Then Cle holds on to Helena's hands and kisses them.
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The nation still holds on to its proud scientific traditions.
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Finally, Trump is vindictive and legendarily holds on to grudges.
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Meanwhile, Facebook holds on to all the contacts you handed over.
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The average American holds on to just 7.5% of their disposable income.
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While incarcerated, she holds on to the thought of her son, Jackson.
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He cares about that and he still holds on to Fox News.
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"If I'm not getting enough [fat], my body holds on to calories," she says.
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Rick Scott (R) holds on to his lead of about 12,500 votes over Sen.
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And that's if he even holds on to that majority, and his own job.
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Ayham holds on to hope that he can be reunited with his ISIS family.
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And he holds on to all of that and resents me for all of that.
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Gary Johnson holds on to 8 percent support and Jill Stein has 4 percent support.
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If Woods holds on to his lead, he would notch his first victory since 2013.
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I hope, for our editor's sake, Uber holds on to all news until you return.
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Benjamin Netanyahu will surpass that record in mid-2019 if he holds on to office.
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Indeed, its roots and rhizomes form a thick underground "mat" that holds on to soil particles.
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CNBC has reported that the average American holds on to just 7.5% of their disposable income.
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And at a certain point, you start to wonder exactly how he holds on to his power.
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She wins and he holds on to his rosiest convictions about what he and his presidency symbolize.
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Each founder is allotted 15% carry in his or her fund, while Spearhead holds on to 5%.
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It may lack the King intensity, but it holds on to a measure of his dark humor.
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That seems increasingly possible as Mr. Sanders holds on to front-runner status in the 2020 campaign.
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Jowaher, 8, holds on to her favorite toy while she waits to enter Vinojug reception center, in Macedonia.
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Even if Hillary Clinton holds on to a narrow lead, Bernie Sanders put on an extremely strong performance.
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When asked whether or not Trim holds on to that information, Smyth said company stores users session logs.
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American Eagle holds on to the No. 2 spot but with a higher share this year than last.
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Private equity typically holds on to businesses before selling them or taking them public on the stock market.
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Our DNA holds on to the past, learns from it and advances from one generation to the next.
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Its vegetation holds on to billions of metric tons of carbon that could oxidize into heat-trapping gases.
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Amanda holds on to the rope for her life while he jumps on like a gorilla and goes bananas.
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The PBOC holds on to its purchases of CNH, thus depleting the supply of CNH available for interbank lending.
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If Cox holds on to win, it would give Democrats a net pickup of 40 House seats this year.
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Here, a woman holds on to a man, executing a smooth, flowing sequence of arcing bends and languorous stretches.
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Catch the moment when he holds on to a melting high note as his silly companions shake their posteriors.
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Turner Stancil is pulling a wood cart full of his wife's supplies while she holds on to his arm.
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Its current list includes several canceled A380s, though Airbus says it holds on to deals to help enforce contract rights.
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In Burundi, President Pierre Nkurunziza holds on to power despite violence that heralded his third term re-election in 2015.
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The beautiful translation comes courtesy of Leri Price and holds on to the integrity of Khalifa's purpose and compelling prose.
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It is a quick sale for a private equity firm, which typically holds on to assets for three to five years.
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It was Wells that inspired my pique, but it is not alone in the frustrating way it holds on to customers.
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"Ctrl," SZA's first album for a major label, holds on to the electronics and the leisurely tempos of her past work.
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The FCC will only review the deal if the combined company holds on to many of Time Warner's broadcast TV licenses.
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His father, Nourredine Messaoudi, a minibus driver, still holds on to his son's burned bus card, neatly folded in his wallet.
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As average temperatures rise, air warms and holds on to more moisture, roughly 7 percent more water for every degree Celsius increase.
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Durant is up to 35 points, making a strong case for Finals M.V.P. if Golden State holds on to win this game.
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Sanders is willing to do some damage to the front-runner as he holds on to hopes of grabbing the Democratic nomination.
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If the regime holds on to power by means of Chinese technology, it will feed popular anger towards China and its Russian clients.
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Because the sticky mucus holds on to bacteria, it increases the likelihood of infections, which causes extensive damage to the lungs over time.
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Intel could still make money on its Cloudera bet if it holds on to its shares and the stock rallies following the offering.
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For all its active silliness, the movie holds on to that familial through line in a way that's appealing and, ultimately, oddly moving.
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The carrier is also wary of doing a deal if the government holds on to any minority or majority stake in Air India.
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He's not a great pass catcher, nor does he have great quickness or acceleration, but he's a banger and holds on to the ball.
