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stick around

verb as in abide

verb as in linger

Weak match

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Regardless of what the Delaware Supreme Court decides, Tesla shareholders will have another chance to convince Musk to stick around for a while.

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Nothing was cooler than sticking around after school for another two hours for play practice.

In that same Fortune article, Ellison himself said he was sticking around for “the duration,” which has worked out pretty well so far.

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Whether those players will actually stick around that long is another matter.

Many are new, companies producing numbers today might not stick around, and many rely on government figures as scaffolding.

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

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