And his older sister Regan is right there to catch it, but she can't catch it loudly!
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Faulkner: — and you didn't quite catch it, or whatever.
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Catch it when The Crown returns to Netflix December 8!
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You can catch it every Sunday night at 9 p.m.
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I did catch it and should have held onto it.
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People make it worse or better after they catch it.
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You have to catch it in the really early stages.
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But there is a catch: it doesn't work for all.
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They have to ask themselves: How did I catch it?
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Just how much so depends on when you catch it.
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We'll be able to catch it December 7 on NBC.
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What's worse, you might not catch it until years later.
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Hopefully I'll catch it before I ever get there, right?
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If there is cheating we are going to catch it.
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"Please catch it," Austin thought to himself in the dugout.
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I would catch it in this setting while you can.
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The spirit of the thing: catch it if you can.
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I managed to catch it and get a little bit.
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"We're just praying to God that we don't catch it."
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"The earlier you catch it, the better," Orloff says. Breathe.
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If you missed Marano's performance, catch it again exclusively on PEOPLE.
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If she's lying, I'm going to catch it in a second.
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Catch it on Showtime this Saturday, July 22, at 9 pm.
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She's been inoculated against the disease so she can't catch it.
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I have to put myself in a position to catch it.
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"Because I did not catch it until far later," Sargent said.
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KS: No. LG: Because, if not, you better go catch it.
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I sat there, I did not catch it, did not respond.
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"I thought he was going to catch it honestly," Kemp said.
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There's just one catch: It requires a monthly subscription of $5.
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What if I catch it from the keypad at the checkout?
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It was like, 'Don't touch them because you might catch it.
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I tried to catch it, but it fell past my reach.
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You can't catch it, and it's happening right under our noses.
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Strange, though, that we can never catch it in the act.
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CATCH IT. Twitch's partnership with The Pokémon Company International makes sense.
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"The aire is not every day, but we catch it sometimes."
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You can also catch it on Hulu and the Freeform app.
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For listeners who didn't catch it, let me just summarize it.
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So, if you missed it, here's your chance to catch it.
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The whole notion is catch it early when you can treat it.
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CN: Why should we believe they're going to catch it next year?
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If you prefer, you can catch it on livestreamed video as well.
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Even if you're an avid viewer, chances are you didn't catch it.
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If you don't catch it, you can try again for another $5.95.
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You can catch it via YouTube TV, Hulu Live, and Sling Blue.
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Only catch: It doesn't reveal the location until after you book. 8.
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She did not catch it, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did.
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If the market takes off, they are content to not catch it.
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Just as humans catch malaria from mosquitoes, mosquitoes catch it from humans.
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It looked like this: Weirder yet: No one could actually catch it.
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When a player encounters a Pokemon, they can try to catch it.
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That gave astronomers the chance to catch it with ground-based telescopes.
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"I'm afraid that I might catch it in my condition," she said.
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SoCalGas has installed a mesh around the leak site to catch it.
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You'll have to make sure to catch it before it gets spoiled.
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Zika virus causes only mild symptoms in most people who catch it.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: And in huge volumes and the systems didn't catch it.
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Maybe it's onto me and it knows I'm trying to catch it.
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Catch it during Local on the 8s in the Jupiter Ascending universe.
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You can also catch it at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
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Good thing this one doesn't fly or they may never catch it.
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Someone across the room throws you a ball and you catch it.
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His throw sailed high, and Brandon Belt was unable to catch it.
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To catch it, he needs to wake up not long after 283.
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The catch: It has to be linked to a Schwab brokerage account.
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"I was pretty confident I was going to catch it," Gardner said.
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To catch it, he needs to wake up not long after 6.
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Then catch it at the bottom of the swell before losing control.
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"You can't catch it like you get the common cold," he said.
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ET, but don't worry if you can't catch it during its nationwide broadcast.
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The catch: It only applies to qualified small business stock acquired after Sept.
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Hall's answer to this kick was to repeatedly reach down to catch it.
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But for all of the gentleness Adelman sees in Catch, it polarizes customers.
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I know I had to look back at the grid to catch it.
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If you missed Chloe x Halle's performance, catch it again exclusively on PEOPLE.
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Should be able catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down descent.
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First, her stylist has a sense of humor and she didn't catch it.
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But if you weren't able to catch it all, we've got you covered.
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Catch it below at the 60:10 mark: (Image via Drake on Instagram)
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If you missed the interview last week, you can catch it right here.
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"We didn't catch it, it's that simple," Mixpanel CEO Suhail Doshi tells me.
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There's no question Montgomery is strong, he can catch it and he's smart.
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That's a better deal than Samsung, assuming you're quick enough to catch it.
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"First of all, I thought Pillar was going to catch it," he said.
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One of the cops lobbed a bail at me, expecting I'd catch it.
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I'm a janitor during the day—when I catch news, I catch it.
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That was a conscious thing, and you're the first person to catch it.
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But its right at Alisson, who is more than happy to catch it.
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You can also catch it at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival in London.
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You can't catch it from water or air or from person-to-person.
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She tried to catch it, but the double-bagged outfit hit the sidewalk.
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Catch it from June 25 through August 27, along with other new works.
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The catch: It would be hard for Republicans to call it Obamacare repeal.
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But Covid-19 is more deadly than the flu if you catch it.
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Sometimes she'd catch it and throw it down (to start her other breaks).
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If you didn't catch it at the right time, it would be overripe.
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Ms. Konte ran down to catch it, but she missed it, she said.
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The catch: It links to the American Civil Liberties Union's online donation site.
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Let's try to break it down for those of you who didn't catch it.
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Where to watch: Well, listen to: You can catch it on Soundcloud right here.
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In fact, the box floats so gently, the receiver stands below to catch it.
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You're better off trying to catch it remotely using one of the methods above.
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If they do catch it in time, you'll know that they saw your name.
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But there's a slight catch—it only applies if you're using a drip filter.
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Strangers who connected for a split second and I was able to catch it.
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You can catch it all live on Twitch right on top of this page.
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"It doesn't matter to me, as long as they don't catch it," Pujols said.
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Fortunately, it was close enough to where I could jump up and catch it.
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"For a moment there, I thought Blash was going to catch it," said Black.
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If anything, head outside with your phone and catch it all for the 'gram.
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"If you made it really, obviously bad, probably [Apple] would catch it," Miller says.
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What you want to do is catch it and get it out of there.
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My grandfather just managed to catch it before it could fall to the ground.
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It's coming on and I've just got seconds to catch it, or it's gone.
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You don't know the fella's running, huffing and puffing, thinking he's gonna catch it.
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But the feathery oddball is so quick that nobody's been able to catch it.
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A rewind button allowed you to jump back a few seconds to catch it.
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But there&aposs a catch — it&aposs not true 4K, it&aposs upscaled 4K.
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I rush to get ready so I can catch it and take a cool picture.
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Watch the trailer for Molly's Game above, and catch it in theaters on November 22.
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Yasiel Puig makes a spectacular diving attempt to catch it, but comes up inches short.
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In case you weren't able to catch it, here's a gif of the glorious moment.
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It's a popular show, because newly minted couple Cyrus and Mellie catch it as well.
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No matter the vibe, you can catch it with this Black girl summer music playlist.
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Chasing FirefliesWhen was the last time you saw a firefly and tried to catch it?
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The flatter a wave's face is, the more speed a surfer needs to catch it.
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There's a revolution happening in menswear, and if you're watching close enough, you'll catch it.
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If there's a nasty pollutant in your vicinity, VAVA will make sure to catch it.
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And you really notice that when one of them does catch it, they're just ambushing.
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They say catch it and kill it so you obsess until you get it tested.
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" He said the language was written by an outside agency and "we didn't catch it.
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It also has a kind of precognitive vision; to catch it, spontaneous tricks are necessary.
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Does the dog that chases a car have a plan for when they catch it?
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You catch it by swallowing microscopic parasitic eggs, which hatch in y our intestinal tract.
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And you don't have to stress about having to be home to catch it live.
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And she'd click her tongue—not loudly but loud enough that I could catch it.
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I remembered fairly quickly how to use the bounce and catch it the right way.
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But other human-dwelling mosquitos can catch it from infected birds and then infect humans.
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"I feel like this is a wave, and we should catch it," Ms. Noble said.
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If you missed an episode, who knew when you'd be able to catch it again?
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Yet piracy persists, in part because it's so burdensome for copyright holders to catch it.
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"When I hear the right voice, and I catch it, it carries me," she said.
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It's similar to an STD in that you can catch it from someone you love.
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Sometimes we can be found there as early as 5 so we can catch it.
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I drive to the park for the light rail and have to run to catch it.
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"It's significant to bat a ball down and catch it in the end zone," Payton said.
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I was able to catch it all on video but filmed it vertically like a jabroni.
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Then, it will shoot gas at the surface to pick up some rock and catch it.
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See it now or you'll have to wait until the fall to catch it on CNN.
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But there's a big catch: it would also allow Disney World to hire more part-timers.
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"Alright, just catch it," the deputy says in the video as he tosses out a rope.
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If you did happen to catch it, though, then you probably have a lot of questions.
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As soon as you catch it you lose control of the player and he gets tackled.
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" The analysts didn't catch it, he said, "but there it was, and it was meaningful information.
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While his good doggo didn't exactly make the catch, it certainly made for a great video.
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"If you catch it early, you can the patient's survival rate to 90 percent," Lumb said.
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But the former, at least, simply made me want to watch again to catch it all.
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The idea is to see how far the ruler's fallen before you react and catch it.
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Its price fluctuates a lot on Amazon, but if you catch it on sale, buy it.
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But there's a catch: it appears that the Verizon discount only applies to in-store purchases.
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Skywatchers with clear skies can catch it starting at 11:41 PM ET on January 20.
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You need to have speed as the wave comes underneath you in order to catch it.
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Catch it watching him follow the pleasure though, then — where he expects — starts finding its own.
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I don't care how many you do — just catch it while the man's in the mood.
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The couple spent days trying to catch it without success -- watching as its walking got worse.
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While pinworm is gross and uncomfortable, it's not serious, even if you don't catch it early.
