Kylie Jenner and big sister Khloé Kardashian are sticking together.
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McDermott credited his squad for sticking together through tough times.
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Kevin Hart and his wife Eniko Parrish are sticking together.
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Jenelle Evans and her husband David Eason are sticking together.
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Keep an eye on this mark up: Committee markups have essentially been pro forma up to this point -- all Republicans sticking together in support, all Democrats sticking together in opposition, the bill moving forward.
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds know the importance of sticking together.
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are sticking together for the holidays.
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Coaches are always talking about the importance of players sticking together.
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Music is ours, remember forever: We can survive by sticking together.
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My parents tried sticking together because it was too expensive to divorce.
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You know, they're sticking together and trying to support the ruling party.
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Everybody in this room is sticking together and playing for each other.
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In addition, isotretinoin prevents skin cells from sticking together and clogging follicles.
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The oil in the dressing will keep the noodles from sticking together.
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To me, women sticking together and getting each other's backs is so important.
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We're all fighting the same good fight, so we're better off sticking together.
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Note: To prevent progressives from sticking together, whisk some yolks into the mix.
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"Our guys did a heck of a job of sticking together," Stafford said.
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My adrenaline just immediately took over, and now my lips are sticking together.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver's split has not stopped their family from sticking together.
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As expected, they're sticking together and backing an effort to revive net neutrality protections.
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Second, they played defense, sticking together to aggressively resist anything with President Obama's support.
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"We did a really good job, I thought, of just sticking together," Karnowski said.
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And on Saturday, Trump thanked House Republicans for sticking together on the impeachment vote.
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When the message comes from a manager or a boss, "sticking together" means enduring sacrifice.
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"Tonight was all about will and chemistry and sticking together," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said.
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The Florida congressman told fellow lawmakers his own personal story about sticking together in combat.
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If there's one thing Democrats are good at, it's sticking together when they need to.
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"'Judy' is a song about being young, sticking together and going the distance," he says.
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They looked like kindergartners sticking together on the bus before the first day of school.
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"What happened to family sticking together?" she reads to her mother in a video call.
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Oil conducts heat, and will prevent the slices from sticking together, allowing hot air to circulate.
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For Congressional Republicans and the White House, that appears to mean sticking together, win or lose.
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The anticipated trajectories of the fish, Mr. Mizumoto said, could suggest a school that's sticking together.
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"I have to say the Republicans better get smart, they better start sticking together," he said.
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Participants should neither be sticking together, nor coupling up while they're under the influence of the drug.
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Gone are the days of tortured breakups; these days it's all about sticking together and it's goals af.
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"The best way you can push through this and the challenges ahead is by sticking together," Clinton said.
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For now, both sides are focused on sticking together at least until May's European parliamentary elections are over.
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The duo drank, drugged and stirred mayhem wherever the tour bus led, sticking together like Mick and Keith.
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When asked how the girls work to advocate for themselves, Normani Kordei says it's all about sticking together.
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The drug works by attacking the stringy amyloid tendrils that form before they begin sticking together into plaques.
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And after months of sticking together, it seemed the GOP might be undone by one of its own.
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The conservative Freedom Caucus, for example, regularly changes congress' direction by sticking together and demanding more conservative solutions.
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"Thank you to the House Republicans for sticking together and the BIG WIN today on the Border," Trump tweeted.
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"It's all about sticking together," NY 1 news anchor Roger Clark said during a livestream of the event on Facebook.
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The jelly bean centers get a steam bath and a quick sugar shower — this prevents the centers from sticking together.
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Now they were sticking together in the face of a daunting trip onward to their intended destinations in Northern Europe.
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Sources recently told PEOPLE that Loughlin and Giannulli are sticking together despite the stress of the high-profile court case.
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Republicans are sticking together and can propel the nomination through committee and through the full Senate with their 51-49 majority.
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In rushing to Omar's defense this week, they're amplifying the importance of sticking together to combat the president's hard-line rhetoric.
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"European values, solidarity, sticking together sound like hollow phrases, and we haven't reached a spike in the virus yet," he said.
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During survey interviews, survivors who stayed focused on interdependence, emphasizing themes of sticking together, religious faith and communal and family ties.
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By sticking together and creating their own communication system, the teachers succeeded in sending a powerful message of solidarity and strength.
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Aspirin helps prevent blood cells called platelets from sticking together and forming clots that clog arteries, leading to heart attacks and strokes.
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"True professionals understand the importance of sticking together & supporting one another," he wrote along with a photo of Rock and Dave Chappelle.
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That changed with a private Facebook group known as FAST — Female Aviators Sticking Together — that has grown quickly over the past year.
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"It's not sexy, but it's powerful, people sticking together through the ups and downs no matter what traumas they face," she said.
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Lonzo's dad, LaVar Ball, has since stated the brand is not dead -- and claims his family is sticking together through the drama.
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"Multiple times I sort of suggested that they could have done a better job at co-parenting, sticking together, not being so divided."
