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stick by
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stick by someone or something and stick with someone or something
to support someone or something; to continue supporting or committing to someone or something when things are bad. Don't worry. I'll stick by you no matter what. I feel as if I have to stick by my brother even if he goes to jail.
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stick by somebody/something
to support someone or something stand by somebody/something He stuck by his earlier statements and never changed his story. She stuck by him through all the years of his illness.
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