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But 10 percent could catch it at nearly the same time, or 20 percent, or 30.
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Catch it if you can — we're expecting sad skies and rain for most of the weekend.
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We had a few looks at that throughout the game and weren't able to catch it.
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"When you catch it before other people, that's when you really make the most," he said.
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My own athleticism notwithstanding, I certainly cannot throw a ball off the backboard, catch it, and dunk.
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Fire. "You have to catch it on fire to get that nice smoky flavor," he told us.
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If your ratios are behind the wave, it just goes underneath you, and you can't catch it.
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Swearing may improve your workouts The catch: It definitely doesn't improve the workouts of anyone around you.
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Since it's a genetic disorder, it's only transmitted through families — you can't catch it like a cold.
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And 90 percent of unvaccinated people who are exposed to someone with the infection will catch it.
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It's crazy, but what's even crazier about greed, you can catch it in the most innocuous way.
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The biggest risk is to pregnant women, whose fetuses can become infected if their mothers catch it.
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Or it could have happened before he went to space — NASA just didn't catch it until later.
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The reason they even bothered to catch it was because the liver is extremely rich in oil.
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The 2K rule for college savings comes with a catch: It assumes you use a 529 plan.
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Friday's spacewalk is expected to take 6.5 hours, and you can catch it live on NASA's website.
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The disease kills about 10 to 15 percent of people who catch it, previous research has found.
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Musical nerds can stream it for about $10, or catch it on BroadwayHD's on-demand library after.
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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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The nurses told her not to worry and gave her a plastic basin to catch it in.
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Just by entering a room you can catch it from someone, even if they left hours before.
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An ox with an extra toe, that is, although her critics didn't catch it at the time.
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The Series was one to remember, but here's the catch: it was all over by October 10.
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The best camera sensor ever made couldn't recognize a ball — much less be able to catch it.
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This means we might have to run the software a million times or more to catch it.
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And it's thrown to a spot where Davante Adams only had to lean backward to catch it.
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The Beauty is a comic about a sexually transmitted disease that makes those who catch it beautiful.
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"If some guy came in and spelled George Bush differently, could you catch it?" the president asked.
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"I'm not only scared to catch it — I am also scared of passing it on," he said.
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If you catch it, you probably won't know for five days, maybe as long as 19 days.
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There are many strains of norovirus, so people can catch it more than once in their lives.
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You can also catch it by touching infected surfaces or objects which puts Costco's samples at risk.
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"You can't catch it, and it's happening right under our noses," Mr. Ben-Oni told Ms. Perlroth.
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PT or catch it on the PeopleTV app, which is available on all your favorite streaming devices.
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The work itself, if you catch it at the wrong moment, can seem thin and self indulgent.
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It ran for years and years in syndication, where young baby boomers could catch it in reruns.
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That is why the law provides for partisan poll watchers to deter it and to catch it.
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Most days, Dean goes out fishing and calls about his catch; it goes on that night's menu.
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The major red flag appeared in a sequence so volatile that some fans likely didn't even catch it.
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But when it's weakened from poor nutrition and cigarettes, it doesn t catch it, and the cells prosper.
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In about 50% of patients with ocular melanoma, the cancer metastasizes, so it's important to catch it early.
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Even though they're all like old and shit and nasty it would still be nice to catch it.
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" I hurl the bowling ball at the pins, narrowly missing a squatting man waiting to catch it. "Strike!
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Anyway, this was across the street from the bar and I managed to catch it right at sunset.
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Turn it on, leave the RC behind, do your thing, and catch it all on the sky cam.
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But joining a whisper network comes with a catch: it invites participants in on the condition of silence.
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They were the dog chasing the car, in other words, but they didn't really care to catch it.
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Check out the trailer for The Square above, and catch it in theaters when it premieres October 27.
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With a minute until the show started, I sent my husband running up the stairs to catch it.
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The first was a little low, and Marshall, coming back on the ball, could not quite catch it.
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The only way it'll cause problems in the future is if you don't catch it and treat it.
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When they catch it, excitement tears through them and their front paws go to work in a blur.
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Calling a ranger would take too long, and I was in no position to try and catch it.
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Trying to get him to catch it, chest it, and locate the defense before he made his move.
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Of course, like everything in New York, there is a catch: It is a fifth-floor walk-up.
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In an effort to grapple with my shame, I express it and you, recognizing our commonality, catch it.
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A mammogram was negative because of the location of the lump, but an ultrasound was able to catch it.
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From boyhood he had learned how to creep up on wildlife, mostly to catch it for the family table.
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So China in their record year -- of course they'll catch it within you know, $2; 'He was $2 off.
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A new British tour begins in the autumn, but Sir Nicholas will probably be too busy to catch it.
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The teeth's wear patterns suggest that the ancient whale likely hunted down its prey, biting it to catch it.
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The company claims the box floats gently enough to the ground that someone could stand below and catch it.
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Tonight's supermoon will be the brightest since 1948—you can catch it from this evening and tomorrow, November 14.
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So even if a comment doesn't use one of the red-flag keywords, a human can still catch it.
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Not a great look for the team, but much better for us to catch it before the client does.
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I haven't seen The Last Jedi yet (I'm going Saturday night!), but I'm excited to catch it this weekend.
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" She continues, "And in hindsight, as a parent, you have these revelations like, 'I shoud've let her catch it.
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The company's recovery boat, Mr. Steven, saw the structure falling from the sky but was unable to catch it.
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He'll catch it in mid-stride towards the paint, and from that point your best defense is physical assault.
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Check out the trailer for The Beach Bum above, and catch it in theaters when it premieres March 22.
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The show aired this morning, but you can catch it again tomorrow at 9 PM ET (6 PM PT).
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When you catch it, and you've had enough to drink, you might decide to try and talk to them.
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Even if you can't catch it outdoors, be sure to watch it online with a summery cocktail in hand.
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The safety catch It is not just the relationship between gun ownership and gun violence that is becoming clearer.
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And now, there are so many steps that basically they're gonna pay $50 an hour unless you catch it.
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First, from Elizabeth: Is there any information on if you gain immunity if you catch it and get better?
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Finally, after a few vain attempts to catch it, she gave in and stopped explaining herself and sang along.
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The catch: It had to be planted by hand, and there would need to be a lot of it.
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Astros center fielder George Springer took a few steps back and then had to run in to catch it.
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"You need to catch it early," said Rick Overson, the research coordinator at Arizona State University's Global Locust Initiative.
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Ropes with small flotation devices were tossed across until each one could catch it and be dragged to shore.
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D.C.'" — CONAN O'BRIEN "This is all part of his 'If you can't spell it, you can't catch it' campaign.
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"When you see a Snorlax, you're going to catch it whether you see it on PokéVision or in the game."
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He appeared to wish terror suspects would be placed under Niagara Falls and ordered to catch it with their mouths.
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So, if you want to see "Roma" before the Academy Awards in February, you'll need to catch it on Netflix.
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You can catch it at Birthdays in Dalston on April 26th, or at the GX Gallery Camberwell on May 4th.
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People with an x-chromosome and a y-chromosome only need their one x to be defective to catch it.
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You can test kids for lead levels, and if you catch it early enough then you can reverse the effects.
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"So at any one exposure, a susceptible woman is more likely to catch it than a susceptible man," Handsfield said.
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Well, he's currently working on one, but there's a catch: it will only be available on mobile phones, at night.
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"Learn the warning signals of your spells so you can catch it before you spiral down too far," she says.
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Making sure you pull it across your whole body, throw the ball against a nearby wall and catch it. Repeat.
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"It just busted loose on me and I had to catch it and make sure we didn't crash," Busch said.
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But, like most good things, there's a (pretty big) catch: It is completely sold out on the Pat McGrath website.
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While others tagged their friends and encouraged them to dive right in: "Julie go and catch it!!!" one user commented.
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You can't catch it unless you're in a jet traveling beyond the speed of sound -- which NASA plans on doing.
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Every time someone gets embarrassed on 6ixBuzz, it's not out of the blue, they're aware they're going to catch it.
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The event agenda can help you plan your day, although you may have to clone yourself to catch it all.
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Voit's second homer had to be reviewed to determine whether a fan had reached over the wall to catch it.
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You can catch it from someone who coughs, sneezes or even talks to you from up to six feet away.
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"There are techs calling out because of it ... scared they are going to catch it," said the New York technician.
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That's just in time to catch it before the Oscars, for which it's nominated in six categories, including Best Picture.
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At least a quarter of respondents still believe they can catch it by kissing or sitting on a toilet seat.
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They execute their plan of grabbing the snake from behind and launching themselves over it to catch it in time.
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The disease isn't typically deadly and many people who catch it, especially women, don't even show any symptoms of infection.
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"It cannot be acceptable that the first time young people know what HIV is is when they catch it," he said.
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It's a tantalizing vision with a significant catch: It only works if nearly every vehicle carries the same sort of tech.
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As is tradition, Apple will be handling the live stream itself, and you can catch it on the company's events page.
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For the very few of you who didn't catch it — I hope you're recovering nicely from that coma — here's what happened.
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What mattered was that she was there, and the music was pumping, and there were big screens to catch it all.
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Cole tells local TV station KNSD that he tried chasing after the car on foot, but was unable to catch it.
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The vaquita has no financial value to the poachers, but as by-catch, it is now on the verge of extinction.
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Under this new shift, it is entirely possible that companies will start throttling, but there's a catch — it must be disclosed.
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It's available starting today, but there's a catch: It must be ordered through an Alexa endpoint by an Amazon Prime member.
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If you solve the puzzles the fox has created (it says via the card), you might be able to catch it.
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And this being the age of virality, he made sure to catch it all on video and post it on YouTube.
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"It bounced from behind me, I was trying to catch it all, and it landed in my cup," DiMarco told MLB.
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Unable to figure out how the dog kept escaping, the owner set up a camera to catch it in the act.
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Though a mosquito bite is the main way to catch it, there are fears that it can also be transmitted sexually.
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The catch: It could take years to develop the project, dubbed Breakthrough Starshot, and there is no guarantee it will work.
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"If we could catch it in the act of dimming again, that would really help," Penn State's Jason Wright told Gizmodo.
