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Idiom
Hang on.
To wait (for a short time); to hold on.
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The thirty-second story is the television equivalent of the tattoo or the bumper sticker: a moment in time that hangs on forever.
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In Washington, he went on to say, "Presidents and Administrations come and go, and a lot of people hang on forever, and just because you ask somebody to do something doesn't mean they're going to do it.
Joe Hart had provided a brilliant last line of defence against a fusillade of long-range shots but even he could not hang on forever, his double save from Ribéry and Müller not enough to prevent Gomez administering the coup de grace in the 38th minute.
But then, here is the interesting thing: Once they get over 65, they hang on forever.
Most were designed for small investors who believe in a company and want to hang on forever.
Businesses not managed for the shareholders, where workers are sheltered and incentives are nil, hang on forever.
Holy Apostles hangs on.
Still, Saleh hangs on.
Everything hangs on it".
One that hangs on for dear life to a corner of his overflowing desk is the just-published Iranian version of the tome that will ensure his drawings will live on forever.
What hangs on this?
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