Shaking hands, you catch colds, you catch the flu, you catch this.
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And when we catch them — it's called catch-and-release — we have to, by law, catch them and then release them. Catch-and-release.
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Catch up to Portrait mode, catch up to edge-to-edge displays, and catch up to cutting the headphone jack (sigh).
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Wilson will catch three games and Holaday will catch two.
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If they want to catch you, they will catch you.
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Hallelujah Looks like the NFL's about to change that insane catch rule, which pretty much makes a clear catch not a catch.
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A catch that looks a lot like a catch is ruled not a catch because the catcher doesn't hold the catch after he hits the ground — even if that ground is the end zone.
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But I catch 'Nazi Germany' and I catch 'rise to power.
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We are far enough to catch (Catch me If you can!).
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Trying to catch him is like trying to catch a cloud.
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You can catch a sniffle, but you can also catch a smile.
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Just as humans catch malaria from mosquitoes, mosquitoes catch it from humans.
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Was Julian Edelman's incredible catch the most incredible Super Bowl catch ever?
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What follows is an edited version of those catch-as-catch-can conversations.
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This catch makes the Tyree catch look like a simple five-yard out.
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Deadliest Catch Lives up to Its Name Deadliest Catch isn't a sensationalist name.
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It's not just about the stuff we try to catch and can't catch.
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Is there a difference between a catch and the idea of a catch?
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I'm a janitor during the day—when I catch news, I catch it.
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They're playing catch-up and it's really, really hard to play catch-up.
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They catch and dunk; catch and kick to a shooter; catch and dump it off to a man near the basket; catch and dribble-drive; or simply draw the defense into the paint to free up snipers on the perimeter.
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So, essentially, the things you can catch from kissing, you can catch from smoking.
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I didn't catch a thing, but somehow Connor managed to catch 3 sizable fish.
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The rest of the staff was assembled in similar catch-as-catch-can fashion.
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He played catch on Monday and seemed fine, but playing catch is not pitching.
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I'm thinking of playing catch with my son, Ben, teaching him to play catch.
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"#FamousMeleniaTrumpQuotes — Blake (@BlakeW219) July 22016, 2016 "GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL, GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL, POKEMON!
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We catch someone's eye, hoping the person catches on and considers you quite the catch.
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He'll catch in a game on Monday, DH on Tuesday then catch again on Wednesday.
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But if they catch you sleeping, Gronk is always happy to get another touchdown catch.
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" In a statement, she said, "'Catch and release' will be replaced with 'catch and return.
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You can catch a stomach bug on a cruise, or take Econ 101 and catch…greed?
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Moovit wants to help you catch 'em all and catch the bus at the same time.
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No one disputed the Catch in football (Dwight Clark) or the Catch in baseball (Willie Mays).
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"We want to catch elephants, but we can't even catch ants," sighs a freshly minted lawmaker.
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The Affair Joanie tries to catch her mother's killer as Noah tries to catch a break.
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While AI systems catch things that doctors miss, doctors also catch things that AI systems miss.
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Sharon Stone has proved she can catch a break, so why can't she catch a date?
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Catch up — please catch up — with season one streaming on Netflix and season two on Hulu.
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Karl Gotch produced great professional wrestlers but he was also an experienced catch wrestler, spending a good deal of time at the Mecca of catch-as-catch-can, Wigan's Snake Pit.
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And his older sister Regan is right there to catch it, but she can't catch it loudly!
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If you didn't manage to catch the show, you can catch all of the news right here.
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We catch up on Designated Survivor, and I catch up on a few work emails and texts.
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Once they hack, if you don't catch them in the act, you're not going to catch them.
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If you're lucky enough to catch a rainfall, use cups or any possible containers to catch it.
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It will be a while before constitutional limitations catch up—if they ever catch up at all.
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It took 95 years to catch the first billion, and just 38 years to catch the second.
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She did an amazing play called Catch As Catch Can last year, which just blew me away.
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Austin Ekeler had a 38-yard catch to set up the Chargers' first touchdown in the third quarter, and Tyrell Williams had a 31-yard catch before making a 27-yard scoring catch.
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I catch my professor after the discussion concludes, and we make plans to catch up over the weekend.
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"We can catch a lot of bugs, but we can't catch them all," Arrington, the QA director, said.
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"I catch up with them and catch up with them," he wrote in an article for Business Insider.
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You gotta use chum to catch a shark (but also don't catch great white sharks, they're going extinct).
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Because our immigration laws are so bad, and when we catch them, it is called catch and release.
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Practical tips For those who may be starting to catch feelings but don't want to catch coronavirus, Dating.
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Apparently the Catch-22 of "Catch-22" is that to put it onscreen, you have to eviscerate it.
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I did not catch the minivan's license plate number but did catch a Trump sticker on the back.
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You'll catch one Pokémon right at the start of the game (see below for info on how to actually catch the damn things), but as you wander around and explore you'll soon catch plenty more.
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It was also a showcase for Giuliani's freelance, catch-as-catch-can approach to being a Trump attack dog.
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"Once they hack if you don't catch them in the act you're not going to catch them," Trump said.
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It is like staring at a word — say, "catch" — for so long that it no longer looks right. Catch?
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Wouldn&apost end catch and release, it looks like they wouldn&apost end catch and release, the chain migration.
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Known to regulars simply as "Catch One" or "the Catch," the club wasn't just your average friendly neighborhood disco.
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It will catch up with us, before we have a chance to catch up with it, if at all.
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And now they're trying to play catch-up, and the lake is so large that catch up doesn't work.
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Catch wrestling, shortened from 'catch-as-catch-can' was a form of wrestling that flourished in the north of England and in the carnivals of the United States through the first half of the twentieth century.
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"We were saying, catch shares are going to lead to consolidation, catch shares are going to lead to integration, catch shares are going to lead to corruption," said Scott Lang, a former mayor of New Bedford.
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If you have a finer sieve then you will catch more rocks but you might catch more jewels, as well.
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We were inspired by Rocky chasing a chicken, because 'if you can catch a chicken, you can catch greased lightning!
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Catch up with Dr. Antin in the clip above, and be sure to catch his weekly advice videos on PEOPLE.
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As of Tuesday, staff were unable to catch the fugitive otter, so decided to try and catch the koi instead.
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Google was already playing catch-up and now it's nearly inconceivable Google or Apple will be able to catch Amazon.
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If you have a finer sieve, then you will catch more rocks but you might catch more jewels, as well.
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The Public's executive director, Patrick Willingham, used phrases like "catch-as-catch-can" and "madcap" in describing the current conditions.
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" Lovecraft adds that there's "something those fellows catch — beyond life — that they're able to make us catch for a second.
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If we turn up the filter on white supremacy, we're going to catch too many ordinary Republicans and we're even going to catch certain Congressman, right, and we might even catch the president, and so that doesn't work.
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Catch the opening episode below, and don't miss the entire show, which you can catch on Facbeook's newest platform, Watch, here.
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After an official review, the scoring catch was reversed because the officials ruled Miller did not maintain control throughout the catch.
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I catch up on reading or catch up on the show I'm watching or do some work and answer some emails.
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The catch made Foles the first player to register both a touchdown pass and touchdown catch in a Super Bowl game.
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"By age 45, women catch up [but] even women who catch up, however, pay a long-term price," Cain Miller explains.
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Mangroves have been estimated to support 30 percent of Southeast Asia's fish catch, and almost 100 percent of its shrimp catch.
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That includes reducing catch limits in warm negative years, but it can also include increasing catch limits in cooler positive years.
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Between 1996 and 2016, the global wild marine catch has stagnated, as humans work harder and harder to catch fewer fish.
