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Meanings of stick to in English
Spanish
seguir Usage of stick to in English
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But the government has said it will stick to its original order.
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On Wednesday, he said that central banks' should stick to their role.
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Our plan is working: we must stick to it, added the Minister.
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However, when she did stick to her dream she became extremely successful.
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The gaming industry can't afford to stick to its traditional business model.
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Setting goals in advance can help people stick to them, Patel said.
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Even when confronted by crisis, we try to stick to the script.
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Next time remember your age and just stick to the one-two step.
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The company must stick to the deal for the next five years.
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Is the coalition government right to stick to their own fiscal restraints?
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Their competitor has a clear strategy and plan that they stick to.
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How long it can stick to this deadline remains to be seen.
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Mr Carson said the forestry firms planned to stick to their word.
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They tried to stick to the power they had seen save them.
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So UFOs tend to stick to the water, one Russian officer explained.
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No; the way is, to choose your side, and stick to it.
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