BoA found that 13% of millennials who have a savings goal stick to it nearly every month, and 73% of millennials who have a budget stick to it nearly every month.
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Put a decent bill on the table, stick to it.
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There's a script for people like you; stick to it.
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And you'll stick to it no matter what they say?
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Stick to it, and you'll be spending and saving responsibly.
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But at least take a view and stick to it.
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If we don't stick to it, I'm moving out. Thanks.
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You have to pick the tone and stick to it.
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You could develop a favorite method and stick to it.
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Make the decision at the beginning and stick to it.
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Make a list, check it twice, and stick to it
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If you believe in the plan, you stick to it.
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It's smart to set a retirement budget and stick to it.
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So I have a strict budget and I stick to it.
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Decide in advance how long you'll stay and stick to it.
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You don't have to pick a discipline and stick to it.
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Find a plan that works for you and stick to it.
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He needs to set an example and then stick to it.
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"Make a schedule for yourself and stick to it," he advises.
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Also, try to create a budget — and then stick to it.
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Some show restraint, make a retirement plan and stick to it.
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Make a list before you grocery shop and stick to it.
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"Once committed to a decision, stick to it," Dr. Walfish said.
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Set up legitimate consequences for yourself if you don't stick to it.
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Makeup won't stick to it, and it's super-soft and long-lasting.
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That being said, when you find something that's working, stick to it.
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This version is pretty and your sweet treats won't stick to it.
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Over three years, she would argue her point and stick to it.
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When you find a silhouette that works for you, stick to it.
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Create a realistic budget that's within your means — and stick to it.
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He must make up a story about music and stick to it.
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The merger was a disaster, the idea, I still stick to it.
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Just give yourself a good script, and most importantly, stick to it.
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Whatever time you decide to put in your own education, stick to it.
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That way, when the time comes, you know how to stick to it.
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The withdrawal agreement is indeed a good agreement ... we should stick to it.
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So they should put a hard deadline on this and stick to it.
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Once you make a plan to pay off your debt, stick to it.
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To do that, you need to have a budget and stick to it.
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"They had their story, and they're going to stick to it," Wright said.
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We had a schedule, and everyone was on board to stick to it.
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Disappointment in yourself, in your choices, in your inability to stick to it.
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Make a routine now, test it, then write it down & stick to it.
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When you peel the tape off, the disc cover should stick to it.
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Every month, I make a budget and work hard to stick to it.
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Start your routine at the same time, and stick to it every night.
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A financial planner can help you make a budget — and stick to it.
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The timeline, if Republicans stick to it, leaves senators with a tight schedule.
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They can push the shutdown button and stick to it, really, one time.
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Pick a time you want to wake up every day and stick to it.
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The Essentialist knows what they like, and they've been known to stick to it.
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Pick a schedule and, unless planned vacation or total disaster happens, stick to it.
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Well stick to it—your readers will like it and so will the robots.
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But if you stick to it, it can improve your life in significant ways.
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Many other services offer an uptime guarantee, and most of them stick to it.
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If you are new to sobriety stick to it life really does get good.
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First, decide on a reasonable sleeping and waking time, and then stick to it.
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Solution methods typically produce impure alane because solvent molecules tend to stick to it.
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"When the leader says something, he likes to stick to it," said the senator.
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Once you have an investment plan, you have to stick to it, says Katchen.
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I have to stick to it because this is the only thing I know.
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Be clear with your manager and coworkers of your schedule and stick to it.
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"Make a plan + stick to it + build a team + remain focused = #Joementum," he wrote.
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"Have an agenda and stick to it," said Hallie Crawford, a certified career coach.
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He tries to plan his entire year in advance and then stick to it.
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Once you have your schedule mapped out, do your best to stick to it.
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They all fulfill a role and purpose on the team and stick to it.
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It's a city where people pick one corner of the city and stick to it.
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So he needs to have a plan and stick to it and be more clear.
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Whatever you do, it's important to find your ideal creative time and stick to it.
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And if you choose to write in complete sentences, be consistent and stick to it.
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But why, when America is acting outside the rule book, should others stick to it?
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TC: There's a lot in your teachings about grit about stick-to-it-ive-ness.
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I'll write a long Facebook status about this vow, forcing me to stick to it.
