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stick

verb as in poke with pointed object

verb as in position, lay

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Get an insomniac friend to come over to your house and poke you with a stick.

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She served 14 months in HMP Bronzefield - the largest prison in Europe for female offenders - before being released on licence, meaning even though she’s been freed she must stick to a set of rules for the remainder of her sentence.

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Brostrom said UC hoped to stick to its plans to increase California student enrollment — proposing to add 2,044 more undergraduates and 625 new graduate students in 2025-26 — calling that a “top goal” regardless of state funding decisions.

Despite the show's success, Hollie plans to stick at their prison service job.

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"You have got to stick to our process, I think our scrum has been good over the last two weeks."

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

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