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According to former prisoners, families of current ones and diplomats, Iran sometimes holds on to detainees for use for prisoner exchanges with Western countries.
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This has proven core to Microsoft's appeal, as its Azure cloud platform holds on to its strong second-place position in the cloud wars.
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As far as a tree that will stay fresh and holds on to its needles, Fraser firs are at the top of the list.
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It's a coin-toss, one the Raptors are surely hoping they win so long as Cleveland holds on to the top spot (76 percent).
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AT THIS POINT, WOULD YOU PREFER THAT THE GOP HOLDS ON TO THE HOUSE AND SENATE OR WOULD YOU PREFER THE DEMOCRATS RETAKE THE HOUSE?
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His own R&B holds on to the grit of the blues amid modern production on his album "New Magic," due Sept 15 on Anti-.
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Once users get sequenced by sending in a spit sample, Helix holds on to their DNA data in case users opt-in to additional tests.
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So if the GOP holds on to both chambers of Congress in 22018, the party could very well make another attempt at repealing Obamacare through reconciliation.
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That's a computer located in a data center somewhere that receives email on your behalf and holds on to it until you're ready to read it.
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Nokia, which once dominated the global mobile phones market, is now focused on telecom network equipment but still holds on to a portfolio of phone patents.
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Sachiko acts as a go-between, both respecting the old hierarchies (the world that Tsuruko holds on to) and understanding the longing expressed by her younger sisters.
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As their dog Lucy watches nearby, Vonn gets in a squat stance and holds on to an elastic band that attaches to a belt around Subban's waist.
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"Punishments [for offenses] can not contradict the system of social values that society holds on to," Mizulina said in a speech opening Wednesday's vote in the Duma.
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Dierks Bentley holds on to the things he believes in, and being a strong supporter of the military is one thing he will always live up to.
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Trico, for his part, can tear down obstacles, stomp on enemies, and leap across great chasms while the boy holds on to its feathers for dear life.
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Marino holds on to the slim hope that his son is still alive, forced to fight for one of the county's cartels in Mexico's ongoing drug war.
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I've been with Florence on packed trains and realized people are staring as she holds on to the hand rail above her head — and she couldn't care less.
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Our sun holds on to its plasma with its intense gravity, but here on Earth, we'd have to rely on magnets or lasers to perform the same trick.
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The ruling junta has promised to hold an election in 2018, though changes to the constitution have ensured the military holds on to some role governing the country.
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But for a seven-year old to grapple with loss is not easy, and Hamid holds on to the hope that his father will come back one day.
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If Israel holds on to the occupied territories permanently, it cannot be both a full democracy and a Jewish state; the comparisons with apartheid are bound to intensify.
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As long as Hamas holds on to its arms, Israel is unlikely to regard Palestinian reconciliation as a game-changer in terms of Israeli policy on peace talks.
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The second is called an accumulation trust, which receives distributions from the IRA but holds on to the money for distribution to the beneficiary at a later date.
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When Mr. Zindani tells his own story of life and love, he evokes a series of images — beautiful in their detail, heartbreaking for what he holds on to.
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Bernie Sanders holds on to his lead on the eve of Tuesday's primary, the final CNN tracking poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows.
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In the photo, they strike a loving pose as Kardashian West holds on to her daughter's hand while West, who's standing beside her, reaches out for for Saint's hand.
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When temperatures are warmer, the atmosphere holds on to more moisture and storms become more intense, Kimberly Hall, a climate change ecologist with The Nature Conservancy, told BuzzFeed News.
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In the photo, Mother Monster holds on to her black and white pup as her two other four-legged family members eagerly meet the little one on hind legs.
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When people speak or sing to it during a ceremony, it is believed that the water holds on to what it hears and can later share what it learns.
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They have a 17-year-old daughter named Reginae Carter, and the rapper still holds on to the dream of the three of them being together as a family.
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If Trump holds on to his 50% lead, he'll win all of the state's 95 delegates and put to rest the narrative that his campaign is on a downswing.
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Germany, Switzerland and several other European countries even have negative long-term interest rates, meaning a person who buys a bond and holds on to it will lose money.
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If he goes ugly even when he's assured of victory, imagine what he'll do if Clinton holds on to her lead and he's faced with the prospect of defeat.
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It releases the strings into the current, forming a snotty web that it holds on to with its equivalent of a toothy tongue, trapping plankton and other ocean debris.
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It is the working class of this country that holds on to their traditions and watches them mocked by the very oligarchs who have offshored or automated their jobs.
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In the photo, the family strikes a loving pose as Kardashian West holds on to her daughter's hand while West, who's standing beside her, reaches out for for Saint's hand.
