo her daughter is holding onto Jenner's perfectly manicured finger.
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This empathy can help you overcome any grudges you've been holding onto.
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"Sometimes, it's our own way of holding onto a relationship," she says.
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It's worth a punt, and it beats holding onto a petrified tooth.
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This is stuff that only Berkshire's been holding onto for this time.
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They were only able to stand up by holding onto a wall.
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Slow dancing is an affirmation of being — you're holding onto each other.
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More accurately about the fact that Kendall is holding onto Logan's pills?
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Just holding onto pucks and making the right plays, not overthinking things.
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Holding onto the pulley handle, and lower your bottom towards the ground.
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"It's about the consequences and costs of holding onto power," Martin said.
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Mr. Quaid led the way with Ms. McGroder holding onto his shoulders.
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In truth, I had been holding onto stories like these for ages.
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Warren is currently holding onto a bit over 15.99% of the vote.
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But when they would say "Cut," I would be holding onto something.
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One is lifting a spoon, one is holding onto the folded cloth.
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He climbed up on me again and he was holding onto me.
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Holding onto that job will almost always "trump" standing up for principle.
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A huge thing is not wanting regrets and not holding onto baggage.
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I would recommend holding onto a steady object before you mount the Bosu.
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In digital currencies, Bitcoin continued to move higher, holding onto gains over weekend.
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The promo ended with the 36-year-old holding onto an engagement ring.
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And so we wind up holding onto our bucks as long as possible.
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Then when you press I, while holding onto the speed key, Instagram opens.
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The NYPD is reportedly holding onto the clear box used in the performance.
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"Holding onto my namesake 99-year-old, Jenna Welch," she captioned the slideshow.
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However, she warns, that doesn't mean holding onto every friend that you have.
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Despite his warnings, stocks seem to be firmly holding onto its win streak.
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If you've been holding onto some emotional baggage, some deep healing could arrive.
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Studies show holding onto anger erodes one's health while granting forgiveness enhances it.
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Holding onto small rural counties by just enough to eke out the victory.
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At 18 months old, he still can't walk without holding onto someone's hand.
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While the participants were holding onto their thoughts, the MRI scanned their brains.
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I'm holding onto more cashThe biggest change we are making is hoarding cash.
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Instead of holding onto your certificate, though, you turn around and sell it.
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Strategies around attracting, training up, and holding onto financial adviser talent are changing.
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Investors could lose their appetite for holding onto their existing supply of Treasuries.
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HK/SIN and mainland markets holding onto gains made in the previous session.
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But the firm has had trouble holding onto potential successors over the years.
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In reality, I hadn't been holding onto shit except for my own misconceptions.
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Which was appalling, that he was holding onto a criminal file in this thing.
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Whatever high-maintenance habits I'd been holding onto would have to be left behind.
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I was holding onto Hannah and Micaela just so that Jessica could get further.
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The Russians may still be holding onto information they hacked from the RNC servers.
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A lot of the characters tell lies and are holding onto really dark secrets.
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That's me in the waves holding onto a surfboard like a life preserver. Huh.
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"There is a certain rush you get from holding onto a car," he said.
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I'm holding onto those memories, and I'm finally able to laugh with him again.
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Necessary for any joggers who have tried to run while holding onto their phone.
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Television footage showed Lee, 64, physically shaken and holding onto the stand for support.
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In some photos, people appeared to pet the shark — some holding onto its fins.
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Holding onto the land until it is rezoned for private development is potentially lucrative.
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The rapper followed up with a video of Kulture holding onto a baby walker.
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That means Bones will be holding onto his mirrorball trophy for a calendar year.
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That means Bones will be holding onto his mirrorball trophy for a calendar year.
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Either way, props to Ramadan for holding onto the ball after all of that.
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Rimer said he's holding onto the stock and was upbeat about the Fonterra deal.
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Most phones are already pretty good, so people are holding onto them for longer.
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Still others saw holding onto conservative ideals as more important than keeping the majority.
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The second half played out similarly with the Panthers holding onto a narrow advantage.
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The party in power historically faces an uphill battle holding onto seats in Congress.
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I feel as though he's holding onto her until he finds his dream girl.
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But I am holding onto the very basics — what helped make 'Showman' a hit.
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His business dealings are just about holding onto dignity and usefulness and forward momentum.
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Election results show millennials holding onto their Democratic views as they age, she said.
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Maduro also closed the borders to stop people holding onto currency in neighboring countries.
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So what is it about the plan and not holding onto it too tightly?
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Whether Netanyahu qualifies may come down to him holding onto the leadership of Likud.
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"Even those who are extremely Islamic are holding onto the idea of human rights."
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It soaks up everything around it without falling apart, holding onto its tender bite.
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The euro was flat at 90.91 pence, holding onto a 0.073% gain on Monday.
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Meanwhile, 50 miles south of Sycamore, Towne had his own troubles holding onto his job.
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"Greatest reunion ever!" de Lesseps, 53, captioned a photo of herself holding onto her ex.
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But he was clearly holding onto his optimism, so I kept my opinions to myself.
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They've been rebuilding for years, and have plenty of good young players worth holding onto.
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But I was holding onto whatever was around me, basically, and her swimsuit was there.
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I find that holding onto something when you're eating helps, like a table for example.
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Grasping and holding onto memories was anathema to how I chose to live my life.
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He's been holding onto the secret for years and now he can finally let go.
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Larson was holding onto fifth with Kevin Harvick, Logano, Tony Stewart and Keselowski in tow.
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Holding onto venues is critical to a company that relies so much on ticket fees.
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As the smartphone market matures, people are holding onto their phones longer in developed countries.
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"I was holding onto [my Note7] because it was convenient to do so," Dickey said.
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Urie flew onto the stage to join Swift from above while holding onto an umbrella.
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Simply observing orangutans can't confirm whether juveniles are suckling or just holding onto their mothers.
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Fels said they feel "comfortable" holding onto TIPS because there is more inflation to come.
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In retrospect, public officials traded off eventual societal advancement for holding onto their own jobs.
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Some of Siemian&aposs sacks are because he&aposs holding onto the ball too long.
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We're right at a 25% decline right now, holding onto that 200-period moving average.
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I have to let go of a lot of stuff that I've been holding onto.
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Holding onto hope before death—no matter how futile, medically speaking—is more socially acceptable.
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Those guys would have to layer up to go to sleep, holding onto the bars.
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Holding onto things like a phone, wallet, and keys during a workout is pretty inconvenient.
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Limit their chances by holding onto the ball, taking quality shots, balancing the floor, etc.
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If an investor is still holding onto cryptocurrencies bought last year, no taxes are owed.
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People are holding onto their devices for longer, and for good reason (as detailed above).
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The continued low level of jobless claims reflects how employers are holding onto their workers.
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Holding onto a rope, they pulled themselves over the invisible line dividing Guatemala and Mexico.
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These rules are simply ad hoc mechanisms for holding onto power in a dangerous environment.
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Because that would undermine the very institutions that we're barely holding onto as it is?
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Peter tells Kelley he was holding onto the way they met, but it wasn't enough.
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Some of the shame and secrets I've been holding onto have been put to bed.
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"I think they're just used to holding onto the power they've always had," Bloesch said.
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Palpatine is still holding onto a grudge because his apprentice threw him over a ledge.
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For now, Iceland may be holding onto its whaling heritage, hinged to a shaky loophole.
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Oil prices slid after holding onto Friday's gains for most of the Asian trading session.
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They're holding onto the first impression that stumbling across their records initially made on them.
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On Tuesday night, the Braves were holding onto a narrow 22017-22018 lead over the Marlins.
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Have you actually healed from things or are you still holding onto the hurts and grievances?
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We had this studio in Van Nuys that we were holding onto, that was our headquarters.
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Identity is so important and to know June is holding onto hers gave me such hope.
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We can engage in the purity of friendship storylines while also holding onto our ironic attachment.
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A real-life symbol of the toy horse the girl from King's Landing was holding onto?
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Once, Pony noticed that Jim was holding onto furniture for support, as if he were dizzy.
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Billionaires like Seth Klarman and Warren Buffett are holding onto billions in cash as markets soar.
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Verdict: There are few things less zen than holding onto an illegally obtained mummified Buddhist monk.
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Which is to say they're holding onto their PRE — speculating on as yet unknown token economics.
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For one Olympian, helping someone in need outweighed holding onto his new prized possession from Rio.
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"He's still holding onto power, we don't want him any more here," said Alvez, the protester.
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And then someone had been holding onto that little golden nugget for a couple of months.
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So maybe she was holding onto a secret that made Colton want to send her home.
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In the meantime, it is apparently holding onto the site's revenue and parts of its infrastructure.
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It did teach me the meaning of contentment, which has nothing to do with holding onto.
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But the trend line has to concern Republican strategists charged with holding onto the House majority.
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Even though holding onto this box was difficult and maybe painful, he refused to drop it.
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In that role, Stivers is tasked with holding onto the party's 20183-seat majority in November.
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Ted Cruz won big in Utah, holding onto his aim for a contested convention in July.
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The hope is that will get banks to stop holding onto their money and lend more.
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Holding onto her trademark Lion Ring and bullet chain though so she's always close to me.
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Take the drawing off the pin, and it still works as a pin, holding onto fabric.
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A lot of couples go through that orientation holding onto their partner's hand like grim death.
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"Bonds are holding onto gains, while the Japanese yen failed to extend its gain," he said.
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And, on average, he has been holding onto the ball less than he did last season.
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Holding onto the Wolverine State is critically important for Trump's hopes of winning reelection in November.
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The American administration will not necessarily sit around holding onto a frozen old status quo forever.
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But now, Swift's fans are wondering if the Biebers are holding onto some negativity after all.
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Trump's prospects of holding onto his job appear solid once the Senate trial reaches its conclusion.
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So far, both parties' big donors are holding onto their money, waiting for the general election.
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The list looked very similar to the 2019 rankings, with creativity holding onto the top spot.
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We've also trimmed Starbucks, Home Depot, Procter & Gamble, and we're still holding onto things like Walmart.
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"We are holding onto the stock but wouldn't buy a lot more today," Mr. Dodson said.
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Britain's wartime ruler, Winston Churchill, was dismissive of Allied prospects from holding onto the vital port.
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But Mr. Kabila's insistence on holding onto power has confronted Congolese, yet again, with authoritarian repression.
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Kors instructs us to pair off and tell our partner a way we're holding onto shame.
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In fact, you used to be discouraged from holding onto a phone for longer than two years.
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The Z6, at $0.953,000, sacrifices resolution but offers some other advantages — aside from holding onto that $1,400.
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Then again Senate Republicans might have no interest in an Obamacare compromise after holding onto their majority.
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It's not as hot as it's been in the past couple years, so I'm holding onto that.
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But Toyota isn't just holding onto hydrogen hope, it's expanding its efforts past passenger cars, to trucks.
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Mark your calendars for the end of iTunes if you're holding onto any of these old devices.
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Republicans expect to have difficulty holding onto their House majority, according to USA Today, who interviewed officials.
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The only thing that separated me [from the suicide bomber] was the guy I was holding onto.
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Speaking of what Montgomery has and doesn't have… he is not the one holding onto the Polaroids.
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The struggle becomes about persistence, and holding onto one's ideals even if events push you off course.
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People are holding onto that small shred of hope that those pictures mean something more than friendship.
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The Dow, Nasdaq and are all higher, with the Dow holding onto a triple-digit gain. Disclaimer
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Similarly, you can now undo many brush actions or redo them by holding onto the controller button.
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They have since invested huge amounts of resources and blood in holding onto their hard fought gains.
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"Because that would undermine the very institutions that we're barely holding onto as it is," says Thompson.
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" Biden smiled broadly as he responded to laughter from the audience: "I'm still holding onto that torch.
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By standing pat, and holding onto his team's impressive collection of draft picks, Ainge gave his answer.
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These kids are holding onto a crazy, quite possibly unsustainable dream as hard as they possibly can.
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She released a couple of bolts holding onto a latche hinge, giving Kelly the opportunity to escape.
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TIME reports that recent photographs of a monkey holding onto a puppy were captured in Rode, India.
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Nobody recovered from this, but the person, for multiple reasons, holding onto it most tightly is Kate.
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Even among Apple users, there's likely still a sizable contingent of users still holding onto Spotify accounts.
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He was also holding onto hope that Reyes would light a spark under the Mets' moribund offense.
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"People think that even if they're holding onto bitcoin they may have to do something," she said.
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Now that the phone has been fully recalled and discontinued, some owners are still holding onto it.
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Other female lawmakers have pushed back in recent months when being barred from holding onto the microphone.
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The personal touches are aimed at holding onto existing customers, but also attracting a more "affluent" shopper.
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These growing pains are part of the reason the brothers say they are holding onto their Bitcoin.
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"Guess what," Perri captioned an adorable photo of her niece Tesla holding onto the singer's baby bump.
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She would just stare out the window, holding onto his red jacket and wishing he'd come home.
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Mimi Walters are feeling more hopeful about holding onto their seats come November, reports Politico's Rachel Bade.
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You'll also take a ride on the wind while holding onto a kite or a plastic bag.
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As a self-proclaimed maximalist, I certainly fall victim to the clutter of holding onto old memories.
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Many students were holding onto each other, sometimes out of necessity and sometimes, it seemed, less so.
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In time, adjustments were made so that visitors could simply lean backward while holding onto iron rails.
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He said he'd been holding onto some sort of idea that he might find me one day.
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At first he was only an amateur artist, holding onto a day job as a stockbroker's assistant.
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The rhinos' caretakers watched the whole time, holding onto their horns and petting them through the process.
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For Shake Shack (SHAK), hiring and holding onto good workers is essential as it continues to grow.
