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stick around

verb as in abide

verb as in linger

Weak match

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One reason this decision turned into such a long-running saga is that Kiffin hoped to stick around for the balance of the Rebels season and to lead them into the playoffs.

And could O'Neill perhaps stick around a little while longer?

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Santa Ana winds are expected Sunday evening and could stick around until Monday morning.

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Because of this, the effect of stellar storms can decide whether life has a chance to stick around on these planets.

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But this week, Riley made a clear plea for the young passer’s patience when asked about the challenge of convincing a top prospect to stick around in a reserve role.

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

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