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Republican Debbie Lesko is the projected winner of Arizona's House special election, allowing the party to breathe a sigh of relief as it holds on to a safe red district.
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Deal Professor The fight over Viacom is digging in for years of litigation as each side holds on to its own self-righteous claim to the poorly performing media company.
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She said she saved all her report cards because she treasured the "sweet notes" he wrote on them, even though more often it's the parent who holds on to memorabilia.
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Bernie Sanders holds on to his lead on the eve of New Hampshire's Democratic primary, the final CNN tracking poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center shows.
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NFL veteran Michael Bennett says that in order to properly manage his money, he actually skips direct deposit and holds on to his checks until the end of the season.
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In subsequent ends, the team that didn't score in the previous end gets the hammer; if neither team scores in an end, the team with the hammer holds on to it.
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When a user tries to delete their Facebook, the site holds on to all of their data for a period of time in case they decide they want to come back.
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VIDEO: Terminally Ill Mom Holds on to Watch Daughter Graduate Before Dying the Next Morning It was her aunt's idea for the father-daughter duo to recreate the photo, she says.
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The actor is seen bending down and showing Briar how to work the illuminating purple toy, while his daughter (who is shown from the back) holds on to the other end.
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Instead of confronting her sister about her psychopathic behavior, Korede holds on to a deep well of resentment and rage that only bubbles up in periodic confessions to a comatose patient.
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The moroseness in her voice is put to excellent use in this track, where she holds on to the words "weary" and "body" with a warble that will break your heart.
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She holds on to a vivid image, believing it definitive: red welts on her legs from her father's belt, which she has outlined in pen so as not to forget them.
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According to a recent Pew study, white non-Hispanic male college graduates support Trump over Hillary Clinton by 83 to 42 percent, even as she holds on to her overall lead.
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When the White House holds on to funds that have been properly appropriated, that by itself is an abuse of constitutional authority that might become part of a bill of impeachment.
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Bernie Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill, it holds on to much of the employer-based private insurance market and includes means-tested premiums and cost sharing for all but the poorest Americans.
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The answers are a follow-up to a request from Coons dating to last month when Coons questioned how long the company holds on to voice recordings and transcripts from Echo interactions.
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It's not easy — it hasn't been done since 1960 — but she could pull it off, even without North Carolina, if she holds on to key states in the Midwest and West. 1.
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But they haven't, and US officials have recently suggested they will stay for as long as necessary to stamp out ISIS, which still holds on to enclaves along the Syria-Iraq border.
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The victory may yet be contested, but whether Mr. Lamb holds on to officially win the House seat matters less than the fact that he was so competitive in the first place.
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"So Thankful for my babies," Kim wrote alongside a candid snap of her baby Psalm looking up at dad Kanye West, who tightly holds on to the 5-month-old baby boy.
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Now, as Pelosi holds on to the articles of impeachment, and with the hanging threat of even more charges against him, Trump has no choice but to wait for Democrats to budge.
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Medvedeva, who is unbeaten since November 2000, can become the first woman to win back-to-back world titles since 22007 if she holds on to her lead in Friday's free skate.
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Apple encrypts that data on its servers and holds on to the key, which it uses to gain access to the data when it is required to do so by a court order.
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Nicole Hernandez, of the Mexican state of Guerrero, holds on to her mother as they wait with other families to request political asylum in the United States, across the border in Tijuana, Mexico.
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The paper is an interesting addition to growing research into how the mind holds on to memories, says Ravi Das, a psychologist at University College London who was not involved with the study.
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" He said the mainstream media holds on to the narrative that there was contact between the Trump campaign and Russia because they realize "it clearly gets them some kind of coverage of ratings.
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Drake's "Views" holds on to No. 163 this week, Nick Jonas's solo album, "Last Year Was Complicated" is at No. 2, while the cast recording for "Hamilton" rises 10 spots to No. 3.
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It will always make me sad that many people stop there, clinging to the times and temperatures the way Dumbo holds on to his feather, not realizing he doesn't need it to fly.
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To make sure he holds on to his fans, Trump has to add a wrinkle: Going super-nasty against Hillary Clinton, making hay with the allegations that she's "enabled" her husband's alleged sexual misdeeds.
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Before things kicked off last September, the odds of them winning were so low that one fan now stands to win £25,143 from a £5 bet if the team holds on to their lead.
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Cover: In this Monday, July 23, 2018, photo, Sandra Soto Cruz, an immigrant seeking asylum, holds on to her son Juan Carlos at a Catholic Charities facility after they were reunited, in San Antonio.