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I just make sure I establish a budget for dining out and stick to it.
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I learned to keep the scoop wet so the ice cream wouldn't stick to it.
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Once you have decided on an amount that you are comfortable with, stick to it.
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To overcome the impulse to slack off, create a daily routine and stick to it.
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"The Trump administration certainly is looking for every opportunity to stick to it California," Rep.
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"If I'm a good boy and stick to it, I'll get it done," he said.
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Stick to it, and see just how much you've grown by this time in 2020.
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And I think that&aposs a reasonable goal to have and we should stick to it.
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I downloaded the Moment app to help me, and I'm hoping to actually stick to it!
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Building your financial plan is important, but it means nothing if you don't stick to it.
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We're going to help you stick to it with this under-$50 Valentine's Day gift guide.
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When you have natural hair, it's easy to get into a routine and stick to it.
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"Once people find something they really like, they stick to it," he says on the phone.
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But with the grace of God strengthening my resolve, I was able to stick to it.
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EMI wants the court to declare the contracts are valid, and Kanye's gotta stick to it.
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Advisors say the most important thing is to have a rebalancing strategy and stick to it.
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Make it a default, and you don't need to be especially rational to stick to it.
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If you usually do a run or your yoga routine when you awaken, stick to it.
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If you have a solid investment plan in place, stick to it and ignore the noise.
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"Set a budget as a percent of your net worth, and stick to it," he said.
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Set an appointment calendar with the dates you may look at investments, and stick to it.
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I don't care if the friendship groups overlap—pick a side and stick to it. 24.
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"When he believes in something, Mike will stick to it until it gets done," he said.
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The best way to do this is to write a shopping list and stick to it.
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So he very well could have meant what he said, and he could stick to it.
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A financial adviser can help you make a plan for your money — and stick to it.
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The critical thing is to find something that works for your team — and stick to it.
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In Mattis's view, if the United States had made an agreement, you should stick to it.
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You also need to have a plan to pay off the balance and stick to it.
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"Plan as much as you can a year in advance and stick to it," he said.
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When you have your values you have to stick to, it requires you to piss people off.
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In these polarized times, perhaps the safest strategy is to pick a side and stick to it.
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Kim thinks it's because maintaining such hefty routine just isn't feasible, and people won't stick to it.
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We had a script but we didn't really stick to it and we just got to improv.
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A simple answer to this issue could be to create a personal budget, and stick to it.
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If you're shopping for a new home or apartment, establish your price limit and stick to it.
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Here's how you work out your route: Pick a part of a country, and stick to it.
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InvestingOnce you have an investment plan, it's important to stick to it, even when the markets drop.
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None of this matters; there's a script and everyone in American political life must stick to it.
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The key takeaway, she said, was to set a training goal and structure, and stick to it.
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China appreciates Iran's full implementation of the nuclear deal and intention to stick to it, Wang added.
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DAVID FABER: You seemed to indicate in a meeting you were going to stick to it this time.
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"The answer is not to 'find the right amount of censorship' and stick to it," the authors write.
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The problem with weight loss is rarely the diet you choose -- it's your inability to stick to it.
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They need to have a timeline, they need to stick to it and they need to go forward.
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"We've got a strategy for the last four months and we intend to stick to it," he said.
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"We admire your athleticism, but we also admire your character and your stick-to-it-ness," he said.
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In the future, you can make a plan for how to handle the risk, then stick to it.
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The Russian says she plans to stick to it for now—despite the agitation and hostility it causes.
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Before you head out to shop, make a list of exactly what you need and stick to it.
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Honestly, considering that my fellow resolutioneers (resolutionarys?) are each doing their best really helped me stick to it.
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If you are obese or overweight, fasting is an effective weight-loss method, if you stick to it.
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Not only were they waterproof, but the adhesives would stick to it so ink could stick to the skin.
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Therefore, do not have a varied investment amount, have a consistent and rigid cheque size and stick to it.
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If you want to start saving and investing more, establish a specific strategy and stick to it, says Quin.
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"We have all participated in works on the strategy, we stick to it," Pawel Surowka told a news conference.
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If you stick to it, you can not only change your life, but change your entire way of thinking.
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A guy like that you have to focus on location or pick out a pitch and stick to it.
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Investments are therefore likely to be delayed unless regulators take a positive stance on innovation and stick to it.
