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He would stick it out, no matter at what cost.
I have to stick it out because of my family.
I just had to stick it out in the second set.
You've got to stick it out for one more month.
I think you should stick it out until the year's over.
So the only thing I could do was to stick it out.
But most of them will stick it out, at least for now.
Without him I wouldn't be able to stick it out here.
I think I'll stick it out here for the time being.
They are going to stick it out until we say come back.
We'll have to stick it out as best we can until then.
He says he'll just stick it out for the rest of the year.
If we can stick it out all these years, anyone should be able to.
But with the Americans on the way, he said, his group will stick it out.
With the support of family and friends, she decided to stick it out for a year.
"We want someone who will stick it out for more than a year and get something done."
I know a few people who aren't sure whether to stick it out or do something else.
If we can stick it out without being found for a few hours, they'll probably go away.
Yet even he is not sure how she stuck it out.
The only reason I stuck it out was because of you.
She is the kind of person that would stick it out no matter what happened.
He stuck it out and next morning I had my first look at the country.
I want you to stay there, and stick it out for the full two weeks.
"I don't think the police are the kind of people who will stick it out."
But they stuck it out, even as some people moved away and others took their place.
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