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clung

adjective as in adhered

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De Marignac told the station he immediately took the kids out of the water, carrying at least two in his arms while a third clung onto his neck.

He kicked, he yelled, he clung to it and tried to push me away with the might of a furious under-five.

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In the short term, however, the Astros have put a dent in the optimism the club had clung to among its stable of young pitching depth.

Tibetans have clung on to their identity for 75 years now, fighting for it and dying for it.

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Several children clung, occasionally crying, to their relatives' shoulders.

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

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