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She was holding onto a restaurant awning pole and asking whether someone could get her a taxi.
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A single server failed on Valentine's Day 2019, holding onto messages that hadn't yet been sent out.
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So what do you think his approach is now with Ms. Pelosi holding onto the impeachment articles?
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Those of us who grew up bilingual understand the complexities of holding onto and embracing either language.
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Sometimes this means holding onto information about something inappropriate or possibly even illegal happening in your workplace.
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His actions can be understood only through the lens of holding onto personal power at whatever expense.
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Famed virgin Colton Underwood failed to get engaged on TV, but he's still holding onto the ring.
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I'm not holding onto it or trying to make it into what I want it to be.
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And also, if they're holding onto material, I always wonder why they kept it for so long.
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When riding the flying pachyderm, Eva Green looks like she's holding onto a gymnast's sawhorse for dear life.
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She wavered between holding onto hope for her return and trying to imagine what she would do instead.
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Halszkaraptor had a long, thin snout full of short, prickly teeth perfectly suited for holding onto wriggling fish.
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However, economic growth continues to be the one thing that investors look to for confidently holding onto investments.
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Fisher said he wrote notes about each mission in a booklet that he is still holding onto today.
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As long as you're smart about holding onto return labels and tags, though, it's still possible to recoup.
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But voters remain uneasy about the size of their paychecks and the prospects of holding onto their jobs.
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No more holding onto your winter hats for dear life every time a burst of wind blows by.
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I don't like holding onto the past, especially when it's stuff that, in my opinion, is just petty.
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Apparently, the cold was so bad that Gosling was holding onto a hot water bottle in between scenes.
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In an adorable Snapchat photo and video, Stormi is seen holding onto Jenner's hair and robe very tightly.
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"He was holding onto her arm as they walked in and kept by her side during the dinner."
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That could in part be due to customers around the world holding onto their phones for longer periods.
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Reflect on what you're holding onto today, as well as where you want to go next in life.
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Filling the balloon seemed simple enough, but holding onto it without blowing away yourself was the main problem.
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Next, drop your hips toward the ground, with your hands still holding onto the weight across your lap.
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Holding onto her American citizenship wouldn't be quite as controversial as retaining a foreign title would have been.
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Forget that opportunity for a promotion next month, now you're just worried about holding onto the job have.
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A sloth in Ecuador was found holding onto a guard rail for dear life near a busy highway.
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It is about holding onto things, ideas, and people when maybe it is best to let them go.
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That means season 27 winner Bobby Bones will be holding onto his Mirrorball Trophy for a calendar year.
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"These are the memories that we are holding onto forever," says Arnold after watching Zoey's Bollywood dance recital.
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He's holding onto both of his paws as he hangs helplessly over the edge of Pride Rock's cliff.
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But a year ago I went roller skating, and I was literally the dad holding onto the rail.
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Democrats have long said that Republican leaders really only care about power and holding onto their political positions.
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It looks like Span's not gonna catch up, and he does, tumbling, rolling over, holding onto the ball.
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How does a UFC champion get away with holding onto a towel during weigh-ins in plain sight?
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I'm walking, holding onto the ribbon, surrounded on either side by kids who are three-quarters my height.
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Seek professional help for any residual guilt you might be holding onto from your relationship with the deceased.
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Higher stock prices equal more lucrative payouts, especially if executives have been holding onto options for several years.
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While we've all moved on from Microsoft Paint, Microsoft is still holding onto it like a precious child.
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In the note, Geisel apologizes to a boy named William for holding onto his book for so long.
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For much of the choreographic process, he was holding onto the idea of having Mr. Harder portray Ailey.
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But I'm here for now, holding onto the people I love most, and that's good enough for me.
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It's often said that holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
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Airport shuttle buses have become more treacherous as holding onto metal poles seems to be something to avoid.
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It's like she's holding onto something and she's not going to give it to us because it's hers.
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Users can squat on an account for years, holding onto handles in spite of long stretches of inactivity.
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He said he was disappointed in what he perceived as Mr. Rose's preoccupation with holding onto his seat.
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Try to make sure you're not holding onto a ton of stuff that isn't meaningful to you anymore.
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BMW slipped behind Mercedes in 2016, after holding onto the global luxury sales crown for about a decade.
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It sees Republicans holding onto the Senate or maybe even adding a seat to bring their total to 52.
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Or maybe she's holding onto this year's dress, which she wore for her fifth Met Gala in a row.
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" Biden didn't seem too put off by his 38-year-old colleague's impudence, replying "I'm holding onto that torch.
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We've been warned time and time again about the risks of holding onto mascara past the six-month mark.
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That little 3.5mm headphone jack might be the most obvious reason some users are holding onto their iPhone 6S.
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If you're still holding onto the three-year-old Pixel or Pixel XL, you're probably starting to miss out.
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Dealers said there were not much of inflows, while exporters were holding onto dollars on expectation of further depreciation.
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For the moment, Biden is holding onto his African American support in the February 29 South Carolina primary and
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"It was nice - these last few games we've been holding onto our hats in the fourth quarter," Swinney said.
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Speaking to reporters outside his home on Tuesday, Turnbull told them he was still confident of holding onto power.
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If you're holding onto this relationship as evidence of true love's existence, there may be hope for you still.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum, the Tallahassee mayor, is holding onto momentum in his bid to become Florida's first black governor.
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One of the cubs jumped on to her, holding onto her furry backside with a firm—and unexpected—bite.
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According to the GMB, they can cash in those shares tax-free after holding onto them for two years.
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If you're the giver, you'll have the ability to control the pace and rhythm by holding onto their body.
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At least you're wearing flats and you're holding onto this and there's only 12 more minutes of the show.
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For me, that meant holding onto my personal style, even though I couldn't wear most of my clothes anymore.
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Give them your social security number, she advised, and see if they've been holding onto any money for you.
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Being involved in the gathering of information and resistance might have been a way of holding onto your humanity.
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Many investors are refinancing and holding onto their assets, taking advantage of highly liquid debt markets, Perez-Alvarado said.
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He appears to try climbing back up, but his feet slip and he is left holding onto the edge.
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As she didn't seemed to be holding onto her husband, she took quite a nasty tumble onto the road.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight lipped, painted on smile.
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They enjoyed a low-key date night together dancing along to the music and holding onto each other tight.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight-lipped, painted-on smile.
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It would've been better if Trump just stood there holding onto the chair instead of pacing back-and-forth.
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The image brought up is from a photoshoot where Zac Efron is balancing horizontally holding onto a parking meter.
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If not, holding onto Harris and re-signing him to a long-term, below-market contract would be ideal.
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I'll be holding onto my late-model MacBook Air, myself, but I understand the draw of this new one.
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Meanwhile, Michelle has one arm draped over his shoulder, her left hand holding onto Bush's in a warm embrace.
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With many of us still holding onto holiday nostalgia and tradition, the silver Christmas tree is still considered unconventional.
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The yen rose 0.2% to 108.67 per dollar, holding onto gains after the BOJ left policy unchanged as expected.
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Many of them took a leaf out of Castro's book, holding onto power far longer than their democratic counterparts.
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Exploit traders are paying more for the same bugs, even as Apple is holding onto billions in the bank.
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"The parents were very good about holding onto the child," according to interviews with two supervisors at the exhibit.
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"You should be buying certain models that you think are favorable to the sneaker culture and holding onto them."
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I have friends that didn't sell honey that are still holding onto it because they didn't like the price.
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Republicans are less optimistic about holding onto the 23 seats they need to keep their majority in the House.
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By contrast, in another centrist Queens district, Councilman Paul Vallone appeared to have little trouble holding onto his seat.
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She kept a flower vase Ms. Brown gave her when she first visited, holding onto it through several moves.
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In one hand, Cody is shown holding little Waylon and, with the other, he's holding onto Cade's right hand.
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That means if you're still holding onto the cash in your FSA, you might be about to lose it.
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For her, cooking food was a way of holding onto the large communal meals they had shared in Damascus.
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She then shared a throwback photo to her Instagram Story of herself as a little girl holding onto Joe's shoulders.
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In a second photo, her husband JAY-Z is pictured on the deck of their yacht holding onto Rumi's hand.
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Noah Schnapp may lead a very different life than most 13-year-olds, but he's still holding onto his roots.
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Despite this fact, the Mortons are holding onto hope that they'll get to share more firsts with their little girl.
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WATTERS: I&aposve run out of time for my "One More Thing," was a guy holding onto a subway car.
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"There&aposs no way in the world that I would be holding onto a corpse for 4½ years," she said.
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And holding onto the cash would risk allowing China's own currency to strengthen too much, which tends to be deflationary.
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We sat in an adjacent room, holding onto each other like we were trying desperately not to fall off something.
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I didn't want to be one of those women holding onto three strands of hair just because they are mine.
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But voters still remain uneasy about both the size of their paychecks and the prospects of holding onto their jobs.
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"I remember holding onto the controls tightly and feeling like, O.K. well this is it, I'm going over," he said.
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And they're browsing on mobile, indicating that they're just holding onto older models of phones instead of buying new ones.
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I was falling apart, holding onto the wall above the stove and I told him, 'I need to sit down.
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Rather than trying to take over fortresses in Middle-earth, you're holding onto the ones you have from invading armies.
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Chances are the iPhone 6s is too big for your taste and you're now holding onto your trustworthy iPhone 5s.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight lipped, painted on smile. . Tampons?
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Seyfried was spotted holding onto Sadoski as they walked back to their trailers on set in Pasadena, CA on Wednesday.
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"I'm holding onto hope that we're going to play better and get back on track," said Twins manager Paul Molitor.
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Still holding onto his tickets and driver's license, Jayden stepped into the bodyscanner, then raised his hands over his head.
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Republicans quickly dashed any Democratic hopes of flipping the Senate by defeating two red-state incumbents and holding onto Sen.
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Of course, that also will depend on Republicans holding onto a majority of the House seats in November's midterm election.
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That's similar to what the national factors are suggesting, and it gives Republicans a real chance of holding onto power.
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A retiree who has plenty of income from a pension and Social Security may be OK holding onto the stock.
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Republicans have made attacks on high-profile Democratic women a key part of their strategy for holding onto congressional majorities.
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Self-love or self-care is just the idea of surrender: what are we holding onto that's not serving us?
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Some patients come in feeling so unsteady that they are holding onto walls and furniture, or even using a wheelchair.
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But in his line of work, if you're constantly holding onto your urine and not going often, it can happen.
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She's become a major villain, but she's also shrewd, and has been very successful in acquiring and holding onto power.
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Holding onto his overseas dealers and clients, he said, was more important to the long-term health of his business.
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"People who are holding onto their livelihoods by their fingernails thought that at least Trump gave a crap," she says.
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The wealth management industry's strategies around drawing in, training up, and holding onto financial advisers has reached an inflection point.
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Jones, who has had trouble holding onto the ball, had a 45-yard kick return and fumbled, his team recovering.
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The smartphone market is slowing, users are holding onto their devices for longer and some manufacturers are feeling the heat.
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Users are holding onto their phones for longer while rising prices of high-end devices could be putting consumers off.
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Switzerland remained the number one country in the world for attracting and holding onto talent, for the seventh year running.
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Republicans are increasingly worried about holding onto their House majority in an election season likely to be defined by Trump.
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People aren't buying as many Apple devices, and they're holding onto their old gadgets for longer than in the past.
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Rather, they say, it's to optimize intelligent decision-making by holding onto what's important and letting go of what's not.
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"The weight of rage/Will hold you down," he added, and then paused expectantly, as if holding onto a secret.
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Clearly, people want to earn as much interest as possible, so funds holding onto old, low-yielding bonds suffer losses.
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Additional excerpts from the book describe Comey as holding onto unverified and classified information about then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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And to hold onto creative people is harder than holding onto wireless providers and dealing with things like that. Yeah.
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In a sense, we're all holding onto our frozen tumor, waiting for the right time to get rid of it.
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Even though you know you're not supposed to tell anyone about this, holding onto such a big secret can be excruciating.
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Despite growing concern about the slowing growth of the Chinese economy, Starbucks is holding onto optimism about its second-largest market.
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With President Donald Trump's Republican party holding onto its majority in the Senate, the results were in line with market expectations.
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Eventually, people usually make the right call or realize that holding onto aging technology is actually hurting them in other ways.
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Stocks are down on Monday, but the is still holding onto a double-digit gain since the lows of February 11.
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"Poll data shows that Marco Rubio does by far the best in holding onto his Senate seat in Florida," Trump wrote.
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When they did so, they noticed at least one Haliphron specimen holding onto what appeared to be a gelatinous sea creature.
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But holding onto tickets long enough to check the numbers and redeem any winners requires more effort than many would prefer.
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Here's Bösch casually holding onto the rail of an escalator, except he's not on the steps, instead hanging off the side.
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Fitness Bottle with Phone Holding Sleeve Holding onto things like a phone, wallet, and keys during a workout is pretty inconvenient.
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Samsung's holding onto that output with dear life, after mercilessly — and understandably — mocking Apple for dropping it a few generations back.
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Kendrick began inviting people from the crowd onstage and any restraint the audience was still holding onto disappeared at that moment.
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He faced a different state legislator in his 2016 primary, holding onto his seat by a 56 to 44 percent margin.
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New moons are all about fresh starts, and this one is encouraging you to work through any grief you're holding onto.
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Claire McCaskill both stood strong chances of holding onto their seats in states Trump won by nearly 20 points in 20163.
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According to Boehner, the Cantor loss was the end of the end for his chances of holding onto the speakership. 16.
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Check. JetBlue's challenge is holding onto its quirky culture and succeeding at airlines' tough balancing act: keeping investors and passengers happy.
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The guy standing behind Rory is holding onto him with a smile that says, "I'll never experience pleasure like this again".