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Indeed, for all their undeniable skill, the sheer stick-to-it-iveness of the Caps is worthy of commendation.
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In this newly stable market, consumers will pick their milk, or milk alternative, and they will stick to it.
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One is called sleep restriction, in which people set a regular "sleep window" and work to stick to it.
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On Tuesday night, they all had equal time, although the debate moderators struggled to have them stick to it.
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We're told the couple made a "no cheat days" vow, and they're motivating each other to stick to it.
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His main talent involves ignoring facts, shaping a marketing message, and making sure he and his team stick to it.
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To combat implicit bias when tipping drivers and others, commit to a percentage for all rides and stick to it.
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Make a plan with a timeline that suits your lenders and your budget so that you can stick to it.
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" And, "once you develop your budget, make sure to stick to it or else you'll have simply wasted your time.
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More importantly, successive generations in government have been slow to pick a design for big reactors and stick to it.
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It also puts a lot of pressure on a person to have to declare one thing and stick to it.
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But at the same time, we will do this remaining part of the OPEC+ deal, we will stick to it.
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I had to set a course and stick to it, build and not destroy, find a path to the light.
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It might help to only bring cash with you on your shopping trip to make sure you stick to it.
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"Jeff's idea was to tell the story from Richard and Mildred's point of view and stick to it," he said.
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He carried a bulleted list of talking points to an event on American manufacturing on Monday (though didn't stick to it).
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All of organized labor and all American workers have set a standard, she has embraced it, and she'll stick to it.
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With a bit of stick-to-it-iveness, this is a puzzle that almost any solver could sink their teeth into.
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So instead of setting a strict budget and trying to stick to it, I decided to to track my spending instead.
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The only way to ensure a fair division of labor is to document it, agree to it and stick to it.
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Despite that piece's title, Ms. Childs's work lacks drama; her group dances immediately establish a status quo and stick to it.
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Before you set out on your shopping spree, have the following set in stone: Set a budget and stick to it.
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The trackers revealed that dominant males tend to find a pool and stick to it, even as it begins drying up.
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Treatment lasts at least six months and can cause serious side effects, making it difficult for patients to stick to it.
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The technique is simple: assign a fixed period of time to a task, schedule it on your calendar—and stick to it.
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Clinton demonstrated "sheer strength, determination, endurance, stick-to-it-ness, never-give-up attitude" as she fought him for the Democratic nomination.
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The trick is to make a list of exactly what you need for the week and stick to it when you're shopping.
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His style has proven very successful over many fights...He's good at what he does and he's going to stick to it.
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"The path we've set out on is the right one and we're going to stick to it," Philippe told France 2 television.
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Make a list of the specific things you need and want (even down to the make and model) and stick to it.
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While 74% of people say they have some sort of budget, 383% don't stick to it, according to new research from SlickDeals.
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It's been hard to pick a path and stick to it with his two lieutenants undermining the other on their respective issues.
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The question is if Trump will join in on the pressure campaign — or if he'll stick to it even if he commits.
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Everything coming out of Silicon Valley is either total bullshit, which I think it may be, or they should stick to it.
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Set a budget (and stick to it) Regardless of your income, there's a reason why so many financial professionals recommend following a budget.
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All signatories should stick to it instead of walking away from it, as this is a responsibility we must assume for future generations.
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New year's resolutions definitely require a good dose of stick-to-it-ness, but these apps make it easier to see them through.
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Things don't tend to go to plan No matter how detailed your birth plan, it's unlikely you'll be able to stick to it.
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With the added expenses of things like entertaining and buying gifts, it's important to first have a budget — and then stick to it.
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"Couples need to make sure they have a shopping list they're both happy with in advance and stick to it religiously," he replied.
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"One of the best ways to receive free upgrades is to sign up for a loyalty program and stick to it," Pavini said.
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And we'd encourage those who start off with a healthy breakfast to stick to it — but the rest of us need not worry.
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We've stripped away all of the extra visual crud that tends to wash up onto the shores of a website and stick to it.
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For hunting smaller pieces, Astroscale plans is to launch a satellite called ELSA-1, that will track debris and stick to it with glue.
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There are two main approaches to negotiating, as AutoTempest notes: Offer your price and stick to it, or offer a low price and haggle.
