How To Use Stick with In A Sentence
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Here’s my take: I’ll stick with B.C. because Christ, in American usage, refers directly to Jesus of Nazareth as if it were his last name and not a title conferring Messiah-hood.
No Uncertain Terms
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Elsewhere, the Abbey National is offering a #50 cashback sweetener to encourage borrowers to stick with them, ‘because life's complicated enough’.
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Whenever possible, forego fashion and stick with ‘sensible’ shoes.
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For added protection choose a lipstick with a sun screen.
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At the end, she decided to stick with the Main Street, so as not to be easily lost.
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While polished concrete floors run through the rest of the house, they decided to stick with the original pressed cork that covered the gym floor.
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Sevan, who was in Kabul when Najibullah bolted, spent the week frantically trying to coax the new leaders to stick with the peace plan.
The End Of A Superpower Proxy War
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It's refreshing when you see a trainer stick with a lesser-known jockey if more famous backsides are available to sit on their best horses.
The Sun
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The play was set in Birkenhead, which meant that I had to do a Scouse accent for that, so I decided to stick with it for this too.
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For the purposes of this guide we're going to stick with monohull sailing boats - no catamarans, race boats or dinghies.
Times, Sunday Times
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Stick with them.There's safety in numbers.
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Some states stick with the label "gifted" whereas others use more broad and expansive definitions including "gifted and talent" or "high ability students.
Scott Barry Kaufman, Ph.D.: Who Is Currently Identified as Gifted in the United States?
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Many people stick with their banks regardless of whether they offer the best deal.
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Filling a tiny one gigabyte memory stick with music from a home computer, then plugging it into the car, will provide the equivalent of 40 to 50 CDs instead of the six or so an in-car changer can cope with.
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To bring in the law as a big stick with which to beat parents of recalcitrant kids implies that there can be no discipline: only punishment.
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Why not just stick with the poster from the student bedsit?
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First, the chocolate is a desserty addition because coffee cakes often stick with fruit - blueberries, strawberries, etc. - as a mix-in.
Chocolate Chip Coffee Cake | Baking Bites
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Let's stick with the original plans.
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But I usually cannot muster enough interest to stick with any of these media for more than fifteen minutes at a time.
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One cabinet minister said it was 'weatherable' and another tried to convince the team to stick with the original plan.
Times, Sunday Times
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Stick with me and I'll make you a millionaire!
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If you have brown eyes, stick with taupe, sable and mocha hues.
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For added protection choose a lipstick with a sun screen.
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Stick with calorie-free water to keep hydrated.
The Sun
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The company came in for a lot of stick with their advertising campaign.
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Even more than Blakey, who tended to stick with the Messengers' hard-bop format, Roach was a restless experimenter who was open to many forms of postmodern experimentation, including team-ups with such free-jazz avatars as Archie Shepp, Anthony Braxton and Cecil Taylor.
The Jazz Scene: Rhythm Kings and the Chairman of the Board
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if you've never understood what it means to write actively or passively, stick with us and learn how to turn cludgy passive sentences into bright, active ones.
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This is definitely something to stick with.
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And he made it clear he is going to stick with his younger stars because he has an unshakeable belief in their ability to deliver the goods.
The Sun
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He cut a notch in the stick with a sharp knife.
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He is not, he admits, a natural teacher, and for him, having to stick with a single subject would have resulted in crushing boredom.
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I've always thought that Scott's innocent until he's proven guilty and I'm going to stick with that.
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They prefer, in the end, to stick with what they know.
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Hmm, I wonder why they didn't stick with that name?
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The trend seems to be that captive leasers stick with shorter terms.
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NOW: Stick with something simple but polished, like Anne Hathaway's low bun.
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Things are hard at the moment, but if we stick with it, they are bound to get better.
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You stick with no-names like the woman at the well.
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Blouin said his organization believes the government should stick with one system - namely curbside recycling, which is available in most Quebec towns and is financed by industry and municipalities.
Undefined
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He was also presented with a special ceremonial stick with a real eagle's claw attached.
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I have always maintained that when you don't know what to give someone, stick with things that are readable, edible, burnable or pourable.
In the Mood for Stuff You Can Burn, Eat or Read
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Stick with your boyf and let him know the choice you had to make.
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Let's stick with the original plans.
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Right away I knew he wasn't your ordinary street hook or low arm, pugging cause they don't have the sense to stick with any kind of job.