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We covered his attacks in The Brutal Catch Wrestling of Minoru Suzuki and The Continued Catch Wrestling Adventures of Minoru Suzuki .
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Where Jones's catch was a case study in perfection, the catch Julian Edelman made two minutes later was a clusterfuck of improbability.
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Catch their finales on Hulu the next day, then use your new free time to catch up on full seasons you missed.
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"Once they hack, if you don't catch them in the act, you're not going to catch them," Trump said earlier this month.
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The caption reads: Mahalo ALASKA for this catch#MONSTAH #KINGSALMON #GOPRO#HERO4 If you're not catching baseballs, may as well catch fish.
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But he had a 48-yard catch on the next drive, and then finished the drive with a 3-yard touchdown catch.
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"We obviously need to recover [the fairing] very reliably before we we consider trying to catch the catch the Dragon," he added.
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Did you catch the name of the group Archie forms to try to catch the masked murderer who goes by "The Black Hood"?
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But the catch — because of course there is a catch here — is that these watches will be exclusive to to the Japanese market.
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It could also help Facebook catch up, yes catch up, to Snapchat in terms of daily videos viewed on the social media platform.
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Except the catch wasn't really a catch, and no one was the wiser until someone decided to take a closer look on Tuesday.
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"I pray I catch you whispering, I pray you catch me listening," she sings, hoping for concrete evidence & an opportunity to confront him.
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If a catch falls in the forest, and no one is there to see it make a football move, does the catch happen?
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Sometimes I catch a mouse —Once, I even caught two,And sometimes I catch a blurOf gray-fur memory —The unexpected déjà vu.
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The boys try to perfect the basket motion needed to catch the hard wooden ball, which resembles trying to catch an egg toss.
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As you level up — catch more Pokémon and gain more experience beating the game — you have more opportunity to catch higher level Pokémon.
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He also spoke to the athleticism of Dez Bryant&aposs infamous catch/no catch that occurred during a Cowboys-Packers game in 2014.
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As always, however, there's a catch: A catch that cries and poops and will need looking after for at least the next 18 years.
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I think there are others who can try to catch up and each of us personally can try to catch up in that, right?
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Instead of pitching their health insurance platform at the big event, Catch published a blog post announcing its first feature, The Catch Health Explorer.
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The world is askew: the Beatles are still going strong, and a novel called "Catch-18" (the manuscript title of "Catch-22") is mentioned.
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We have to end these horrible catch and relieve -- release principles, where you catch somebody, if you take their name and you released them.
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Even so, the U.S. could still catch up (or nearly catch up) with the ambitious EU, though the Europeans have a growing head start.
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Only problem is, Bryant was held to just 1 catch for 10 yards the whole night ... AND he fumbled the only catch he had.
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Traveling athletes were part of the cultural climate in the early twentieth century, and certain styles, such as catch-as-catch-can wrestling, flourished.
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We have to end these horrible catch and release principles where you catch somebody and you take their name and then you release them.
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Catch Group Holdings Ltd, formerly Catch Of The Day, started in 2006 and offers discounted deals on brands such as Nike and Armani Jeans.
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CATCH UP During the week I'm not big on being on the phone, so Sunday is my catch-up-with-family-and-friends day.
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Manning and Tate combined on a 51-yard catch and run to tie the game, 7-7, just 62 seconds after the Parker catch.
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He overturned a potential winning touchdown catch by Detroit's Calvin Johnson and a Dez Bryant catch for Dallas in the playoffs four years ago.
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The only catch — and it is a big catch — is that Spectator View requires both a second HoloLens and a DSLR camera with HDMI output.
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It's rare to catch this particular type of killer whale, called the offshore killer whale, on camera — and it's even rarer to catch one eating.
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In the NOAA's "Careful Catch" brochure, the agency explains how important careful catch and release guidelines are for maintaining the population of all marine species.
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And every once in a while I'd move through a passage and I'd catch a glimpse of her and she'd catch a glimpse of me.
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With titles such as Deadliest Catch, Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove, Bering Sea Gold, Ice Road Truckers, Ax Men, Jay Leno's Garage, and The Confession Tapes.
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That means even if you catch a normal Charizard, you'll have to catch a new one in a raid battle to unlock the Gigantamax form.
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SpaceX has been able to catch one fairing half at a time, but it has yet to catch both of them on a single flight.
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"my team asked for a catch weight, she accepted there was no missed weight, made weight at 120 which was the catch weight," Dern wrote.
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The catch—because there's always a catch when it comes to flying—is that these passengers won't be able to use the overhead bins while flying.
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I catch balls, I go shopping, I have lunch, I rest, I catch balls, I lift weights, I'll run and find other ways to entertain myself.
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As soon as you catch the ball in the other hand, lift your other leg so your other hand has enough time to catch the ball.
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Attempting a wheel kick might catch a fighter by surprise, attempting a second when the first fails might catch him laughing about the missed wheel kick.
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She mentions how long it took to catch Roger Ailes (and that he had a "bad penis") before suggesting they catch Diana through a sting operation.
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After I take a cold shower, catch up with D. who's leaving Charlotte for the North Carolina coast tomorrow morning, and catch up on some reading.
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In order to catch Ditto, you may have to catch a bunch of other scrub pokémon to find the real deal — even the Pidgeys and Rattatas.
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To catch the first-day show of the film on July 15, fans will have to fly to Bengaluru to catch a connecting flight to Chennai.
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Only 7 percent of government sites could catch bots that disguised themselves as web browser traffic, and none of the sites could catch more complex bots.
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But a 258-yard catch and run by Brown in the third quarter helped set up an acrobatic 260-yard touchdown catch by receiver Martavis Bryant.
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Catch-as-catch-can permitted holds below the waist and the use of what Farmer Burns termed 'punishment holds', submissions as we would know them today.
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Even if you want to say that he had to dive to make the catch, he dove, like, ten feet to catch a ball inches away.
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In core technological fields where it would be impossible for us to catch up by 2050, we must research asymmetrical steps to catch up and overtake.
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This includes what is perhaps the largest such curriculum: CATCH My Breath, part of the CATCH Global Foundation, which stands for Coordinated Approach to Child Health.
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But, the Magnuson-Stevens Act currently requires an annual catch limit for every species regardless of whether there is good data to support the catch limit.
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Play off the ball, come off screens, be able to catch and shoot, make plays off the catch, and that's gonna help me in the NBA.
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CATCH AFTER CATCH SMU&aposs Trey Quinn leads the nation with 9.9 catches per game (79 total), and is fourth nationally with 109.3 yards receiving per game.
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As on-demand services catch on, Pandora is now playing catch-up and negotiating with record labels for the licenses it needs to offer such a service.
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While we do think this is a playful way to celebrate the holiday, you won't catch us sucking on our fingers anytime soon to catch a buzz.
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He also made a nice catch in the outfield, taking off his hat and using it to shield the sun for a catch on the warning track.
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They catch some rainbow runners, and quickly filet them on the deck—but before they can dig in, Eriksen notices something off about one of their catch.
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This fight was full of tricks and adjustments so if you didn't catch it last night it is without a doubt the one to catch up on.
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Worldwide, illegal fishing vessels now catch some 26 million tons of fish a year, worth $23.5 billion, or one-fifth of the entire world's annual wild catch.
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Absolutely, it was still catch as catch can, very piecemeal about what teams, pro teams, would allow a woman in the locker room, what teams would not.
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Whatever the gender, they catch the change in Brahms's meter — but, more than that, they catch the buoyancy in a lover's heart: Mr. Morris's dancers are barefoot.