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"Ordinary Life" is momentarily explicit, but it shifts to Tesfaye's own reckoning with morality, holding onto the cross on his neck.
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"It's really about finding those people in your life that mean something to you and holding onto them," the director said.
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Rising up almost 70 feet, his hands seemingly grip the barrier tightly, as if he were holding onto his mother's body.
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The ball carrier is standing up and at least one opposition player and one of his teammates are holding onto him.
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My husband, raised in similar circumstances, with similar expectations, somehow flouted conventional notions of what was worth holding onto or jettisoning.
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That path requires holding onto Kihuen's seat, as well as picking up GOP-leaning suburban districts where Clinton won last year.
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It involves winning back blue collar Democrats, disenchanted Republicans, and independent voters, while holding onto support from African Americans and progressives.
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Matt Bevin, holding onto a 0.4-percentage-point lead with all precincts reporting even as Bevin said he would not concede.
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Sterling traded at $1.2904, holding onto overnight gains as polls show the ruling Conservatives as runaway favorites to win a Dec.
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Taxes and bills don't stop just because an income does, and eventually, holding onto my childhood home had become literally impossible.
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Sterling traded at $1.2904, holding onto overnight gains as polls show the ruling Conservatives as runaway favourites to win a Dec.
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Fabian Schär received a yellow card for grabbing and holding onto Neymar's shirt as he tried to dribble into the area.
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I would have an easier time using and holding onto a live fish, the way it flops around in my hand.
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"We're holding onto the hope that they will do the right thing by our family and everybody else's family," she said.
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Then I opened it in the video playback app, selected draw, and drew a gorilla holding onto the Empire State Building spire.
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So they're sort of holding onto this idea of how things worked back then, when it's no longer how things work now.
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But the predicted rain and windy weather, which had guests holding onto their skirts and fascinators, meant a change in their plans.
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Perhaps it was because we let go of some subconscious anger we were holding onto about how we impacted each other's sleep.
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I sat down on the train and one guy got on and stood right in front of me holding onto the rail.
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One start-up, Salt Financial, also recently launched a "negative fee" ETF, meaning it effectively pays investors for holding onto the fund.
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A number of people were reportedly still holding onto their Note 7s in January, despite the recall, either for convenience or sentimentality.
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"If we're just holding onto the anger without moving onto the problem solving, we're at risk of becoming depressed," Dr. Heitler says.
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And that means there's a better chance that this planet may be holding onto some valuable chemicals, like organic molecules and water.
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He believed — he personified -- the idea of holding onto one's own identity in the face of policies that would co-opt it.
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Labour's best chance of holding onto the Midlands lies in mobilising the Muslim vote, rather than in appealing to Jaguar LandRover workers.
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For the price you're better off holding onto your money and waiting to see what Microsoft's New Surface Pro has in store.
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In the meantime, it's been criticized repeatedly for holding onto data for too long, and failing to inform individuals of their rights.
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At this stage in the game, keeping a core group of allies together is more important than holding onto your secret superpower.
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It's honestly a tempting deal that could attract some people who aren't holding onto their investments in hopes of prices rising again.
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For now, if you're holding onto a bricked iOS device affected by the 1970 glitch, Apple suggests that you alert support online.
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Complete one push-up and then bring one hand into your chest, holding onto your wand, while balancing on your other hand.
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Marie Kondo's guiding principles — holding onto what brings you joy and letting go of the rest — can also apply to your paperwork.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian are holding onto summer for as long as possible — and they're doing so with all the bikini photos.
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If you get a refund, that means the government has been holding onto your money when you could have been using it.
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With the Maka'u mural, a female subject is portrayed holding onto a rope with her head and shoulders slightly above water level.
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Trump aides acknowledge that holding onto the House is a challenging prospect, and say Republicans' goal this year is to minimize losses.
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In November, they joined their parents on the palace balcony for Monaco's National Day celebrations – but had trouble holding onto their toys.
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Most migrants travelling on the beast through Guadalajara have already spent days or weeks holding onto a freight train for dear life.
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But the party has become increasingly bullish about their chances of not only holding onto their seats, but winning GOP-held seats.
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Although Salsedo had been holding onto hope that his cousin was still alive, he had lost trust in something else -- the authorities.
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Jeff Flake's retirement Tuesday could actually boost his party's chances of holding onto his seat in Arizona in the 2018 midterm elections.
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But I'd venture to guess you have a number of other tasks you're holding onto that would be great candidates for delegation.
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Nearly 70 people have since elected to become "agro-pastoralists", working on adjacent parcels, usually while holding onto their animals as well.
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But, it sounds like Sheamus isn't holding onto a grudge ... and tells us why he'd never be tag team partners with Conor.
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In the 17-year-old snap, she's rocking a hot pink dress and holding onto approximately 900 giant orange and pink balloons.
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Jay thinks coal is gone for good, and people are holding onto a way of life that needs to be let go.
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However, Mr. Smilde warns that holding onto power by taking repeated advantage of a crisis is not sustainable in the long-term.
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Last night's result is a sign that, while Trump may be holding onto his base, most voters are unhappy with his presidency.
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Smartphone shipments have been on the decline in both China and globally, as consumers are holding onto their devices for longer periods.
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As few as 30,000 remain, according to government authorities, holding onto apartments where windows have been blown out and roofs are crumbling.
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As frustrating as the opening scene's resurrection of Gabriel may have been, perhaps it was for the best — he's worth holding onto.
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Banks were holding onto their cash and reluctant to lend to their peers — a sign that the Fed had gone too far.
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One factor in the tight supply, Mr. Blomquist said, is that people are holding onto their homes longer than they once did.
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This order costs me nothing because I have a $170 gift card I've been holding onto for… wait for it… FOUR YEARS.
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The period ended with New Jersey holding onto its slim lead, even though Los Angeles had three power plays in the period.
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He has also made clear he does not want his presence to hurt the party's chances of holding onto the White House.
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In an extra sweet touch, both parents are posed in a way where they're each holding onto one of their children's hands.
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And now, it's a philosophy that they are holding onto as they embark on a brand new chapter in the band's journey.
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"It's still a person holding onto their humanity despite the hurt children, the domestic violence, the calls they respond to," Bamba said.
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Kansas City maintained its steady offensive pressure, racking up 2100 yards of offense and holding onto the ball for more than 2138 minutes.
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The company attributed this drop to macroeconomic factors and the fact that consumers are holding onto their phones for longer periods of time.
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Yes, that&aposs a human being holding onto the hood of a Mercedes-Benz C-300 traveling 70 miles an hour -- PERINO: Why?
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What advantage could he possibly gain by holding onto a stake in the business, except perhaps to insure that his children were employed?
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That's because traders are holding onto the hope that there's still plenty of time to hatch a deal — as much as two weeks.
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Rubio is holding onto his 173 delegates, making his team one of the most important blocs of supporters heading to the national convention.
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Son Jack Oscar, 10 months on Tuesday, who's holding onto his mama's hands and gazing down at the sand, practicing his standing skills.
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It didn't feel like I was holding onto a console controller (which can really rumble in the hand), but I did feel something.
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Incremental smartphone changes have failed in recent years to generate consumer excitement, leading to stalled sales and people holding onto their phones longer.
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" Adds Godwin: "I felt really empowered being able to talk to him about a moment that I had been holding onto for months.
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"Unless something challenges that outlook, investors will be holding onto their dollars into the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting," BK's Lien said.
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They were greeted with a red carpet — despite some windy weather that sent the walkway blowing and had Meghan holding onto her hat!
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That rust-bucket needs all the help it can get holding onto its thin atmosphere—especially if we humans want to terraform it.
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It's a nice upgrade and, perhaps, tacit acknowledgment of the fact that consumers are simply holding onto their devices for longer these days.
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After holding onto a gift from Princess Diana for over two decades, a yacht stewardess has put the royal's sweatshirt up for auction.
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The powerful visuals of the music video match Ward's soulful, smooth vocals about holding onto love — whether it's the right decision or not.
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In the video, the officer is seen holding onto Mendez-Medrano's arm and then grabbing her hair when she attempts to walk away.
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While this position requires more flexibility and range of motion if you're the receiver, holding onto your ankles can help keep you stabile.
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In the black and white image, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul appears to be kissing her boyfriend's head, while tenderly holding onto his neck.
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Both trends remain in place, and as the latest data show, speculators look like holding onto them for the rest of the year.
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But somehow, this brave everyday hero was so hell-bent on holding onto it, even flying bullets couldn't make him give it up.
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Oil prices were steady on Friday, holding onto the previous session's gains on optimism that non-OPEC producers might agree to cut output.
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It is baffling we don't make people pass practical backpack-ownership tests before we allow them to leave a shop holding onto one.
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The app is designed for two players, both holding onto the same phone, feigning different emotions when prompted by a chatty talking fish.
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The regular season wraps up on Sunday, and right now, the Giants are holding onto the second wild card slot by a thread.
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Stolen used creepy language, describing acquiring someone's profile as "stealing" that person and the act of holding onto it as "owning" the person.
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Quick affirmations run counter to the treacherous work of self-reflexivity and the uncomfortable experiences — even failures — that generate art worth holding onto.
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"IUCN is still holding onto a method of assessing species that's 25 years old that doesn't account for this new technology," Pimm says.
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They intuited that the only thing these G.O.P. politicians were interested in was holding onto their seats in office — and they were right.
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With that in mind, the simple question I'm asking is what return are you getting by holding onto something painful, frustrating or irritating?
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This is very bad for business, as most companies say their number one problem is holding onto existing workers and finding new ones.
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"Of course Achleitner made mistakes, such as holding onto the old leadership," Ingo Speich, a fund manager at Deutsche shareholder Union Investment, said.
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Essentially, buy-and-hold means purchasing funds and holding onto them for a long period of time, anywhere between 15 and 30 years.
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The younger woman had a big bag around her shoulder and was holding onto a pole as the older woman entered the car.
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"Still monochrome," she assures me with a smile, holding onto her denim jacket as we begin our tour of London's most gothic spots.
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He said he was holding onto the €250 flight voucher that he and other passengers received, together with an apology, from the airline.
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Enamored of the vintage black-and-white tiles, they determinedly kept the bathrooms intact, even holding onto the previous owner's extendable shaving mirror.
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One Collateralized Loan Obligation investor said that his firm is holding onto any B215-rated loans that are repricing at 2115bp or higher.
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But Modric's penalty kick was not strong, and Schmeichel came up with a huge save, holding onto the ball to prevent a rebound.
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Holding onto an irreplaceable piece of paper—one that's worth enough to buy you a private island—for longer than is absolutely necessary?
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Many of the people there were evangelical Christians, which is the closest thing to a voter base that Carson is still holding onto.
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The car jerked ahead, throwing me off balance and causing me to back into a woman who was already holding onto the pole.
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At various times during its rise and fall, Lily maintained that it was holding onto money in order to refund customers if necessary.
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Kravitz luxuriates in Rob's search, as she tries to grow past Mac while also holding onto the idea of him tighter and tighter.
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The historically low level of applications is a signal that employers are holding onto their workers as the overall pool of workers shrinks.
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Mr. Roberts, the British investor who has seen most of his $23,000 vanish, is holding onto his coins in case they turn around.
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A family photo hanging on the wall of the living room shows a young, smiling Rwigara holding onto the shoulders of her father.
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The British pound was quoted at $1.2497, holding onto a 0.6% gain from Tuesday, when it briefly touched the highest since July 0.023.
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People have been holding onto their phones for longer, and Apple has looked for ways to increase revenue as people bought fewer iPhones.
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And with phone build quality getting better and better all the time, people are holding onto their phones longer (or getting battery replacements).
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Lopez is then seen holding onto the handle of the store front door while Dunn tries to pull him back inside the store.
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But that also means holding onto a level of humility about the vastness of what we don't have time to see in full.
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In the Pfister bout, much of Northcutt's game off of his back consisted of holding onto closed guard like his life depended on it.
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Of course, Buffett is famous for being a long-term investor who believes in holding onto his investments for years to maximize their value.
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"There's no law against them holding onto their ballot until the last minute but it certainly causes a delay for close races," Roberts said.
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The smartphone industry is struggling for growth due to several factors, including the fact that people are holding onto their current phones for longer.
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They are a means of keeping her mother alive and in the moment and joining her on her journey while holding onto her life.
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Don't give your power away, whether that means by holding onto the cash in your wallet, or by refusing to listen to a bully.
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Now, Tennessee lawmakers have just days to pass a law that gun control advocates say could stop dangerous people from holding onto their guns.
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Police say Adan initially got down on the ground, still holding onto the knives, before getting up and and charging at Falconer and others.
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It turns out the female organ is very good and holding onto the male organ—so good that the giant penis can get stuck.
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In one sweet family shot, West — who was holding onto Saint's hand — walked side-by-side with his wife, who was holding North's hand.
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In the 11th district's crowded primary, Haley Stevens, who got a last-minute endorsement from Hillary Clinton, is holding onto a very small lead.
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He said he is holding onto his Commerzbank shares partly because he expects the bank to pursue an alternative deal with another European lender.
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"Meet our new partner in crime," he wrote of a different series of photos, including one of the newborn holding onto his mother's finger.
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All the changes make the camera a little more modern while still holding onto its physical, retro features that make it delightful to use.
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Right now, he's holding onto Kim Scott's "Radical Candor," which he said "inspired me to view things differently and my role as leader differently."
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The full moon eclipse lights up your house of transformation, bringing clarity to your feelings about change and the things you're still holding onto.
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Research shows consumers have already been holding onto their phones longer, finding it hard to justify spending $1000 or more on a new handset.
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Kansas also has a high number of non-kill shelters, with 30 percent of rescues holding onto animals until they find forever homes. 5003.