Flux Tales of Human Futures
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Look amazing in a lipstick with pink or raspberry undertones.
The Sun
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You don't have to stick with sweet wines, some dry reds can make suitable chocolate partners as well.
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I hope you will stick with this inquiry and expose their disgusting operations.
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We weren't in the right place at the right time except on one occasion when a hunt thug got a cut off walking stick with a great knuckle on the end and started going towards some antis.
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We'll stick with the more conveniently acquired aircraft that can actually be bought and flown as if they're normal aircraft because their engines and airframes are fairly easily supported.
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In the last week, I have had three different cosmeticians tell me my skin is looking fantastic, and I should stick with what I have been using.
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He preferred to stick with the common herd.
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Those words will stick with me for the rest of my life.
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With a modest upturn in fortunes, the audience is beginning to wonder how many more seasons they should stick with the series.
Times, Sunday Times
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'The training doesn't stick with anything that doesn't eat kibble ," I joked and I sat Sam down and prepared him to
SNOWJOB
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This is why it's best to stick with student nights that have plenty of money saving offers.
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Should I come up with three separate pseudonyms or stick with my own memorable moniker?
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They basically have to undergo a complete lifestyle change which will stick with them for the rest of their lives.
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Many longtime Internet users vow to stick with the lowest-priced provider, not the one with the biggest brand name.
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Perhaps it would be best to stick with chik-flix disguised as superhero flix that you are accustomed to.
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If so I hope they don’t stick with this cutesiest wording.
Clinton Hill the “Bloggiest” neighborhood
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I know I would be more likely to stick with hunting than with paintball games so I'd get the muzzleloader but if paintball is your thing you have to do what you want.
I'm in a rut. I'm underage, so moneys tight.
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Stick with me and you'll be all right.
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He had refused to stick with his father's surname when his parents got divorced.
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It will be interesting to see how many of those investors stick with the company in its newly enlarged form.
Times, Sunday Times
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For added protection choose a lipstick with a sun screen.
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A teetotum is essentially a stick with flat sides and a round stick through the middle.
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Mar 22nd, 2007 at 9: 20 pm battlestations!! battlestations!! tried the ziti. stick with the pizza. also, the calzone was a big cheesy mess (not in a good way).
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Stick with the standard colours and trims and you get a brilliantly capable little machine for less than 12,000.
The Sun
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So, if you're having a new year's eve dinner party, blinis pedants' note: like panini, "blini" is already plural but we'll stick with English convention here are the perfect way to kick things off.
How to cook perfect blinis
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Or should we disgregard all evidence which relates to cholic and asthma, and just stick with what's left?
BCA v Singh: The BCA's "Third Update"
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Associated Press In 2006, Congress passed strict laws curtailing non-postal activities and essentially told the agency to stick with philatelic pursuits.
Post Office Wants More Than Mail
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You stick with him so he has no reason to change anyway.
The Sun
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Now, our man held aloft a stick with the houseboat's burgee on it, and a photograph was taken that we might not forget where our diverted road came out and where to go to meet the "friggetts" that might be coming in almost any time.
Virginia: the Old Dominion
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In 2006, Congress passed strict laws curtailing non-postal activities and essentially told the agency to stick with philatelic pursuits.
Post Office Wants More Than Mail
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The advantage of stick with 1000 time divisions per day and the Swiss meridian is that you could, in order to bootstrap the efffort, use the downloads from the Swatch website for tracking ‘hashtime’
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A burly man raises a stick with a hook on the end to strike a baby seal as it surfaces from a blowhole in the ice.
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They probably do provide a certain sense of fullness that helps the dieter stick with their regimen - kind of like a homemade Slimfast.
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From now on, I better stick with less worrisome, and even more unlikely, movie plots.
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If you have brown eyes, stick with taupe, sable and mocha hues.
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He was likewise a cacique, or leading man of his tribe, which authority was confirmed to him by the Spaniards; for he carried the usual badge and mark of distinction by which the Spaniards and their dependants hold their military and civil employments, which is a stick with a silver head.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 17 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time
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I would stick with liquid, nonabrasive cleaners.
Houston Chronicle
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Q Did you get any readout on Vice President Mondale's meeting, and did he get any intimation from the Indonesians that they will stick with the IMF reforms?
Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry
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So, as before, you should stick with a maximum 4x write speed if you are burning a DVD for archiving purposes.