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Giving Catch NYC, its nearby seafood palace, some competition, Catch Hospitality Group is opening this 22004,225-square-foot restaurant, with a lighter look than the typical steakhouse.
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When the dog wants to play catch with the puck on the ice at Verizon Center, you play catch with the dog on the ice at Verizon Center.
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While the U.S. ban didn't catch every rehab-related ad, it did catch enough of them to affect the bottom lines of many treatment centers and their affiliates.
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You get three Pidgey candies for each Pidgey you catch, which means you only need to catch four of them in order to evolve one to a Pidgeotto.
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To catch a predator Lions proved to be the most elusive to catch -- in the three months Burrard-Lucas's camera traps were operating they were captured only twice.
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In 2016, mackerel was the third-largest catch for Iceland and its third most valuable fish, netting $103 million, or 8 percent of the nation's total catch value.
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Is it really fair that someone can catch an elusive Venusaur while naked, yet I can walk all over Manhattan and only be able to catch worthless Spearows?
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Soccer fans may be eager to catch a glimpse of Cristiano Ronaldo and other world-renowned players, but there's one thing they definitely don't want to catch: measles.
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"You don't catch this with just one security control but rather you stack them and try to catch it at at least one of these steps," he said.
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Make your catch-up contributions In 2017, workers 50 and older can contribute $303,000 in "catch-up" contributions to their 401(k) or other employer-provided retirement plans.
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Now, she's teaming up with the NFL and the American Cancer Society to help people catch cancer at an early stage with an annual initiative called Crucial Catch.
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Sherfield and Lipscomb, who have combined to catch nine touchdowns, are the deep threats as each are averaging 234 yards per catch while Duncan catches mostly short passes.
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"If you catch someone on vacation, there's a good chance you can catch her as a customer," said Mortimer Singer, the chief executive of Traub, a retail consultancy.
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But as he went up, Astros fans attempted to catch the ball too, and it appeared they may have bumped into Bett's glove and prevented from making the catch.
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In 19703, mackerel was the third largest catch for Iceland and its third-most-valuable fish, bringing in $21970 million or 21990 percent of the nation's total catch value.
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The catch, and there is always a catch, is that Sprint has only launched this feature in Chicago, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.
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One batter earlier, Profar ran from second base and made a diving catch going back into shallow right field to catch a popup off the bat of Kyle Farmer.
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So no it was – it was a really nice moment, it was just the two of us and I think managed to catch – catch her by surprise as well.
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We got Derek Saturday night leaving Catch at 11:45 PM, but he crashed at 3 AM. He apparently picked up Gloria after dinner, because she wasn't at Catch.
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Then there are the endless video reviews and the untenable rule that determines when a catch is or isn't a catch, which even the announcers seem unable to parse.
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But, Benedetti adds, there's a catch: once you go to sleep and catch up on those missed hours of sleep, you'll have a 95 per cent chance of relapse.
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He also scored on a 79-yard catch in the third quarter, part of a six-catch, 185-yard performance Smith finished with 366 yards passing and four touchdowns.
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A pleasure of Mia Chung's "Catch as Catch Can," presented at the New Ohio Theater by Page 73, is the way it lays bare the theatricality of family life.
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The one catch with this deal is that it only applies to the silver aluminium case with white sport band model, although this isn't really a catch at all.
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"Now they can go farther and catch things they could not originally catch," said Yusuf Fajariyanto of the conservancy, who visited Lamalera in 2015 to observe the hunting practices.
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In the 1970s, the annual catch totaled an estimated 25 tons, but continued overfishing saw the catch decline until China listed the paddlefish as a protected species in 1989.
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If you could catch that lightning in a bottle and sell it, you'd be a billionaire—and if you could catch it on a record, you're probably Peter Frampton.
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"Just be alone and catch up on television."
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You catch up for a coffee to, you know, catch up, and then someone gets a bit teary (it'll be you), and you'll admit that you're finding it quite hard.
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"This is the kind of thing that probably tells you that it's going to be John Deere that falls to play catch-up, or catch-down, to CAT," he said.
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Four years ago, I remember sprinting home to catch a shootout that my roommate was texting me about last World Cup, bursting in my door to catch the final shots.
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Scrambling to catch up As K Street scrambles to catch up with the results of the election, one of the biggest priorities is to make inroads with Trump's inner circle.
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It's easy enough to see how someone who might tune in to catch the premiere of a Taylor Swift video might catch a different political viewpoint than they're used to.
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Pizza Hut wants to catch up with Domino's However, it's clear that Pizza Hut's announcement is about more than just serving pizza — it also wants to catch up with Domino's.
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Local fishermen catch them to supplement their own low catch rates and sell them for their oil which can fetch as much as $40 a liter on the black market.
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FICTION: "Catch-22," by Joseph Heller (1961) There's been a surge of acclaimed fiction about war in the 21st century, but Joseph Heller's satire "Catch-22" remains the gold standard.
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A key difference, Flynn-Evans said, is that there are more safeguards to catch errors on Earth -- such as hospital computers or nursing staff who might catch a wrong prescription.
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Parents, educators, and mental health professionals have all had about a month to catch up on 13 Reasons Why, the latest Netflix series to catch a substantial amount of buzz.
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Commuters to the central business district of Melbourne can walk five minutes from the property to catch a bus, or 0113 minutes to catch a train at the Montmorency station.
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There was just one catch: Riders would first have to schlep past the airport, east to Citi Field — the home of the Mets — to catch the AirTrain and then backtrack.
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Be sure to catch new podcast episodes of the "The Bradshaw Boys" on Spotify and iTunes or catch one of their live shows in New York City on December 5.
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"Maybe we can't catch every returning traveler, but if we can catch the majority of them, we will slow the spread of the virus in the United States," she said.
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These lakes, ponds, rivers and streams are catch-and-release locales ("Catch a fish, pick it up, take a picture, and put it back in the water," Mr. Alberry said).
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It's like, when you think of Ron Swoboda, you think of his catch in right-center field in 103, diving with no chance to catch the ball — and he did.
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I have seen kids who were unable to catch the ball a month ago learn not only how to catch the ball, but also how to tag a runner out.
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"A lot of goods are already warehoused that were imported months ago, so it takes a bit of time to catch up, but prices catch up pretty fast," he added.
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"We're counting the ones that we do catch," he replied, seemingly oblivious to the fact that publicly available data about "the ones that we do catch" doesn't support his position.
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The Khoikhoi of Southwest Africa practiced a type of no-holds-barred wrestling that, according to Thomas Green, looked much more like the Greek pankration than catch-as-catch-can wrestling.
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But the crisis has spurred a rethink of the island's fishing industry, he said, with the government training fishermen to catch fish in other areas and make more of their catch.
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I run to catch the 91:2129 bus (I use my monthly T pass) and I do the New York Times crossword and catch up on NPR podcasts during the commute.
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"Sometimes a public policy is so extreme that it can catch the courts by surprise and take them some time to catch up," said Renea Hicks, a lawyer for the professors.
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Once again, Facebook is playing a game of catch up with bad actors on its platform, with systems that catch — not prevent — harmful content, after it's already multiplied and gone viral.
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As the WSJ notes, "The policy change runs counter to President Trump's repeated pledge to end what he called 'catch-and-release' at the border in favor of 'catch-and-detain.'"
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The methods of catch-as-catch-can were cruder than those of modern grappling and the rules of the game made it significantly different to the no-gi bouts of today.
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As Aldama explained, the issue was that the group intended to catch Sherbs was still holding another girl, so they couldn&apost just drop one person to catch another in time.
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There's no catch — after all, that's money you earned.
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Helene — to catch you up: Topher is my boyfriend.