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If they stick to it, the agreement will deliver Democratic Republic of Congo's first peaceful transfer of power since independence from Belgium in 1960.
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"She would make a decision and she would stick to it and never give up," her twin sister, Kristen Haase, told CNN affiliate WFMZ.
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If it formed closer to the Sun, where the water is not as cold, [then] other materials did not stick to it as well.
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Because of their stick-to-it nature, the way they guide their families, the way they're just simple providers, they're actually superheroes to me.
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If you do approach your boss for a raise, know the minimum you'll accept for a new salary and stick to it, Taylor said.
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It might seem so, but that doesn't mean plenty of us avoid creating a serious budget, let alone stick to it year after year.
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"Stop watching cable TV and, you know, come up with an agenda and stick to it," Graham told conservative talk show host Hugh Hewitt.
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And we'd encourage those who start the day with a healthy breakfast to stick to it — but the rest of us need not worry.
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Certified Financial Planner Liz Windisch stresses the importance of having a long-term plan for your investments and being ready to stick to it.
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The answer is to set a deadline and stick to it, set a standard and meet it, and set a budget and fund it.
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European economic efforts: The harder the continent tries to effectively preserve some of the deal's economic benefits, the likelier Iran is to stick to it.
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Rather, she encourages young investors to "assign an objective to every pot of money they have," and stick to it no matter the market conditions.
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The first step is to agree a regulatory framework and then stick to it, resisting the urge to tinker when commodity prices start to rally.
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"Many of the best investors are the ones who make a plan, stick to it and avoid overanalyzing day-to-day market performance," she said.
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Instead, find a practice and routine that allows you to feel in control of your financial life—and stick to it as much as possible.
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Same thing, a psychological phenomenon, you stick to it, and I think there was part of me wanting to be right that it was good.
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While over half of Americans, 53%, have a holiday budget, only one-fifth of those say they'll actually stick to it, a Yelp survey finds.
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I'd like to attach an inexpensive streaming device like the Amazon Fire TV Stick to it, but the specifications say an HDMI port is required.
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"All signatories should stick to it instead of walking away from it, as this is a responsibility we must assume for future generations," he said.
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"I believe everyone should think for themselves and be knowledgeable about issues in the world and form your own opinions and stick to it," he said.
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Three quarters of people polled by LearnVest said that talking to someone about a New Year's resolution would make them more likely to stick to it.
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"Convincing my father was the toughest part...if you want something bad enough you stick to it, and you can get it done," Mourad tells Reuters.
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If I stick to it just a little harder, I could be refused entry to a screening of 'Sausage Party 2,' should it ever be made.
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Mel adds, they already have a custody plan in place and they should stick to it, because she's done nothing to alienate their daughter from him.
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I loved the diet for its rigid rules, but each time I attempted to stick to it after the initial 30 days, I would eventually fail.
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Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) has supposedly left behind his life of crime for a career in politics, but we're not convinced that he'll stick to it.
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It wasn't always pretty, but it was the kind of strategy — formulate an attack, and stick to it — that Biden had struggled to pull off before.
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At the end of the day, the most important thing is to choose a debt repayment method that works for you, and then stick to it.
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I'm going to stick to it so I can be a better man, a better citizen for the community and a better father for my son.
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Any other month, that wouldn't be an issue for me at all, but this was my man-fast month, and I had to stick to it.
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More careful buyers, who don't want to break their budget purchasing everything that looks good, will make a wish list and stick to it (or try to).
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I'm really into fitness, for example, and Theoretically, I could read a ton of material on bodybuilding, structure my diet and fitness routine ― and stick to it.
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There's a very narrow line to tow between Deacon's innate humanity and his general awfulness, and Witwer miraculously manages to find that line and stick to it.
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I also made a spreadsheet for this, and never planned to stick to it, but it helped me feel comfortable with my budget and be mentally prepared.
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But, a few down weeks or even years in the market shouldn't ruin your plan if you stick to it, even for those who are nearing retirement.
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If the number you've chosen is a fair price, then stick to it or run the risk of offending the seller and losing his or her respect.
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And then you're auditioning in another accent, and the language they write is so beautiful, so you want to stick to it, so there's so much going on.
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It's fully December, which means you're getting down to the wire with holiday shopping so here's a great life hack: Pick a gift theme, and stick to it.