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Of a green scrub-ellum forestick with a vicious pair of tongs,
Riley Farm-Rhymes
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It has a fair share of scares and horror moments in it, ones that stick with you after the movie is over.
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Three very good reasons to stick with it.
The Sun
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The Weirs' book contains scores of seductive recipes, many of which, I smugly think, would have been wasted on my younger self in any case – Campari and orange, Earl Grey, tamarind – but, as the principle of the sorbet is the important thing, here I've decided to stick with the undisputed classic of the genre.
How to make perfect lemon sorbet
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I did try a Mathews once but after shooting a 45inch axle bow then shooting a 33in axle bow showed me everything I needed to stick with my bear.
Speed Freaks?
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They decided to stick with their original plan.
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Stick with a plain colour on top and keep shoes neutral.
Times, Sunday Times
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Barber said that losing three fumbles in a game of that magnitude and nearly botching a handoff exchange with Collins in overtime no doubt will stick with him despite the celebratory feeling in the locker room.
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Stick with a plain colour on top and keep shoes neutral.
Times, Sunday Times
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That candle we see lighting up the actress's face is surely a real candle, not a cleverly designed candlestick with hidden light bulb.
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His experimentation had to stick within the very strict confines of court tastes and, some say, remained unduly deferential.
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But stick with the cheapjack chin-puller smarm posing as serious commentary, Alex.
John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting...
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Fletcher admits his side must now ensure they stick with Jose Mourinho's men throughout the campaign.
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Stick with your final-salary scheme.
Times, Sunday Times
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It isn't perfect — the ending seemed to me to be anachronous — but stick with it.
Times, Sunday Times
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For added protection choose a lipstick with a sun screen.
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Probably best to stick with full-on races, though, because of the extra speed you get from riding in the slipstream of other racers.
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It's really for dedicated gamers, but this platformer is massively rewarding if you stick with it.
The Sun
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Then maybe we should drop the term entirely," Gail said, "and just stick with duty.
Blood of Amber
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I have always maintained that when you don't know what to give someone, stick with things that are readable, edible, burnable or pourable.
In the Mood for Stuff You Can Burn, Eat or Read
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Beachy Head might not always persuade or convince as drama, but its poetic rather than maudlin mood and questioning tone could stick with you.
Times, Sunday Times
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Look amazing in a lipstick with pink or raspberry undertones.
The Sun
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Another technique is to glue the piece to a stick with some light epoxy, giving the piece a handle to work on one side.
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Three very good reasons to stick with it.
The Sun
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All I needed to read was about three posts of yours to realzie that your incoherent flailing around for a stick with which to beat Obama was not in any illuminative.
Hillary: Obama Is So Friendly, He Won't Fight
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He tapered the stick with a knife.
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Why don't they pay what it's worth rather than stick with a classification system which is completely nonsensical?
Times, Sunday Times
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Shots are usually closer in fall, but stick with a supertight choke, as you may have to shoot one bird out of a bunch without hitting any others with stray pellets.
Autumn Gobblers: How To Hunt Turkeys in the Fall
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He said that he was going to stick with the traditions established by his grandfather.
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Existing investors have two choices: they can stick with the company; or anyone in since the float might consider taking some profits.
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If three meals a day fit best into your daily routine then stick with this pattern.
The Sun
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They prefer, in the end, to stick with what they know.
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My advice is to stick with it; in time, your brain and taste buds will adjust.
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The rhetoric has been used as a stick with which to beat him.
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(Though I think this is a descriptive/nominative use, there is arguably a doctrinal reason to stick with descriptiveness: some of LEYE’s marks are incontestable and nominative fair use is not a specifically listed defense to incontestability; however, courts have used nominative fair use to find no confusion as a matter of law, so that’s not a huge barrier to applying the doctrine to incontestable marks.)
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Stick with it though man, being a cop is a very rewarding career ...
Buck Boyz From Saskatchewan Say Hi All
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Why don't they pay what it's worth rather than stick with a classification system which is completely nonsensical?
Times, Sunday Times
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It's an upright stick with a couple of bits of wood fixed to the top to make a cross.
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When asked if the euro should be replaced or maintained, about three in five said to stick with the common currency rather than return to the peseta.
Poll Finds Euro Still Top Option
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For added protection choose a lipstick with a sun screen.
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My hand gripping the stick with such force, my skin was burning, my breathing heavy.