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Fresh Catch for poke bowls in Oahu – hands down!
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Nothing would catch him off guard — not even retirement.
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" Catch Hoffman pitch The Mensch on a Bench on "
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Chiefs Defenders — Just catch one goddamn interception, you guys!!
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Pier 60 - a perfect spot to catch the sunset.
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LONDON — Sometimes it's the simple ideas that catch on.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Christian Sewing can't catch a break.
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BTW ... see if you can catch Lala's GIANT ring.
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I will, however, "Catch & Release" this limited edition beer.
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WHAT A CATCH ... by the dad in the stands!!!
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Here's the catch … your smile has to be genuine!
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" A second question might be similarly: "What's the catch?
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" Mr. Trump, he added, "has got to catch up.
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Faulkner: — and you didn't quite catch it, or whatever.
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Good catch -- you have a future as an investigator.
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I didn't catch that — can you say it again?
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Of course in California, Prop 187 ... To catch people.
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Summer is a great time to catch up on the shows you may have missed during your busier times of the year, and now need to catch up on before they return.
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At, say, a conservative Christian college, you can walk in and catch someone drinking or in the act of fornicating, but you can't walk in and catch the condition of someone's heart.
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Catch up on your readingPocket has an integrated offline mode available, which mean you can catch up on your read-it-later queue on your Chromebook without even a hint of WiFi.
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"I was kind of just surviving at the end and looking ahead and really trying to catch Joyce and trying to catch Sally, but you were too fast," Huddle said to Kipyego.
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This is the situation facing those trying to manage New England's iconic Atlantic cod population, which has hit a 40-year low despite scientifically set catch limits and a catch share program.
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Twitter user Taylor Zahralban stated the case for the "Helmet Catch," saying Tyree was a backup wide receiver who made the catch against a standout defensive back who had him covered well.
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Unfortunately, the administration's catch and release reform efforts have had several legal setbacks, including the rejection of a planned update to the Flores agreement, which has fueled the catch and release program.
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Since then, fisheries managers have restricted the number of days a week that fishermen can catch sardines, the size of the catch, and restricted fishing to only six months during a year.
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Later in the game you'll get stronger Poké Balls to help you catch the tougher ones, as well as Razz Berries (you can feed these to Pokémon to make them easier to catch).
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In the novel, Yossarian — who has the honor of uttering the famous lines "That's some catch that Catch-22" — is fighting during World War II which is the same war Heller served in.
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Among the new WhatsApp features: a new "group catch up," which aims to make it easier for people to catch up on the often long conversations that happen in ongoing group message threads.
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With titles such as Deadliest Catch, Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove, Bering Sea Gold, Ice Road Truckers, Ax Men, and Jay Leno's Garage, they will produce over 200 hours of 'original' programming in 2016.
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Beckham's career-catapulting one-handed touchdown catch came two seasons ago against these same Cowboys, but Sunday night's catch-and-run summed up his livewire brilliance just as well, in its own way.
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There are so many things that go on, you catch some of them, you don't catch some of them, you just — I don't know man, I don't have much to say about that.
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Normally, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ("FinCEN") is able to work with financial institutions and catch bad actors who try to abuse the financial system — but FinCEN can't catch what they can't see.
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He now has about 8.5 million vested profit interests with a catch-up price of $19.19 a share, and a further 15.6 million with a catch-up price of $21.05, the newspaper added.
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And, of course, you'll want to catch the acceptance speeches!
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"I really want to catch this person," Gary tells PEOPLE.
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Some of his other ideas have yet to catch on.
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Just watching Wheeler play catch, Warthen could notice the difference.
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Catch it when The Crown returns to Netflix December 8!
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Watch the video above to catch the entire mesmerizing process.
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But the problem is, everybody is trying to catch rats.
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Good thing we have a lot to catch up on!
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We pour ourselves vino, catch up, and play card games.
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The Texans need complementary receivers, but ones who can catch.
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But America is now, very slowly, starting to catch up.
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But before you get too excited, there is a catch.
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You can catch them on their tour dates with courtship.
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I catch up on Broad City and scroll through Instagram.
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Don't try and follow anyone, you will never catch up.
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Standard genetic testing might fail to catch cases like this.
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Catch him on the undercard of UFC 208 this Saturday.
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Starting like that is going to catch up to us.
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What is the catch and release program you're involved in?
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Catch up on the biggest celebrity stories from this week.
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One in 1,000 people who catch measles die of it.
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This funding round should let the company catch its breath.
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A freaky catch in this case, to say the least.
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This time, the Pikachu might be able to catch you.
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You'll have plenty of chances to catch curling this Olympics.
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Look out, anxiety dreams, you're about to catch these hands.
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Well, it took a while for it to catch on.
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You're also likely to catch key moments on social media.
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But many would like to see them catch up faster.
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ET and The Perfect Catch premieres Saturday at 9 p.m.
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How did you catch the murder beef in West Virginia?
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How do you feel about using eagles to catch drones?
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Under the Obama administration, everyone was under catch and release.
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Indian state Andhra Pradesh's DNA database could catch some flack.
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First, Church forced a fumble on a catch by Nelson.
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Man oh man, will Donald Trump ever catch a break?
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" Call it the "Catch and Release for Violent Criminals Act.
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Stay in, sleep, and catch up on some alone time.
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Catch the rest of her answers in the video below!
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But there's a catch: You have to save water first.
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And catch all the episodes now streaming, only on Hulu.
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But it's also definitely time to catch up on sleep.
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She did more than just catch up to her costars.
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Catch up on time alone and get some sleep, too.
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Catch up on your rest early in the week, Pisces.
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Then I did catch him wearing sunglasses the other day.
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The key play was Brown's catch at the Steelers' sideline.
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Here's how we communicate, here's how we catch problems early.
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Olivia Jade Giannulli just can't catch a break this week.
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Seems like they like to catch 'em when they can.
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Meanwhile in China, vaping had just begun to catch on.
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" I said, "You might catch a clue about Fox, Mom.
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The "thing" isn't what matters on Halt and Catch Fire.
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Halt and Catch Fire is full of moments like that.
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Don't have time to catch up on all of it?
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Here's the catch ... the will was written in April 2007.
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It's nice to catch up, and we chat about everything.
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He caught 25 touchdowns and averaged 11.2 yards per catch.
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Poor Steph Curry can't catch a break with his shoes.
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Make time to rest and catch up on time alone.
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Or did you catch them during a summer music festival?
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You can catch it every Sunday night at 9 p.m.
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R. gets home, and we catch up on our days.
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Or is this catch and release so all over again?
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I did catch it and should have held onto it.
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But it may not be long before others catch up.
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Get out there and work together to catch em all.
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Catch them early, and they will grow into better citizens.
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"Your actions need to catch up with your responsibility," Sen.
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Read on to catch the boldest lippies of the season.
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Beer cup catch gone bad for Ryan Braun 😳 pic.twitter.
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It's an especially great time to catch up with friends.
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I angrily try to catch one last hour of sleep.
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And so I didn't catch a glimpse of the horizon.
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Normally, I would rush to catch up with the group.
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We make a promise to catch him back with food.
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Catch you all in a month #prayforme Vacation = ME time.
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Life insurers have so far been slower to catch on.
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They would see if they could catch him in lies.
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As this is Nintendo, there is of course a catch.
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Of course, there is one big catch in this strategy.
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Attending nursery or extra language tuition helps migrants catch up.
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There is totally a catch, because nothing is pure anymore.
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Catch up quick: The Maldives is a popular honeymoon destination.
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Catch me in the #NFL100 #SBLIIIcommercial right before halftime. pic.twitter.
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This is not a drill, but there is a catch.
