" My mother said, "You have to stick it out.
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Mr. Bishop said he was going to stick it out.
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It will be worth your while to stick it out.
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" Me, the next morning: "I think I'll stick it out.
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How did you make the decision to stick it out?
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Should you stick it out or leave a terrible job?
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Society rewards people who stick it out and are persistent.
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He knew he had to stick it out — for her.
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I'm going to stick it out with the Wii U GamePad.
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The question is whether 40 of them will stick it out.
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And they all stick it out ... and they end up losing.
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So, you stick it out—despite desperately wanting to change course.
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I'm three months in and I do plan to stick it out.
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Barragan isn't sure if she can stick it out in the industry.
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If someone needs your help, you better stick it out with them.
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We consider asking for another table but decide to stick it out.
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Join the club of people who stick it out week after week.
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Other times you may have to stick it out during a recession.
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Plenty of people try it out temporarily—most don't stick it out.
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But we all should have gotten the chance to stick it out.
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Candidates who have enough money could stick it out until Super Tuesday.
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"They show a remarkable willingness to stick it out," Mr. Meyer said.
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I was going to stick it out and find out what happened.
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Still others, like co-founder Garrett Camp, think Kalanick should stick it out.
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Unfortunately for Kendra, she's gotta stick it out just a little bit longer.
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Samsung's a stubborn company and it will probably stick it out with Bixby.
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In the meantime, Cohn has to decide whether he can stick it out.
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I just stick it out there and just see what the hell happens.
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But this year, let's stick it out together and keep each other accountable.
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She returned to New York, this time determined to stick it out and stay.
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I couldn't blame them, but begged that they stick it out for my sake.
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"However, I don't think we were mature enough to stick it out," Duff revealed.
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I tell my 5-year-old: 'Once you commit to something, stick it out.
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But there is something to be said for the ones who stick it out.
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If you're going to do something like that, you've got to stick it out.
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"I'm grateful she made the decision to stick it out," Bill says in Hillary.
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But on Friday morning, Mr. Gove said he'd stick it out in the cabinet.
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The prospect of a contested convention gives candidates an incentive to stick it out.
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Pick something that's aligned with your values and stick it out until you succeed.
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Robert F. Kennedy as a reason to stick it out until the bitter end.
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And try to stick it out for at least a year before moving on.
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She was chewing on it for a while, but did not stick it out!
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The train is late, but we're determined to see it, so we stick it out.
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So you have to stick it out and you go to your room and cry.
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In text messages made part of the lawsuit, she encouraged him to stick it out.
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Stick it out the window of a moving car and you'll capture silky smooth video.
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So I wouldn't tell people to "stick it out" if they're miserable in their marriage.
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I am exhausted, but I haven't seen them in forever, so I stick it out.
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More stable family lives may help those children stick it out when school becomes difficult.
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Aides returned to work disheartened, in their own telling, but determined to stick it out.
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They'd rather give up on themselves then stick it out until they make it work.
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Instead of getting 15 minutes into something and changing your mind, maybe you'll stick it out.
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None of this is to say you should stick it out at a job you hate.
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"Im going to stick it out," Moore told the John Howell radio show earlier this week.
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"Things were rocky, but we decided to stick it out after we had Maelyn," Clara says.
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I'm going to be one of those chefs who will hunker down and stick it out.
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Soon after, Blockbuster began closing its doors, though some franchise locations tried to stick it out.
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Do you head out the door at the intermission, or stick it out for the duration?
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She tried to stick it out, but left the academy in 2004 with a medical discharge.
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She also urges folks to stick it out for at least six months before discontinuing the IUD.
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But in the beginning, the important thing is to try to stick it out for six weeks.
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" And earlier today he said, "you&aposve got to stick it out, you&aposve got to fight.
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My wife encouraged me to stick it out, and I ended up having a very profound experience.
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Why not stick it out and run that thing that you've been working to build for decades?
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She discovered my plan and tried to stick it out, thinking she'd have her half of it.
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It could be a few more years before it's clear which of Alibaba's strategies will stick it out.