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Let her go to jail but give her helpful advice, like "Honey, stick with the Aryan Brotherhood, they're the only gang that'll want you." or "Hide your shive in your bra, the Johnny Law will never look there." stuff like that.
Torn and conflicted ....
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His popularity in his lifetime rested on being able to use him as a stick with which to beat intellectuals, unrhymed poets and contemporary architects.
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He tapered the stick with a knife.
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It kinda works if you stick with the traditional definition: “Guerrilla warfare is the irregular warfare and combat in which a small group of combatants use mobile military tactics in the form of ambushes and raids to combat a larger and less mobile formal army.”
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Vietnam, is commonly called cassis and is darker, stronger in flavor and forms a stick with a double roll, McGee explains.
Billingsgazette.com
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The debutant was the man behind England's collapse, but Smith prefers to stick with what he knows best.
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If something's been shown to be better, do you stick with the old, inferior standard?
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If you have difficulty constructing complex sentences, stick with your old friend the subject-verb-object construction.
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As with other chronic diseases, our challenge in obesity is not how to get patients to start treatment - the challenge is how to get patients to stick with the treatment forever.
Dr. Sharma’s Obesity Notes » Blog Archive » Obesity Needs Treatment Forever
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So there's less reason for companies to stick with uncompetitive locations.
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Obviously stick with banks offering free cash machine access, and here in Scotland we are fortunate because both the Scottish banks have pledged to maintain a fully free service.
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Unlike MF Global, Soros Fund Management is a private investment firm, providing it with the ability to make gutsier bets and stick with them longer than some others.
Corzine's Loss May Be Soros's Gain
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This is a critical juncture where some German voters either stick with the established centre right or they could turn to new parties with a nationalist ideology.
Times, Sunday Times
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Finally, I think I'll stick with ‘seminiscient’ as an apt term to describe the open theist construal of God's knowledge.
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Look amazing in a lipstick with pink or raspberry undertones.
The Sun
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Healthy eating does not mean crunching the occasional organic carrot stick with your Friday night vindaloo.
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Stick with lean cuts like sirloin or flank steak, and avoid ribs and ground beef.
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Most of the MPs stick within the rules of course - but wasn't it the most amazing coincidence that before we knew that the Prime Minister was going to 'chicken out' of calling an election please notice that this blog does not use 'bottle out' because of the lavatorial connotations of the phrase MPs were distributing thousands of glossy leaflets and newspapers telling their constituents how fantastically hard they have been working.
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Many longtime Internet users vow to stick with the lowest-priced provider, not the one with the biggest brand name.
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These include spoiling our fun, reacquainting herself with her knicker drawer, deciding whether the slaphead look is really something she wants to stick with and making an album with Timbaland – but first on her list should be sorting out her divorce with Kevin Federline.
Divorce Kevin, Website Orders Britney Spears
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But those who run the game in Pakistan so maladroitly would do well to stick with Butt.
Salman Butt: 'In these dark days for Pakistan, cricket can lift spirits'
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(Although the US title may express Carrère's intentions more accurately – My Life as a Russian Novel – Serpent's Tail has chosen to stick with a translation of the original, more playful title, Un roman russe.)
A Russian Novel by Emmanuel Carrère – review
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In difficult circumstances he is showing the courage and personality to stick with that.
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This is definitely something to stick with.
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Stick with it and you might become one of the flock.
The Sun
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Stick with a plain colour on top and keep shoes neutral.
Times, Sunday Times
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I try to stick with this timetable through the week - and there is no partying by night, either.
Times, Sunday Times
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They prefer, in the end, to stick with what they know.
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Many longtime Internet users vow to stick with the lowest-priced provider, not the one with the biggest brand name.
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Why not just stick with the poster from the student bedsit?
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It was not the stick with his slobber all over it.
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You gotta stick with me on this, though - I promise, the end result is worth the funk, and the smell goes away once it's been prepared.
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He says people stick with his three-month plan because it is more realistic than doing any of the low-calorie diets.
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Chose between the two aforementioned methods, and stick with it.
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But also had two upon each of its sides, with small circles radiating from the main three sides. (stick with me here, Sirius) Once you draw lines connecting all three sides, the sign for “radiation” appears dead center of the form.
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There has to be a solid, definitive agency vision and a comprehensive strategy that provides productive direction to the creative thought process, and it has to be something that you are going to stick with instead of taking liberties in gutting certain things to make up for the shortcomings in others. common sense
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I try to stick with this timetable through the week - and there is no partying by night, either.
