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hung on

verb as in continue, endure

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Sam Darnold throwing three interceptions did not help, but Jags quarterback Mac Jones, standing in for the injured Trevor Lawrence, also made errors as the Vikings hung on.

From BBC

“God told me: ‘I have him safe,’ and that’s what I hung on to.”

This is a self-realization story hung on a romantic comedy — to begin with, it takes place in an airport, the most rom-commy of all rom-com settings.

For inspiration, Lal can draw on his relentless determination, the way he hung on to his football dreams the way a dog hangs on to a sock.

We all made it in a society that never gave us a handout and wanted us to fail, embracing it as ours even as we hung on to our rancho traditions.

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

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