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Its Taiwan Affairs Office arranges pre-departure "coaching sessions" for Taiwan-bound students, involving lectures on Communist Party policy towards the island and instructions to stick to it.
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The program has taken the social media world by storm, with people posting their recipes, tips and encouraging each other to stick to it for the whole month.
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He added that typically when a snail lands on its back, its foot is flexible and stretchy enough to reach the ground, stick to it, and right itself.
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Our advice: Pick a theme for your gallery and stick to it, whether you're showing off your latest ski trip or the party you planned for a friend.
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Invest in a diverse selection of stocks and bonds, trust in the arithmetic and stick to it — this was the essence of Mr. Bogle's advice for Vanguard investors.
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"We are going to stick to it as closely as we can, to be respectful of the mission and identity of this institution," she said of the change.
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Before this weekend started, I told myself I was only going to spend $100 at the event all weekend (including meals) and I'm determined to stick to it!
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Just pick one thing you want to start doing (whether it's sharing a series of photos on Instagram, developing a weekly YouTube video series, etc.) and stick to it.
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"The language we used - and I'm going to stick to it ... was 'in coming months' ... and I won't make a decision here on air," he told the U.S. broadcaster.
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The U.S. search giant has been awarded a patent for an adhesive surface on the hood of the car that would mean pedestrians would stick to it if hit.
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We were in the process of purchasing our first house and part of the agreement with my husband was that we would create a budget and stick to it.
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If you stick to it, however, you may open your eyes one morning, look around, and know with certainty that you have fully awakened to the world around you.
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"They had their story, and they're going to stick to it," said Mr. Wright, a former soldier who received a briefing from military officials before the summary was released.
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It's wonderful to feel ambitious about working out, but the most important thing about your exercise regimen is that you're actually able to stick to it in the long haul.
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Find something that works for you, do your best to stick to it, and don't be too hard on yourself when certain things need to wait a day or two.
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This protein usually doesn't change much as HIV mutates and evolves, and even when it does the antibody ignored the tweaks to its target and continued to stick to it.
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While more than half of consumers start out with the best intentions, they don't all stick to it, according to the recent Merry Money Holiday Spending survey by TD Bank.
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But for retirement or other long-term savings, the sensible approach is to set an asset allocation that makes sense for your level of risk tolerance and stick to it.
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That black coat made from layered cutouts of felt skulls from his fall 2005 collection was influenced by a child's bulletin board with felt shapes you could stick to it.
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Consider installing an app that tracks your smartphone habits, like QualityTime or Moment, so that you can set a specific usage goal and see how well you stick to it.
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He will stick to it throughout, alternating Hamoutal's increasingly harrowing flight with his own peregrinations to the places "in this mundane world" where he might find evidence of her passage.
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When it comes to making healthy new habits a part of your day, and something you stick to, it has to become routine and second nature, like brushing your teeth.
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Whether it's a go-to drugstore mascara, lunch salad spot, or a preferred airline, there's no denying that when we find a brand that we love, we stick to it.
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If Trump can restrain Iranian ballistic missile research, he'll have every reason to say he's changed the deal for the better and intends to stick to it But that's not all.
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We hired a manager to try to bring some kind of accountability to that process, and again, all of those attempts to make a schedule and stick to it really backfired.
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If there a registry, Cooper says, it's better to stick to it: "There's this idea that it's impersonal to buy off the registry, when really, it's exactly what the couple wants."
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It mandated that by 2011 every federally managed fishery had to have a scientifically determined, legally enforced annual catch limit, and a management plan for how it would stick to it.
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Paying off a six-figure debt isn't going to happen overnight, but it's possible to pay it back if you stick to it, like Justin did with the debt snowball strategy.
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The previous energy minister, Khalid Al-Falih, worked hard to build a price stabilization model at OPEC by urging member countries to agree to an output decision and stick to it.
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Such a schedule, if they stick to it, would likely see a House vote on impeachment before the end of the year, and a Senate trial at the start of 2020.
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She says, "He wants me to just find my niche and stick to it and express myself in a way that I'm comfortable doing it," which is exactly what she's doing.
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The Houthis, who are backed by Iran, indicated a willingness to abide by the terms of the cessation of hostilities established in April, she said, provided other parties also stick to it.