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But it's one thing to catch, and another to sell.
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Catch this: That's the normal low this time of year.
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" – Twitter's automated tools "catch about 450,000 suspicious logins per day.
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Well, we found out he can, but there's a catch.
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People make it worse or better after they catch it.
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I'm going to go catch a flight right now, actually.
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If you missed one, now's the time to catch up.
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Lauren recommends the book Catch and Kill by Ronan Farrow.
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As of right now, you can catch the following: AAAHH!!!
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While we ate, Bob and I continued to catch up.
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The pieces ahead, though, will help you catch on early.
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There's still time to catch the #maythe4thbewithyou festivities at #gardensbythebay!
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The extra scrutiny may catch problems other reviewers have missed.
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But there's a catch: you'll need is a Yahoo account.
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Watch these movies, then head out to catch your wave.
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Catch up on new episodes every Monday by subscribing here.
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"Someone was supposed to catch him," wrote Caswell on Facebook.
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We order fried goodness and catch up on life ($25).
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For more Equity, head here to catch our latest episode.
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Dude needs to catch up before he gets it in.
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Nixon wasn't looking and had to run to catch up.
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I like to catch up on all the weeks' announcements.
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We make spaghetti and meatballs for dinner and catch up.
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He was arrested trying to catch a flight to Germany.
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They catch up on their feelings during a relaxing pedicure.
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Now you can catch 'em all on your Apple Watch.
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It's now on Netflix to catch up for next year.
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Here's how to catch your favorite teams: Seattle Seahawks vs.
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Catch the real estate expert Shark Tank at 9 p.m.
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But there's a catch: Fernández is now a sitting senator.
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A $50,000 reward was offered to help catch the shooter.
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If they can figure out how to catch the fish.
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" And I was like, "You can't even catch a chicken!
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How long will it take for movies to catch up?
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The account appears in Farrow's new book, Catch and Kill.
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You're probably thinking that there's a catch, but there isn't.
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Whether the idea will actually catch on is less certain.
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It's evidence of a good catch, something now relatively rare.
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Watch the Deadpool 2 trailer, and catch the joke, below!
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Make sure to catch the third debate Wednesday on CNN.
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You have to catch it in the really early stages.
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Catch Kneebody and Daedelus on tour in February and March.
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The giraffe wasn't the only creature to catch Jenner's eye.
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Catch all six episodes on Netflix starting on December 14.
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Do you think he could help me catch hacker lmao!!
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Institutions to catch and prosecute graft remain pliable and neglected.
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Until then, catch up on all the past winners below.
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These are the stories to catch you up this week.
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Catch up on more episodes of "Yesterday on the Internet."
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There's just one catch: There are only two of them.
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A pair wearing bright orange blinders catch my eye immediately.
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Catch up with our monthlong dive into The Times's archives.
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Here's the catch: Harper has already played for the Yankees.
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SpaceX has attempted to catch the fairing multiple times before.
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Cats are natural predators, and they often catch small rodents.
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In Pokémon GO, there's the drive to catch 'em all.
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And to catch the old D. And to not apologize.
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Genetic screening could catch diseases early and help save lives.
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Catch Wormwood when it debuts on December 15 on Netflix.
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We simply didn't pass and catch in the second half.
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The latest version of the Seastar is an interesting catch.
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Gunmen plundered villages and raped every woman they could catch.
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There's no catch, but the offer only runs until Jan.
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I was always trying to catch up and learn things.
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Their hands are also not able to catch water effectively.
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Twitter's new feature to help users 'catch up' on news.
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Clinton's operation didn't catch problem areas in the Rust Belt.
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But there is a catch: it doesn't work for all.
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He can actually throw and catch at the same time!
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So I'm putting cameras up so I can catch her.
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They have to ask themselves: How did I catch it?
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Maurer reached first before Rendon, but couldn't catch Myers' flip.
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But it's a good place to catch up with people.
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I'm playing catch up on all my missed classes now.
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Catch Lil Xan at Noisey Weekend tonight at Brooklyn Steel.
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Catch the premiere on Friday, June 16 at 9 p.m.
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It is widely acknowledged that dogs love to catch balls.
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The goal was to help Uber catch up to Waymo.
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Google just can't catch a break with the Pixel 3.
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Also, did you catch the driver introducing himself as Chapo?
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I think that might catch a few people off guard.
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The only catch is that you have to be online.
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It's not clear if this will really catch on, though.
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Can you talk a bit about why the Catch closed?
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Then we catch up on this week's American Horror Story.
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Boykins was attempting to catch his colleagues using racist language.
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Alas, new country names can be slow to catch on.
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I tried to make everything look yellow & still catch purple.
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Take some time to yourself and catch up on rest.
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They helped the police catch one looter earlier this week.
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Just how much so depends on when you catch it.
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But there's a catch – he has never kissed anyone before.
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Catch us adding that to our Amazon shopping cart immediately.
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I think it just takes a minute to catch up.
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Go deeper: Catch up on the details of Zhang's arrest
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And once we catch them — can they be rehabilitated, treated?
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American firms may yet catch up with their Chinese counterparts.
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You can catch the awards on NBC at 8 p.m.
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We'll be able to catch it December 7 on NBC.
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"We used to catch snakes on purpose," Mokwa told WFLA.
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Their silent motors catch pedestrians and other road users unawares.
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But if you, like us, are wondering, What's the catch?
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Porgs wouldn't be hard to catch, either, rather like Dodos.
|
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Boden also sees banks racing to catch up with Starling.
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Hopefully he'll get another shot to catch on somewhere else.
|
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Here's the catch — Hadid didn't have to foot that bill.
|
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Online video will almost catch up to display by 2018.
|
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Such investments make it harder for competitors to catch up.
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The pair accepts, but there's a catch: It's in Seattle.
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They catch on fire and have proven to be deadly.
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Everyone. Back in my day… I use to catch bees.
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Catch up with my coworkers and get some work done.
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MARK BERTOLINI: Yeah, and then that started to catch on.
|
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Yet again, the prize catch could slip through the net.
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What's worse, you might not catch it until years later.
|
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But you won't catch him eating one camping staple: S'mores.
|
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Here's all of the important news to catch up on.
|
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Today I want to catch up on the latest developments.
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"She just loved to jump and catch air," says Carol.
|
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But they also catch dolphins, sea turtles, birds and sharks.
|
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And Booker is desperate for his campaign to catch fire.
|
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He averaged 27.4 yards per catch, according to Bleacher Report.
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But will catching a nap catch on at a gym?
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I never thought it would catch on like it did.
|
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Six seasons later, Carrie Mathison still can't catch a break.
|
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"Please catch the hateful, evil people who did this," Sen.
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Trying to catch our footing we hear a loud 'SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!
|
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So is it possible to catch up on lost sleep?
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See what else you can catch in the video below.
|
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Didn't catch The Last Watch when it aired Sunday night?
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MURDOCH: You have to catch yourself to greet a stranger.
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Since then, the SBA has been working to catch up.
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Call your siblings and catch up with your favorite friends.
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He's a keeper, She's a catch pillows, $32 (for both)
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The portable devices are designed to catch weapons and explosives.
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The catch is Sina shareholders will have to be patient.
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Now, at four weeks, they'll be learning to catch food.
|
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Catch another cab and I'll pay for it for you.
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Catch the show on February 26 on ABC or online.