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And something that should give organizers, living off leaks of the Russian investigation, special elections and Stormy Daniels' Twitter feed — something worth holding onto.
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She'd danced around the office, gyrating her hips, singing a wordless song, her hands out as if she were holding onto somebody's thrusting hips.
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Samsung kicked and screamed on that one, holding onto the 3.5mm with dear life and roundly mocking the competition (read: Apple) at every turn.
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Scalise, holding onto a walker, tossed the pitch to open the series taking place at Nationals Park in southeast Washington, D.C. WHAT A MOMENT.
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When Dave goes to a speed-dating event and sees Amy, she tells him off for holding onto their relationship after years of separation.
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Other safe-haven plays also firmed overnight, with the Japanese yen on Wednesday holding onto overnight gains to trade at 108.68 to the dollar.
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They take the legacy of overcoming unspeakable odds, of holding onto identity and tradition, and transform it into confidence and pride for coming generations.
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The Cavaliers, who are so good at holding onto the ball, turned it over four times in the final 10 minutes of the game.
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We had done the equivalent of holding onto an item or conserving ammunition for a boss fight, then realizing this was the boss fight.
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There's definitely so much history of beauty and fashion being perfected that some companies are still holding onto that and scared to risk it.
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But executives are likely to feel uncomfortable holding onto trophy assets that leave them open to political attacks, so they will consider reasonable offers.
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It took months of bereavement counseling to help me see that I'd been clinging to my pain as a way of holding onto Jason.
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Holding onto the articles is the only leverage Pelosi has on McConnell, who says he won't take up USMCA until after any impeachment trial.
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Meanwhile, some analysts suggest that consumers are holding onto their phones longer because their new devices are dramatically dropping in price shortly after purchase.
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The U.S. dollar is holding onto its gains so far, so from that standpoint the market is not taking (Powell's comments) as overly dovish.
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It's evident even in the first few minutes that all the resentment and secrets these characters have been holding onto will come to light.
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Meanwhile, many ordinary Turks have told CNBC's reporters that they regret not holding onto more foreign cash as their own funds plummet in value.
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The pollsters chose to ask about white men holding onto power in government, Undem said, because that theme kept coming up in focus groups.
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He was angry because his car got repossessed while my partner was holding onto it for him while he visited family for two weeks.
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This week I've invited cleaning expert and S.L. contributor Jolie Kerr to challenge us to get rid of some items we've been holding onto.
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Ever since, she has been shooting her full-color, large-format portraits, making two images of every client and holding onto the rejected one.
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Montana's special election result suggest that Republicans can still win — and that may encourage vulnerable but formidable incumbents to try holding onto their seats.
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However, it appears a more significant chunk of consumers are holding onto the devices longer than two years, something that could hurt phone makers.
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"I was saved by holding onto the roof, but my wife was swept away," said one man who survived the deadly 2011 tsunami in Japan.
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In another hilarious image, a young Damon can be seen posing shirtless as he crosses his arms over his chest while holding onto his shoulders.
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In one sweet family shot, West, who was holding onto his son's hand, walked side-by-side with Kardashian West, who was holding North's hand.
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Both versions also support Fast Charging, though the G6 does it through USB-C, while the Play is still holding onto microUSB for dear life.
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Instead of holding onto their anger, the women let go of their bad blood to hold hands and scream on the (impossibly clean) subway platform.
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Still, I gave it my best shot and was able to ride a unicycle while holding onto two of the guys – but that still counts!
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So whether you're still holding onto summer sundresses or looking ahead to fall knits, we're positive there's something in this 36-page sale for you.
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As it turns out, it was out of character: Through an entanglement of titles conferred by the supine Parliament, Nazarbayev is holding onto supreme power.
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"I felt like I was holding onto a piece of femininity that would make the world feel comfortable with who I am," Waithe told Variety.
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Some people, however, still perform self-censorship in the most puzzling situations—holding onto what remains of "civilized discourse" by the skin of their teeth.
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But, like a few other critical fans, we still had some questions — one in particular we've been holding onto since the first trailer dropped: Mrs.
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Lambert then reached out her hand and said "Ready?" to McLoughlin before holding onto his elbow and introducing him to several people down the carpet.
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He assumed it held a wedding cake topper or another memento that his mother was holding onto and left it at that, he told CNN.
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If you're still holding onto your original Samsung Galaxy Note7, otherwise known as a potential fire hazard, that smartphone is about to become semi-useless.
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Holding onto your favorite book, twist from side to side tapping the book to the ground with each twist, allowing shoulders to rotate as well.
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For a company holding onto your files, especially if they are sensitive or important, that perception can almost be as important as the security itself.
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Currently, the gap between Pizza Hut and Domino's is less than a percent, with Domino's holding onto 13.6 percent of the sales in the market.
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NIRPs are meant to encourage banks to shy away from holding onto cash and instead lend it out to the real economy to encourage growth.
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I'm holding onto my sadness about never really getting to play the game, but I'm not struggling to raise it, zombie-like, from the dead.
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He was holding onto a joyful secret during filming in early June: He knew he was going to be a dad for the third time.
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But while NNIP seems confident about the road ahead for corporate earnings, others are not so keen on holding onto equities in the current climate.
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The pop star on Tuesday posted photos showing her sitting on a Joshua tree and holding onto its branches, the Palm Springs Desert Sun reported.
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Video there showed people holding onto ropes Friday as they tried to cross a rushing, muddy river of floodwater that had crashed through a community.
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Throughout the off-again on-again production, Welles had to hold the film's continuity in his mind, not to mention holding onto his principal actors.
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Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California, of holding onto a full copy of Ford's allegations for weeks and not informing other senators on the committee.
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If any audience member was still holding onto the catharsis of Café Müller, it was buried in the immediate and complete avalanche of Rite's physicality.
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He is holding onto secret ballots from some of those lawmakers that could allow the party to change its rules and try to unseat Mrs.
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Many experts have advised that leaving your investments alone and holding onto cash is the best course of action while the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Taylor slid to the ground after the catch, holding onto the ball and denying the Brewers, who had a runner at second, a tie game.
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I went back to visit the store during Thanksgiving or a winter holiday and they had this Guild guitar they'd been holding onto for me.
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In fact, its success got executives thinking: Why cut other companies in at all, instead of bringing everything in-house and holding onto the IP?
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You'll recall ... Baez was intent on getting Aaron's brain studied at Boston University, and even accused the Worcester Medical Examiner of holding onto it illegally.
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The best throws will resist holding onto smells, moisture, or mildew to minimize the number of times it needs to be washed throughout the season.
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Most analysts recommend holding onto the stock or buying more, citing a leading position in an industry set to expand as image-conscious consumers age.
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David Raposa: The movie ends with Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss swimming to shore while holding onto a floating bit of the Marlins home run statue.
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Witnesses tell us they were showing major PDA -- he wrapped his arms around her waist and she was holding onto him walking through the mazes.
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After a perfunctory suspension from the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board, a failed drug test for testosterone, and a release from the UFC after holding onto Mike Pierce's leg past the breaking point, last fall the Nevada State Athletic Commission handed Palhares a two-year suspension for holding onto a kimura during his WSOF bout with Jake Shields after Steve Mazzagatti tried to end the bout.
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Smith connected on a 36-yard gain to wide receiver Albert Wilson, who made a difficult catch going out of bounds while holding onto the ball.
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When you think about pregnant, unaware Jen at home, Ronnie's reasons for holding onto Sam, who's happy with her boyfriend in New Jersey, feel even worse.
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"The big players are holding onto their money, that is what is holding rates at the moment," one currency trader at Harare's Eastgate shopping center said.
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Sofia then asked the other guests to join them, holding onto Carl Philip's hand while spinning around the floor and motioning for everyone to start dancing.
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What's worse, you can get made fun of for holding onto old traditions while non-immigrants are considered fashion-forward when they do the same thing.
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Authored by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling, a Republican, it gives banks a choice between complying with Dodd-Frank or holding onto more capital.
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The WWE wrestler was grinning ear-to-ear as he was photographed holding hands with a smiling, dark-haired woman, who was holding onto his arm.
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With the offering, and Gnosis still holding onto 95 percent of its tokens, the company is now valued at more than $300 million, according to Koppelmann.
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With the photos and texts deleted from Saverio's phone, which Chiara is holding onto anyway, Ludiara is essentially off the hook for their sex work moonlighting.
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The Bravo personality appeared to be speaking on her cell phone as she made her way to her Range Rover while holding onto her brown wallet.
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"The best tip I've ever learned was to get rid of as much as you can, and only holding onto items that have significance," Lipskin says.
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The new mom shared a sweet photo of Vivian's little hand holding onto a woman's pointer finger (presumably Tulloch's), which rested atop a hospital baby blanket.
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Paradoxically, a bad defeat for Labour will increase Mr Corbyn's chances of holding onto the leadership and pushing through his changes to the Labour Party constitution.
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A glance into the endless and void-like stares of some of Sinister's children relays that feeling of grief while still holding onto elements of naiveté.
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Stepping down the hospital hall while holding onto an IV pole, the 19-year-old walked with his mother and a hospital employee at his side.
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Clinton is holding onto a lead over Trump in the state, where she's up more than 85033 points in a 2-way race, according to RealClearPolitics.
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"The big players are holding onto their money, that is what is holding rates at the moment," one currency trader at Harare's Eastgate shopping centre said.
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On a virtual roller coaster ride, my virtual hands were holding onto the virtual rail in front of me, but I had no control over them.
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We also wanted a place that we could still transform into an enveloping experience, while holding onto the raw 90s warehouse feeling we grew up with.
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ET. A CNN/WMUR tracking poll of likely Republican primary voters finds Trump holding onto an 11-point lead in New Hampshire, ahead of Florida Sen.
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It represents the holding onto space – 'I'm gonna make this much noise until you try and shut me off, I'm going to affect everything around me'.
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At Monday's rally, Trump took a victory lap about holding onto the Senate majority, accusing the media of only focusing on Democrats' takeover in the House.
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By then, I'd been holding onto a bushel of mint from the backyard that my mom gave me to sniff as the lamb cooked all day.
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And it may be that I was holding onto that possibility, trying to — trying to get him to cooperate with the Court, with our investigation internally.
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The chief minister of one of Malaysia's largest states on Thursday struck a confident note on his party's chances of holding onto power in upcoming elections.
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Holding onto George—who, for all intents and purposes has been/is their best player—would be quite the risk; a stubborn display of absent foresight.
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The rule allows people who are holding onto capital-gains wealth to reinvest it into these OZs, in exchange for various incentives, including a tax deferral.
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Gomez is the most-followed celebrity on Instagram for 2017, holding onto her title from last year and adding 24 million new followers in the process.
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The epidural was amazing, but I had ZERO gauge on how hard I was holding onto my legs during delivery — and boy, did they ache afterwards.
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In a matter of days, the Carr Fire destroyed the home and left the Ogle family holding onto 17 years of memories they made in it.
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If anything is tethering Rodrigo to reality, it's the people holding onto the strings far below, the ones that keep him from floating off into space.
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I found myself holding onto my own children tighter, only to realize that if I hold on too tightly, I might inhibit their ability to live.
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A massive, resort-like home on 8.5 acres was the most popular listing in November, holding onto the No. 1 spot for the second consecutive month.
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All photography by Shauna Keane This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Britain has a habit of holding onto things, merely because they never went away.
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Holding onto the top spot for the second straight month — but now with a $345,000 discount — was a three-bedroom, two-bathroom corner apartment in Manhattan.
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He made some sharp throws but also some ill-advised ones, looked downfield often but also holding onto the ball too long, getting sacked seven times.
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There's a catch, though: Holding onto the money may trigger a larger tax bill, because funds in a trust are typically taxed at a higher rate.
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After picking up more seats on Tuesday, "I do think we've got a great chance of holding onto the majority for years to come," said Sen.
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Williams also shared the sweet moment when her daughter practiced her flower girl skills holding onto a small white, petal-filled basket with a pink handle.
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If we learn anything from this piece of history, it's that if you've still got your congressional Bingo card from 1792 handy, keep holding onto it.
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The New York Post devoted the entire cover to Bryant, using a photo of the then-Laker smiling at the camera and holding onto a basketball.
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Your landlord may be holding onto the apartment as he scrambles to find ways to squeeze income out of rent-regulated apartments in this new landscape.
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She has been holding onto the articles as Republican and Democratic leaders in the Senate have failed to pass a resolution setting rules for the trial.
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Despite Monday's weakness, the yuan is still up 6.5 percent so far this year against the greenback, and holding onto its erasure of last year's losses.
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Less than a week after the December debate, a Morning Consult poll showed Biden holding onto the top spot with 2628 percent support, followed by Sen.
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Only you know you're holding onto that summer dress that no longer fits the same because you wore it on a first date that lasted five years.
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It doesn't help his recap of Deja's call does factually sound like a complete nothing of an emergency Randall used continue holding onto his ex foster daughter.
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Morrison's coalition defied expectations by holding onto a string of outer suburban seats in areas where demographics closest resemble America's Rust Belt, blocking Labor's path to victory.
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The lucky employee spotted the wild animal — standing upright and holding onto the veranda railing — soaking in the beautiful views of the White Mountains as dawn broke.
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Kim told Japan's TV Asahi in 2010 that he opposed his family holding onto power for another generation, but had "no objection nor interest" in the matter.
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Kerber climbed six spots to No. 4, with Simona Halep holding onto the top ranking despite going out in the third round at the All England Club.
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He wasn't extremely optimistic about average-income Americans benefitting from the Trump tax cuts, but he is holding onto some hope for the great Trump infrastructure reboot.
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As a mother, the woman needed to reconcile holding onto old parts of her life that made her feel like herself — the parts she wanted to retain.
