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stand pat

verb as in stick to one's position

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Economists and investors widely expect the central bank to stand pat on monetary policy at its October meeting.

Some market watchers and economists say a surprise jump in employment for September might prompt Macklem and other senior officials to stand pat later this month, but resume cuts later.

The BOE’s next interest-rate decision could hinge on the performance of the labor market, though investors expect the central bank to stand pat when it meets early next month.

So, will Pynchon stand pat with his 20th century now secure, and take his winnings to the cashier’s window?

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The confidence in the pass rush led the Rams to stand pat and not add any players to the secondary.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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