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“The way things are going, you just want someone from Silicon Valley to stick around for more than six to nine months,” said Morningstar analyst David Whiston, who has covered the automotive industry since 2007.

From The Wall Street Journal

If something sticks around long enough, demands to be acknowledged relentlessly enough, that contempt can soften as thinking shifts from current annoyance to historical significance.

From Salon

The decision to loosen or do away with restrictions meant to ensure new hires stick around reflects the frenzied competition for top-tier technical talent within the AI industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Municipal Code, so the streamlined process will stick around even after Bass leaves office.

From Los Angeles Times

Jelf didn’t stick around long, and when asked why there’s no formal mascot today, Grant laughs.

From Los Angeles Times