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Apple has clearly noted the stagnation on the tablet front as early adopters have been holding onto their systems a lot longer than the company initially anticipated.
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Some may be more risk "aware," then end up holding onto money as cash for longer — which isn't always the best move in terms of creating wealth.
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Stark revealed a ring he's been holding onto since 2008, the year the first "Iron Man" movie came out, and the two go to face the press.
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That suggests that the joint fundraising committee that collected the low-dollar cash is holding onto some money in reserves — data that won't become public for months.
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It functions as a cache system for your primary storage drive, storing necessary data, sort of like RAM might, but holding onto that data in between restarts.
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He preserved the one-goal margin by making a glove save on Alexander Radulov with 89 seconds left, holding onto the puck with Jason Spezza looming nearby.
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"I'm trying to pull mom's tights up in the morning, she's like holding onto the counter, it's almost like a corset in the olden days," said Kelly.
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Authored by Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling, a Republican, the CHOICE Act allows banks to choose between complying with Dodd-Frank or holding onto more capital.
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"I wrote the song last year for my one man show in Edinburgh and I've been holding onto it since," Cozart told Mashable in an email interview.
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Even as polls show that Trump is holding onto his base support, they also show that the general public is tiring of his hype and wild gyrations.
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I felt it was finally time to stop holding onto this good music and just put it out with that title to illustrate such an elusive season.
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It's a memory, one Offred is holding onto as she and the other handmaids are put to work washing blood off the hanging wall by the river.
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Fawcett grows older, still holding onto the belief that his lost city is out there waiting for him, and it's touching watching Hunnam age into the role.
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The male Bombay night frog mounts the female from the back, its tiny hands not even touching the female, but holding onto a leaf or tree trunk.
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But if there was one moment players could feel safe holding onto their home lease in Seattle, it would be when Dipoto was in the hospital, right?
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As of publication, Sanders was holding onto the slightest of leads in Washington with plenty left to report there, and was winning in the North Dakota caucuses.
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There was a woman standing across from where I was sitting who was holding onto the pole with one hand and holding her cellphone in the other.
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After all, what better lesson for our son to learn than the importance of holding onto tradition, learning how to be resilient, and looking out for others.
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Republicans worry a sudden economic downturn might not only hurt Trump's chances of winning a second term but also their chances of holding onto the Senate majority.
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As the man, Samuel Foster, released the tent leg he was holding onto, he ended up hitting the gutter, followed by an abrupt landing, Balogh's video shows.
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But Mr. Xi may instead open the way for holding onto power in some form beyond his second term, breaking with the practice of his immediate predecessor.
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The accounting firm PwC, for instance, gave a detailed explanation, and quick apology, for this year's Oscar best picture fiasco, eventually holding onto its Academy Awards account.
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Jackson reached way above the wall and tumbled head over heels into the Red Sox bullpen, steadying himself by holding onto the fence with his right arm.
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Democratic candidates are publicly aligning themselves with union members in hopes of holding onto their support — and winning over those who flipped for President Trump in 22016.
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"For the most part, the U.S. dollar is holding onto Friday's gains," said Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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Instead, the focus remains on holding onto their majority — because, as veteran House Republicans know, the House minority has the least amount of power on Capitol Hill.
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Who would have thought the future of copyright law would remain in the hands of a dancing baby whose only concern was holding onto his toy car?
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Even though I have been training a lot with the body attack and monitoring my calories and drinking lots of water, I am holding onto the weight.
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It's a clumsy, discombobulating task (try it!) that peaks when we're told to slap the ground and scream out every bit of frustration we've been holding onto.
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UPDATE: Kanye West has reportedly returned the $14 million Christmas gift he purchased for wife Kim Kardashian after holding onto the investment for barely more than a month.
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Tori Roloff shared a sweet new Instagram photo Thursday of her 5-month-old son, Jackson, tightly holding onto 1-month-old Ember's hand as she soundly sleeps.
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If Atlanta doesn't see itself competing with this core beyond 2017, holding onto Schröder for the long haul is the clear choice, but one that comes with complications.
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When you've been holding onto the reins so tightly, sometimes at the end of the day, you want to let go, and drinking allows you to do that.
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While Biden is still holding onto his lead among black voters, according to the poll, his support has plummeted from 49 percent before the caucuses to 27 percent.
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It depicted Jaxon holding onto a rope binding the parents-to-be, Dakota perched on her dad's shoulders and "IT'S A BOY!" written on a window in blue.
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A love that may look transient with mature eyes but feels worth holding onto forever, along with that little bit of childish enthusiasm one hopes they never lose.
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Some of it probably comes down to location and where a lot of these things started, and just holding onto a particular locale instead of really broadening out.
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"She's the only one who can actually be there and is holding onto him… so it's comforting to know that if he does pass, he won't be alone."
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What's happening: Homeowners are holding onto their houses in the hopes that they can sell for higher prices once the HQ2 project expands, according to multiple area agents.
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His parents believe he's aliveWith no clothing or blood found to indicate what may have happened, Kunz and Mitchell are holding onto hope that DeOrr is still alive.
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These contests may foreshadow whether Trump can count on holding onto states that helped him to achieve an electoral college win, even as he lost the popular vote.
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Another Fox News poll released Thursday found Clinton holding onto a strong lead in South Carolina, which holds its Democratic primary in a little more than a week.
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And if you're someone who's still holding onto a home phone line, you can also activate Call Protect by going into your account and activating the feature manually.
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Sometimes, it seems like this overwrought perspective on jeans (they're just jeans, after all!) means my relationship with food manifests as holding onto or getting rid of clothes.
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It's basically a way to finally make a wireless connection sound as good as a wired connection, so we can all stop holding onto EarPods for dear life.
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The Japanese yen rose 0.6% to 108.19 per dollar, its highest in two weeks, holding onto gains after the BOJ's move and boosted further after the Bloomberg report.
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But for years, the seemingly happy-go-lucky CMT and iHeartRadio host suffered an identity crisis, holding onto a secret he's finally ready to share — that he's gay.
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Still, the decision by Plaskett is significant as it shows that at least one politician is remaining defiant with holding onto donations from Epstein, even after Epstein's arrest.
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The Liberals hold most of Ontario's seats in the House of Commons and need to retain them to stand any chance of holding onto power in the Oct.
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Breath of the Wild continues holding onto little secrets long after most players finish the main objective of the game: killing Calamity Ganon and restoring peace to Hyrule.
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Mr. Horn tried to soothe American dealers, offering to reimburse them for the cost of holding onto diesel cars and providing extra incentives for selling gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Under recent changes in accounting rules, Boeing hives off orders that do not meet its criteria for recognising revenue into a separate category, while holding onto contractual claims.
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Involving Amazon Web Services without informing consumers is unsettling; holding onto the encryption keys in a private server instead of leaving them with customers is even more so.
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In the book's final image we do at last see a living human face: a boy in the Republic of Congo, holding onto an orange railing above water.
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Take only as much time as you need, and you'll find yourself holding onto a lot more cash than you would have if you booked that extended stay.
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But Jennifer Weber's version, now an annual tradition at this venue, uses a different physical vocabulary to tell the classic tale while holding onto (and scrambling) Tchaikovsky's music.
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Tools for holding onto that energy include Tesla's home battery system (which works independent of its cars), moving compressed air between caves, and filling a train with rocks.
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Gesture to it with a big smile when someone offers you a drink, and make a practice of holding onto the handle when they pour you a cocktail.
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Men win prizes by successfully holding onto the hump of a bull for a particular distance or length of time, not by wrestling a bull to the ground.
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"Republicans face a significant challenge holding onto New Jersey's Second Congressional District and Congressman Jefferson Van Drew's party switch does not improve their chances in November," wrote Guinn.
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For instance, if your estate is under $5 million and thus likely to escape the estate tax, you might be better off holding onto the assets until death.
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If they did, it's hard to imagine Newt Gingrich's Republican Party winning control of the House in 1994 or John Boehner's Republican Party holding onto control in 2014.
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The McPhersons are hardly poor, but the daily toll of holding onto the ragged middle of the middle class is evident in Larry's melancholy and Marion's ill humor.
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"What we have here is a vertical village that grew organically and that's something worth holding onto," said video artist Eve Sussman, one of the building's earliest tenants.
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But the public presence of alcohol, a rarity in this country holding onto tradition while seeking a bigger presence internationally, didn't sit well with him and other Qataris.
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Israel captured Gaza in the 1967 Middle East war but withdrew in 2005, while holding onto most of the separate West Bank, where Palestinians have limited self-rule.
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Regarding Lauren's death, Trina says the grieving process has opened her eyes to what truly matters in this world ... and it's not petty drama or holding onto grudges.
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In the black and white image, the 20-year-old Kylie Cosmetics mogul appears to be kissing the 26-year-old rapper's head, while tenderly holding onto his neck.
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The first bite into the experience involved me holding onto a railing while sporting VR gear by Oculus and headphones — a true sensory deprivation if there ever was one.
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We were shook by everything we had to go through, and I was embarrassed at how much stuff I had been holding onto, thinking it was important or valuable.
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The firm said previously that around 10 percent of the unit's shares would be converted to floating stock, with parent Foxconn holding onto around 85 percent of the shares.
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She is holding onto hope she won't have to leave Chico since her family lives in the area, but if she cannot find housing, she may move to Idaho.
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Retail banks, for instance, are failing to adjust to disruption by holding onto their expensive branch networks while more and more customers switch to digital banking, according to Nseir.
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Now, if you're holding onto a useful item like a fire flower or a super horn, you don't have to use it in order to pick up another item.
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It was about Morgan carefully holding onto his vow of pacifism month after month, only to rip it apart in fury as he wrapped his hands around Richard's throat.
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In the first-look clip, Blunt literally flies down from the sky holding onto a kite, shocking an unsuspecting Lin-Manuel Miranda (Jack, the lamplighter) and a young boy.
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And on Sunday Gomez — who recently chopped her hair — headed to church and was photographed wearing a black sweatshirt bearing the words "Choose Empathy" and holding onto a bible.
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Daily Steals is also offering Verge readers a deal on PopSockets, a handy accessory to make holding onto your phone a little easier (these also function as a kickstand).
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The answer shouldn't surprise you: People are holding onto their existing phones longer as they wait for more compelling features to push them to upgrade to a new one.
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Brzezinksi, 50, opted to wear a dark green dress for the occasion and the bride-to-be was all smiles as she was spotted holding onto her fiancé's arm.
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Most projections show Republicans holding onto a 10- or 2023-seat margin in the House, and they have at least a fighting chance to retain control of the Senate.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1679, holding onto modest gains made on relief overnight as Italy's anti-establishment parties reached a deal to resurrect their proposed coalition government.
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Republicans are worried about their chances of holding onto the seat are fading, as Democrats seek to win a Senate seat in Arizona for the first time since 1988.
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If Americans vote their pocketbooks, the GOP might just contain some of the damage going into the midterm at a minimum -- holding onto their majority even if it's narrower.
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"Looking back it's hard to question that because it worked," Robins said in 2017 about holding onto his day job what seems like a little too long for some.
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What's left is nothing but the death throes of a party so steeped in white supremacy and holding onto minority rule that they've lost sight of their own humanity.
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But all of this is contradicted by the video, which shows Acosta holding onto the mic and saying "pardon me, ma'am," when the intern tries to take it away.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan's retirement has dealt a morale-bruising blow to Republicans' hopes of holding onto their majority in the chamber in this year's midterm elections.
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None of Towns' three blocks Wednesday were bigger than the one he had on Cory Joseph with 22005 seconds remaining and the Timberwolves holding onto a 206-22006 lead.
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And while it is absolutely about generational gaps, it's also—as the game's tagline says—about holding onto anything, particularly faith and religion, when things get out of control.
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Most leaks seem to point to Samsung's holding onto the headphone jack this go around, but there have been rumors on both sides of the fence for that one.
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These are scary numbers for those holding onto the assumption that the future of the Jews is dependent on the number of Jewish babies born to two Jewish parents.
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Democrats see the contest as a major opportunity to pick up a Republican-held seat, while Republicans see it as key to holding onto their one-seat Senate majority.
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At the same time, the Fed is holding onto its belief that the "natural" rate of unemployment, or that unemployment rate below which inflation accelerates, is around 4.5 percent.
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The PPP poll released Monday also shows Biden holding onto his wide support among black voters, who make up roughly 60 percent of the Democratic electorate in South Carolina.
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But the sales pitch from the freshmen — who said the legislation was critical to them holding onto the majority next year — and senior Democrats Tuesday helped deliver the support.
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For his own tribute, Arnold, 72, posted a series of throwback photos of the pair, including one of Katherine holding onto a tree branch while her father supported her.
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European LNG supply holders are also holding onto production amid concerns about potential nuclear outages in France, low European storage inventories and curbs on Dutch output causing gas shortages.
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In the short term, muscles respond by holding onto more glycogen (muscle fuel), which also helps them hold more water, in anticipation of the next time you work out.
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"Cheryl will be looking for love in all the right places and all the wrong places — and holding onto it as hard as she can," Petsch teased to Marie Claire.
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Anyone who suspects they're holding onto contaminated food should also throughly clean out their fridge and other potentially contaminated surfaces with bleach and hot water, and wash their hands well.
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The dollar remained higher on the day, holding onto modest gains against the Canadian dollar and Japanese yen and bolstered by rosy reports on U.S. jobless claims and housing starts.
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So, yes, even before all the Labor Day sales drop this weekend, we suggest holding onto some spare change for the cheap finds dropping every day, for 30 days straight.
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Major breeders are also holding onto female pigs that were originally destined for slaughter to use for breeding instead, as they try to rebuild the herd without enough breeding sows.
