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• Can you stay a bit longer?

• It was cold and wet outside so we stayed at home.

• You can stay here if you like.

• Stay and have a drink with us.

• I'm afraid I can't stay.

• She manages to stay cheerful despite everything.

• Many small businesses are struggling to stay afloat.

• Biscuits will stay crisp if you keep them in an airtight container.

• This is so boring, it's all I can do to stay awake.

• Her proposals would allow more people to stay in full-time education.

• I stayed in a marvellous clifftop hotel.

• We stayed in a fancy hotel near the Champs-Élysées.

• We stayed on one of the lesser-known Greek islands.

• The farmhouse we stayed in was completely off the beaten track.

• They stayed with us for a short time.

• He stayed at his post for the next eleven hours, until they closed.

• Most guests were elderly people, who usually stayed for treatment 1-3 weeks.

• Non-psychotic disorders with onset at age 23 years or after predicted an approximately 3fold odds for having stayed at this basic level.

• She took the bird outside and set it onto its feet, the right way up, where it stayed shaking.

• Three blimps stayed in formation while performing a raster scan.

• There was a door, plus a panel at the side, which normally stayed fastened.

• In part, this reflects a natural division of labour whereby older and married men stayed out of the firing line.

• In the past, it was women who stayed at home to raise their children who were considered the norm.

• The media have stayed away from it big time.

• Furthermore, agents' ability to exit voluntarily social groups strongly signaled their credibility to existing group members where they stayed.

• Females, by contrast, stayed away from the roost throughout the night, irrespective of the foraging distance they travelled.

• But as it turned out, the audience rating stayed unusually high for a late-night program and exceeded even the producer's expectations.

• Workers in the formal sector stayed at the same enterprise throughout their working lives.

• Cases were more likely to have stayed away from home than controls, but contact with pets, farm animals and wildlife was similar.

• The rival factions split and each formed their own battalion, which stayed apart until 1921.