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Meanings of stay high in English

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Usage of stay high in English
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No rain is forecast for Christchurch today, but humidity will stay high.
Radio NZ
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In this environment loans rates would stay high, deterring firms from borrowing.
The Guardian
3
The numbers stay high, but don't prove a love of the program.
The Guardian
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This needs to stay high to help limit the number of new cases.
Jamaica Observer
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None of these problems are show stoppers if prices stay high, Conner said.
Reuters
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However, unemployment is predicted to stay high, with core deflation remaining.
The Irish Times
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Still, Cordier said prices could stay high while the FDA runs its tests.
Reuters
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I stay high most of the time, mellow highs, nothing hardcore.
Freaks and revelations
9
Clasp your hands together under your back and stay high on your shoulders.
Climbing Magazine
10
The TXU takeover was built on hopes that natural gas prices would stay high.
Reuters
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All of which suggests that unemployment is going to stay high for some time.
The Guardian
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Temperatures are expected to stay high in Invercargill today, then drop later in the week.
Radio NZ
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Our Lord must stay high up in Heaven; He can't live down here with us.
After the quake: stories
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If we stay high, it's downhill all the way.
Genellan: planetfall
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Loss provisions will stay high in 2014, it predicted.
Reuters
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So if you're going skiing this St Patrick's weekend, our advice is to stay high.
The Irish Times
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