Stop at nothing
Stop at nothing and Stick at nothing are interchangeable? Do we use them only for disapproval?
how about Go to any length as well?

Question

Stop at nothing
Stop at nothing and Stick at nothing are interchangeable? Do we use them only for disapproval? 
how about Go to any length as well?

Answer

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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