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Catch the two in action Tuesdays at 10 p.m. EST.
|
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I play ball, catch frisbees and love to give hugs.
|
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Authorities have moved swiftly to catch up with the firestorm.
|
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I also think he was trying to catch me, maybe?
|
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One catch, though -- it's gotta happen at the Playboy Mansion.
|
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We catch most of these accounts within minutes of registration.
|
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I feel like I catch 30% of what's going on.
|
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Make sure to catch TMZ Sports every night on FS1.
|
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Now, it looks like they're just trying to catch up.
|
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The latest suspect investigators are trying to catch: Najim Laachraoui.
|
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Hopefully I'll catch it before I ever get there, right?
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We want to catch these things as early as possible.
|
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Eventually those demons have to catch up with Frank, right?
|
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You can catch up on the first seven episodes here.
|
|
You can also catch them at Coachella this coming weekend.
|
|
But, there's a catch about how she has to watch.
|
|
But first, let's catch up on the weekend that was. .
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How do you catch someone up on your entire life?
|
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" "You know the way they catch larks — with a mirror?
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Beleaguered carrier Malaysia Airlines can't seem to catch a break.
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It was Griffin's second career reception and first TD catch.
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Free to make friends and catch up with old ones.
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Catch the movie when it rides into theaters May 26.
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But it is almost certainly plotting ways to catch up.
|
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It's time for the rest of Washington to catch up.
|
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That's when work crawls and you can't catch a break.
|
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I think that it might catch a downgrade or two.
|
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You can watch Castillo try to catch the officer, below.
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He hopes to catch up with Kotsar while he's there.
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Maybe, just maybe, they can catch lightning in a bottle.
|
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My first reaction was to find something to catch him.
|
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Did you catch the fine print at the bottom there?
|
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But first, let's catch up on the week that was.
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SARA EISEN: David Rubenstein, good to catch up with you.
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It's just time to catch up with some old friends.
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Time will tell if they can make it catch on.
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He throws them in the air to catch them again.
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However, a bunch of Wall Street analysts didn't catch that.
|
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But if you want the deal, there's an annoying catch.
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"You better catch up on that real quick," Calease said.
|
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He also made a diving catch in the first inning.
|
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You can catch 11 of this week's best trailers below.
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It's 2018, and we have DVRs to catch up on.
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I am on my way to catch a Lace monitor!
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You still have the rest of April to catch up.
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Catch up quick: What happened during this month's Niger attack
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Catch up: Photos of Trump's past few days in Japan.
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I don't have time, but I will catch you later.
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Catch a sunset or sunrise every once in a while.
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He says he's not a homophobe, but there's a catch.
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He was injured as he tried to catch the teen.
|
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They wanted to catch him, not to scare him off.
|
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Those spacecraft would have sails to catch the laser beam.
|
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Halt and Catch Fire knows its characters backward and forward.
|
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Arguably the best catch at the San Diego Padres vs.
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Volvo wants to catch the same wave Tesla is riding.
|
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Catch PeopleTV's Chatter live on Twitter and streaming on People.
|
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I hope they catch them and I hope they rot.
|
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But that won't do much good unless regulations catch up.
|
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It has also made it harder to catch serial abusers.
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If there is cheating we are going to catch it.
|
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Insurers, traditionally slow to embrace technology, need to catch up.
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It was a great time to catch up on texts.
|
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Need to catch up with the Fords before season two?
|
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We need to catch up, go over a few things.
|
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Oh, and catch up with Protoje on tour this summer.
|
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The catch is that I'm also not a night owl.
|
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What's really happening when you catch a ride in Austin?
|
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Will all that extra work catch up to the Warriors?
|
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Otherwise, your lack of sleep could catch up to you.
|
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Plus, there's someone to catch you before you fall over.
|
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He overturned the catch, and the Bucs lost the game.
|
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In the meantime, Zagrodniczek can't catch a break on Tinder.
|
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There may be no more fish for him to catch.
|
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Surface Pro 4 Catch new episodes of Versus every week.
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"I had a chance to catch my breath," Janak says.
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But you know what: send a maniac to catch one.
|
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The world's largest retailer is playing catch up with Amazon.
|
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"That's probably not gonna catch on," Lauer retorted after chuckling.
|
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Meanwhile, other fishermen show up to do catch and release.
|
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Catch Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros on tour now.
|
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Catch him performing in NYC this weekend at Northside Festival.
|
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For more excellent advice on millennial money problems, catch PAYDAY.
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Fewer people passing by means fewer opportunities to catch germs.
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Listen below and catch the band on tour this summer.
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Instead, pool your pennies and catch a flight to Iceland.
|
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Gurriel injured his wrist making a diving catch on Thursday.
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We know what you're thinking — there must be a catch.
|
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If you're feeling musical, make sure to catch Hello, Dolly!
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Hitchcock was 56 when he directed To Catch a Thief.
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We catch up with Moira at a Canadian refugee center.
|
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Poor North West cannot catch a break from the paparazzi.
|
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Catch this diddy at the end of the interview below!
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"Trying 2 catch this snapper in front of me," he .
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The only catch ... Feldman says he wants his money back.
|
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I was able to catch a story and finish it.
|
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Cottone used to catch 34,000 pounds of cod a year.
|
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But that doesn't help catch illegal loggers in the act.
|
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"I wasn't a catch, I wasn't a keeper," Berninger admits.
|
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Catch up on the highlights from her Senate hearing here.
|
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His comments appeared to catch the White House off guard.
|
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"They will catch up with each other," one expert said.
|
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"Sometimes to catch up, and sometimes to make new introductions."
|
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I learned that day to always search for the catch.
|
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The fact that I would catch something is no surprise.
|
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These apps were made to be incredibly difficult to catch.
|
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I head back to my ship to catch my breath.
|
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The new laser weapon could help the Americans catch up.
|
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None of this, however, seemed to catch with the President.
|
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Of course, as with many deals, there's a small catch.
|
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Midway through a level but you've a bus to catch?
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Now is a very, very good time to catch up.
|
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EST to catch this year's haute couture show in action.
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Starting from behind makes it much harder to catch up.
|
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The kitchen doesn't catch fire, but the iPhone splits open.
|
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But I was way too afraid to catch any dogs.
|
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They tried to catch the waves, tumbling into the sea.
|
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Catch up on where 11 main characters were last seen.
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Here's what to read to catch up on the case.
|
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Who doesn't like to catch The Times making embarrassing errors?
|
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But his effort has so far failed to catch fire.
|
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A catcher can catch up to 1,500 birds per hour.
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They mocked the police for being slow to catch on.
|
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Every week rangers catch people burning trees to produce charcoal.
|
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But the world is starting to catch up to Peterson.
|
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Because he had to catch the ratings at their peak...
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CATCH A STAR by Tamika Catchings with Ken Petersen (Revell).
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We'll still share the park bench occasionally and catch up.
|
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He charts every throw they make, even games of catch.
|
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"Lies always seem to catch up with us," she says.
|
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Poor Khloé Kardashian just can't seem to catch a break.
|
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But as you might have suspected, there is a catch.
|
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I catch up for 15 minutes on Kylie's 303st birthday.
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But there's a catch — you have to move to Maine.
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He doesn't look away, even after I catch his gaze.
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I still have to catch the original pokémon too, right?
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But there's another trend he hopes will catch on: minimalism.
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Catch up on all our coverage of the hearings here.
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It was his job now to catch up with us.
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Position yourself with a blanket to help catch the baby.
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Every few feet you catch the smell of desiccated corpses.
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So why have we been so slow to catch on?
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For now, they remain mysterious, elusive, and hard to catch.
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" And catch Thomas Gibson while you can in "Criminal Minds.
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Belgian fishermen get around half their catch from UK waters.
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These are good omens for those trying to catch up.
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Bret could be there playing catch with a ghostly relative.
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"Please catch it," Austin thought to himself in the dugout.