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But Rubio is holding onto his pledged delegates, which benefits Cruz, and he's asked states to remove his name from primary ballots to avoid siphoning off the anti-Trump vote.
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The on-board electronics record data for such key football-throwing metrics as distance, velocity, spin rate, spiral and how good a job players are doing holding onto the thing.
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Officers determined that Ortiz-Magro had gotten out of the vehicle and Harley had driven away as he was holding onto the vehicle, dragging him briefly, according to the spokesperson.
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That probably explains why some Note 7 superfans are holding onto their devices, even after Samsung issued a recall after many, many reports of the phone—and replacement devices—exploding.
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While there's no sin in holding onto pastels and neon hues throughout autumn, lime green and soft yellow aren't quite as good at transitioning when it comes to fall footwear.
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"I had been holding onto the shirt for awhile but wanted to wait for confirmation from doctors and an opportune time," she said about gifting her dad with the shirt.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Right-wing candidate Ivan Duque is holding onto his long-time lead over rivals ahead of Colombia's May 27 presidential election, according to a poll published on Saturday.
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I've been holding onto a psychiatrist's number that my friend gave me months ago, and now that I have health insurance, I think I might make an appointment with her.
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Don't worry, it's not the apocalypse — it's an installation, a part of street art festival Rehab 2, and an innovation of displaying street art while holding onto its ephemeral roots.
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Last week, Justin Britt of the Seahawks, Derek Carr of the Raiders and Chris Long of the Eagles responded by holding onto black teammates during the singing of the anthem.
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At the same time, the super-wealthy are still holding onto large amounts of cash — a situation that hasn't changed much since the last global financial crisis, the CIO noted.
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It's no secret that smartphone sales have cooled worldwide, as huge markets like China and India are slowly saturated with smartphones and Americans are holding onto their phones for longer.
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The gap between Pizza Hut's share and its closest competitor, Domino's, was less than 1 percent, with Domino's holding onto 13.6 percent of the sales in the market last year.
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The world is holding onto the vestiges of racial terror (same strange fruit, different tree), and though that violence is often simmering, Ava knows it can erupt in an instant.
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"I'm finding at live appearances that people are holding onto me tighter for photographs," says Dion Flynn, an Obama impersonator who got his start on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
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He inadvertently taught me the importance of fighting to stay young at heart and holding onto your innocence for as long as you can, because once it's gone, it's gone.
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Despite having been involved in every film I hold dear (Malcolm X, Love & Basketball, Mo'Betta Blues, 25th Hour) while holding onto five Grammy Awards, Blanchard is still out here working.
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Those contracts were a way of holding onto some of the team's best talent long-term, and at the same time, signing the best players available at their respective positions.
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Surely our father was holding onto something from her, deep thoughts she had penned late at night from her sickbed to share with us once she thought we'd be ready.
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McConnell said there had been some consideration of holding onto the Phase 2 bill until the Phase 3 proposal was ready and then merging them, but he decided against it.
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When you're standing on a bus or subway train and holding onto a pole, it is difficult to tilt your wrist at the correct angle to look at the time.
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The final shot, "American Girl in Italy," captured Ms. Allen with her head tilted slightly up, her eyes cast a bit down and her right hand holding onto her sweater.
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Blake, 59, is a self-professed "borderline hoarder," whose penchant for holding onto things (tobacco pipes, a dog-chewed postcard from John Waters) has become a curatorial exercise unto itself.
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The election came about a month after Democratic candidates swept state elections in Virginia, holding onto the governor's mansion and picking up 16 seats in the Virginia House of Delegates.
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To her left, national and early-state polls show Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont holding onto steady support from 15 to 20 percent of Democratic voters, most of them liberals.
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Holding onto consumer debt can be costlyWhile getting out of debt can be tough, it will be even harder to save for retirement with monthly debt payments in the way.
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At the same time, Uber also said in its latest court filing Levandowski was holding onto these files as leverage to obtain a bonus Alphabet had been slow to pay out.
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Shoving all the showy stuff aside and focusing only on her, Better Watch Out becomes a solid movie about holding onto a moral code and a sense of humor under pressure.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some shippers on the largest U.S. refined products pipeline are looking to unload their coveted space after holding onto it has cost them for months, several sources said.
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Steve Rees, head of equity strategy at JPMorgan Private Bank, is "comfortable" holding onto his U.S. exposure, but thinks there are great opportunities to put new money to work in Europe.
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Furthermore, by reading his face -- his eyes show that he's not enjoying a lot of support from the people, and his big nostrils symbolize he's not good at holding onto money.
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If there is good news to be found here, they seem to have a genuinely good shot at holding onto a lot of the Senate seats in these Trump-won states.
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Sejusa, an old comrade of Museveni's, asked for an investigation into an alleged plot to assassinate top government officials opposed to the Museveni "family project of holding onto power in perpetuity".
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A 4-year-old girl displayed her extreme phone-holding abilities when a strong gust of wind blew open the door she was holding onto, sending the girl flying with it.
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Of course, most people playing Sword and Shield will have played a Pokémon game before, and they will recognize the ways these games are holding onto tradition and breaking from it.
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That left the greenback holding onto broad gains made on Friday after a positive set of U.S. data kept alive the risk of a hike in U.S. interest rates this year.
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Horrified and awe-struck, but still holding onto his cigarette, he rushes into his boat's cabin and tells his ship mate (Robert Shaw) that "you're going to need a bigger boat".
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"They went crazy and they just started running everywhere and [my daughter] was holding onto me and she was super scared and she was crying," another witness, Marlo Shipeck, told KDKA.
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The Republican National Committee, which is running much of Trump's operation in the states, fared better than its Democratic counterparts, holding onto $34.5 million as of the end of the month.
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In photos from the nuptials, Shelton, 39, can be seen holding onto Stefani's hand as they greeted and hugged RaeLynn, who was on Shelton's team during the reality competition's second season.
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Feinstein has been attacked for holding onto the allegations since July, when Ford was not yet ready to go public with her story but wanted her representatives to investigate the matter.
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But according to the possibly-enhanced cheeks that appeared underneath her skirt on Monday, she's fine holding onto what's left, so much so that she wants it to appear even larger.
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"I was 22 and it had been so many years after the shooting I just knew I couldn't live in sadness and holding onto that experience so tightly," she told Today.
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Trailing Apple were Xiaomi, the Chinese company that took over the number one spot last quarter with 3.6 million units, and Fitbit, which is holding onto relevance with 3.5 million units.
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More than just holding onto a job here, it's important to be an actual good person and offer a sincere apology to the subject of the gossip (especially if it's embarrassing).
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Whether you're shopping for a new pair of jeans or in the market for a new car, apply the Buffett rule to your next purchase: Is this something worth holding onto?
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Kitesurfing is riding on a surfboard while holding onto a kite and foilboarding is riding a surfboard with a hydrofoil that goes into the water lifts the board above the surface.
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Clinton's easiest path to victory appears to be by holding onto her six "firewall" states of Wisconsin, Michigan, Virginia, Colorado, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire, along with the other solidly Democratic states.
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Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden first disclosed the practice in 2013, revealing that GCHQ had been intercepting and holding onto data about the private communications of millions of people.
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Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden first disclosed the practice in 2013, revealing that GCHQ had been intercepting and holding onto data about the private communications of millions of people.
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In which case, aren't conservative Catholics left holding onto a sort of esoteric religion, one that exists in older documents but doesn't seem to influence the present life of the church?
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Top Republicans in Congress are demanding to know why the White House is holding onto more than $400 million that they say could have already gone to fighting the Zika virus.
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So people who bought the 26S last year can probably skip upgrading to the 25, but those holding onto a 26 and anything older will benefit from a tremendous performance gain.
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By holding onto your phone for so long, you take on the risk that your screen cracks or you drop it in a pool before you're ready to trade it in.
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People will tell you that forgiveness allows you to free yourself from holding onto anger and resentment, move forward with the relationship, or gain compassion and understanding for the other person.
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The technology remains largely unproven and has hit several snags, but in June, the organization deployed an improved cleanup device that appears to be successfully catching (and holding onto) some trash.
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It suggests that in an era in which people are holding onto their smartphones longer than before, the company is looking to niche audiences — not just general buyers — to encourage upgrades.
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Microsoft ended up writing off the entirety of its $7.2 billion purchase of Nokia and even Google ended up splitting apart Motorola and selling it off, holding onto just the patents.
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" JIM VOGEL, INTEREST RATE STRATEGIST, FHN FINANCIAL in MEMPHIS TN: "Until this weekend there were a lot of people holding onto core positions on the idea they could ride this out.
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I recommend printing out the receipt and holding onto the paperwork through your departure from the country — it expedited my exit when passport control couldn't locate my visa in the computer.
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But when they pressed together in head-to-toe camel spins — each holding onto the other's extended free leg and waist to the lyric "Para-para-paradise" — it gave me pause.
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In fact, recent data from Strategy Analytics shows that people are holding onto their phones longer than ever, with replacement times for U.S. smartphone owners growing to 213 months between devices.
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"Disney's eventual OTT service is still two years away, and won't threaten Netflix, which besides holding onto a strong US sub base is establishing passion brand status in many international markets."
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He saw it as a glaring signal that Wall Street is holding onto a "widespread assumption" that the markets should be doing worse, because of the uncertain political and geopolitical climates.
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South Africa's rand rose on Monday, holding onto its post-budget gains, after U.S. President Donald Trump extended a deadline for China and the United States to reach a trade agreement.
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Regardless of how the Shadow Brokers obtained the files — if in fact they're real — the thieves have been holding onto their merchandise for a while, as POLITICO's Morning Cybersecurity noted Tuesday.
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But that stat doesn't tell the whole story: While some millennials are increasingly proving to be savvy savers, many other young people are not making progress at holding onto their cash.
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Yeah, it was a part of becoming a minimalist, where I did purge all of my souvenirs, and yearbooks, and little things that I was kinda holding onto over the years.
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"In a world where our lives our increasingly digital –- conversations moved to text or email, photos stored entirely in the cloud –- everyone knows the sensation of holding onto physical mementos," Vandenberg said.
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Farmers also may need to get advance funds in some cases since many growers are holding onto large stocks of stored soybeans and other crops, hoping for higher prices in coming months.
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Strom Thurmond gave senators a week to lodge an objection, giving them a sort of veto power but preventing them from holding onto blue slips as a way to block a nominee.
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And any misconceived notions I'd been holding onto about what counted as "real sex" — which, it suddenly occurred to me, I'd actually been having since I was 17 — were completely stripped away.
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Albert Breer reported the Broncos will send their own fourth-round pick to the Ravens, holding onto the fourth-round receiver from the Houston Texans in the Demaryius Thomas deal in October.
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Gigabit LTE can provide faster network speeds if your carrier supports it, but even if it doesn't, phones with gigabit are traditionally better at holding onto a connection in weak signal areas.
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"Many of the girls are either first or second generation who have grown up in U.S. culture while the immigrant parents are holding onto more traditional views of women," Dr. Zayas adds.
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Buffett's returns showed he is a fairly simple investor, who avoids higher taxes by holding onto (not selling) his Berkshire Hathaway stock, and who lowers his tax rate by making charitable donations.
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There has been a lot of negativity around the deal, which has led many to speculate that the U.K. is simply incapable of holding onto businesses after they reach a certain size.
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After losing seven young children in a horrific farmhouse fire five years ago, Janelle and Ted Clouse are rebuilding their family – while holding onto the memories of their precious ones who died.
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Balvin, whose real name is José Álvaro Osorio Balvin, teased the release on Thursday with a photo on Instagram of his and Bunny's hands holding onto gold necklaces with a bunny totem.
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"Obviously she had twins [in June], and we finished [the song] in September, so I've been holding onto it since then," he said of the song, which was just released on Thursday.
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However, if you're still holding onto a grandfathered unlimited plan — which requires separate charges for minutes and texts — it might make a lot of sense to upgrade to the modern unlimited plan.
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Among the photos Gomez shared on social media in promotion of the single, was one of her lying down makeup-free on a bed holding onto what seems like a white bandage.
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They have succeeded in holding onto the tradition's low-key origins, centered on cultural activities, even as the festival has evolved into an ever-noisier competition for the largest, most beautiful statue.
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Such an addition could be critical to driving upgrades at a time when smartphone owners are holding onto their devices for longer periods of time and Apple's iPhone revenue has been falling.
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It's the third consecutive quarter Apple's iPhone sales have dropped as it grapples with struggling sales in China and the trend of consumers holding onto their phones for longer periods of time.
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McConnell is indeed savvy at holding onto the Senate Republican leadership position, but what does he have to show for it other than the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court?
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Since options prices are relatively low right now, making such a bearish bet in order to mitigate the risks of holding onto stocks makes for "a very intelligent insurance policy," Schlossberg argued.
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But the club also had to allocate resources carefully, he added, and weigh questions about holding onto a cabin that had room for limited visitors and could be jeopardized by powerful storms.
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He traveled to New York in August, holding onto a sliver of hope that he would be able to compete at the United States Open, but withdrew two days before the tournament.
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"I was holding onto her head and trying to keep her from losing so much blood, talking to her, kissing her, telling her she was going to make it," Athena Castilla said.
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Still, even when Lemonis spends a lot of money on clothing, he says he at least tries to get his money's worth by holding onto those expensive clothes for a long time.
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Shopping, cooking, canning and troubleshooting are all handled by the fearless Alison Roman, whose insights are invaluable, whether you are holding onto a recipe for dear life, or freestyling with the season.
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Washington benched running back Matt Jones, making him inactive after he had trouble holding onto the football, and also was without wideout DeSean Jackson, who is sidelined with an injured left shoulder.
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But friendships are not monogamous, so we usually end up holding onto friends even though they are more draining than joy-bringing, Andrea Bonior, PhD, LCP, author of The Friendship Fix told Refinery29.