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By sticking together and researching constantly (OK fine, I'm in this alone and he can't read), we are slowly but surely reaching solutions.
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Family affair Behind Trump at every wild turn Wednesday night was his family -- with his four adult children sticking together through each challenge.
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We can expect a honeymoon period, where people are sticking together and trying to make the best of it, or even enjoying it.
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Realistically, with its share of the world population dwindling, Europe can wield significant influence in the world only by sticking together, he said.
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While there are many unknowns because of the "immense trauma when he was born," said McCloghry, the St. Augustine, Florida community is sticking together.
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But they value the same things I do: family, friends, where we're from, sticking together working hard and making the world a better place.
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"Vitamin A derivatives, known as topical retinoids, help prevent cells from sticking together and blocking pores, essentially keeping the pipes clear," explains Dr. Zeichner.
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"My family and I are overwhelmed with this tragedy, but we are sticking together and we'll get through it," Soules said in a statement.
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"At the end of the day, it was just nice to see people sticking together," said greathouse, who is also currently battling flu symptoms.
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As volatile and as poisonous as politics are in this country, when it comes down to it, in this UAW hall, we're sticking together.
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It's harder for us, so we should be sticking together, and if compliments are part of that, then yeah we should definitely compliment each other.
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"Thank you to the House Republicans for sticking together and the BIG WIN today on the Border," Trump wrote on Twitter after the House vote.
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Sticking together can help give you peace of mind as you enjoy your time on the beach, at the resort, or out on the town.
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Instead, the full six-person staff is sticking together to work on a mobile-first professional social network called Upstream aiming to nip at LinkedIn.
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No matter their differences, the Emmy-nominated brothers credit sticking together for the success they have achieved, something they want to convey to kids today.
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Their speech didn't specifically name the actor, but they talked about sticking together and supporting each other through tough times, which Loughlin is arguably going through.
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Haunted by nightmares of the piano turning into a church organ or its keys sticking together, her anxiety made her ill and she could not perform.
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After all these years, they realize that the only change bigger than splitting up would be sticking together, like they should (heavy wink at the camera).
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They like conservative judges, a strong national defense, lower taxes and the cracking economy -- all things made possible by Republicans sticking together to produce policy wins.
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"Everyone is kind of scared and freaked out but also, like, sticking together," a victim of the most recent attack told KATU2, in classic Portland fashion.
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"Arguments like this are aimed at giving Democrats a reason and rationale for sticking together and Republicans a reason and rationale for breaking ranks," he added.
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I would go on the record saying I think the competitive advantage of most startups is just sticking together long enough to figure it out. Right.
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Jenelle Evans and David Eason are sticking together -- very publicly, actually -- and now that their kids have been removed from their house, they're tending to home improvements.
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"[They] know that by sticking together they can still pursue everything they want to do as a foursome, as well as individually," a friend told PEOPLE in July.
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We commit to sticking together for richer or poorer, through sickness and health and during good times and bad, assuming that the tough times are the stress test.
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Unlike anticoagulant drugs, which interfere with clotting factors in the blood, aspirin works by stopping blood platelets from sticking together to form clots that can block an artery.
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The film, like the song (it's about the band), tells the story of lovable misfits carrying entirely too much baggage sticking together despite the deep fissures in their relationships.
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While Lori Loughlin and her husband J. Mossimo Giannulli may be under a great deal of stress amid the college admissions scandal, the couple is committed to sticking together.
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But my co-worker forgot to turn the flame down, so all the liquid had evaporated and the bones were all sticking together at the bottom of the pot.
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When teamed up with Lorenzo James Henrie (Chris), who'd bring toothpaste, it looks like life could imitate art with these five sticking together during the end of the world.
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When then chilies have plumped up, drain and cut them into very fine threads, making certain that there are no fiery clumps sticking together that will startle your dinners.
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If we're going to pursue a more progressive path to change in this country, we need women and men sticking together and fighting against the structural roots of the problem.
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When asked how the situation was resolved, another student, Noah Helu, 8, said, "Well, it's like what Ines learned about the ant colony: Sticking together helped us stop the bullying."
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Commentators said that Europe could survive only by sticking together to preserve exactly the unity and the policies — such as a shared euro currency — criticized by the far-right leaders.
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" Colbert goes on to describe Trump's frustration at the Democrats sticking together during the recent stalemate — including when he apparently asked, during a meeting, "Why are they always so loyal?
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In a promo for season 12 of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the sisters smile for selfies, ride roller coasters, pose for fashion shoots and extol the virtue of sticking together.
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People reports the former Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-stars had a mini-reunion over the weekend, where they kicked back and celebrated the joys of badass babes sticking together.
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Will Smith, his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, and their kids, Trey, Willow, and Jaden, are taking on the entertainment industry and sticking together to prove that family really does come first.
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"Really the only way we're gonna to get through this is by sticking together while of course remaining at a CDC-approved distance of at least six feet apart," said Kimmel.
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Not only have the groups been sticking together in advancing each other's priorities in immigration talks, they've been meeting regularly with Democratic leadership to make sure their communities' concerns are represented.
