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stick

[stik] / stɪk /








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Alternatively they could stick to their old subsidies as they are phased out, but see a 40% cut to their payments this year.

From BBC

Should one give a lowball forecast to investors only to over deliver later, or be ambitious and do everything possible to stick to the promised goal?

From The Wall Street Journal

Alas, the film’s outlook continued to plummet and soar and plummet again like a jet-propelled pogo stick.

From Los Angeles Times

I remember Tom Hanks never sticking to a script; he always just made it work for what was right for the scene, right for the character.

From Los Angeles Times

Norriss had to decide whether to support his long-term clients in their moment of need, or take on new ones he could charge higher rates, but who might not stick around for long.

From The Wall Street Journal