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Research shows consumers are holding onto their phones for much longer, with little incentive to upgrade given the sky-high prices of the likes of Apple's iPhone X range and Samsung's Galaxy S10.
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The RealClearPolitics average of national polls shows Biden holding onto a 5-point lead over Sanders, but Sanders has picked up more than 4 points in the average since the beginning of 2020.
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And until then, we're holding onto the style moments we consider to be stand-outs, and anxiously awaiting the days David Bowie tributes and Little Red Riding hood capes re-become the norm.
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You could also have Princess Peach hold onto your stuff in this backpack with a Princess Peach patch ($60.) Just make sure Peach doesn't get captured again when she's holding onto your stuff.
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Taylor also hinted at the new project last week, with a photo that featured her dripping in gold chains and covered in the same gold-leaf design, while holding onto two machine guns.
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Yet he is still at a moment of power and relevance: Only 45, a Latino senator who ended his campaign holding onto more political capital than he has ever enjoyed in his career.
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Confronted with the rise of an "other," and grimly holding onto a memories of a past and dread of the uncertain future, the factions of the Metro turn to various forms of nihilism.
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Standard textbook theories hold that negative interest rates are infeasible because depositors always have the outside option of holding onto cash, which is storable and therefore pays an effective interest rate of zero.
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Here we have my and summer's natural enemy, Matthew Dellavedova, holding onto a hammerhead shark with his eyes squeezed shut, praying for the photo to get taken so he can put it down.
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Coupled with a 98-1073 win over the Washington Wizards on Saturday, the Hornets have now won two straight and are holding onto a sliver of hope in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
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Phaedra admitted it hurt to find out that her close friend was holding onto her ex-husband's things, but Kandi argued that storing a few motorcycles was no reason for a bad attitude.
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If you're holding onto $100,000 worth of BTC, and things take a sudden turn for the worse... well, you could be left holding a bag whose value quickly evaporates before your very eyes.
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As Vander Meer well knew, baseball is often less about winning than it is about just holding onto your dignity as tight as you can, because you're always this close to losing it.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's finance ministry is holding onto an ambitious primary budget surplus target despite mounting evidence that the performance of Latin America's second-largest economy is falling short of government expectations.
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That positioning, coupled with the years of backend development that have coalesced behind Assistant should leave Amazon more than a little concerned about holding onto its place at the top of the heap.
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And, if you're a woman who falls on the clumsier end of the spectrum, holding onto a pair of tights for an entire season feels like a feat that deserves a merit badge.
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"Right now at a bus stop, moms are holding onto little hands, trying to keep their kids still, out of the street and off the shelter," said the city's mayor, C. Kim Bracey.
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In addition to holding onto a near 12% stake in the e-commerce giant he founded, Bezos owns The Washington Post and Blue Origin, an aerospace company working to pioneer commercial space travel.
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According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Frank claims Lynn Varley's illegally holding onto a slew of sketches he drew as references for the final illustrations for his comics and graphic novels.
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Conventional wisdom is that the new rules will act as a magnet for many Chinese companies that otherwise would list in the U.S., thus improving the odds of "holding onto" the next Alibaba.
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She's holding onto a relic from her decades of living as a privileged white man that threatens to ruin all of the progress that she has made: Her blind, unwavering conservative Republican beliefs.
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When Tyler C. gets the next one-on-one date, Connor tries to stay positive, telling everyone that he's "holding onto hope" even as his face turns a particular shade of pale green.
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Some parents said that having Ms. Thornton as principal would provide a role model for their children and ease the tension some families feel between holding onto their culture and pursuing an education.
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Recently, Guo shared with me a different series of photographs he created in 2013 that depicts a man with bloodied bandages over his eyes and hands, holding onto a soiled and bloody doll.
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Seehofer's prime concern has been holding onto the CSU's absolute majority in Bavaria in a regional election in 2018, when he is worried about losing votes to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Though the dynamics of the electoral map can always shift, Democrats could win back the presidency by holding onto the states Hillary Clinton won and rebuilding their "blue wall" in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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By capturing a moment, by holding onto a memory, you are dealing with this discomfort of you're going to die and all of this is for not, because soon we're all going to pass.
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Seehofer's prime concern has been holding onto the CSU's absolute majority in Bavaria in a regional election in 2018, when he is worried about losing votes to the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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His characters repeatedly talk about the need to put the past aside, to make their own choices and accept the future, to discard everything they've been holding onto, because it's been holding them back.
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Lastly, holding onto your pee also makes men susceptible to a condition called prostatitis, which is inflammation of the prostate, which is one of the most common and most annoying conditions that affect men.
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It is heartening to see their presence on the national stage force the gun lobby and those holding onto an unrealistic and dangerous view of the Second Amendment to play defense for a change.
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Meanwhile, the candidates are close to breaking even with the amount of cash they have on hand with the Republican maintaining just over a $1 million and the local state lawmaker holding onto $720,000.
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Since the grounding, low-cost Brazilian carrier Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes leased five older 737s and is holding onto the older-generation 737s already in its fleet longer, according to its CFO Richard Lark.
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Alaska was the last frontier By April 2000, 10 stores existed across the entire US. While most states got rid of them years ago, Alaska was still holding onto the largest cluster of Blockbusters.
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But the convention's second night highlighted the durability of a party establishment that has managed Democratic politics, on and off, for a quarter-century, holding onto power even during the anti-establishment 2016 campaign.
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But the underlying dynamics of the district and the race should concern every smart Republican looking at the November playing field and assessing the GOP's chances of holding onto its 22018-seat House majority.
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And if you think that "value investing, " which involves picking individual companies and holding onto them long-term, may be right for you, you can follow Charlie Munger's four principles for picking winning investments.
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Once they catch up to the target, they are trained to get the biggest bite that they can (ideally getting a "full mouth bite"), and holding onto the target, not letting them get away.
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The suspension was deemed a by-product of the negative reputation Toquinho had garnered for holding onto damaging heel hook submissions for too long after the fight had already been stopped by the referee.
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If you're still holding onto an iPhone 5 or 5s, or an older model iPhone, or you have a newer iPhone 6, you may be wondering: Should I upgrade now, to the iPhone SE?
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Allowing men an equal chance to care for children allows women an equal chance to stay at work — and that allows businesses a better shot at holding onto their best employees, regardless of gender.
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Holding onto any illusion of knowledge -- which is an easy way for people to feel like experts in in topics they know nothing about -- usually doesn't stand up to any form of critical thinking.
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The White House press, I think, is so anxious about what is going to happen that they're just holding onto things the way they used to be, as if that will make it better.
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Yaron and policymakers have changed their tone since July, when they were still holding onto the prospect of a possible rate hike this year while markets had factored out any hikes well into 2020.
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But doing that not only means winning at least two seats now held by Republicans, but also holding onto seats in conservative states that Trump won, including Indiana, Montana, North Dakota and West Virginia.
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Still, one of the biggest challenges is holding onto talented engineers because self-driving technology is one of the hottest things in Silicon Valley, and Apple is hardly the only company working on it.
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Klaehne says the high price points of recent devices are dictated partly by the fact that customers are holding onto their smartphones for months — or even years — longer than they used to before upgrading.
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"If I am holding onto my constituencies and I only have 4 percent voter turnout, then I don't really have to pay attention to whether I'm improving school performance or not," Professor Wong said.
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Still, it's at least somewhat surprising that Western leaders have been capable of holding onto the narrative of moderation at a time when even Rouhani's domestic supporters are finding it difficult to do so.
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The most straightforward path to a Democratic victory in 2020 goes through those three states: The party would win the White House by reclaiming all three and holding onto the other states Clinton won.
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"The margin has narrowed since her post-convention bounce, but Clinton is holding onto an underlying advantage over Trump among key voting blocs," said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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That said, Goldman, which for now is holding onto the mortgages it buys, is beginning to accumulate foreclosures — an inevitable result of working with borrowers who have not made mortgage payments for many years.
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Still, one of the biggest challenges is holding onto talented engineers because self-driving technology is one of the hottest things in Silicon Valley, and Apple is hardly the only company working on it.
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If you're still tethered to wired headphones, listening to your Spotify playlists on an old boombox with one working speaker, or holding onto your ancient MP3 player, it's time to upgrade your listening experience.
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In an attempt to make it even harder to make out who the imposter was, Kris' boyfriend Corey Gamble even stood behind Kris' wax figure in one of the photos, supportively holding onto her shoulders.
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But still: have we all, at one moment in our life, not been this middle-aged, balding man—holding onto a moment of intense, cinematic emotion in the most cliche yet life-affirming way possible?
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That's why holding onto tradition sometimes takes the backseat to coming up with new features, which can be more widely enjoyed by anyone who picks up the new games regardless of their past Pokémon prowess.
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Biden is holding onto a lead in national polling and is expected to perform well in South Carolina, the fourth state to host an early nominating contest, which has a large minority of black voters.
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And the crabs really like those pom-poms—so much so that they will fight you if you try to steal one, or tear one in half to make sure they're always holding onto two.
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McConnell's main focus for the next nine weeks is holding onto his majority in the Senate and protecting those GOP senators in tough re-election contests from taking any votes that could damage their campaigns.
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Chief Executive Seb James said a combination of higher handset costs and relatively incremental technology growth meant customers were holding onto handsets for longer and some were choosing a SIM-only contract in the meantime.
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There are a lot of factors on that front, including slowing economic growth in the world's largest smartphone market, and a general trend toward prolonged upgrade cycles, as users are holding onto devices for longer.
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If you plan on leaving the house in less than 36 months and you have no intention of holding onto it and converting it into a rental property, you should continue to rent, he said.
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And that's our ultimate goal — that all of them are still holding onto their own knowledge, 100% privacy safe, but then they have that opportunity to work with each other, which they don't right now.
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The fact that three subpar pets have to spend 85 whole minutes traveling cross-country to reunite with owners who could obviously care less about them just reinforces kids' resolves for holding onto toxic relationships.
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It's in stark contrast to former CEO Steve Ballmer, a more obstreperous exec who did not seem to have as much success at holding onto the top leaders from big acquisitions made during his tenure.
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A more decisive Durant set the tone, not holding onto the ball when confronted by a crowd of defenders but taking every opportunity to make a strong offensive move before the Warriors could attack him.
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And if anything, the chances of Republicans holding onto their majority went down slightly on Tuesday night, as Balderson's extremely narrow margin suggests that the Democratic wave is coming -- and it's not a small one.
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It's still a good line, and it's one certainly I've been holding onto for, oh, I think most of the year — here's Barnes, and Romo ready, and the first pitch for Austin, taking first strike.
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The Spurs, in the season after Tim Duncan's retirement, remain the NBA's premier collaborators, holding onto the league's second-best record by way of a nightly assortment of pinging ball movement and lockstep weakside actions.
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The price of Brent crude oil, a major international benchmark, was up about 3 percent, holding onto its gains despite Iran refusing to be part of a group of top oil producers to freeze output.
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Ri's first official appearance as Kim's wife in North Korean state media was in July 2012 at an opening ceremony for an amusement park, seen holding onto Kim's arm affectionately as they toured the grounds.
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During Ms. Goodman and Ms. Wolov's surreal visit to Louis C.K.'s Aspen hotel room, they said they were holding onto each other, screaming and laughing in shock, as Louis C.K. masturbated in a chair.
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That's how I felt as the latest episode of the HBO comedy Insecure, one of my favorite shows, reached its final scene and revealed something the show had clearly been holding onto for some time.
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I don't regret sending nudes, but I do regret sending them to this particular person, who, when we were together, seemed to care far more about holding onto digital collateral than he did about me.
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Patel added: "As a naturalized citizen, I would certainly be concerned that DHS is holding onto my social media information in order to engage in some type of ongoing monitoring of what I say online."
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"There's really nothing you can do but try to hydrate the best you can so your body is holding onto the water and you're not letting the water go out so fast," Venus Williams said.
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Other recent surveys in North Carolina have indicated the race is much tighter, with Clinton holding onto a 2900-point lead over Trump in the state, 220006-2202 percent, according to the RealClearPolitics polling index.
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In 2020, I'll be paying closer attention when I'm sent emails regarding any "changing of terms" to my online accounts and will make sure I'm not holding onto subscriptions I no longer want or use.
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Sure, that sounds easy enough, but in practice, it can be hard to decipher which veteran pieces are worth holding onto, which are worthy of investing in and replacing, and which items are just plain unnecessary.
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However, oil prices holding onto their gains after forecasts for stronger oil demand provided support to Russia's rouble, which gained 0.5 percent, snapping a two-day losing streak ahead of a central bank meeting on Friday.
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But many say this is highly unlikely, given how hard it has been for Kim to build his program and given that the weapons are seen as the major guarantee to his holding onto unchecked power.
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McCaskill is seeking a third Senate term and is expected to face Republican Josh Hawley, Missouri&aposs attorney general, in a race that will be closely watched as the GOP tries holding onto a Senate majority.
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Holding onto those bundles — no longer offered to new customers as of today — is also going to get more expensive: AT&T will hike monthly rates by $10 across the entire line as of April 12th.
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Watch out: More private equity managers are holding onto more cash than ever before, and are having to pay more for deals because of increased competition, often diluting returns and leading managers to take riskier bets.
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Of course, there's the same issue you'll get with all of these none detachable systems: the keyboard is still exposed on the other side, so you're holding onto that bit when using it as a tablet.
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Holding onto that may not be entirely rational—Cruz could almost certainly make a killing by renting out the building—yet he opens a video game store utterly lacking in pretense, like LA used to be.
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If Democrats stand any chance at taking back congressional seats in November while likewise holding onto vulnerable congressional seats currently held by their own party, it is necessary that the party's message emphasizes centrism and unity.