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North Carolina yet again holds on to the No. 13 spot in this year's America's Top States for Business ranking, with a score of 1,568 points out of a possible 2,500 in our study.
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This felt unnecessary, though Facebook holds on to your phone book partly to keep it synchronized with your contacts list on Messenger and to help find people who newly sign up for the messaging service.
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As he looks through the window bars of the shelter, at the handcrafted crosses in the nearby cemetery, he holds on to the only things he has that belong to his children -- their birth certificates.
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Even if Republican Troy Balderson holds on to win the seat, numerous pundits, reporters and even some lawmakers noted that the close result is problematic in a district that Republicans have reliably held for decades.
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Kansas State holds on to upset No. 2 Baylor WACO, Texas — Kansas State coach Bruce Weber said he told his team its Big 12 Conference game against Baylor would play out like a boxing match.
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The bran and germ are Mr. Yanagisawa's attempts to make a more healthful udon, but they also add flavor, a mottled color and a slightly rough texture that holds on to the dashi-based broth.
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It's as if she contains two different forces at the same time: the lover who holds on to him as if in despair and the fate figure that leads him where neither wants to go.
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He represents a strand and strain of the American experiment that stubbornly holds on to the misguided notion that we are a nation of destiny and superiority, strengthened on legacies of white supremacy and rapacious capitalism.
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And in a sluggish economy with few obvious opportunities, a big merger has become the only way to acquire growth or a new product or new technology and ensure that the chief executive holds on to power.
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Analysts say both the power generation and health care businesses are candidates for spinoffs, and the Wabtec deal may suggest a template: G.E. gets needed cash, but also holds on to a stake in the combined enterprise.
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"The coating that we've made actually holds on to the water at the surface, and that's what gives it its slippery feeling," Mark Grinstaff, a professor of biomedical engineering, chemistry, and medicine at Boston University, told BuzzFeed News.
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Glencore holds on to its Libya operationSwiss-based commodities giant Glencore has extended a deal with Libya's state oil firm to be the sole marketer of one third of the country's current crude oil production, sources told Reuters.
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Director of photography Matthew Libatique (Black Swan) puts the camera up onstage with Jackson early in the film, establishing a cinéma vérité feel that gives the story's operatic nature a grit and realism that it holds on to throughout.
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If Rouda holds on to his lead in the 48th District, the committee will have emerged from the day with all nine of its "red to blue" candidates on ballots Tuesday intact and ready to challenge Republicans in November.
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Now, it's important to note that the complicated storyline involves villains and heroes getting their personalities inverted, but there's a sense that Deadpool (who refers to himself as Zenpool) still holds on to some of that kid murder trauma.
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AntPool combines people's computing power to guess the correct number that verifies a block of cryptocurrency transaction data, for which AntPool receives an automatic reward that is split between pool contributors, and the company holds on to the voluntary transaction fees.
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They have been contending with a No campaign that holds on to that old Ireland, one where Catholic dogma is viewed as a positive force and our status as a place where women cannot access abortion is praised as special.
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For others, it may mean a lifetime of making sure a child holds on to his or her cultural or racial identity, or keeping alive his or her ties to their birth family, no matter how hard that may be.
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After dealing with primary nightmares for the better part of a decade, Senate Republicans are preparing to deal with a couple of high-profile intraparty fights in 2023 that could help determine whether the GOP holds on to the upper chamber.
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However, if you can get a good trade-in deal, you upgrade your phone every year anyway, or you are the kind of person who holds on to their phone for three to five years, it is still worth buying.
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In the video, Dewan Tatum is hard at work learning the steps to a dance routine, but as Everly runs toward her mother in the middle of it, the actress manages to somehow keep dancing as her daughter holds on to her legs.
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Larson holds on to win Federated Auto Parts 2182 RICHMOND, Va. — Kyle Larson got off pit road ahead of Martin Truex Jr. during a late-race caution at Richmond Raceway on Saturday night that sent the Federated Auto Parts 4003 into overtime.
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Specifically—and crucially—Dr Miyako has armed it with paintbrush hairs that are covered in a special gel sticky enough to pick pollen up, but not so sticky that it holds on to that pollen when it brushes up against something else.
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No. 22 Stanford holds on to beat Cal His star running back's condition in question and a Pac-12 North title not yet attained, Stanford coach David Shaw nonetheless was in good spirits Saturday night after yet another win over archrival California.
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"While much progress has been made, and other brands have followed suit to show the realities of modern fatherhood, our culture still holds on to some of the old, unrealistic notions of masculinity, strength and heroism," Bremner told Mashable in an email.