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"They were going to hold on to the rope and just wait there all night to catch it," said Mr. Apple.
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It's easily caught — you and I could go out there right now and catch it — so what are we doing here?
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If you catch it from the right angle, a kid picking himself up by his bootstraps can look like a suicide.
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"It was kind of a coincidence that I happened to be looking at the right time to catch it," Gores said.
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We could throw it over the head, behind the back, we could catch it through our legs, the whole nine yards.
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Even a disease with a relatively low death rate can take a huge toll if enormous numbers of people catch it.
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She even ordered a weighted ball so can squat, throw it against the wall, catch it, and return to a squat.
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He's going to be getting a $10 million retirement package — if he can jump up and catch it with his mouth.
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If you do have to cough, try and catch it in a tissue, your shirt, or the crease of your elbow.
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If a person vaccinates herself against a disease, she is less likely to catch it, become a carrier and infect others.
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"If you can catch it early, it's antibiotics, probably in the hospital for a day, and see you later," he said.
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His teammates just have to be ready to catch it, which — at this late stage of the season — they usually are.
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When timed just right, the netted boat can swoop underneath the descending fairing and catch it before it hits the ocean.
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"It was very impressive, because bats aren't light, and to catch it backhand on the knob ..." said Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo.
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If you didn't catch it last year, Bill Gates' piece in Time magazine summed up the case for optimism so well.
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While some can be born with the virus, others can catch it through scratches and bites after fighting with infected cats.
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Gonorrhea "is almost always transmitted during sex and it is highly unlikely that you catch it without having sex," Bolan says.
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Book readers have just assumed that she was referring to the disease, and was warning Dany that her fleet might catch it.
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You have to have a permit and tags from a wildlife biologist, and you have to catch it on a hook first.
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Light is the fastest thing in the universe, so trying to catch it on the move is necessarily something of a challenge.
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You couldn't catch it if you tried, but if you stood still it landed on you, like a small bit of grace.
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But as a group of players tried to catch it, their accounts began to crash, easily losing more than two dozens catches.
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It's a Wonderful Life: If watching It's a Wonderful Life is part of your holiday tradition, then here's where to catch it.
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If you didn't catch it the first time around when watching the movie, Wakandans don't settle for anything less than the best.
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When people break it, by submitting bad-faith arguments or by manufacturing data, the system is not well-equipped to catch it.
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"If I catch it the game is completely different, and we can probably have a chance to win that game," Stanton said.
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It wasn't hard to imagine someone walking, biking, or driving to catch it every day, riding the bus to work or school.
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Check out an exclusive clip from The Bad Batch above, and catch it in theaters, on iTunes, or Amazon on June 23.
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Still, that doesn't seem to have slowed the spread of the Mazar virus, or helped the security firms trying to catch it.
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For those of us who didn't catch it at the festival, we'll be able to see Union's silent, but compelling role soon.
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"There's a chance the cancer could come back, but thank God that he caught it when he did catch it," NeNe continued.
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Release the dough just above your head, and catch it again at your upper chest atop the knuckles of both fists. Repeat.
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The rest of the US sees Mercury's transit at sunrise, and Europe, Africa, and the Middle East will catch it at sunset.
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The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) says it can get to work fixing the core issues, but there's one catch: it needs money.
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The next batter was Zack Cozart, who lined a single to right that juuuust died right before Michael Brantley could catch it.
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Low (but hilarious) point: Krist Novoselic throwing his bass in the air, failing to catch it, and almost knocking himself clean out.
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The show sold out two nights at Union Hall, and this one is likely the last, so catch it while you can.
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If you're in one of the locations that will see an occultation, you're most likely to catch it with a small telescope.
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If it was still on the near side of the wall, Betts had to be given his chance to catch it unmolested.
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But even a disease with a relatively low death rate can take a huge toll if enormous numbers of people catch it.
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His space junk is like a slightly saggy, lowercase U jumped into the air with an uppercase U ready to catch it.
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" She added, "As a viewer, if you don't catch it in that moment, you feel like you're left out of that conversation.
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But there was a catch: It was actually a one-bedroom duplex with a large loft space rather than a second bedroom.
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One of the chickens got loose—there was like a net and we had to catch it with the net, kind of.
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It's true that for those who didn't catch it the original day it went up, it was now way down in their feed.
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The game will be broadcast on ESPN, and if you don't have cable, you can catch it on WatchESPN, the channel's streaming service.
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Most don't get down fast enough to catch it on film, but K. does and gets a bit for his future YouTube channel.
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I don't know if niggas are gonna catch it or not, but that's how that whole little concept of the song started out.
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We could tell Tammy was excited to get to work when she talked about it on "TMZ Sports" (catch it weeknights on FS1).
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"She's clearly sick and I'm going to catch it and it's going to ruin the greatest day of my life," Sheldon told Leonard.
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Viewers will be able to tune in to the NBC Sports website or catch it on the NBC Sports app at 6 a.m.
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Superbug There's another superbug to worry about, and the place you're most likely to catch it is in a hospital or nursing home.
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Now, propelling the disease into the realm of nightmares, doctors suspect that when pregnant women catch it, their babies may be permanently damaged.
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But it was a Tuesday night, and however lame an excuse you may have, maybe you didn't catch it the first time around.
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It's an action we've seen so often that we remember it instinctively, but when's the last time you've heard a writer catch it?
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Villaneuva hit a fly down the right field line, and a fan tried to catch it before it spilled back onto the field.
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It usually prevents a new pimple from forming if I catch it in time, or it will shrink it down, no product needed!
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Press the button to try to catch it — if it glows in rainbow colors, you've caught it; if it blinks red, you failed.
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Researchers found that even children coached in quiet eye vastly improved their ability to throw a ball against a wall and catch it.
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Eventually the man causes the clock to fall off the wall completely, smashing on the ground despite his desperate attempt to catch it.
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Maybe if you cut a cup in my head, and I catch it in my head, and slam dunk it in the hoop.
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Ever since the battle royale craze took flight in 2017, the Call of Duty franchise has been tripping over itself to catch it.
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You'll just have to suffice with pouring over season 3 episodes until Spring 2020, if you're hoping to catch it all on Netflix.
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It is, in a real way, a leap of faith on the part of the show, and Coon is right there to catch it.
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Rodgers put the ball in the perfect spot, maybe the only spot where a defender couldn't touch it and Jennings could still catch it.
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The virus also can't survive for long out in the open, so you can't catch it from, say, opening a package sent from China.
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Takeoff is set for 5:46 AM Pacific Time Saturday morning, so you'll have to get up early if you want to catch it.
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If there is a glaring flaw in the eID code, the idea is that the public will catch it before someone can exploit it.
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"Colon cancer is very treatable when caught early, and the best way to catch it early or prevent it entirely is colonoscopy," he said.
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When he tossed the ball, it was not a good toss because it seemed she was not expecting it and therefore didn't catch it.
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West Coasters will be able to see the full eclipse but will have to be up at 24:251 am PT to catch it.
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If it didn't feel like playing a game, it would react to your finger by trying to catch it using its lift-like arms.
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I was late to meet my team at our co-working space, and as I saw the bus approaching, I sprinted to catch it.
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I finally find a pokémon and, if I can even convince it to interact with me, catch it only for my screen to freeze.
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A guy who keeps you in the ballgame and gives you a chance to win it if you catch it and score some runs.
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Step back, catch it on the periphery, or peer at it through the prism of your phone's camera, however, and it'll make itself clear.
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I throw his phone toward him, he tries to catch it, falls, and I'm pretty sure his dick broke his fall... and his manhood.
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You can say top ten, but I just know I have confidence in myself where every time I catch it, I'm gonna make it.
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Long whacked the arm of Vikings quarterback Case Keenum, sending the pass fluttering toward Robinson, who knew at once that he would catch it.
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While the virus is passed mainly through mosquitoes, people can catch it through sexual intercourse, which is why there's Zika concern for men too.
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When he tries to catch it with his also-lubed hands, the slippery dildo inevitably evades his grasp and goes flying across the room.
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This team can catch it and throw it, as old-timey baseball folks like to say, and Keuchel's lack of command was puzzling, too.
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The ball was clearly going to bounce before Jose Altuve could catch it, but Gregorius misread it and hesitated on his way to second.
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He drove another ball deep to center, turning the Gold Glove outfielder Kevin Kiermaier around to catch it, and Torreyes fielded cleanly at shortstop.
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While the staging lasts through March, the star duo is only together through the end of the month, so catch it while you can.
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But there's a catch: it can only take on a single preplanned, built-in texture, such as that of bumpy rocks, or cabbage-shaped succulents.
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Paramotor operator and vlogger Tucker Gott managed to launch a paper airplane while 2,000 ft in the air, circle back around and catch it again.
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The surprise Westworld connection comes and goes in a matter of seconds, so viewers seriously have to pay attention if they want to catch it.
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The bottling, like fishing, like building, like any kind of imaginative work, can be tough, but when you catch it in a bottle it's great!
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Amazon announced today the location of its new second headquarters, but with a catch: It will be split between New York City and Northern Virginia.
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South American, European and African skygazers can catch it in the early evening on Tuesday, while those in Asia and Australia can see it Wednesday.
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If you're susceptible and you haven't been vaccinated, you can be in a room two hours after somebody with measles left and still catch it.
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I instinctively put my hand out to catch it, but a split second later, the robot looks down, and its blue OLED eyes go wide.
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You can catch it again tonight at 5p ET: U.S. vice president Mike Pence stands next to his wife, Karen Pence, at the opening ceremonies.
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Pneumonia is spread through inhaling infected airborne particles, so yes, you can catch it when you're near someone who is sick and coughing and sneezing.
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It's tossed low and short, in an area where only Randle can catch it without limiting his ability to make something happen after doing so.
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And at 6-9, he can shoot it, can post smaller guys in the post, can catch it off the elbow and create for others.
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A prolonged red tide in Southwest Florida has hurt the iconic stone crab — and the fishermen, whose family businesses go back generations, who catch it.
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Not only because they can catch it, but because they could have an accident or a problem that would require them going to the hospital.
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The challenge is finding a block of time so you can really immerse yourself in a book and not just catch it on the run.