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You'll want to use equity allocations to incentivize your founders to stick it out and grow the business.
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"I was so grateful that she thought we still had enough to stick it out," Bill Clinton says.
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There was a boat rescue coming up and down the street, but we decided to stick it out.
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Very few politicians are willing to subject their family to such scrutiny solely to save their political office but, as Trump proved, if you are willing to just stick it out and stick it out and put the burden for getting rid of you on someone else, you may well survive.
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"We plan to stick it out for at least another day, hoping that conditions will get better," she said.
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And back at the apartment, Will and Grace decide post-pillow fight that they should just stick it out.
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Her Twitter replies lit up yesterday afternoon defending her look, with most fans begging her to stick it out.
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Instead, they represent a change in the way success will be found by those willing to stick it out.
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Of course, some teams have managed to stick it out and stay together since they formed, but most haven't.
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"The thing that differentiates good investors from bad investors is just the discipline to stick it out," says Katchen.
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But Tiffany decides to stick it out and give Darius a chance: Turns out, they totally hit it off.
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He tells anyone who's interested that they need to be prepared to stick it out for the long haul.
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Mr. Ianniello managed to stick it out at the upper echelons of CBS through times of success and turmoil.
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The family survived the Lake Arrowhead Fire several years ago, and felt they could stick it out this time.
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Some, like Sarah Garghan-Watson, chose to stick it out at the airport overnight, having arrived at 8 a.m.
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Why stick it out at that satellite town recruitment firm when you could be working at a beach bar?
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And I hope they're able to stick it out for the longevity of the relationship, whoever ends up with her!
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" She had some thoughts along the lines of "Do I leave the country?" but decided to stick it out. "Okay.
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While talent is great to have, it does not guarantee being able to stick it out for the long term.
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The remaining 33 had to stick it out through the cold night before they were picked up early this morning.
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Some headhunters also promise to find a replacement if their candidate decides not to stick it out in rural France.
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He told us he was scared for his safety and feeling unappreciated, but was going to stick it out anyway.
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We made an informal deal that I would stick it out for three years, and give my birthplace a chance.
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At one home Fritch found a man who had changed his mind about evacuating and decided to stick it out.
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"People are trying to stick it out in the home they've had, and they'll fight to the end," Scheinwald said.
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We're doing our part as best we can, and we just need our fans to stick it out with us.
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A third said they could last for two months, while 18% said they could stick it out for three months.
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In the same way that most of the "Hot Ones" participants finish all the wings, these stars stick it out.
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Barclays' determination to stick it out on Wall Street has allowed it to move up the rankings of global investment banks.
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That data tracks wage gains, comparing those who have switched jobs and those who stick it out with their current employer.
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But trading might carry on just the same anyway, so we've just got to stick it out and see what happens.
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If you come in here as a busboy and stick it out and work hard, you can really build a career.
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Depending on what happens when I get to the States, I may stick it out longer, or I may get out.
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I wearily advise her to stick it out in science, but only because I cannot promise that other fields aren't worse.
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Nobody else has the opportunity to get pulled in the game, so I'd rather just stick it out with everyone else.
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My recommendation: Try to stick it out for the iPhone X. It's the real leap in technology that you're looking for.
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Coupled with an expectation for positive change at the new year, many couples attempt to stick it out through the holidays.
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Rubio desperately needs to become the consensus candidate of the Republican establishment in order to stick it out versus Trump and Cruz.
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The demand for their skills means tech workers don't necessarily have to stick it out at a job where they're not happy.
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After speaking with him a second time, he decided to stick it out, and I couldn't have been happier with his choice.
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When I was 12, my mother bribed me with a purse to stick it out for an entire season of youth track.
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Yet it is precisely these adaptations that have allowed many Silicon Valley start-ups to stick it out — for now, at least.
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While we did not stick it out until the very end, I felt the enthusiasm of the room and connections being made.
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A lot of candidates could stick it out through California and Texas on March 3, with eight other states also voting that day.