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"You and your partner need to acknowledge the fact that you want the other person to be happy, set a time to revisit the conversation, and stick to it," Dr. Greer says.
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Rubin says the standard 10-year repayment plan is ideal because, if you can stick to it, you'll pay off your debts faster than with, for example, an income-based repayment plan.
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We make a lot of noise in this country about fair play and we love to demand it of others, but do we really stick to it when our team is playing?
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Here are some tips on the best ways to manage this: as with all sleep habits, it is important to create a clear plan and stick to it as much as possible.
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Almost three quarters of Americans have a budget of some kind, but 79% say they can't stick to it, according to a December poll of 2,000 U.S. adults by shopping site Slickdeals.
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Always walk into the room with an agenda (and stick to it) and don't walk out of the meeting without getting broad participation and having clear calls of action with specific deadlines.
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In the end, investors should understand and accept how much risk they are willing to take and build a portfolio that tries to match it and stick to it for the long-term.
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While creating a budget is a helpful way to avoid overspending, 58% of the parents said they never stick to it, and nearly two-thirds admit they spend more than they can afford.
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"This is when people tell themselves that they're not going to black out this weekend and then find they can't stick to it, especially in a really short period of time," he says.
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"Whatever the sentence is he must stick to it, not pardon [the jailed leaders] or give them undeserved privileges in prison," said Ciudadanos' parliamentary spokeswoman Ines Arrimadas at a unionist rally in Barcelona.
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So while some might be lucky enough to make a change and stick to it, most of us will have to keep trying, the science suggests we&aposll get there in the end.
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Get a meeting framework, and stick to it Come up with rules around how meetings can be called, how they're run, how agendas flow and how team feedback is collected after each one.
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For the rest of us, says Aaron Brown, a quantitative analyst and author of "The Poker Face of Wall Street", a sound principle is to settle on a basic strategy and stick to it.
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"Martin" star Tisha Campbell-Martin says her estranged hubby has gone rogue on their verbal custody deal, and wants a judge to hammer out an official one and force him to stick to it.
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Think about what you need to do to keep yourself healthy (taking walks during lunch, not working weekends, taking your vacations as scheduled, etc.), make a plan and stick to it no matter what.
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"Convincing my father was the toughest part ... if you want something bad enough you stick to it, and you can get it done," said Mourad, who now teaches classes in a mixed gender gym.
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Abadi thanked Sadr for a disarmament initiative he floated after a weapons cache at his Baghdad stronghold of Sadr City exploded, killing 18 people, and said he hoped the cleric would stick to it.
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But before I had a child, you can schedule in a chunk of time every day and stick to it and have it be a regimented schedule that you just can't when you're a mom.
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" If you search "breakup" on YouTube, you'll find hundreds of videos like Liza and David's It can also provide some closure, Farrell says: "Once you announce it you kind of have to stick to it.
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I wasn't on a consistent schedule (I'd try, but it was hard to stick to it since there weren't any real consequences (like missing the train) for leaving my apartment just a few minutes later).
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"With my business, the way you make big money is, you find a great management team and a good concept and you stick to it and you add to it over time," Mr. Druckenmiller said.
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When your system makes you feel comfortable and confident that your productivity bases are covered, and it has a track record of actually helping you do your work without missing anything important, stick to it.
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To that end, researchers are increasingly finding that if you engage in physical activity at an intensity level that feels good and brings you pleasure you'll be more likely to stick to it, Edmondson says.
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"But we live at a time when you're expected to pick a side, and to stick to it without giving an inch or admitting that the opposing side might not have malicious intent," he said.
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Really, the best way to navigate the differences is to read the ingredient label to see what's in the sparkling water you're about to drink—and once you find a fizz you like, stick to it.
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The challenge, however, won't be in making a deal, but most likely trying to get Kim to stick to it as he tries to get out of the box in which we have placed his regime.
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Riding together in the motorcade to the Capitol with his successor, Barack Obama, Bush advised him to come up with a pardon policy early on in his administration and to stick to it, no matter what.
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This means that most people who resolve to go to the gym, shockingly enough, don't stick to it—according to a 2015 Guardian report, only one in ten people actually go once or more per month.