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"I would encourage all to catch it as it starts to creep up, but keeping an eye on blood pressure is especially important for women."
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"Virgo in a way missed it, because it happened to be in a narrow part of the sky where Virgo couldn't quite catch it," says Kalogera.
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You know that scene in The Darjeeling Limited where the three brothers are running for the train, and they leave their luggage behind to catch it?
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It'll show up as something else — a pidgey, or a rattata, amongst other common Pokémon — and only once you catch it does Ditto reveal itself. SURPRISE!
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Admission to the daily show is free, though stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere should plan to get up about 45 minutes before sunrise to catch it.
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Even the first version of the legitimate Pokémon Go app was spying on many of your activities, and the developer and app stores didn't catch it.
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But a recent study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that you can catch it by just inhaling someone else's infected breath.
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In this video posted on YouTube by user MrBunnyfingers, it looks as though this girl is not as alone as she thought: Did you catch it?
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Routine self-exams and skin checks with a doctor can help you catch it early, but doing what you can to prevent it is important, too.
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They come in two breeds—pitchers, who throw the ball, and position players, who hit and catch it—and, these days, never the twain shall meet.
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Most of the cases have been spread from children who catch it while traveling abroad, and then spread the disease in their unvaccinated community upon returning.
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Catch it in New York at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the IFC Center, as well as at Laemmle's Royal Theatre in Los Angeles.
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A coworker put some lyrics in Tony Stark's GACK and they just happened to pause on the right frame to catch it and read through it.
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It's fair to say that he's got bust potential in the current NFL, because he won't catch it much and doesn't yet have pass-blocking chops.
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First up, from Janice H., who inspired the whole idea: No one has mentioned what the normal progression of this virus is if you catch it.
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I was excited for the chance to take on one of my favorite monsters in the series — though sadly, the game doesn't let you catch it.
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If you wanted a movie, you had to catch it late in the afternoon, because we'd be at the table for hours, dining very well indeed.
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But there may be a catch: It is not clear whether Mueller's investigation is a "proceeding" as required by 18 USC § 1505, a key obstruction statute.
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It screens for all 59 genes that researchers are sure play a role in one of 34 conditions you can treat if you catch it early enough.
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"We're really just trying to catch it around the edges and just pinch it off as quickly as we possibly can," said Ventura County firefighter Jason Hodge.
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There have been 190 cases of acute jaundice syndrome and risk of a hepatitis E outbreak, which can kill 30 percent of pregnant women who catch it.
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Osborne: Somebody found a catfish in the stream, and they managed to catch it as well, which seemed really bizarre, that a catfish had gone up there.
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"A follicle inside an ovary is releasing a microscopic egg so the fallopian tubes can catch it," explains Carolyn Alexander, MD of the Southern California Reproductive Center.
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If you missed the glorious 70mm spectacle of Quentin Tarantino's 180-minute film, you can still catch it — but the soundtrack is a gritty, sinister, worthwhile substitute.
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If you catch it early enough, it's not yet creating a build up of acetaldehyde, which is the toxic byproduct of breaking down alcohol in your system.
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Before reuniting, Kevin, Joe and Nick decided to air all out all of their problems with a drinking game — and the cameras were there to catch it.
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The L-shaped daytime running lights look awkward from a few angles, but catch it in the right light and the GS25t is truly a stunning design.
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A man living in Staten Island, New York, saw a 3-foot alligator in the woods and decided to catch it himself, according to NBC New York.
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While the USB sticks containing the full 35-minute audiovisual Wraithmachine experience are now sold out, Datacode says people can still catch it during his live shows.
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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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After the L.S.U. defense earned another stop, Burrow went to work again, depositing a pass just where Marshall could leap to catch it in the end zone.
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It's caused by airborne bacteria, so people catch it from coughing, sneezing, or even talking, although you're most likely to get it from someone you live with.
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To hone the process, SpaceX has been doing drop tests with Mr. Steven, releasing a fairing from a helicopter and then attempting to catch it with the boat.
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At the end of my demo the fishing rod transforms into a crossbow, and I had to weaken a massive dragon / fish hybrid before I could catch it.
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This is not to say that Norway has no problems with the EU. Not being in the room when single-market laws are adopted can catch it out.
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Ideas flowed through him like rain passing through a leaky roof, so much so that he would struggle to find enough pots and pans to catch it in.
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The 20-minute sequence culminated with children lobbing birdies over the net to someone else, who would catch it, wait for the beat and then lob it back.
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Roberto Perez started things off with a towering popup that traveled only about 10 feet in terms of forward movement before Kris Bryant was able to catch it.
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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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Epidemiologists measure how communicable a disease is by estimating how many people would catch it, on average, from a single infected person in a population without any immunity.
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Paul Ettestad, the public health veterinarian for New Mexico, said plague can be treated with antibiotics like gentamicin and doxycycline, but it is important to catch it fast.
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If Castro could not catch it, he knew the Yankees — on a day when they continued to lose players left and right to injury — would lose the game.
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Or the times we've sat in Battery Park, staring at the Hudson, wolfing down ice cream in a race to catch it before it dribbles down our shirt.
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There are multiple strains of norovirus, so you can catch it more than once in a season — and it's basically hanging around all winter, from November to April.
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Whether you buy, rent, stream, or catch it live, you won't want to miss your chance to get in the spooky spirit with the Sanderson sisters this month.
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Then we'll both start running across the grass and try to catch it, and if Lidor beats me to it again he'll laugh that killer laugh of his.
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"This looks dumb, I didn't catch it until I stained that piece," she says, realizing that the new look on the rail doesn't match the nearby windowsill and entryway.
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The censorship filters would catch it before it was seen by the public, and the election could come and go while a legal fight plays out behind the scenes.
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But having to go back to catch it all may not be a bad thing; though harrowing, Rogue One is as ridiculously rewatchable as the best of Star Wars.
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Look at Tom Glavine, man; he's in the Hall of Fame, dude, and this motherfucker threw so soft I wanted to catch it and throw it back to him!
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So when it swings the wrong way and I don't catch it, I'll get emotional and say things that, the moment they come out of my mouth, I regret.
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Another factor is that America's adversaries lack both the technical proficiency to catch it in the act and the moral high ground to embarrass it on the world stage.
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If you're on the train and a Rattata happens to pop up in front of you, it's probably best to turn off your AR before trying to catch it.
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Eero's new products catch it up to the technical capabilities of the other mesh router systems without making them more complex or difficult to use than its earlier efforts.
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I do the classic movie sprint to try and catch it at the next stop, and once again miss it by seconds, so I end up walking to work.
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Researchers managed to catch it on camera, and they've released a sped-up video that condenses the violence of the ice-shattering event into a little over 90 seconds.
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"As soon as he threw the ball, I expected him to catch it, but he tipped it in the air and I thought, 'This is not happening,'" Beal said.
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During stoppages in play, Colon will casually toss the ball in the air and catch it basket-style in his mitt, like a Little Leaguer awaiting action to resume.
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Being able to throw the ball to a specific area for that person to be able to catch it and go into his shot is actually a big deal.
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You can catch it using the physical radio that you have... somewhere... OK, probably in your car, or you can also listen to your local station's live stream online.
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In case you didn't catch it in the episode, when Cunanan convinced Blachford to relocate from Phoenix to San Diego, the hilltop mansion Blachford bought was Aston's former home.
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It's not clear exactly how they caught it, but they didn't catch it in Beijing: Like the 55-year-old who ate wild rabbit, they came from Inner Mongolia.
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Although Mr. Dinklage was attending the play's New York premiere with Ms. Schmidt when the "Game of Thrones" season finale aired on Sunday, he did manage to catch it.
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The world moves into modernity but Lewis and Benjamin largely remain behind, sometimes scrabbling forward to catch it, but mostly just clinging to its tail, being dragged reluctantly forward.
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If you didn't catch it when it first appeared, be sure to read this defining take on butter tarts by Sara Bonisteel, my colleague in Cooking at The Times.
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Demodex doesn't discriminate based on real or faux hairs, but there are more ways to catch it if you're going in for a lash touch-up every three weeks.
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Russell hit a pop-fly to right-center but Tyler Naquin and Lonnie Chisenhall both appeared to assume the other would catch it and the ball dropped between them.
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We started coming up with a plan on how to catch it, we had to think fast because at this time it was moving towards a body of water.
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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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Other people don't catch it when you bring it to the office, but it's contagious in other ways and something that can really prevent us from doing great work.
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I learnt that you can shed the virus when you are getting a cold sore for the first time, but we weren't sick…Did Jack catch it off a nurse?
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No one knows exactly where the whale is or how it got entangled, but a bunch of volunteers are currently keeping their binoculars trained on the ocean to catch it.
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The Fed has no mandate to boost the stock market, or to catch it when it falls — especially when the fall is simply a decline from frothy to sensible levels.
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"I read his text over his shoulder it said 'some bald chick next to me with Fckn cancer coughed and I don't wanna catch it'…..um ya jokin?" she wrote.
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There was a long period of time in my life where I all wanted to do was bleed out of my front hole, and catch it with a napkin. Hoorah!
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It's kind of amazing that the team managed to catch it when you look at this time axis in the graph: The whole thing was over within just 20 minutes.
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The virus spreads easily between pigs, which can also catch it from ticks, contact with contaminated surfaces or by eating infected food (cheap animal feed in China often contains pork).
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There's going to be a meteor shower — and it'll be visible all weekend, so even if you do have last-minute plans, there'll be plenty of opportunities to catch it.
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Our camera didn't catch it but it's clear from these pics Denzel pre-planned on giving the valet guy a $100 tip ... folding Benjamin Franklin before handing it to him.
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Unfortunately for the sawfish, its aggressive design can work against it — the awkwardly-shaped fish gets tangled in nets very easily, even though people don't usually try to catch it.
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But she'll likely get the lion's share of the state's 126 delegates, pushing her pledged delegate lead beyond where Sanders can hope to catch it, even if he wins California.
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A cyclist, equipped with a camera, cruising the same streets as the little pup, spotted the runaway canine and started chasing after the dog in an attempt to catch it.
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You can catch it and throw it back, rebounding it off the walls if you like, or you can charge up your fist and punch it back at high speed.
