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hold your

  1. see under hold one's.



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Don’t hold your breath — there’s probably a better chance she releases a new version of “Life of a Showgirl” first.

Indeed, when it comes to baby sleep consultants, it’s not so much the information that’s valuable but having someone to “hold your hand” along the way.

From Salon

Hold your nose and tolerate it.

From BBC

“Hold your hand completely flat, like I’m doing,” she said gently.

When you’re just feeling like you’re sinking in the mud and you’re reaching out, and nobody’s there to hold your hand?” she adds.

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