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Things have now changed, but I wasn't willing to stick it out over the last 15 years waiting for things to change [laughs].
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They enter the market with intentions of "flipping" their investment, earning quick money, and lack the patience or mindset to stick it out.
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"I chose to stick it out and finish off the semester; I am a strong believer of finishing what you started," she explains.
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Yet CrossFit members are about twice as likely to stick it out until February or the end of the year, Cardlytics figures show.
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Leaving games while they're in progress is heavily penalized, so if you're having a bad time, you've just got to stick it out.
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He joined the Air Force in 1999 with a plan to stick it out for four years and then become a police officer.
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"(There is a) desire to stick it out with the older (looking), less clean, grimey, kind of rude, definitely authentic option," Skid said.
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I'm struggling to stay afloat and taking on a punishing work schedule in a desperate attempt to stick it out and avoid foreclosure.
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"They kept telling me that I had to stick it out, and show my school that T.M. Landry is for real," she said.
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And she said she wanted to quit school because of racist taunting, but had to stick it out because of her mother's insistence.
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But if you're willing to stick it out, Nintendo has done a great job at making the hours of building as painless as possible.Cartridges?
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"If you want it to last, you just have to stick it out," she said of her tumultuous marriage to the former "90210" star.
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While Scorpio's new partner has their own problems (don't we all?), they'll often find it easier to cut their losses than stick it out.
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Millions of those homes went into foreclosure, but some homeowners chose to stick it out — keep paying the mortgage and live in the home.
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Despite all this, what they have fled is so terrifying that many are willing to stick it out at Adelanto for months or years.
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"My sexuality and Jill's willingness to stick it out with me definitely changed who she is, and many times, not for the better," he adds.
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" She said that the obvious misconception women boxers face is that they are "more fragile, weaker, and less likely to stick it out in boxing.
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A lot of people in relationships will stick it out through the holidays season, even if they feel that the partnership has run its course.
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This potential partner has to be willing to put "heart, mind, body and soul" into the project and stick it out for the long run.
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That's not to say some companies haven't fallen by the wayside, but many of those who heeded the warnings have managed to stick it out.
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So the employees you onboard should have the character and agility to keep up with the pace and stick it out for the long haul.
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While frustrated, one of the reasons Nielsen decided to stick it out was to repair her image, a source familiar with her thinking told CNN.
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PLUS: Kelly Gives Her Take On Shannon Beador's Rocky Marriage: "My Advice Is Not To Stick It Out" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"If you stick it out another two years you will have $200,000 more and have less chance of running out of savings in retirement," LaBrecque said.
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A sizable mining operation can stomach that sort of long-term investment, but there aren't a lot of hobbyists who are willing to stick it out.
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I know a lot more-talented people that didn't stick it out long enough, and a lot less-talented people who did and eventually made it.
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There is a chance that you'll decide to stick it out in this position, and you won't want to damage your relationship with a hostile confrontation.
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They could decide that since the law is going away soon, there is no reason to stick it out in the ObamaCare markets for another year.
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All of them on similar career tracks, they told me to stick it out for a year or two, showing some persistence before finding something else.
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" The strategist argued that this view was "very unfair" to the attorney general but added that it looked like Sessions "has decided to stick it out.
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" She even encouraged dispirited federal government workers to "stick it out" as the Trump administration seems contemptuous of their departments, "because the tide has to turn.
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These figures actually under-represent the scale of the struggle that such artists face, since most in this initial group did not stick it out for long.
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You have to tell clients when to bend over and stick it out to get the best job done, which is what we did for this video.
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While TNC arrived with confidence to take the first game, they couldn't stick it out and got knocked out of the tournament with a 2-1 loss.
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He heard through the grapevine of workers sifting through the rubble that the town might have another person or two who similarly decided to stick it out.
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True fans will stick it out to see Stewart point his finger and utter the magic word, no matter how long this new model makes them wait.
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Getting the photos exactly right can be a "stressful process," but Duke says the key is to just stick it out until he gets the right shot.