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So while I may not throw a receiver to the ground if he possesses the ball, I can put a shoulder into his side if he's trying to catch it.
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Nevertheless, the actor's appeal mostly powers through this check-your-brain-at-the-door thriller, without qualifying as a trip that requires rushing to catch it on a theatrical platform.
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There was a Jon Hamm hologram walking around at the Sundance Film Festival in January, promoting this film's premiere, but I didn't catch it till the end of the year.
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"You've collected this survey from 60,000 households, and if you didn't have someone go in and change at least a substantial portion of them, people would catch it," Baker said.
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It is grand and awe-inspiring, particularly if you can catch it in IMAX, where the larger-format images create the feeling of being engulfed by what you're watching onscreen.
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Bengals cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick was draped on Brown from the snap to the end zone, but Brown grabbed the ball over Kirkpatrick, reaching around his right arm to catch it.
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A precipitous drop in the value of a security is often referred to as a "falling knife" in the financial world, with investors sternly warned against trying to catch it.
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"No longer do we have to throw something over because we caught a little too much, only to try to catch it again next week," says Paul Kujala, a fisherman.
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"When a fast-growing, high-flying momentum name breaks, it turns into a falling knife that will cut anyone who tries to catch it on the way down," he said.
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If the dealer does not catch it and pull the car out of the sales inventory, it is violating the automaker's rules (and could attract the attention of the F.T.C.).
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And if you catch it early, as many Americans do now, blood pressure medication and lifestyle changes, like quitting smoking or exercising more, can nip the problem in the bud.
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But subscribers should get used to the idea of waiting a couple of extra weeks to check out a new release if they want to catch it through their MoviePass plan.
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He pulled up a chair to stand, knocked the spider off the wall and ended up chasing it until he was able to catch it and flush it down the toilet.
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Just in case you didn't catch it during its limited theatrical release, you now will thankfully be able to set up a central line of BTS' documentary straight into your veins.
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Even though A Star Is Born is still playing in theaters, you can catch it at home on a brand new 4K TV and avoid the crowds and the nasty weather.
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Audiences are either heading back to theaters for repeat Get Out viewings or word-of-mouth is still doing its job of convincing first-timers to catch it while they can.
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Skywatchers on the mid-Atlantic coast can watch the artificial aurora with their own eyes, while everyone else can catch it via livestream — that is, so long as the conditions cooperate.
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And while it does have a mortality rate of five to eight percent, about 80 percent of dogs who catch it suffer no more than a mild case of the sniffles.
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Finding a Rattata in the office and then throwing a virtual Poké Ball at it until you catch it is a perfect midday distraction — as long as your boss isn't watching.
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We set up a camera trap in the hope that whatever made these marks would come back and do it again, but this time we would catch it all on film.
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If you tap on a specific pokémon, a card pops up with its exact distance in meters, the time you have left to catch it before it despawns, and its rarity.
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Yes, it pops up in reruns and I can always catch it on Netflix, but nothing will replace that first viewing, that night, in the glow of one last championship win.
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McCluster-Bleep is a thoroughly one-dimensional player who can't duplicate the backfield carries Danny Woodhead produced in San Diego over the past year-plus, but he sure can catch it.
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The rat snakes strike at their prey to catch it, but kill it by constriction, wrapping their body around the rat or other animal, and squeezing the life out of it.
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The boat has a net strung up behind it to capture the fairing and Musk said SpaceX "should be able catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down" its descent.
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This comes as a huge disappointment to everyone who missed it the first time around, not to mention those who did catch it and want to see it all over again.
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Glass-half-empty Niners fans probably noticed that Smith was wide open on the play, but Kaepernick underthrew him, and he had to come back and catch it at his heels.
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Well, it was then that Ginwright decided—bafflingly—to not let it go out of bounds or catch it and run it out, but rather to keep the ball in play.
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Federal Election Commission filings show that if a wave crashes on the Republican House majority in November, as many have predicted, Democratic surfers will be on their boards to catch it.
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He speaks quickly, and I almost do not catch it, but it becomes clear that this strangeness—the unfamiliarity, the absurdity of making something—is at the heart of OReilly's work.
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"They managed to catch it in the act — it's an amazing discovery," said Sharon Browning, a statistical geneticist at the University of Washington who was not involved in the new study.
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An errant throw used to be problematic for infielders, Cora said, because fielders believed they had to catch it and then scramble back to the base to tag the runner there.
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The boat has a net strung up behind it to capture the fairing and Musk says SpaceX "should be able catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down" its descent.
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If there is a catch, it is that Purdue's monetary advantage is canceled out for the nine games of its regular football season that it plays against other Big Ten members.
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When I visited the park in the spring, I was as wowed as I was the first time I donned those 3-D glasses to catch it on the big screen.
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Not the game where you throw a ball and catch it in your hands, with the occasional kick thrown in for good measure - that game has no business being called football.
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If you missed the film's limited run in the US, you'll soon be able to catch it on a screen near you: Netflix recently picked up the rights to stream the film.
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Zap it, catch it, do it again, said RISE Executive Director John Rizzi who told me that a team of unpaid volunteers have been working on the prototype for over a year.
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The result is an extraordinary, grand, and awe-inspiring film, particularly if you can catch it in IMAX, where the larger-format images create the feeling of actually being on the moon.
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You've got to catch it, kill it, and put it on your belt and let me tell you, I haven't got time to say, 'Are you a sea trout or a salmon?
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It's about educating people about what to look out for and the importance of getting checked out because this is a disease that is completely treatable if you catch it early enough.
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Back in February, YouTube gave people the ability to live stream directly to their channel from their phones… with one catch: it was only open to folks with 10,000 subscribers or more.
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Skygazers in other states will be able to see a partial eclipse, but for those who want to experience the total eclipse, there are plenty of ways to catch it live online.
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Meghan's fairy tale Customers have asked if he was planning to do anything to celebrate the royal wedding or even open the bar in time to catch it live on the telly.
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This really vile and evil discrimination is starting to spread state to state, and we thought we better take a stand right now and catch it early and try to stop it.
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Glass-half-empty Niners fans probably noticed that Smith was wide open on the play but that Kaepernick underthrew him, and Smith had to come back and catch it at his heels.
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Ring the doorbell of someone you hate, and when they open up, chuck a big sack of flour right at them, gently so they can catch it and it doesn't break open.
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"If you're too close to the airport, planes will be lower so they'll look big against the moon or they'll go by so fast you won't catch it in time," he says.
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Because they already worked with fishing collectives, they began with fishermen, teaching divers how to hunt and safely catch (it involves careful spearfishing, and puncture-resistant containers and gloves) the showy fish.
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The black cat that rushed the field during an NFL game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys on Monday is still on the run and evading attempts to catch it.
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But when Luis Castillo hit a fly ball into foul territory in left field, a fan sitting in the first row, Steve Bartman, knocked it off course while attempting to catch it.
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But Trump's announcement came with a big catch: It didn't rule out the possibility of a separate religious freedom order that could create a big loophole in the Obama and Clinton orders.
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A fascinating mix of painting and biography, the show has just a few more days to run, so if you're going to catch it, which I seriously recommend, the time is now.
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This works to our benefit only if we can take the baton back or if we pass it on with specific rules on how to twirl it, toss it and catch it.
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I tried all sorts of moves, including quickly sliding both my thumbs toward it from opposite sides as if trying to catch it off guard, but it just slid around the surface.
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The Garlic edition is very subtle and could pass for a regular white phone if you catch it head-on, but looks great from an off-angle — albeit still near-impossible to photograph.
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In the video, Rober describes the two parts to putting the project together: tracking the dark to predict exactly where it will land, and moving the dartboard to be there to catch it.
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It is easy to think of yellow fever, a mosquito-transmitted viral infection, as being just a human disease, but other primates can catch it, too—and New World monkeys suffer particularly badly.
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Catch it tonight at 9 ET. Phone wars Google takes its latest shot against the iPhone, when it introduces two new smartphones, and a slew of other new products, today in San Francisco.
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"You can kind of just fly around, do your own thing, play the game, fight with a couple people, and if you catch it, then it's just a huge deal, right?" he says.
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It's these partnerships that largely sold GV on the company's promise, says general partner Andy Wheeler, who suggests that the more imagery Orbital has, the harder it is for anyone to catch it.
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While this is a remarkable finding about the potential in ride-sharing, there is a catch—it only works if all the passengers are using the carpool option offered by Uber and Lyft.
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The first stage underwent a landing sequence as it does when a recovery is attempted, but there was no drone landing ship in the Pacific Ocean to catch it when it touched down.
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On the off chance that you do find one, it almost always has some sort of major catch: It will be the size of a closet or it won't have its own bathroom.
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One of my friends, Courtney Morrissey, saw a labradoodle bounding toward us and yelled "No!" as she ran to catch it by the collar to stop it from crossing paths with the snake.
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If you miss a concert, as I did the "Total Embrace: Leonard Bernstein at 2300" program at St. Paul's Chapel on Thursday afternoon, you can catch it complete on the parish's website, trinitywallstreet.org.
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He hit one of the balls that ended up where no Cub could catch it, into the left-field bleachers for a two-run homer, and he has five hits in the series.
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There will be fly balls hit to him and I know it's going to be a difficult play, but sometimes I don't even turn around because I know he's going to catch it.
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Three batters later, Addison Russell hit a pop fly into right-center field that simply dropped between Tyler Naquin and Lonnie Chisenhall, with each apparently believing the other was going to catch it.
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Listen below, and if you're anywhere near NYC, be sure to catch it live at the band's release show with Aura Noir, Couch Slut, and Funeral Leech at The Knitting Factory on October 17.
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In Game 4 of Boston's series against the Astros, Houston's Jose Altuve hit the ball to the wall in the right field while the Sox's Mookie Betts went for the jump to catch it.
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Throwing the club high into the air, she rolled over on the floor ready to catch it as she went to strike her final pose, only to see the apparatus land beyond her reach.
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I always get unreasonably stressed when the cook tosses food in everyone's mouths, because I never catch it, but on the third try, I catch the piece of zucchini that he tosses my way!