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In Romine's eyes, he has one job to do — catch.
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Wilk said the laws need to catch up to reality.
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The catch is, tickets are only valid starting at noon.
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The big catch here is a proposed $50,000 borrowing cap.
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We are sort of waiting for them to catch up.
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In 2013, Haspel's past seemed to catch up with her.
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We will need new ideas in order to catch up.
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Hulu doesn't have to catch Netflix to be a success.
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The catch is that the stranger happens to be dead.
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But you won't catch these executives burning the midnight oil.
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Rosberg then set about trying to catch up with Hamilton.
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Catch up on Season 1 of this Underground Railroad thriller.
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I try to catch up with staff at that time.
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"But regulators often allow companies to catch up," she said.
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"We catch emotions from each other like viruses," said Barsade.
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Catch up on our full coverage of the deal here.
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He used to get his mitt and catch the chips.
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Let's go outside for a game of basketball or catch!
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That's the silent sound of Porsche trying to catch up.
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The mums of the world can finally catch a break.
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Newton's laws of physics will ultimately catch up to Facebook.
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Clinton and former President Bill Clinton to catch a glimpse.
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"We have to catch the ball to win," Maddon said.
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Babies can sometimes catch up to eight colds a year.
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I would catch it in this setting while you can.
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I also used the Kindle to catch up on reading.
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"You had to sit and catch your breath," Louis writes.
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You can catch the series return on PBS this Sept.
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But simply being unable to catch up to a fastball?
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The spirit of the thing: catch it if you can.
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"It takes us time to catch up," said Rabbi Elefant.
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The Washington Capitals did not and never could catch up.
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She didn't catch her slip up, but I sure did.
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Another is that D.N.A. tests can actually catch serial killers.
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Fishermen basically drag riverbeds to be able to catch them.
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I manage to quickly get ready and catch the bus.
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Attendants stood ready to catch those who fainted in excitement.
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Catch The Book Of Henry in select theaters June 16!
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Puerto Rico blackout Puerto Rico just can't catch a break.
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A slowdown should catch up to U.S. markets, she said.
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There are meetings to go to and Pokémon to catch.
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We can't get enough of them, but there's a catch.
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So why didn't that system catch on in the US?
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So, what bands did Guy and Hunter manage to catch?
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Unless it's someone I really appreciate and want to catch.
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"Don't rely on spell check to catch errors," Salemi says.
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The catch seems to be diminishing, so head there soon!
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But I'm not just there to catch people stealing food.
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No word if these things can catch air -- 'memba Razors?!
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Catch me consulting maps and wading deep into fan theories.
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Matt leaped to catch her, but they went down hard.
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Another day, another possible way to catch the Zika virus.
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It took a while for the night to catch on.
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She was smart, kind, and open-minded — a real catch.
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Watch the video below and catch them on tour now.
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Catch the first episode on May 28 at 9 p.m.
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So the rest of the industry needs to catch up.
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And if they did catch a cold, they recovered faster.
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For now, all we can do is play catch up.
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Huge crowds sprinted through Central Park to catch a Vaporeon.
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The catch: Squeezing the middleman can only go so far.
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"Ian says in the series that "society will catch up.
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We change the catch rule so that catches are catches.
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Catch up on your alone time and get some rest!
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Perhaps that's why it's been slow to catch on here.
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You're feeling sensitive today, Capricorn, so catch up on rest.
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She managed to catch herself, but her groceries went tumbling.
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Catch up on rest and spend some time alone recharging.
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We returned to the airport to catch a flight home.
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You need to rest and catch up on time alone.
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"Now, that's a catch!" she told MUNCHIES in an email.
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Day 7: My libido's starting to catch up to me.
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My cousin wanted to catch Wiz Kid, but he canceled.
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You'll finally be able to catch up on sleep, too!
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I wanted to catch some of the FEAR of parenthood!
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I love to catch up with friends and make music.
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You're tired as hell, so catch up on some sleep.
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Ordered an end to "catch and release" and sanctuary cities.
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But you can still catch the full rise and fall.
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Need a quiet space to just catch up on work?
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Unfortunately, there's a catch — especially if you prefer hot coffee.
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This competitive video game playing lark, it'll never catch on.
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You might want to catch up on some time alone.
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Esther said, a catch in her throat, Oh Daddy, why?
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I managed to catch it and get a little bit.
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"We catch them and we sink them," Pudjiastuti told Bloomberg.
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That wasn't slang it was just pop culture catch phrases.
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Kris does fall, but Corey is there to catch her.
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Kim, Kourtney, and Khloé catch up during hair and makeup.
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Catch us in the background shouting "Worldstar!!!" the whole time.
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That's the catch: natural wine is so easy to drink.
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They're not trying to catch anyone out with this question.
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But the rest of the country had to catch up.
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What we catch with words may seem merely more words.
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Catch up on the latest headlines with the Morning Briefing.
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Beckham jawed again with Rhodes on his next catch, briefly.
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There's nothing criminal about the practice of catch and kill.
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"We tried for years to catch up," Ms. Newman said.
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"Madam, catch," he said, and threw her what she wanted.
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At some point, that has to catch up with you.
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Stay tuned after the reading to catch up with her.
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It didn't take long for the idea to catch on.
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You know where you're not going to catch the coronavirus?
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FIRST, CATCH: Study of a Spring Meal, by Thom Eagle.
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Do you think you will catch the coronavirus and die?
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Everyone is still trying to catch the Golden State Warriors.
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I know one day this will catch up with me.
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I shower and catch up on The Bachelor before bed.
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People fly across the world to just catch a glimpse.
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But here's the catch: The star isn't in West Hollywood.
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Ask Well Q. Can I catch the same cold twice?
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"We'll catch them, judge," Chapo's other attorney, Steven Tiscione, responded.
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I'm pushing to continue faster so they won't catch us.
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Laying on my side, I catch myself in the mirror.
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The best songs sometimes take a while to catch on.
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In other words, it wouldn't end "catch and release" entirely.
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You can also catch the band on tour with Panic!
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Finding a time everyone's free to catch up is difficult.
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The catch is that weather conditions are never the same.
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It helped me catch a lot of terrible internet companies.
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This way, I can always catch a peek of it.
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This way, I can always catch a peek of her.
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The catch: Her fiancé wants her to veil her face.
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" Assuring the fan's safety, he said, "They gon' catch you.
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Catch up on rest and take care of your health.
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It seems the political world is beginning to catch up.
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Catch me if you can, you know what I mean?
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Casse was already playing catch up with War of Will.
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I seem to always catch the tail end of things.
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I like to catch up on things that I've downloaded.
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Park rangers can't catch up with it to render aid.
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Sit inside and catch up on the week's book news.
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ELIMINATE PLAYERS' RIGHT to catch a service toss without penalty.
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To catch one, use scuba gear and a pole spear.
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And he probably never had to catch a 25 a.m.
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Check it out, then maybe even catch them on tour.
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"We only catch chips of the truth," Mr. Whitten said.
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It starts to catch on, and creates a habitual change.
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Do you think it could catch on where you live?
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"Do something that will catch them by surprise," Wright says.
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I've been slow to catch up to the healthy lifestyle.
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Catch up: Here's an overview of the situation in Venezuela.
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Seriously, you might catch a contact high just watching this.
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Sundays is when I catch up with them over FaceTime.
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I thought, 'Oh, my God, this will never catch on.
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But there was one catch, which only surfaced last week.
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This show is your chance to catch him onstage alone.murmrr.
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This summer I plan to catch up with two writers.
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Republicans deride the bill as a "catch and release" plan.
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You might be able to catch a release this week.
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Eventually the science and economics will catch up with you.
