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stick to

verb

also tr to adhere or cause to adhere to
to continue constantly at
to remain faithful to
not to move or digress from
the speaker stuck closely to his subject
stick to someone's fingers informal.
to be stolen by someone

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The government could reject the pay recommendations and stick to 2.8%.

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While the garden is open, so-called tulip guardians will maintain the fields while encouraging visitors to stick to the paths between the rows of flowers, to avoid damaging the bulbs.

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Higher borrowing has led to some economists to suggest spending cuts and tax rises could be on the way, if the chancellor wants to stick to her self-imposed borrowing rules.

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"They are learning about healthy eating and sticking to schedules – it's all good, and it's about that early intervention," she added.

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And you don't need me to remind you again how tight Number 11 says money is, how tightly Chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to stick to her spending rules.

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sticktight stick together

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