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With health-care costs continuing to rise and consumers increasingly being asked to pay a greater portion of those expenses, there's a good chance an error will cost you if you don't catch it.
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Throwing the club high into the air, she rolled over on the floor ready to catch it as she went to strike her final pose, only to have the apparatus land beyond her reach.
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Almora said he thought it was gone, but St. Louis 1B Matt Carpenter had told him the ball dies in that part of the park, giving him the thought he could still catch it.
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A brave, resilient goose has been seen ambling around upstate New York with an arrow shot through its neck for weeks—and local animal groups still can't manage to catch it, Buffalo's WIVB reports.
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Cases of Lyme typically peak around warm summer months like June and July, and while it is treatable, it can be serious if you don't know the warning signs and catch it early on.
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Claiborne responded with publicly available information, which prompted the spy to come back looking for clarification and asking her not to respond over email "because others also can catch it," according to the complaint.
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Fans of Iceage's stumbling, disordered post-punk can count themselves lucky today, as the band make a return with "Catch It," their first new single since 2014's Plowing Into the Field of Love.
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But fortunately for those who haven't had the opportunity to catch it, overnight Scott's shared a new remix of the track that kinda gets close to capturing the feeling of hearing it in person.
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A fascinating mix of painting and biography, the show has just a little more than a week to run, so if you're going to catch it, which I seriously recommend, the time is now.
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But if you wanted to go even more hardcore, you could turn on manual flipping speed, manual catching, so you'd have to wait until the board flips under your feet before you catch it.
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While dengue is not endemic, it had been possible to catch it in Townsville when travelers from other countries imported the virus to Townsville, where local Aedes aegypti mosquitoes then spread it to others.
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This works together with a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), which pits two algorithms against each other — one generating fake images, and the other trying to catch it out by spotting which images are fake.
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So if Facebook is trying to use your camera or microphone in the background, the DTEK app will catch it, so that you can revoke access and protect your privacy with a couple quick taps.
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Once you've hurled it over — a feat that's actually fairly difficult to achieve consistently — receiver-you sees the ball hurtling toward them in slow motion and has to put their hands up to catch it.
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" Added David's father, Ben Grunwald, "Would we take that wild animal, catch it, put it in a pen, feed it three times a day, [and] give it medical attention when it got a sore paw?
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My friend the trawler seaman told me that sometimes they also painted the name of their boat on the side of the shark, as a greeting to the next trawler that happened to catch it.
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The population gets sicker and sicker and sicker and sicker, the rates get higher to try and catch it, it's a fruitless chase, and ultimately you end up with a very bad pool of risk.
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Several fans raced down the aisle to try to catch it, but the ball bounced off their hands, went up several rows, caromed off a wall and rolled to a stop right at my feet.
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Throwing the club high into the air, she rolled over on the floor ready to catch it as she went to strike her final pose, only to have the apparatus land beyond her outstretched hand.
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Twitch wants to stream original programming, according to COO Kevin Lin, but with a catch: It wants to stream TV shows that are actually written and produced along the way with input from Twitch's viewers.
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While the illness associated with Zika is typically mild, and symptomatic in only about 20% of those who catch it, there is mounting evidence that the virus can cause more serious complications in some patients.
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The catch: It would end up costing the government more money in subsidies that help lower-income people pay their premiums, about $6 billion this year and $26 billion by the end of a decade.
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They never want to know about the surprise you feel in yourself, the sense of being directed by God, when something in the modulation of your throat leaps up, like a kid reaching for a rising balloon, except most kids miss while you catch it—yes, you catch it almost without expecting to—landing on an incidental note, a perfect addition, one you never put in that phrase before, and never heard anyone else do, and yet you can hear at once that it is perfection. Perfection!
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"Unfortunately an Aviation Security dog was shot this morn @AKL_Airport staff had tried for 3 hours to catch it our thoughts are with handler," reads a message posted on Thursday on Auckland Airport's official Twitter account.
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For the samurai game, one player is on offense and the other on defense; the attacker swings their sword and the opponent has to try to "catch" it by clapping their free hand to the controller.
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Jonathan caught a Pidgey, a fictional bird, on Pokémon Go. "When your wife is about to have a baby and a Pokémon shows up and you have to low-key catch it," Jonathan wrote on Imgur.
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Even better, if you've caught a Pokémon before, you'll be able to catch it again by simply pressing the button on the bracelet instead of throwing a virtual Pokéball at it on your phone every time.
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With their high-speed monitoring system, the researchers could spot when a quantum jump was about to appear, "catch" it halfway through, and reverse it, sending the system back to the state in which it started.
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Still, it's important to check in with your doctor and keep up with annual pap smears to ensure you don't have the disease or catch it in its early phases so you can get proper treatment.
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He then edited a document on his computer containing text from the Winnie the Pooh children's book series to include the marking "TS/SCI" and waited to see whether Kaspersky's tweaked antivirus product would catch it.
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Because Lazarus only had a limited run in New York and London (which sold out almost immediately), this exhibition offers another way for those who missed it the first time around to catch it in 360 degrees.
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The lead off single, "Catch It," is accompanied by a video featuring Elias casting finger spells like Shaun Ryder in his short-lived drugged out prime and the other songs live up this (to my mind) promise.
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It has onboard thrusters and a guidance system to bring it through the atmosphere intact, then releases a parafoil and our ship, named Mr. Steven, with basically a giant catcher's mitt welded on, tries to catch it.
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Some tax-prep software, like TurboTax, should alert you if you are making these tax mistakes, but if you haven't accounted for all of your expenses properly, it's your job alone to catch it before April 18.
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It'll be pretty painful when it's climbing its way out so I'll know it's happening and ideally I can catch it, stick it in some dirt and then wait for my baby to grow into an adult.
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It was directed by Colin Trevorrow and written by Gregg Hurwitz, and I suggest you skip it or catch it on streaming or on the back of an airplane seat, where presumably it will soon be playing.
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Authorities had confirmed earlier this week that the virus, which has been linked to a market selling animals, could be spread among humans, despite an earlier belief that humans were able to catch it only from animals.
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Things did not start out promisingly for Severino: His first pitch of the game nearly left the ballpark, and left the Yankees without their starting center fielder when Jacoby Ellsbury crashed into the wall to catch it.
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The odds that Senator Orrin Hatch and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley were ever going to stay up late to catch the premiere — or catch it the next day online — are in the vanishingly low range.
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There are a lot of things we want to look at — people that want to catch it, safe sex in the age of the Beauty, fetishizing the unattractive in a world where "perfect" is common, and more.
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All of the folks in comms, speechwriting and my personal staff who looked at these remarks—it just takes ONE to catch it....How can it be that none of you noticed the absence with the word Jeshurun.
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Immelt was among the first executives to spot the industrial internet wave nearly a decade ago, and positioning the company to catch it became one of his signature strategic moves in his 16 year term as chief executive.
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We've designed a simpler system into our airplanes such that if all the other safety components of the vehicle fail the plane can pull its parachute and come to the ground so gently that you can catch it.
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And since it ran in both directions, I could just keep coming back to the same spot to catch it, letting me go to the right or left, which isn't always so easy to find in open water.
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"I think she's grasping at straws and I think she's delusional and I think she's trying to throw mud and hoping it sticks on any which wall that will catch it, but it's not gonna work," she said.
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I awkwardly bounced the ball off the top of my foot, somehow managing to catch it, then ran a few more steps and … booted the ball far to the left of the posts and into an adjacent field.
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Additionally, she recommended putting a towel over a mat before lying down, washing your hands before and after a workout, and if you need to cough, try and catch it in a tissue, your elbow, or your shirt.
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It's like what I teach children everyday as a dance teacher: "I'm going to throw material at you, and it's your job to catch it and throw it right back faster," and that's how I feel about Drag Race.
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The crook and his partner, who was tasked with distracting the station's clerk, were caught on video by a security camera—but it all happens so fast that you might have to rewatch the sequence to really catch it.
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In spite of the death of most of humanity, and a few grueling scenes involving wrenched-open bellies or brainpans, this is really more a PG-13 movie than an R. In Chicago, filmgoers can catch it at Cinepocalypse.
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You can watch it a week later on the website — but if you'd rather watch it ASAP, you might be able to catch it on Hulu: In the past, Hulu has added the AMAs the day after the show.
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Anyway, give the trailer a watch above to watch Affleck trounce through a post-apocalyptic wasteland in raggedy clothes and be real scared of strangers, and—if you're so inclined—catch it in theaters when it premieres August 9.
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A couple of weeks ago, we heralded the return of Copenhagen's most raucous sons, Iceage, with a new single "Catch It." True to form, the track is dark and stormy, and primed fans for a new era of music.
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Alphabet's life science bet Verily has tried to create a few projects in that vein, as well — including a Star Trek-like Tricorder diagnostic tool to detect cancer early enough in the body to catch it before it spreads.
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However, officials urge people with mild sickness to avoid the ER. "If you go to the emergency room and you are not sick with the flu, you may catch it from people who do have it," the site states.
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Let's look at seafood: if we add up just the top 10 fishing nations (by weight of catch), it turns out they account for 85033 percent of the world's wild fish catch, according to data from the United Nations.
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When you're feeling somewhat lovelorn yet romantic, wandering the city in search of a bit of dangerous fun, your mood will be well served if you have songs like "Catch It" and the title track on your mental jukebox.musichallofwilliamsburg.comelsewherebrooklyn.
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" Opposite the recipes for hash browns and oven fries: "This social type of woman she asked me if I read Ess-ko-fee-yay, and I told her I'd catch it when they made a movie out of it.
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Minor knows from his own commute: when he lived off Montrose Avenue for almost four years, he'd hear the J or M train arriving at Hewes Street, and start sprinting across intersections and up flights of stairs just to catch it.
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Concept cars were a-wheeling, press releases a-pinging, self-driving vehicles a-destructing in unexpected bad weather (AV sensors don't mix well with rain right now), and our own Jack Stewart was in Sin City to catch it all.
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The eclipse will start at 8:38 pm, and lasts just four minutes and nine seconds, wrapping up at 8:42 pm (Eastern time), so you really only have a couple minutes to catch it if you want to watch live.