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For those of us who stick it out, buildings around Portland will forever be known as those that survived the quake, and those that are post-quake construction.
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Once repeal is passed and insurers know the system is going away at some point, they have less incentive to stick it out in ObamaCare in the interim.
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Bostonians shouldn't miss Alessandro Sciarroni's "FOLK-S, will you still love me tomorrow," a test of endurance that rewards those who stick it out (Feb. 17-18). icaboston.org.
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While as many as 17,000 Pompeiians may have managed to escape the eruption, around 3,000 were either not able to or decided to try and stick it out.
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ANONYMOUS I don't need to tell you that marriage is complicated, or that many couples stick it out for reasons that have nothing to do with hearts and flowers.
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But when I realized that I was one of the first dozen people to actually get into the event, I decided I'd stick it out and be a commoner.
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At a nearly $70 billion valuation, if Uber ever goes public, it has the chance to make many current employees who are able to stick it out unbelievably wealthy.
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Worker turnover in the industry is estimated at 22050 percent a year, a staggering rate that ripples to the third of workers that are able to stick it out.
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Those currently looking for new career opportunities should be patient and double the expected job-search timeline or stick it out with current employers until hiring picks up again.
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With no realistic path to the nomination, Mr. Sanders has a decision to make: Does he stick it out to the bitter end, potentially fracturing the party even further?
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"It rocks the house," said Traci Stafford, one of a couple of hundred people who decided to stick it out on Ocracoke Island, now entirely severed from the mainland.
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Perhaps the final irony for coal is that it is dying, but its going to be a profitable death for those who can stick it out to the end.
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But when it comes to the smaller players media players, this year they're likely to stick it out alone as they feel the pinch of their bigger rivals getting bigger.
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I decided to hold my breath in the stairwell and try to stick it out until autumn, when students would return to campuses and parents would be busy filling backpacks.
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It's nothing less than a rebirth, which is a by-product of the grit and resilience of neighborhood residents and small-business owners who were determined to stick it out.
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It's so easy to doubt your own capacity for awesomeness, to listen when well-meaning friends and family encourage you to stick it out because the job market is brutal.
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Joe Barton (R-TX) announced last week he would not seek re-election as stories surfaced of him harassing a constituent, but other politicians have tried to stick it out.
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His wife, Joan, convinced him to stick it out—if he was going to do one last comic book, she said, why not make it one he was proud of?
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"Grey's," which starts its 21th season in the fall, goes through a major lull around Seasons 22 and 6, but stick it out — it picks back up in Season 7.
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You have 100 nights to test out the pillow, so even if you end up with a headache or stiff neck at first, you could stick it out a bit.
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I remember looking at our director of photography Benji Lanpher and us both just kind of deciding we were going to stick it out and see what we could capture.
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She breaks the law; breaks social convention; defies the advice of her brother, who tells her to just stick it out; and she gets herself the hell away from him.
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But it was a financial move he and his fiancée could not afford to make at the time, and they decided to stick it out until at least after the wedding.
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It will now be up to Ryan, Stivers and other leaders to convince wary colleagues to stick it out and run in a challenging environment rather than bail on the party.
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If I stick it out, there's always a eureka moment, and often a moment of "D'oh" when I see that every clue brilliantly conforms to a theme referenced in the passage.
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But even as smoke stained the sky of the popular vacation spot an apocalyptic red, some hoped to stick it out, only to become hemmed in by fire on all sides.
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A day after the election the Social Democratic chancellor, Christian Kern, and Reinhold Mitterlehner, the People's Party chief, vowed to stick it out until the end of the parliamentary term in 2018.
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We're given glimpses of Jack's flawed but dedicated initial effort to stop drinking on his own; he couldn't stick it out at AA meetings but tried to discipline himself in other ways.
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" The Gals nearly made it through the whole song, but Fallon couldn't keep a straight face while harmonizing Sir Mix-a-Lot's line, "Stick it out, even white guys got to shout.
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I'm planning to stick it out with the free version to see what a full week of sleep analysis looks like before I decide whether to buy the premium model or not.
