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hold onto

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hold onto something
to continue to keep something. She might be better off holding onto her old computer for a year or two. The way to prevent fear from becoming panic is to hold onto your good sense. The team held on to first place with a 4–3 win last night.
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Soybean futures managed to stay in the "lead" in a week which saw them mostly hold onto the previous week's gains in active trade.
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Antelope Valley College failed to hold onto a fourth-quarter lead, suffering its 20th consecutive football defeat Saturday, a 17-9 Foothill Conference loss to visiting San Diego Mesa.
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Venice offers three key lessons about building up the people resources of the region: Cluster talent, Reward talent, and Hold onto talent.
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