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Epic Games launched its battle royale hit Fortnite on Android devices last week with a big catch: it was exclusive to Samsung-made phones for a few days as a way to help market the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
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Artist's conception of an asteroid breaking-up (Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech)Astronomers have discovered a new asteroid—just in time to catch it as it hurtled past us at less than a tenth of the distance between us and the moon.
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Unfazed, he took off his hat, put it on his shoe, kicked it up in the air, and ducked under it to catch it on his head, all the while gyrating with his mouth wide open and clapping his hands.
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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite (think Pokémon GO, but with wands and giant spiders instead of pokéballs and Pikachus) officially launched earlier this week, but with a catch: it was only available in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Why?
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Then he lost sight of Diggs for a second until he saw his white gloves stick up and catch it, at which point the stadium explodes, and then it somehow found another level once Marcus Williams whiffed on the tackle.
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I also have a computer that predicts (using machine learning and the city's BusTime API) when a bus near my apartment is about to arrive, then notifies me with red and green lights to tell me when to go catch it.
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Brewer said the only viable option for the navigationally-challenged mammal was to catch it using specialist equipment and transport it to the mouth of the Bega river — close enough to the ocean for the adventurer to get its bearings.
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From Neutrogena Night Calming Face Wipes ($8) to Giorgio Armani Crema Nuda ($200), Kardashian West breaks down her entire routine (with reasoning for each product), which, if you're dying to catch it in full length, check out her comprehensive tutorial here.
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Catching a pokémon is as simple as tossing a ball, and after a day or two she understood the basics: open the app when the phone buzzes, tap on the nearby pokémon, and try to catch it in a ball.
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Nvidia's GeForce Now feels like one of the very best ways to get a free taste of cloud gaming, but it's got a gigantic catch — it lets you play PC games you already own only if the game publisher allows it.
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"I've been throwing cheese at stuff and laughing about it since I was a kid, so naturally once I ran out of inanimate objects to throw cheese on I thought I'd see if my dog could catch it," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Saving the best for last, here's one that's both historically important and uncoordinated: Obama meets Cuban President Raul Castro (R) on March 21, 2016, And in case you didn't catch it the first time, here's Obama, Trudeau and Nieto shaking hands again.
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Because of a cut-out in the countdown, during which I scrambled to find a signal to catch it again on my phone, we were surprised by a cheer — I wasn't even looking in the right direction at the moment of ignition.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk noted that the attempt was underway shortly after launch, and the fairing's parafoil, which helps it decelerate and return to Earth at a speed that makes it possible for the barge to catch it without damage, deployed as planned.
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But the actual DJ Kool Herc never completely erased his Jamaican lilt: You can just catch it in the 1984 BBC documentary Beat This as he drives around the Bronx in a top-down convertible, pointing out the locations of his legendary parties.
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Newson says the 13mm-thick Talby was the thinnest phone on the market at the time, and its sandwiched design makes it seem even slighter than it is — catch it at the right angle and you won't see the rear at all.
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The story of the fight was Hall throwing in the side kick—or a step up front snap kick with the lead leg, something you don't see that much in an open guard—and Maynard reaching down to parry or catch it.
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"So if we should stumble upon a dog, and if the owner is not around, then, yeah, why not, we will catch it and make some money" Pheak says, looks at Pek, his friend of 10 years now, and they both laugh.
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For viewing purposes, this all works best when you don't have to seek it out, when you can catch it by way of happenstance instead of appointment, and thankfully there are plenty of reasons to watch a Wright start besides Wright himself.
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Thoughtful features like legs to hold the plate when the device is off and a reserve power source to catch it in case of a power outage assure buyers of the company's attention to detail, but those aren't MAG-LEV's big innovation.
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Casual fans will be happy to catch it in the second or third week of release; mom and dad will wait for the crowds to die down; grandma and grandpa will wait for it to come to the discount theater down the lane.
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With the stock market in turmoil, and Trump's rural base about to catch it in the neck, the White House has suddenly shown a glimmer of recognition that going head-to-head with China over trade is not going to be easy.
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But as much as I love the idea that Mimi is nothing more than a walking palm tree, throwing shade to whoever is willing to catch it, I think that the myth of who Mariah knows and doesn't know is deeper and slightly misunderstood.
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We would say make sure you visit the rosé-themed mansion in New York while you can, but if it has viral success like so many other millennial-focused immersive food experiences, you might be able to catch it in another city very soon.
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VR Sports Challenge's solution is surprisingly avant-garde for a game full of almost surreally corny sports cliches: you grab the ball as a quarterback, throw it toward a team member, then instantly flip perspectives to become that player and attempt to catch it.
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Saving the best for last, here's one that's both historically important and uncoordinated: U.S President Barack Obama meets Cuban President Raul Castro (R) on March 21, 2016, And in case you didn't catch it the first time, here's Obama, Trudeau and Nieto shaking hands again.
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Hitters expected the cutter to bend off the plate and instead watched the two-seamer run back to catch it; they fouled off the four-seamer on the corner and then, thinking they were seeing the same offering again, waved at a so-long slider.
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"It was my ball to be had if I could get to it, but I thought I was probably going to have to dive for it and I wasn't 100 percent sure if I was going to be able to catch it," Granderson said.
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"[The fairing] has onboard thrusters and a guidance system to bring it through the atmosphere intact, then releases a parafoil and our ship with basically a giant catcher's mitt welded on tries to catch it," Musk said when he shared a photo on Instagram.
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Few films could execute a scene in which a woman rejects a ride to work only for the man who offered it to park his car in front of the next bus to ensure she can catch it, but this is one of them.
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Tim Colwell, hoping to add to a lead in the bottom of the fifth, seemingly kept his at-bat alive, fouling off a the pitch, but Goldeyes catcher Mason Katz made a ridiculous play to catch it after it had initially glanced off his glove.
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In both visual and sound, "Catch It" is altogether blistering, and feels like a good indicator of the rest of the new music that is surely to come: raucous still, of course, but perhaps a little glossier around the edges than we've seen Iceage before.
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"I can speak on behalf of all my fellow colleagues in this fight that you're never really sure what's going to happen in the future, especially when it takes about five to eight days for you to catch it and develop symptoms," he said.
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For that audacity alone, writer/director David Lowery's lyrical weirdness deserves all 87 fresh points on Rotten Tomatoes and then some; if it comes to your town this weekend, catch it with your artiest friends, only to find yourself thinking and talking about it months later.
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Tapping a monster to catch it would result in nothing but an error screen — a particular punch in the gut to many a player who traveled far in hopes of completing their Pokedex, as the park was set to spawn some of the game's rarest monsters.
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It's been a year since Taylor Swift released her album reputation, and if you didn't manage to catch it during her tour across 36 cities in seven countries this year, you'll soon be able to experience it for yourself with the Taylor Swift reputation Stadium Tour film.
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While Mercury's orbit around the Sun is only 88 days long and it passes between our star and the Earth every 116 days, the event is rare: Due to Mercury's titled orbit around the sun, we only catch it passing across the sun every couple of years.
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That's the point at which so many people have been vaccinated against a given disease that those that have forgone their shots will still be unlikely to catch it, but it's difficult to see what purpose a "flexible" system serves beyond preserving opt-outs for antivaxxers.
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The man went to the hospital after suffering a worsening fever, chills, and a rash near the wound, and was later diagnosed with Vibrio vulnificus, a strain of flesh-eating bacteria found in seawater and raw oysters that kills about 60% of people who catch it.
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The worry is that audiences — unhappy with rising ticket and concession prices and increasingly bivouacked in their living rooms — seem to be saying that an entire section of studio output is no longer viable in theaters: Unless it's a must-see movie, we'll catch it on Netflix.
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Just because the disease is declared eliminated, doesn't mean that unvaccinated people can't catch it abroad, and then spread it among pockets of unvaccinated people in the U.S. This happens every year, and CDC said typically 85033 out of 3 of these unvaccinated travelers are Americans.
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Two days after this story published, her office disputed the notion that her presence in the room for Kavanaugh's testimony was anything other than a scheduling coincidence and said Ernst always planned to watch replays of Ford's answers or catch it live between her official duties.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH Here's what's coming up later Talk of the town Don't miss a CNN town hall with House Speaker Paul Ryan tonight at 9 ET. You can catch it on CNN TV and in all the other usual places -- CNN Go and CNN Digital's mobile apps.
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"Although it's very, very rare, it's not impossible for men to get it, and they should get checked out," Ken says, while Jane adds: "You never know, but if you catch it early enough, you can avoid the chemotherapy, and all the other stuff that goes along with it."
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So the irony of that statement is not lost on me, and I think she's grasping at straws, and I think she's delusional, and I think she's trying to throw mud and hoping it sticks on any which wall that will catch it, but it's not gonna work.
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The Many, Many Times Astronomers Mistook Mundane Phenomena for AliensThe science world is all in a tizzy this week about the supposed discovery of an alien…Read more ReadTo figure out what's really going on with this star, we need to catch it in the act of sputtering.
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In the video and teaser (there's a longer video coming, which promises to show more Captain America Electromagnet Shield action), Hobson, who previously built a working Batman grappling hook and Batarangs, is shown throwing the metal shield at a cushioned wall, but he doesn't catch it like Captain America.
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The VPN inside Opera for desktop is notable for being unlimited — that's to say that it is free but not restricted on time, such as services like TunnelBear — but there's one catch: it only allows five different locations, unlike standalone browsers which offer locations in most countries worldwide.
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Op-Ed Contributor One morning in the late 1930s, the biologist Adolph Murie stood near a game trail in Yellowstone National Park and watched a passing coyote joyously toss a sprig of sagebrush in the air with its mouth, adroitly catch it, and repeat the act every few yards.
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My grandma took us out on her boyfriend's boat—because my grandma was a total pimp and had a bunch of boyfriends—and told us about it and I was so terrified because we were on the ocean passing islands and thought that I would catch it somehow.
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Corey Seager followed with a deep drive to right field that brought the crowd to its feet, but the cool air — the first-pitch temperature was 36 degrees colder than it was in Game 1 — held the ball up enough for Josh Reddick to catch it near the wall.