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They speak fondly of the ones who have managed to stick it out, talking about who just had a kid, whose business is growing fast, who's looking to quit their day job.
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There are seniors with NFL hopes, juniors with the idea of coming out early, and underclassmen who will either stick it out at Florida under a new coach or try to transfer elsewhere.
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The tech industry is well-known for its lack of women, and for those women who stick it out long-term, the poor treatment they sometimes have to deal with is well-documented.
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" His message to insurers: "My hope is that you stick it out in the marketplace so you're there to catch people when the help arrives which is a more helpful, more vibrant marketplace.
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Several interviewees said that they try to stick to a "no-drop policy"—essentially, once they start a show, they stick it out 'til the bitter end, even if they absolutely hate it.
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Its invitations do send an implied message: the company doesn't value female voices Women who do stick it out in science are fighting harder than their male peers just to do their work.
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But whether they resign or try to stick it out, a political decision to decertify Iran would signal a clear defeat for the administration's foreign policy professionals, and a victory for the ideologues.
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If past is prologue, Sanders will stubbornly stick it out until the bitter end, potentially tarnishing the eventual nominee and damaging the Democratic party's ability to mend fences and rally the party together.
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" But if you stick it out, you may experience what Gates did: "I marveled over all the miracles that modern civilization is built on, including power grids, water systems, air transportation and computing.
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"He feels that once you connect with a company that you like — a company that you believe in — you should stick it out for the long haul," the producer says of Buffett's investing strategy.
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We know you're going to love the improvements we have coming your way, so we hope you stick it out with us and continue to enjoy the absolute best fitness experience in your area!
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At this point, I'm not entirely sure what we're supposed to make of Nina's relatively slow moving plotline, but I'm willing to stick it out since the show has never let us down before.
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The decision to stick it out through tense times last week was based on security assessments by the London-based ITF and Zimbabwean tennis officials such as Cliff Nhokwara, who often quizzed the young players.
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But as the general election looms, Ms. Hicks, who has recently been featured in Marie Claire and GQ, remains loyal, apparently unperturbed by the controversies swirling around her candidate and prepared to stick it out.
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It is a game that requires extraordinary patience from players, demanding that they stick it out with slow movement and a complete lack of direction when it comes to knowing where the unlit candles are.
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Could this be a sign that many visitors, demoralised by his rise, are increasingly choosing to retreat into the comfort of the transformational community, rather than stick it out with activism in the broader political arena?
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"I think it's really important to be able to tackle stuff like this ... you can't always just rely on that person being there if you want to stick it out for the long haul," Marsh said.
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The stock market draws the most attention on its very best days and very worst days, but there's one surefire way to make investing worth your while: Stick it out through the good and the bad.
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An out-of-the-way location on the fringes of Silver Lake, you might have to park a couple of blocks away, and you'll internally freak out when you see the queue, but stick it out.
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"Even though it's hurting me, I hope we have the guts to stick it out," said Tom Sligh, president of Billco Products, which makes cabinets, dressers and other furniture for hotels at three factories in Holland.
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I remind myself that when I started doing yoga I sucked at it, and I will suck at this for a while, but eventually, if I stick it out long enough, I'll reach a state of flow.
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" The libertarian-leaning senator also pledged to stick it out with the GOP instead of supporting Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson, saying that "I've worked very hard to make the party more libertarian and more constitutionally conservative.
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Chen tells CNBC Make It that he is "so grateful" for the timing of the economic recession, because the lack of amazing opportunities at Wall Street firms gave him more reason to stick it out with NerdWallet.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday called on health insurance companies to "stick it out" in the Obamacare marketplace despite concerns over its stability, saying Republicans are continuing their push to replace current law.
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And perhaps it was almost as hard to stick it out and add to equities through the European debt crisis and debt ceiling standoff of 2011 and assorted recession scares and Fed-centered bouts of anxiety since.
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And then an hour after that, if you've managed to stick it out for that long, the full Blood Moon will emerge at 11:41PM ET. At that point, the Moon will be fully immersed inside the umbra.
