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hang onto

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hang onto
to keep something. Our team was just trying to hang onto the lead. I'm going to hang on to the car I've got for a few years — it's almost four years old, but it's still in great shape.
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Strong milk prices are probably the bigger factor, enticing producers to hang onto marginal milkers longer.
Cow slaughter still slow by Dairy Today
NovaStor CEO Peter Means says, "Online data storage brings true disaster recovery protection to small businesses for the first time and gives service providers the compelling differentiated service they're always looking for to help hang onto customers.
Novastor improves online data backup model by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
In late July a BusinessWeek cover story questioned whether he could turn around the company and hang onto his job.
In good company: America's business leaders have their hands full ... by Furlong, Lisa / Los Angeles Business Journal
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