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When the Baltimore Ravens faced the Miami Dolphins, for example, N.F.L. analysts could annotate the video with the time Lamar Jackson took to get a pass off (3.8 seconds), the precise distance of the throw (46.9 yards) and the odds that Marquise Brown would catch it: 32 percent.
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It seems like a small thing, but it's actually a pretty big thing if you think about that's how a lot of people are first experiencing the Times in the morning or maybe in the afternoon or whatever point throughout the day that they happen to catch it.
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" Weibo user qqqShi reposted a comment from LoveHasNoBounds, explaining: "For those who don't understand Changsha dialect — the people in the video didn't understand how deep the water was, everyone was panicking, and the people on the shore kept asking the father to throw the child over because they could catch it.
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In order to figure out why KIC 8452852 flickers and fades at irregular intervals—unprecedented stellar behavior that has left scientists scratching their heads and the rest of us praying for alien deliverance—we need to watch the star more closely, and we need to catch it doing something weird.
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Standing at the bottom of the hill, one will just see the Buddha's ushnisha emerging as a gleaming protrusion amid the field of lavender — which will be a sea of purple and green, during the summer, and a sprinkle of white dots if you catch it after a fresh snowfall.
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If I don't catch it there's probably a birthday party or, you know, Sundays when they play like at 12 and two and six, and I can't, you know, and I've got a day off and the days are loopy and I don't know what day it is or something [laughs].
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With the burly switch axe in hand, I could not consistently dodge it the way I could Anjanath's flames, so I started flailing, trying to anticipate its arrival, trying to catch it in its mouth (which, by the way, opened way too wide.) The first time I really hit I gasped.
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Can you give me some thoughts on ... Well, all these social media platform companies, they want to pretend that they're the telephone company and they can't help it if you're making obscene phone calls or prank calls and asking if your refrigerator's running and that you'd better go catch it.
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I remember the movie as being extremely out there, and if you're reading this on Saturday, March 16, you can actually catch it on Turner Classic Movies tonight (this whole notion seems so old-fashioned in the streaming era, but old films like this aren't always easy to find on demand).
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The older MenACWY vaccine covers four other strains of meningococcal disease, is recommended as a routine childhood vaccination and has been credited with helping to make meningococcal disease quite rare in the U.S. The disease still kills about 22018 to 15 percent of people who catch it, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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This blindsiding show travels to the Met in April, but whether you see it at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (where it is on view through March 18) or catch it in New York, the catalog for this extravagant showcase of 18th-century Mexican painting has its own allure.
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Part of the advantage of that kind of focus is that movies that are tense, scary, or deeply emotional can cast much more of a spell over you when you don't have the option to pause or turn away from the worst, then rewind later to catch it safely out of context.
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Captain America: The Winter Soldier swaps genres depending on which elements of the plot I focus on, Guardians of the Galaxy stays fun no matter how many times I idly catch it on Netflix, and the first Iron Man never ceases to astound me for its prescience in jump-starting the MCU.
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The short will air on the BBC on March 24 and will very likely make the rounds online immediately after, though you can also catch it on NBC on May 25 during the U.S. version of Red Nose Day, which, like the UK original, uses comedy to raise money for children's charities.
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So even though it's much easier to prove that someone's involved in drug dealing if he has drugs in the car than if he has money, police have a financial incentive to let the car get into the city to deal the drugs, then catch it with the money on the way out.
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For one long leg of the journey Cristobal's family had to leap aboard a freight train, dubbed "El Tren de La Muerte", the train of death, because of the injuries suffered as migrants race to catch it, climb to the roof, and grip on for dear life as it rolls and pitches.
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" Pressed further on that specific advertisement, and why Facebook failed to catch it nearly two weeks after announcing it would prohibit such promotions, Leathern said, "We don't typically share specifics on any mechanisms since bad actors attempt to get around them, but it takes time for algorithms/reviewers to train + roll out enforcement.
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Here's the catch: it won't work hand-held, won't work on a moving object, and finally, can't even be stitched together on the camera; instead you need Sony's free Imaging Edge software for Mac or PC. It works, but the results aren't mind-blowingly different from a regular old photo shot on the A7R.
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But controlling a position in the purchase stack could and arguably should replace their normal customer acquisition process; rather than waiting for a consumer to accrue a large balance from a series of purchases (at a ridiculously high credit card interest rate) and then refinance, catch it as the balance comes in from purchases.
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"What's truly deplorable isn't just that Hillary Clinton made an inexcusable mistake in front of wealthy donors and reporters happened to be around to catch it, it's that Clinton revealed just how little she thinks of the hard-working men and women of America," Trump senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement.
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For example, if you take a picture in Pixel and then you can go watch it process for a second or two, if you manage to catch it while it's processing, you can see it turn from this noisy jumble into this really sweet high res, low noise image, and people really like that pop.
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If you want to watch Trump's press conference elsewhere, you should be able to catch it on broadcast TV. Then again, you might not, as the news media was annoyed when a September event billed as a "major statement" about President Obama's birth certificate turned out to be a preview of Trump's new hotel.
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GUTFELD: All right, you have the teams line up against each other, and a ball is like hiked from one guy to another and then he throws it to people who can catch it and after three attempts, if you can&apost get like say past 10 yards, then you can use your feet by kicking the ball.
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"When you go to the doctor, health insurance won't pay for the ultrasound... you have to ask ... So when you go to the doctor for your mammograms or your checkups, make sure you ask for the ultrasound because ovarian cancer is not detected otherwise and it's a simple ultrasound and you can catch it and live," Pompeo continued.
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The band's lyrics, especially on Beyondless, reflect his apparent desire for exactitude, though it can feel less about providing clear meaning, and more to do with the mood the words evoke: "Catch It" is a stormy meditation on transience, and sleaze clings to the "toilet stalls" in "Plead the Fifth," for example, but the rest is up to you.
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Kevin Pillar lofted a ball to deep right; Stephen Piscotty could not catch it and the ball rolled back towards the infield; your man Cogz was on first base, and busted ass around the bases with a righteous fury and decided that he would score on this play; Piscotty's throw home was up the line but ahead of schedule.
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Coming at the end of this program, it caps a primer in the developmental stages of choreography, the dancers emerging from the bare classroom steps of "Devoted" and the formulaic patterning of "HOK Solo" into a fascinating world of drama where it's impossible to anticipate what's happening, and you want to catch it all but you can't.
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"Y'all I'm on a plane & this man next to me literally turned to me with his phone in my face & took a photo of me as if I wouldn't notice & texted his wife that he's sitting next to a girl who has cancer (just cuz I'm bald) & that hes scared to 'catch it'…Y R PPL STUPID SUMTIMES," she tweeted on Sunday.
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In the spring of 21999, Ma$e was literally sitting on top of the world (yes, this is a joke about Brandy and Ma$e's hit "Top of the World," did you catch it?) He was a year and a half removed from his monstrous four-times-platinum debut, Harlem World, and had dominated radio for the past two years.
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If you happen to hear their fourth album playing in a coffee shop on your way to work, it'll derail your commute for at least as long it takes to pull up the lyrics to "Catch It" on your phone and scour them for the sort of wine-soaked, romantic one-liners that got you hooked on Baudelaire in college.
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The fear one might have is if the stuff isn't connecting, if you're not being clear enough, but people get it and they're, you know, if I make an obscure allusion to a moment at minute 12 of a minor movie or of a move that a certain professional wrestler did, it'll be talked about, written about, people catch it.
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You press a button on your phone when you're close to the GPS coordinates for the missile launch system and then your phone's camera is activated and a silly looking missile launch pad hovers over the image coming from your phone's camera—sort of like that Pikachu that hovers in the street when you try to catch it in Pokemon Go.It's also the goofiest feature.
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Our own Greg Kumparak, a world-class trainer in his own right, went to the event, and described it like this: Tapping a monster to catch it would result in nothing but an error screen — a particular punch in the gut to many a player who traveled far in hopes of completing their Pokedex, as the park was set to spawn some of the game's rarest monsters.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker The card for the rainbow trout—the cheapest fish on the menu, at thirty-eight dollars (forty-five if you opt not to catch it yourself)—reported that such a creature inhabits "rivers with low temperatures, high speeds, and high levels of oxygen"; the one I was about to eat, a server admitted, came from a farm in Pennsylvania.
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People of all ages are getting very sick Testing rules are being bent for A-listers No new local infections in China Get the latest updates here, plus maps and full coverage It's clear that older people and those with health problems are most at risk of dying because of the coronavirus — but that doesn't mean younger people who catch it won't become gravely ill.
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If there is one thing we should get right about Russia, it's this: Putin's regime tests its authoritarian methods on its own people first, while no one cares to look or catch it in the act — and then exports them abroad to undermine democratic reforms in countries like Georgia, Ukraine or Moldova or to undermine confidence in and commitment to democratic ideals in established democracies.
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That's in part because, as Rocket Lab founder and CEO Peter Beck told a crowd when announcing the news today, the company is "not doing a propulsive re-entry" and "we're not doing a propulsive landing," and instead will leach off its immense speed upon return to Earth through a turnaround burn in space before releasing a parachute to slow it down enough for a helicopter to catch it.
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The murder isn't shown, but McQueen allows the violence of Ashes's murder to surface inadvertently in small, mundane details — like when the cemetery workers stab and loosen the mound of dirt where he'll be buried with a broken pitchfork, or when his gravestone slides off the wet cement and they have to quickly catch it, realign it, and bluntly beat it with their fists to make the granite adhere.
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Titus' decision to make use of the performance space to stage a show ("Kimono You Didn't") in which he plays a Japanese woman sparks the ire of an internet forum that advocates for the Respectful Asian Portrayals in Entertainment — so that acronym, in case you don't catch it, is R.A.P.E. This reeks of Tina Fey responding to all the years of internet scrutiny to which she's been subjected at the hands of anonymous commenters.
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Events like Dota 2's The International can sell out the Key Arena in Seattle (which seats 10,000), but people who can't attend in person can still watch the livestream, just like everyone who can't watch the Super Bowl can still catch it on TV. Recently, eSports took a dramatic step towards the mainstream with ELEAGUE, a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament that is airing live on the basic cable TV channel TBS, in addition to Twitch.
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