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If you really want to make big money competing in esports, though, you'll want to stick it out a little bit longer than that, given that 25 is the age where players tend to make the most money.
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This is often the case with Saturdays, and it's often what makes it worth it to stick it out and solve to the end; it's satisfying to walk away knowing more, and more of interest, about the language.
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There have been calls for Trump aides to resign rather than ruin their reputations, but I hope the grown-ups — H. R. McMaster, Jim Mattis, Dina Powell, John Kelly, Rex Tillerson — grit their teeth and stick it out.
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When she decided to stick it out, she was confronted with what she described as a bewildering public school selection system governed by an algorithm that determines where children in the city are placed — sometimes miles from home.
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And, in an area where prices are already softening, some renters say they plan to stick it out till the project starts in April 2019 with the hope that better deals will come along as the date approaches.
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WASHINGTON, May 24 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday called on health insurance companies to "stick it out" in the Obamacare marketplace despite concerns over its stability, saying Republicans are continuing their push to replace current law.
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I wasn't trying to have children and didn't think that I had any pressing gynecological concerns, so it just seemed like the path of least resistance to stick it out for the one check-up a year I needed.
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With a seemingly unlimited supply of money and enough dedicated supporters to meet the DNC's 15-percent threshold to win delegates in the primaries, the Vermont socialist could stick it out until the convention, as he did in 2016.
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But I had so many years of service, and I was so close to receiving my full retirement benefits that I decided to stick it out, work it out, make allowances to accommodate working with less-than-stellar leadership.
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Not only are these good Overwatch teams, they're also able to adapt to changes in the game The qualifying teams have managed to stick it out through roster changes, moving between organizations and a major patch that changed Overwatch's meta.
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" Schütte agrees, bringing up how Frank was inspired by a TV commercial to create "Saint Alphonzo's Pancake Breakfast," not to mention his fixation on the German and Dutch languages, and his playful use of onomatopoeia in songs like "Stick It Out.
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Over the phone, we discussed the evolution of Hadestown, how to cast a performer who can stick it out eight performances a week, and why when your director asks for blue, you should try giving them a "fucked-up aubergine" instead.
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To get it right this time, these same officials and analysts proclaim, the US has to stick it out in Iraq: staying in force, overseeing the Iraqi government, and tamping down sectarian tension until the Iraqi polity is fully matured.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — It is quite a testament to the current state of the Senate that a successful veteran lawmaker of two decades believes he can accomplish more by quitting than by trying to stick it out another six years.
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They love each other enough to stick it out through the challenges of parenthood and put in the hard work of being a couple, all the while knowing everything could fall apart if one of them fucks things up just enough.
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Rich can tell that Jade doesn't have thick enough skin to stick it out for the long haul (he, too, is a member of the Creep Squad after all), so after they reconnect to talk about the blow up, they break up.
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You see it with Northam (D) insisting he's going to stick it out in office after the discovery of a racist photo in his medical school yearbook — which prompted him to acknowledge that he wore blackface in 1984 to impersonate Michael Jackson.
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After initially vowing to stick it out despite racking up public opposition from four Republican senators — enough to end his chances of confirmation — Cain dropped out of the running, saying the $183,100 yearly salary wasn't enough for him to want the job.
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Despite the hurdles, Mobike's APAC employees told TechCrunch that they had believed the overseas business would stick it out as they had generated "a lot of cost-saving and progresses" in recent months after being assigned to boost the company's operational efficiency.
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Members of the stop-Trump movement know that Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the right-wing favorite and only slightly more palatable to the establishment than Mr. Trump, has the financial and political support to stick it out for the long haul.
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That said — how good was that fight between the Waterfords, who are finally just done with each other but forced to stick it out because they created a society where admitting it's over could just as easily mean they hang as anything else?
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There is not a single right answer as to whether those in the public sector should stick it out or leave, but government employees who recognize the moral content of work ought to be concerned about the degree to which they have already been compromised.
