Stop at nothing = go to any length. "Stick at nothing" makes no sense to me. "Go to any length" is a more neutral expression than "stop at nothing". "Stop at nothing" has a sinister connotation.
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'Stop at nothing' and 'go to any lengths' have the same meaning :)
I have never heard of 'stick at nothing'...
'Stick to nothing' makes more sense...
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