Times, Sunday Times
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But they also suggest that serious drinkers stick with the regular awamori.
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One of Royal Bank's major institutional shareholders believes investors should stick with the Edinburgh-based financial giant for some time yet.
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In the letter, which was sent up the chimney on November 1, 1960, she asks Santa Claus for a jar, a bottle for her dolly, a stick with a balloon on it and a Rolls Royce dinky and a game of Ludo.
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If you have dry skin, stick with gentle, superfatted soaps - many of which contain up to one-third moisturizers.
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I think we'll stick with home-schooling for a while.
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Stick with them.There's safety in numbers.
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Waiting for you to throw that stick with my big, snaggletooth smile and my eager, dimwit eyes.
Here Comes Another Lesson
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Now stick with Marvel and their unartistic drivel.
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He said that he was going to stick with the traditions established by his grandfather.
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Three very good reasons to stick with it.
The Sun
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I've decided to stick with one term - molecular gastronomy - for both the scientific, technological and practical parts of "science enabled cooking" (a term Harold McGee uses in The Fat Duck Cookbook - I think that's a good term).
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He will also be braced for further defections by MPs fearful of losing their seats if they stick with the Tories.
Times, Sunday Times
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We have a wealth of committed agriculturalists in this area and I hope they stick with the job.
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Those words will stick with me for the rest of my life.
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Learn the best tube to use to make a rain stick with expert crafting instructions in this free online percussion instrument video clip.
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But, weighing the evidence, I decide to stick with my teetotalling ways.
Origins
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After two failed attempts to teach myself to touch-type on another machine, investing in my own obliged me to get serious and stick with the exercises for a month until I had disciplined my fingers to find the keys without looking.
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Why not just stick with the poster from the student bedsit?
Times, Sunday Times
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I have a feeling the imagery of the climbers is going to stick with me every time I begin a draft.
Climbing Mt.Story: How to Survive the Creative Journey | Write to Done
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You state that “I’ll stick withB.C.because Christ, in American usage, refers directly to Jesus of Nazareth as if it were his last name and not a title conferring Messiah-hood.”
No Uncertain Terms
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Speed isnt an issue for me as i've been using the 3.2 (now 3.6) alpha for months now but to know that firefox is that much more secure would be a huge reason for me to stick with firefox.
Firefox Joining The Multi-Process Movement | Lifehacker Australia
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The "messiness" you speak of is very real, and from my experiences, I have decided that it's best on a personal level to stick with what you know, and not what you feel, but to keep an open mind to the pursuit of faith and morals.
The Bible's Teaching About Being Prepared To Set Aside The Bible's Teaching
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I stick with Yoga and biking, you may like running and acrobatics.
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Hang on, can we stick with that point about cubism?
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In his right hand he was holding a wooden walking stick with a golden eagle head on the handle.
DESPERADOES
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The second, native to China and Vietnam, is commonly called cassis and is darker, stronger in flavor and forms a stick with a double roll, McGee explains.
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But here, after taking a long look at our egos, the best path would appear to be to stick with the hospitalists.
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I usually stick with the slice-n-bake cookies, rolling the edges of the cookie logs in sprinkles or nuts before slicing them into individual cookies on the cookie sheet.
Best Butter Cookies | Baking Bites
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Beachy Head might not always persuade or convince as drama, but its poetic rather than maudlin mood and questioning tone could stick with you.
Times, Sunday Times
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Lunch doesn't always have to be about sandwiches - soup with crackers, a chicken drumstick with a small baguette or a pancake rolled around a piece of farmer sausage are great alternatives.
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That is, you don't just stick with traditional leftism.
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Cut out all sugary foods in one go and stick with it for three weeks.
The Sun
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Beachy Head might not always persuade or convince as drama, but its poetic rather than maudlin mood and questioning tone could stick with you.
Times, Sunday Times
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Glee hasn't lost any of its preachiness, but it has enough singing – and enough Sue – for you to stick with it for now.
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Stick with those high-income stocks for much of your portfolio, then.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you're not up for spending extra time washing, conditioning, blow-drying and styling your hair, stick with above-the-shoulder locks.
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Cut out all sugary foods in one go and stick with it for three weeks.
The Sun
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You can take your Olympians and your failed athletes, I'll stick with old Captain Bob if its all the same.
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She didn't show a great many coats or suiting options, choosing again to stick with the cohesiveness of her vision.
