And, who knows, they just might stick with someone whose opinion matters more than mine.
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"Stick to someone who has at least put a few apps on the App Store and has demonstrated success, " he says.
"Diagnoses made casually and based on insufficient evidence can stick with someone for life, causing needless stigma and affecting job and insurance opportunities long after the substance problem has resolved, " he says.
We need someone to stick out their neck and sketch us a future.
Will she stick her neck out for you if someone gives you a hard time?
The billionaire hedge fund manager is doing better with an investment in Gap Inc. ( GPS) That raises the question of whether he would be wiser to stick to investing, and leave retail strategy to someone else.
Thankfully, someone in this world can now track a wooden stick to emulate a lightsaber in real time, bringing one classic meme that much closer to actuality (and the promised Star Wars Kinect game not even parsec closer to release).
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Of course, if someone is a heavy data user, that person may want to stick with an individual plan, or risk hogging up the total available data for everyone.
In addition, family physicians establish relationships and get to know their patients, which better enables them to help someone with diabetes learn how to eat better, start exercising and stick with their treatment plan.
Teams, after all, tend to stick with a kicker when they feel they can trust him, rather than bringing in someone younger with limited NFL experience.
It's a pretty straightforward transaction: Someone pays Facebook and uses the copious and detailed information that Facebook has gathered about you to stick a targeted message into the "sponsored" message area of your screen when you log in to your account.
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