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Still, like Mr. Snyder or Mr. O'Neill or the talents behind Death to Tennis or Willy Chavarria, the soulful and indomitably gifted Mexican-American designer who lives in Denmark and yet insists on showing in Manhattan, Mr. Hart is determined to stick it out here.
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Dell Chromebook 11-3120 2.16GHz Intel Celeron 16GB SSD - Black With 4GB of RAM and 16GB of storage, plus the ability to withstand pressure, temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration, this refurbished Dell Chromebook can stick it out through any busy, on-the-go lifestyle.
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Bint Fatma was among some 20,20153 women who would stick it out to the end, when the last redoubt of the caliphate was overrun by U.S.-backed forces early this year and its final denizens were trucked to these tents in a dust bowl.
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Maybe it is all those ad listings, New Year's resolutions or a determination to stick it out till that year-end bonus comes in, but January is by far the most popular month of the year for job seekers to kick off their search, ZipRecruiter found.
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Then on May 18th, the company launched this latest test vehicle out of World View's headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, with the goal of staying up for just two weeks, and it was able to stick it out for an extra two days before coming back down.
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Sanders, who has supplanted Biden as the frontrunner following back-to-back wins in the New Hampshire primary and Nevada caucuses, is under no illusions about Biden's strength in the Palmetto State, opting to spend primary day in Virginia rather than stick it out in South Carolina.
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According to a study by sociologist Paul R. Amato and Spencer L. James, while marriages tend to see a decline in happiness after the "honeymoon phase" has passed, couples who stick it out tend to see a resurgence in their marital happiness around their 20th anniversary.
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Whether it's speed dating for love or for friendship, there's no shortage of ways to gain access to potential intimacy; there's just a lack of effort on our part to stick it out when it stops being convenient, to keep knocking, to keep coming back, even when it's hard.
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We still have one week of Bachelor in Paradise left, and Tuesday's episode closed on a cliffhanger: will Caelynn Miller-Keyes stick it out in Paradise with Connor Saeli or will Dean Unglert, who swept back in after dumping Caelynn on her birthday, whisk her away in his van?
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He's pretty hot so you keep it going until September thinking you'll both ghost each other like adults as soon as patio season is over but you don't because you're lazy and now it's winter and he's stealing a friend's HBO GO account so you're contractually obligated to stick it out.
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That said, everyone should absolutely stick it out and watch Halt and Catch Fire despite its rocky first season, or at least skip season one and jump right to season two, where the show's two female leads take center stage and assume the helm of a proto-Sierra/LucasArts company.
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"It felt like they were approaching it like, 'OK, this is one of those days we have to stick it out and get yelled at by these people,' but they don't actually do anything," Charlie Mirsky, a co-founder of the powerful gun violence prevention group March for Our Lives, told The Hill.
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The lyrics "Don't you ever say I just walked away, I will always love you" are spoken like a command resonating from the gut of a trans woman who knows the pain of trying to make a relationship work when their cis partner can't stick it out and endure the difficulties of dating someone different.
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And you got to have — I don't know what the right word for it is — the patience, or the whatever word you'd want to use to stick it out, because it takes ... If you look at us, we spent three years with basically flat earnings per share, and this is not the formula for being admired by the investment community.
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Sanders is likely to fall further behind in the delegate count over the next two weeks, so he'll need to show he can not only win western states, but run up big margins, to keep up his argument that he should stick it out until late April, when New York and then a swath of liberal, east coast states vote.
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Dell Chromebook 11-3120 2.16GHz Intel Celeron 16GB SSD in black (Refurbished) If you need something durable that can stick it out through your busy, constantly-on-the-go lifestyle, this Dell Chromebook has got you covered with a 2.16 GHz Intel N2840 processor, 4GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and the ability to withstand pressure, temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration.
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While right now might not be the best time for Barclays to find a buyer willing to pay what Barclays Africa Group is worth, Meziani said commodity prices and plummeting currencies in the short term make it a good time to enter the African market in general — as long as the investor has the stomach to stick it out in the long term.
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