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" When asked if the boys will chose the same school, Davis said, "I might have thought before this week they might separate, but now sticking together might present a lot of opportunities.
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The Miracle Season The real life Bresnahan, whose friends call her Bres, says she knew instantly that the only way the team was going to survive that season was by sticking together.
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Sticking together under Trump is the best way to make that happen, and no amount of moaning from the opposition (or from Romney, for that matter) is going to shake that belief.
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But every once in a while, if you're playing solo or with only one other person, you'll find someone who just isn't interested in sticking together or making use of the ping system.
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True professionals understand the importance of sticking together & supporting one another....at the end of the day we are comedians & there aren't many that make it to level that we have made it.
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Their love flourished mainly in these letters, full of her intense longing for nights of "soft conspiracy," for Scott at the seaside all "salty and sunburned," his legs sticking together in the heat.
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House Democratic leaders have been preaching a message of unity to their members all week, emphasizing that sticking together is their biggest leverage point to force Republicans into serious negotiations to protect Dreamers.
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If Trump said, "Hey Michael, we're all sticking together on this one, so let's remember this Moscow thing ended in January," then I still see a chargeable (albeit more difficult) case against Trump.
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Life in the minority would be uncharted territory for the conservative group, which has wielded immense power in the majority by sticking together as a unified voting bloc and fighting unapologetically for its causes.
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Pre-shredded cheese is oftentimes coated in cellulose to prevent it from sticking together in the bag — and the cellulose works so well that it can prevent cheese from melting together in a sauce.
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By dragging their feet, sticking together and driving wedges between Republicans and Mr. Trump, Senate Democrats can focus attention on controversial parts of the president's agenda and force Republicans to cast potentially unpopular votes.
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Current and former senior administration officials say if Republicans can remain united in the House ahead of the Democrats' vote to proceed with impeachment on Thursday, it portends well for the Senate sticking together.
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" Loeb said, noting that since the teens are experiencing the same revelations within their social circle, they're more interested in sticking together and unraveling the mystery among themselves, "not what Captain America's doing on Friday.
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"It's really just getting girls to talk to each other, realize they're not alone, sticking together, figuring out that they're all going through very similar things," she said earlier this year at the Australian Open.
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"Only by sticking together, we were able to find the strength to speak out about the gross violations that we saw at work," Ian Brodie, a former Wellness employee, said in a statement after the settlement was reached.
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"On multiple occasions, the leadership at West Point and throughout the Army commended the rugby team for sticking together and taking the punishment as a team instead of singling out those who were 'worse' offenders than others," Baldwin said.
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"The OPEC+ meeting showed the members sticking together in tough times, characterized by weakening global demand outlook, aiming for a more balanced oil market, despite clear market share implications," Amarpreet Singh, analyst at Barclays Commodities Research, said in a note.
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"The OPEC+ meeting showed the members sticking together in tough times, characterized by weakening global demand outlook, aiming for a more balanced oil market, despite clear market share implications," said Amarpreet Singh, analyst at Barclays Commodities Research in a note.
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While some families are sticking together, many others are being forced to consider a fresh start elsewhere - or separate from loved ones - after their homes were destroyed in a city where thousands were already unemployed from the oil industry slump.
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The Freedom Caucus, a band of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, has wielded immense power in the majority by sticking together as a unified voting bloc to bend the party to its will, often demanding legislation that meets its standards.
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Mere hours after swearing her secrecy and all the rhetoric about "the last of the Starks" sticking together, she was blabbing the most explosive revelation in the Known World to Tyrion, the person closest to the subject of said revelation.
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At the same time, India and China often bend over backward to look like they are getting along, sticking together at international conferences on climate change and holding high-level meetings with the cheery goal of doing nothing more than deepening their friendship.
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" Former President Barack Obama also celebrated the win, writing Thursday on Twitter that the team is a "great group that always showed up when it counted and was never afraid to show a little joy: dancing in the dugout, laughing, believing, and always sticking together.
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"Learning to recognize when someone is in danger and how you can intervene safely is an important skill, but it's not just a matter of girls sticking together everyone should play a part." says Sarah Green, spokesperson for the End Violence Against Women Coalition.
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As the most powerful apex of the triangle, the United States has in the past provided the leadership that kept all three focused on the importance of sticking together solving issues among themselves in a united front as opposed to going alone as disconnected separate nations.
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"Building rocky planets around two suns is a challenge because the gravity of both stars can push and pull tremendously, preventing bits of rock and dust from sticking together and growing into full-fledged planets," Jay Farihi, co-author of the study published in the journal Nature Astronomy, said in a statement.
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"We'll have to come together (as a party) because the real threat to the United Kingdom's security and prosperity is a hard-left government led by (Labour leader) Jeremy Corbyn — that we must avoid at all costs and that means working together and sticking together as a party," Liam Fox, the U.K.'s secretary of state for international trade, told CNBC's Dan Murphy in Dubai.
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