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"We're just praying to God that we don't catch it."
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Effort without reward will eventually catch up to absolutely everyone.
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I gasped and sobbed, now able to catch my breath.
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Mediator Did you catch the third issue of Rumiyah magazine?
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That's shockingly cheap compared to competitors but there's no catch.
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It was another year of the woman, with a catch.
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"The rest of the world could catch up," she said.
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The sparkling fresh catch of the day is generally expensive.
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These count as insects, so catch them with your net.
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But above all, "Halt and Catch Fire" was about failure.
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It's grim to catch yourself muttering But is it art?
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SKYSCRAPER Dwayne Johnson can't catch any break time, can he?
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But the latest may catch even some veteran travelers unaware.
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But that's when the other countries started to catch up.
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It will take time for those regulations to catch up.
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Sign up here, and catch up on our latest advice.
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Sign up here, and catch up on the first edition.
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She could catch him for appointments around her erratic schedule.
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We didn't catch that final out to win a championship.
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Z and I catch up and talk about our lives.
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We could catch a murderer from Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador.
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The catch, however, is that production systems can vary hugely.
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But working together, we can catch the majority of them.
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Lemon claims he "didn't catch everything that was said." pic.twitter.
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I catch up with C., nighttime routine, and pass out.
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Timothy Park, AmorePacific's chief strategist, thinks it can catch up.
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When the volunteers arrived, they were unable to catch Clover.
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There was just one catch: Russia, in fact, did nothing.
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And some catch a glimpse of a rare white wolf.
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When the count started again, Hernandez began to catch Nasralla.
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Brent Celek, another tight end, also had a touchdown catch.
|
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Her husband vowed to catch one and wring its neck.
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There are no gutters to catch falling snow or ice.
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Often, training in these areas is slow to catch up.
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A shorted sensor can heat up and possibly catch fire.
|
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Ikea's new magazine ad is trying to catch something else.
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Meanwhile, the listener can also still clearly catch surrounding noise.
|
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Once markets catch on to this behavior, inflation becomes expected.
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The catch is that the politician must present it themselves.
|
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It seems these days, Puerto Rico can't catch a break.
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"I catch people with this all the time," he says.
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Want to catch up on the full list of winners?
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" Hulu took home five nominations for shows including "Catch 22.
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"It's harder to catch up if don't save," says Taylor.
|
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Catch up on the scandal that led to his downfall.
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Here are some local theater festivals to catch this summer.
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Here are some local dance festivals to catch this summer.
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I'll catch up with you guys on the other side.
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Research takes a while to catch up with demographic changes.
|
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And it's not like Ryan is such a catch himself.
|
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The Gossett catch was Louisiana's longest play of the game.
|
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You can learn more about Kama Catch Me Photography here.
|
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Thomas L. Friedman Did you catch this gem on CNN.
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"The earlier you catch it, the better," Orloff says. Breathe.
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Each afternoon, fishermen sell their catch directly from their boats.
|
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We all catch up and laugh and have some wine.
|
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Did Ms. Pelosi's maneuvering catch the White House by surprise?
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But he couldn't quite catch up with each successive owner.
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We chat and catch up, and the hour flies by.
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"Good catch," he said, struggling to keep a straight face.
|
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But the goddess still found a way to catch up.
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" Caller: "Go find out and go catch them, you know?
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The returner will have to call for a fair catch.
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Only once did Mr. Brody play catch with his father.
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Officers no doubt did catch people trying to discard evidence.
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"You don't want to catch them off guard," she says.
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Without Cespedes and Wright, the offense usually cannot catch up.
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If the Sheriff doesn't catch 'em, we're thinking Satan will.
|
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Then, make sure to catch Can You Ever Forgive Me?
|
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There's a catch, though: The drawing won't necessarily be good.
|
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Why do the earnings of liberal arts majors catch up?
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Yet, eerily, you still catch them posting on social media.
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Fast and light, they could catch prey their parents couldn't.
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France, it argues, needs to catch up with the times.
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Simon & Schuster published "Catch-22" in the fall of 1961.
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The lecture continues, and I strain to catch the words.
|
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Those features can catch unsuspecting users by surprise, especially teenagers.
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But we still talk every few weeks to catch up.
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It would take the European states decades to catch up.
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"It's fun to get together and catch up," Backstrom said.
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"You don't ever expect to catch lightning again" Martin says.
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The club's revenue would never catch up with its expenditure.
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Last year, the catch was limited to about 14,000 tons.
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You catch people, you have to release them right away.
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If you missed any of it, you should catch up.
|
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We have searched for the catch, but there isn't one.
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It was his second catch of the year, both touchdowns.
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But it's spent heavily in recent years to catch up.
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Eight days after the election, Facebook tried to catch up.
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Philo does catch the murderer, "Jack," in the first episode.
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It feels like America cannot catch its breath right now.
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However, Drayer says, be careful how you prepare your catch.
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We catch up on our weekends since he left town.
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That's you catch a person coming across our border illegally.
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L. and I relax on the couch and catch up.
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It remains unknown what caused the bus to catch fire.
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RHP Mike Foltynewicz (left calf) ran and played catch Tuesday.
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Monitor your things and catch the culprit with this camera.
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Be gentle with yourself and catch up on rest, Sagittarius.
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" Another employee said Dees "didn't catch up with the times.
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Video of the catch was replayed repeatedly on social media.
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Guillorme's catch may have saved him from a nasty bruise.
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Just tuning into the campaign, or want to catch up?
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You can catch the 62nd Grammy Awards live on Jan.
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My law enforcement friends simply call them easy to catch.
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One of his bolder rhetorical moves might also catch on.
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Christmas trees — a German custom — also began to catch on.
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Best to catch her when she walks in the door.
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The game where you try to catch us cashing out!
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There are no bugs or worms to catch for dinner.
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They can't run too fast, or I can't catch them.
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No. And Catch-220 — did you even remember that existed?
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A catch would have almost certainly allowed time to expire.
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Calhoun had gone eight games since his last scoring catch.
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And we actually catch up with her after the prayer.
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And we actually catch up with her after the prayer.
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After the fight, Canelo said he simply couldn't catch Mayweather.
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"It just kind of happens," Beckham said of his catch.
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Can you catch the last moment as it fades away?
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Some offenders face jail time, while others catch a break.
|
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They added cameras to catch speeding drivers near two schools.
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There's a catch: They will be governed by Islamic law.
|
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They can catch up while burning calories instead of cash.
|
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And if they catch Martha, crucially, they have his name.
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Catch Denzel Curry's "Black Metal Terrorist" tour with Boogie: 163.
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Catch up quick: So far, 9 candidates will attend. Sen.
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Take some time and catch up with some great journalism.
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Above, a fresh catch at the port of Sakaiminato, Japan.
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When people aren't immunized, it's extremely easy to catch measles.
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Looking for some stuff to catch up on this weekend?
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We'll have to see if any other phones catch on.
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"Only a mother can catch the signs early," she warns.
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Upside your muthafuckin' head, we catch you in your sweatsuit.
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Also, it's pretty easy to catch someone in a lie.
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Don't let anyone catch you smiling, or actually enjoying yourself.
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Catch yourself when that bias creeps into your mind. 35.
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Make sure to catch the whole thing tonight on FS1!
|
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But D'Antoni still knows how to catch defenses by surprise.
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"It's a slug, it couldn't possibly catch anything," Willis said.
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But there is a huge catch: the partial expansion piece.
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Luckily we got to catch him later at another show.
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But, the biggest catch in this divorce is the boat.
|
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Because rich people can't catch a break in this country.
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The catch is that the orcs actually aren't inherently evil.
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