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Tribalism is a basic part of the way human brains work: We find our group, we stick to it, and the tribe to which we belong fundamentally affects the ways in which we perceive the world.
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"And if you're going to make a commitment to atone, it had better be genuine and you had better be able to stick to it, because you're only going to have one bite of the apple."
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If Republicans stick to it, they will speed what could be a 21872,21958-page piece of legislation, affecting every corner of the United States economy, through the House and the Senate in less than three weeks.
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Speaking after a NATO foreign ministers' meeting in Brussels on Friday, Pompeo said Trump had not taken a decision on whether to abandon the deal but was not likely to stick to it without substantial changes.
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Immigration anxiety played a large role in getting Trump elected, from "build the wall" chants and the "Muslim ban" to "murderers" and "bad hombres" jumping over the border — and Trump is eager to stick to it.
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If Republicans stick to it, they will speed what could be a 2200,000-page piece of legislation, affecting every corner of the United States economy, through the House and the Senate in less than three weeks.
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The European powers strongly disagreed with the Trump administration's decision to abandon the nuclear deal, and have since found themselves caught in the middle, trying to persuade Iran to stick to it without receiving the promised benefits.
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The board created a typology of Columbia students—the hyper-involved, the completely disinterested, the kids who find their thing and stick to it—and corrected the researchers in their sometimes fumbling attempts to classify student identities.
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"To go into battle, together, you need to know that a partner is reliable, that if they tell you something, they'll stick to it," said Phil Levy, a senior fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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Well, no, it's actually core as in a core philosophy that's about a purpose beyond just making money and a deeply held set of values that you're not going to compromise and truly holding ... You stick to it.
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And when the reporter asks Gypsy if she is excited to make new friends, a telling squeeze from her mother's hand—they are always holding hands—communicates to Gypsy her expectation: We have a script; stick to it.
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Here's what you need to know about what a vegan diet is, how to eat right on a vegan diet, common nutritional deficiencies to watch for, and health benefits if you stick to it for the long haul.
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"They mightn't be the right things for other people, but I think I've found a formula that works for me, and I'm ‑‑ you know, I'm going to persist with it and I'm going to stick to it," said McIlroy.
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Read more: How to create a travel budget and stick to it, according to someone who's been traveling abroad for over 2 years"Budgeting, or saving just some of your money now, will pay dividends later," Will Hatton, founder of TheBrokeBackpacker.
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" Welch says that the CEO told her that while his protected hour always seemed to occur at an inconvenient time, he was determined to stick to it, because it made him "1,000 percent more productive and effective in the long run.
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Scentbird Subscription, $11.21 a month, available at ScentbirdThere are two kinds of people when it comes to fragrances — those who have their signature scent and stick to it, and those who always can't be pinned down to just one fragrance.
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I do suggest, though, in dealing with an irrationally self-important and utterly priority-challenged bride, that your friend make a decision upfront and stick to it: either all in, or all out, because there's too much friction in the middle.
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The EU's foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said all sides believed there had been no violations to the deal but she was unable to say after the roughly hour and 20-minute meeting whether the United States would stick to it.
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"He's got charisma; I think he's got vision; he's got stick-to-it-iveness," said Representative A. Donald McEachin, who called Mr. Fairfax's approach to discussing racial issues "a breath of fresh air" and who urged Mr. Northam to step aside.
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In what can be debated as an extraordinary feat of either stick-to-it-iveness or poor judgment — or perhaps both — a professional baseball player has failed a doping test for a third time, resulting in a lifetime ban from Major League Baseball.
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The good news in this era of transparency and simplified financial solutions is that tools are available to anyone who wants to create or validate a long-term investment strategy tailored to their individual risk tolerance and plan to stick to it.
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The most important thing a first-time home-buyer needs to remember is "set a budget and stick to it," says Eric Wu, the co-founder and CEO of Opendoor, a start-up that allows users to buy and sell homes online.
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The task is not just embarrassing, says Price Johnson, who speaks from experience; the aim is to find several volunteers in the hope that at least one would stick to it through the many tests and get medical clearance for the operation.
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Not because it's perfect, which it's not; Sabrina can be clumsy and messy, and over the course of its 10-episode first season, which premieres on October 26, it never quite figures out how to establish a tone and stick to it.