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When a threat is imminent, this reaction is essential to your survival, but when a threat is ancient history, holding onto that stress wreaks havoc on your body and can have devastating health consequences over time.
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But the more you watch Carol and Paula pick each other apart, the more you start to realize the Carol we used to know has always been there, holding onto her basic humanity the whole time.
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With major collectors holding onto their most prized pieces in wait-and-see mode, this season is devoid of the blockbuster items and record-setting prices that have made recent auctions the stuff of banner headlines.
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Yet if Bannon is willing to make nice toward the establishment he once targeted, he is candid that he is doing so only to maximize the chances of the president's party holding onto its House majority.
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The former vice president is holding onto his perch atop the polls, but strategists and political observers say he needs to do better with younger voters if he wants to win the Democratic nomination next year.
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Boise, Idaho (CNN)Paulette Jordan gently nudges her horse into the Idaho field, her yellow riding gloves loosely holding onto the reins as the sun begins to set on the nearly triple-digit temperature summer day.
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He's pathetic but also frightening, and Laura tries to keep a safe, professional distance while holding onto her empathy for him, an effort that produces both a note of tension and a deep chord of melancholy.
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"It is not only about the high security zones held by the military, there are lots of other confusions ... because for three decades instead of holding onto land, people ran for their lives," De Silva said.
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And the team on the street made sure that anyone too wasted to drive made it home safely by calling cabs, holding onto keys and even recommending places for people to eat while they sobered up.
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At one point, he was only holding onto the thing with one hand, flying through the dark tunnel about as casually as that guy who got trapped on the hood of a speeding car in Miami.
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The Detroit Pistons are holding onto a spot in the top eight in the Eastern Conference and are in a position to move up in the standings with the way the schedule sets up this week.
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Mr. Greenblatt has another reason for optimism: He is holding onto a trove of in-house statistics he believes are the key to proving to advertisers that broadcasters can make the transition to the streaming universe.
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The move was the latest sign the Republican establishment, holding onto a slim 52-48 majority in the Senate, was abandoning an insurgent candidacy heavily promoted by U.S. President Donald Trump's former political strategist, Steve Bannon.
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Jay Jacobson, 82, a retired lawyer who lives on Roosevelt Island, recently worked with Cornell Tech students to address a daily problem for older people: how to carry a shopping bag when holding onto a walker?
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While stock prices might be low at the moment, buying now and holding onto stocks for many years could allow your shares to grow in value, sell for more, and eventually leave you better off.3.
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As we previously reported, star receiver Chris Godwin has rocked the jersey ever since he got to Tampa ... and it sure sounded like he wouldn't mind holding onto it in an interview with ESPN last week.
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If Allergan succeeds in holding onto its patents, "we will probably see multiple branded companies housing their patents with Indian tribes," Ronny Gal, an analyst for Bernstein, said in a video message to investors on Friday.
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Trump's advisers have told him that pursuing an infrastructure bill will give Republicans the best chance of holding onto the House because the prospect of building new roads and bridges has broad appeal with the electorate.
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Then, to help protect the finish from holding onto every single fingerprint (and nose-print from the dog), use just a teeny bit of Pompeian Pure Olive Oil on a soft cloth for a final coating.
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The added costs are largely from people holding onto smartphones longer and not upgrading to new models, GameStop said, which saw sales from its technology brands business drop 18.6 percent during the nine-week holiday period.
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Holding onto their land is not just essential for their own survival — forests managed by indigenous groups like the Manoki sequester significant amounts of carbon, and indigenous people conserve an estimated 22% of the world's biodiversity.
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Holding onto painful memories and situations tends to be an unhelpful habit of yours, but over time you learn to let go as you learn from firsthand experience that certain feelings become toxic if not released.
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Still, Democrats of a particularly optimistic persuasion might be holding onto hope that a political earthquake will actually happen, that the impeachment inquiry just might remove Trump from office after all, however unlikely that may seem.
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Some mid-sized players are holding onto their niche markets, which they understand very well, while others try to leverage their specialty by adding more products and gaining access to new markets through acquisitions, he said.
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With President Donald Trump's Republican party holding onto their majority in the Senate, according to CNN, NBC and ABC News, the results were in line with expectations on Wall Street that Washington was set for gridlock.
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Since the applause is seemingly "working" (or it's just well-timed to weather patterns), the massive crowd continues, holding onto the hope their vocal adoration is the only thing that will help them see the eclipse today.
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Saul laughs about this, saying that holding onto nostalgia is "just the way it is," noting that he's probably going to turn into one of those dads who mutters about how things were 'better in our day.
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"The only thing that Fidel has been successful in, has not been health nor education, or human rights or democracy, it's been holding onto power -- which is easy to do when you don't have elections," she said.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian right-wing presidential candidate Ivan Duque is holding onto his long-time lead over leftist Gustavo Petro, ahead of the country's run-off election on June 17, an opinion poll published on Friday showed.
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In the existing home market, however, there may be a less obvious and underreported dynamic: "Households holding onto their previous property when moving seems to be a key factor," wrote Matthew Pointon, property economist at Capital Economics.
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Both Apple and Samsung warned investors of dipping smartphone sales due to a variety of reasons such as people holding onto their devices longer, trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and stiff competition from Chinese vendors.
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I religiously purchase him a new bed from L.L. Bean every three years, tossing the old bed, which gets lumpy and flat over time, and holding onto the durable canvas cover with his name inscribed on it.
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Executive creative director and co-founder of Refinery29, Piera Gelardi, has turned her fantasy dreamworld into a reality with the media powerhouse, while holding onto the passion, purpose and optimism that inspired the launch 11 years ago.
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"I remember the first time I took each of my babies to Disneyland," the mom-of-three wrote on Instagram along with a picture of her smiling while holding onto son, Phoenix, as they ride the carousel.
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Bobrovsky stopped 25 shots for the Blue Jackets, who are in a 2-4-1 skid and holding onto a wild-card position in the Eastern Conference while a bevy of teams are nipping at their heels.
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Dr. Taylor said that it appeared that dust on the surface acted as insulation, holding onto the heat during the day that warms ice below, producing gases that rise to the cold surface, freezing again as frost.
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It's silly to compare a pair of jeans to a significant other, but if you've ever found your boyfriend-jean soulmate that fits your body, your style, and your vibe, you're holding onto that sucker for keeps.
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Frances Bean Cobain filed docs, obtained by TMZ, asking the court to force Isaiah Silva to return the 1959 Martin D-18E acoustic, which she says he's been holding onto since she filed for divorce last March.
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Mr. Hernández's campaign for re-election began years ago — even before he was president — when he and his acolytes stacked the Honduras Supreme Court with supporters, with the ultimate goal of holding onto power beyond one term.
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Both revealed that they'd been holding onto these secrets for years, that despite all their power and fame, despite being members of prominent Hollywood families, they had felt — known — that they could not speak out without consequences.
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Whale meat may have been a delicacy in the old days — especially during WWII when Japan needed whale meat — but today the younger generation especially, are far more interested in whale watching than holding onto antiquated traditions.
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I finish pumping my gas, and holding onto the side of my car for balance, I return the nozzle to its cradle, turn and climb back into the driver's seat and point my car south, toward home.
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That Mr. Costas held the job for so long reflected NBC's commitment to making the Olympics the centerpiece of its sports portfolio and to holding onto highly rated programming that appealed to a broad demographic, especially women.
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Trump is still holding onto the option of declaring a national emergency, a step that Republican leaders have warned him could divide their party and force a public rebuke of the President on the Senate floor. Sen.
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"I think if we were all pelvic thrusting, holding onto the barre, and the instructor was like, 'This will be so great when you're having sex later!' everyone would immediately get uncomfortable," my friend M. told me.
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Traditionally, Democratic victory here has involved running up the score around Cleveland and other major population centers, particularly with nonwhite voters, while holding onto white working-class households in old-guard union towns with deep Democratic ties.
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Lots of us hoard in our own ways, whether that's keeping a "memory box" full of old school reports you'll read maybe once every 15 years, or holding onto a childhood item you can't bear to part with.
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"The only thing that Fidel has been successful in, has not been health nor education, or human rights or democracy, it's been holding onto power -- which is easy to do when you don't have elections," she said. Sen.
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On the federal holiday honoring her father's role as a civil rights leader, she spoke to an audience at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, where her father once preached, and gave a riveting speech about holding onto hope.
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You can accomplish it a bunch of different ways: we do a little water and then somebody is usually holding onto the girl's hands and she does a little squat to just dip her butt into the sand.
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When it became clear this would be only a one-way journey, William proudly told his son, "You deserve the beautiful life you've made," and gave him the collection of poems he had been holding onto for decades.
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Trump's comments made banner headlines across the country and increased Republican worries that his poor performance might also dim the party's chances of holding onto its majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives in next month's election.
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But taking and holding onto territory is a difficult task against an opponent willing to use extreme measures, and U.S.-backed forces have been stuck in an intense battle against ISIS fighters for much of the last month.
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In fact, privately Democrats are holding onto the option of filing a lawsuit to extend the deadline, but at this point they are not moving forward because it looks like Palm Beach County will be done on time.
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Yet that didn't stop a wide segment of political and economic establishments in both the US and Europe from embracing Iranian President Hassan Rouhani as a moderate and holding onto that embrace right up to the present day.
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Overall, the most elite ranks of Europe's Most Innovative Universities have held steady from last year, with the UK's Imperial College London (#2) and University of Cambridge (#3) holding onto their top spots for the third straight year.
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And a final group, including Justine Greening and Paul Masterton— who represent Remain-leaning Putney and East Renfrewshire, respectively—have a better chance of holding onto their seats by opposing a no-deal Brexit than by enabling it.
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She was seen as successful in advancing voting rights and women's issues and was credited with sheer determination for holding onto the job as long as she did given the difficult and disparate factions in the Democratic Party.
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She said she did not believe, as some strategists fear, that having Trump on the ballot in November would hurt Republican chances for holding onto control of the Senate, where the party now has a 54-46 edge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Private equity funds are increasingly selling minority stakes in investments to pension and sovereign wealth funds as they strive to deliver returns for investors while holding onto prized assets in a hotly competitive market for deals.
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Political risk analysts such as the Eurasia consultancy give Rousseff only a 20 percent chance of holding onto office, but the former urban guerrilla member when Brazil was under a military dictatorship has not given up the fight.
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Gary Zimet, who owns MiT, tells us he obtained the lyrics from an ex-employee of the studio where Tupac recorded the track in '96 ... and, wisely, he's been holding onto the framed piece until this month. Sept.
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I called the Cartier store on Bond Street to ask what I should do once I have the strap in hand again — leather has a way of holding onto a smoky smell (just ask my shoes and handbags).
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That balance will be unique for every relationship, but holding onto some of your alone time, friend time, work time and time for everything else will mean you won't have to fight to get back that time later.
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While other fast-fashion brands understood that transparency, sustainability, and good ethics are paramount to holding onto an adulting consumer base (and attracting the arguably more moralistic Gen Z), Forever 21 has not committed to any such thing.
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Doing things like crossing your fingers, saying "break a leg," or holding onto a lucky charm have all been proven to improve performance, likely because it gives people a sense of control and confidence in whatever they're doing.
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Venture capitalists are studying these investment zones carefully and considering raising funds to invest directly into these areas, but there's a holdup: Getting the full tax benefit requires holding onto an investment for 10 years, which doesn't always happen.
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A lot of her reservations about how holding onto your ex would work stem from the way that our brains actually process love, based on what she observed after looking at the brain activity of more than 70 people.
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Morrison's coalition defied expectations by holding onto a string of seats in the outer suburbs of Australia's largest cities, as well as in the resources-rich states of Queensland and Western Australia and the small island state of Tasmania.
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At one point in the video, perhaps anticipating the excitement to come, Vivian began to jump up and down while holding onto her mom's hand, right before her father Tom Brady called out to his wife from the backyard.
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Mujaju said a big problem holding back wider use of grains such as sorghum and millet is the tradition of holding onto part of last year's harvest to replant or sell to neighbors as seed in the coming season.
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Shortly before revealing where she would be spending Father's Day, Kardashian, 33, also shared a new photo of her daughter, who appears to be holding onto her father Tristan Thompson's fingers while taking a nap in her car seat.
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And in the 10th District, Democrat Josh Harder is holding onto second place by a thread of less than 49.73,000 votes – making a Democratic shutout in the district a very real possibility once all of the votes are tallied.
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In a hilarious photo Boyd shares with PEOPLE, the soon-to-be family of five is posing next to a sign reading, "We will soon be #outnumbered #babyboyd" — with Jaxon holding onto a rope binding the parents-to-be.
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He saw the fleet of long, six-wheeled Mercedes gather to depart for the annexation of Austria in 1938 and, several days later, watched as Hitler, standing erect, holding onto the windshield of his open car, greeted adoring crowds.
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In the end, it's probably a case that Dell didn't see much value in EMC holding onto Documentum, and it will give them one less thing to worry about when the sale goes through at some point this year.
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Rafael Olaio, operator of the bitcoin payment platform Ripple, told the cryptocurrency research site CoinDesk that traders seem to be holding onto their existing bitcoins waiting to see whether they can get a better deal on the new platform.
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Mr. Brown's insistence on holding onto state revenues was a source of continued friction with Democratic allies in the Legislature, who wanted to use the money to restore spending cuts that had been in place during the Great Recession.
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The idea of organizing student labor when even auto factory workers are having trouble holding onto their unions may sound outlandish, but young people have been at the forefront of conflicts over police brutality, immigrant rights and sexual violence.
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With 5G, for example, there are still coverage barriers, but with users holding onto their handsets for longer, it's almost certain that the next-gen wireless technology will be ubiquitous before the time comes for many users to upgrade.
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