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CIC still holds on to limited partner stakes in a few funds, like the once Kremlin-backed DST Global, the private equity giant Silver Lake Partners, and the cross-border investor DCM Ventures, according to a person with knowledge of CIC's activities.
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Yet, her position could potentially could be strengthened in the long term if she holds on to her party&aposs support and emerges from the firestorm without Johnson and Davis -- who have been thorns in her side since she entered 10 Downing Street in 2016.
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Under this scenario, Trump still holds on to his true base (the roughly half of GOP primary voters who backed him in 2016) but becomes so unpopular with the public that he suffers mass defections from GOP senators leading to his removal from office.
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Now: am I insane, or— Has someone mounted the shower unit– But not mounted the accompanying vertical pole that holds on to the shower head– Meaning that to have a shower in this– You have to hold… the shower head… over your own head?
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As his son Jake gets older, whether or not he holds on to that dream to become an entrepreneur like his father, Cuban will likely offer him the same advice he offers the world: Don't use credit cards because of their exorbitant interest rates.
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"Things can get interesting if an exoplanet holds on to its atmosphere, but Proxima b's atmospheric loss rates here are so high that habitability is implausible," Jeremy Drake, an astrophysicist who co-authored a paper about that atmospheric loss, said in a press release.
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For example, he told the Council on Foreign Relations he would rejoin the Iran nuclear deal if Tehran "resumes implementing its commitments," and told the Washington Post he wouldn't reopen diplomatic negotiations with Syria's Bashar al-Assad as long he holds on to power.
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H&R Block holds on to your tax returns for up to six years if you opt in and I didn't want to lose those digital versions, so I downloaded them, deleted the account, and set up a new one and reuploaded them within a few minutes.
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If Mr. Biden cannot recover a measure of momentum, but holds on to enough support to block other candidates from building a coalition of more moderate Democrats, it could allow Ms. Warren or Mr. Sanders to roll through the earliest primaries and caucuses with relatively weak opposition.
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Pittsburgh holds on to beat Delaware State Jared Wilson-Frame hit four free throws in the final 212.7 seconds and Pittsburgh blew almost all of a 503-point lead but held on to defeat visiting Delaware State 250-26 in a non-conference game on Tuesday night.
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But she holds on to the central belief of the TV show, which is that Gilead is a dystopia with hope, that it will be destroyed by individual and extraordinary human beings, and that the audience deserves to see those human beings take the whole thing down.
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"If [Pokémon Go] holds on to the top spot for sales, like other top-ranking titles, we would assume that monthly turnover reaches 10 billion yen or higher, but given particular characteristics of apps, at this point, we cannot comment with high certainty on [its] sustainability," she added.
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Moreover there are plenty of historical precedents for a situation in which a system stalemates or stagnates for generations, where revolts and reform programs founder again and again, where a disliked or despised elite holds on to power for a long time against divided and chaotic forms of populism.
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Her Esther holds on to her name and belts songs that are right for her and so woefully out of place for the rock audiences she's supposed to be winning over that even her frequently sidelined love interest points out that their music doesn't really belong on the same stage.
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Telling the truth to known hysteric Ally was just part of the game plan — and Ally plays her part perfectly right down to the moment where she tries to wrestle the gun away from Meadow, who holds on to it long enough to aim the barrel into her own mouth.
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But if I had to speculate, I'd say that, as the incumbent party holds on to office, there's a tendency for its supporters to become gradually more disappointed, disillusioned, and divided, while the out-party's supporters often grow more energized and motivated at the prospect to turn out the incumbents.
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Banks underscores that all of them are, in fact, supermodels, and that the recent rift is caused by the older gen being unable to comprehend how making it as a model works in 2016 — specifically, how one attains (and holds on to) fame, and how the new value system placed on models operates.
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And the nature of Ryan's job strongly incentivizes that if he holds on to his majority and Clinton wins the election, he'll have to make some compromises with her to fund the government — compromises that will surely prove intensely controversial on the right and imperil the 2020 presidential bid he's rumored to be interested in making.
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Depending on the owner's request, Hill either holds on to them until the deportation or the items are posted to contacts in Mexico or in the US. The aim is always for the people to be reunited with their possessions as soon as they are deported—whether it be Hill crossing the border and handing it to them, or contacts meeting them at the border in Mexico.
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Wake holds on to top UNCG Keyshawn Woods scored 20 points off the bench as Wake Forest withstood a late charge from UNC Greensboro in Friday night's 363-75 victory at Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem, N.C. Doral Moore, who shot 6-for-6 from the field, added 17 points for the Demon Deacons (2-4), who went 4-for-4 on free throws in the last 14 seconds.
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