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stick

[stik] / stɪk /








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"Obviously there's been so much about Brooklyn having tried all these different careers, and none of them really sticking," Sharma says.

From BBC

The author makes the case for Nintendo as a company that has tried, mostly successfully, to stick to a core mission: the importance of play.

From The Wall Street Journal

A big challenge for companies wanting to restructure is how to minimize disruption and maintain the morale of employees sticking around.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, I was fortunate to get the chance at Bournemouth, and also lucky in that I received some good advice on how I might stick around.

From BBC

Leah later told a story in which the public hated Burr so much that he was pelted with “bricks, broken eggs, sticks, and tin pans” outside the courthouse.

From Literature