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She will also be wondering if her triumph will finally embolden her to believe something and stick to it, to act upon positions that haven't resulted from triangulation conducted by the village it has often taken to tell her what she should think.
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The licensed Lego games have to play by the licensed Lego game rules—have a laugh with the source material, of course, but stick to it, and don't do anything that's too, well, weird—Dimensions' purposefully mix-and-match characters and accessories aside.
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Instead of expecting everyone to pick their one passion early and stick to it, Miller says young people need to learn to get comfortable with uncertainty and with the idea that their career will have many chapters, many of which can't even be envisioned yet.
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And definitely don't start shoveling money into the market that you will need for short-term expenses in less than five years, Linda Rogers, a San Diego-based certified financial planner, tells CNBC Make It. If you have a financial plan, stick to it.
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Less a full-length sequel to "How Children Succeed" than a short companion, "Helping Children Succeed" argues that skills like emotional regulation and stick-to-it-iveness can't be taught in the same way children are trained to decode phonemes and solve quadratic equations.
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He recommends starting by saving a substantial cash emergency fund in a high-yield savings account, understanding your spending habits and where you could cut back if you needed to, and establishing your long-term investing strategy now, so you can stick to it.
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When Arthur Mitchell founded Dance Theater of Harlem with Karel Shook in 211, Ms. Glass said, "he wanted children in the neighborhood to learn about perseverance, to stick to it, to keep practicing," skills that would help them get into college and succeed in life.
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Whether it&aposs a skincare regimen, saying affirmations, or the plank, if you commit to doing it at the same time every day — and set an alarm for the first couple of weeks at least — you&aposre far more likely to stick to it.
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This month, we're teaming up with health podcast Only Human (produced by WNYC) to investigate what it takes for regular people to stick with their resolutions in a new study — and you can be among those encouraged to "Stick To It," to use the project's official title.
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"So in a world in which you don't really understand quite the structure of the economy, to say 'well, we are going to have a plan for interest rates and stick to it,' I think it's pretty unwise to be honest with you," Miles told CNBC.
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Asif Khawaja, former defense minister and staunch Nawaz ally, told Geo TV late on Wednesday that the plan to make Shahbaz premier was "almost confirmed", but added Nawaz as the leader of the party "has the prerogative to revise (or) amend his decision - or stick to it".
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Between the first lyric video (which had tiny meals), her Grammys performance (which she sang behind a white picket fence, the official music video (which took place in a futuristic theme park) and this suburban nightmare saga, I think Perry needs to pick a theme and stick to it!!!!!!!
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Eventually I did, and when that came to light, a year later, I ran away to an island and lived there completely on my own for several months, during which I felt I needed to make a decision and stick to it for the rest of my life.
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As I watched this young man identify with Smith's character, it dawned on me that what his parents, preachers, teachers, coaches and guidance counselors had told him for motivation — "Study hard, stick to it, dream big and you will be successful" — had been internalized as a theory of life.
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Just as a New Year's resolution to get fit can fail if you don't hit the gym, getting ahead financially is tough if you don't set up a plan and stick to it, says Dana Anspach, founder and CEO of Sensible Money, a wealth management firm in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Once fortified, know that today is a good one for shopping for the week ahead, for coming up with a menu for the days to come and trying this once to stick to it — at least for dinnertime, after freestyle lunches taken on the streets or at your desk with a series of sandwiches.
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Her hands, which place the pot on the table and seem to flow along it, her feet, which stride along the floor and seem to stick to it, and her head, which wants to drive her right out of this place but softens, fusing and melting under her very, very tightly tied head scarf.
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AND THE LANGUAGE WE USE AND I AM GOING TO STICK TO IT IN THE LAST DECISION THAT WAS A MONTH AGO WAS IN COMING MONTHS SO I WON'T PUT A FINE POINT ON IT. SO UNFORTUNATELY, STEVE, I WONT MAKE A DECISION HERE ON THIS LIESMAN: THAT'S FAIR ENOUGH YOU DONT TELL YOUR BOARD HOW TO VOTE.
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But it's also because months of impulsive Trump threats, tariffs, praises and then more threats have clearly led a lot of Chinese officials to conclude that Trump is an unstable character who always has to be seen to "win" and humiliate the other side, and therefore can't be counted on for a big win-win deal — or even to stick to it if one were agreed on.
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