Once markets catch on to this behavior, inflation becomes expected.
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I didn't catch on to the depth or meaning of it.
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Her Twitter followers were quick to catch on to the ending characters.
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When news organizations catch on to the snake-oil salesmanship, he attacks.
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"In July, we try to catch on to a trend," he said.
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Once you catch on to that, driving is a piece of cake.
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Did you catch on to what you were being asked to do?
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The primary debate finally seemed to catch on to this political reality Thursday.
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It's a classic combo that women have been slow to catch on to.
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That these characters don't catch on to Iago's duplicity isn't because they're stupid.
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The world's biggest economy, however, is just starting to catch on to the trend.
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Americans are just starting to catch on to the common sense benefits of bidet use.
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Homer is also starting to catch on to Hap's nefarious ways, and asks him about Rachel.
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Why do you think it's taken so long for the US to catch on to grime?
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Of course, you're probably starting to catch on to how $2100 becomes, well, a whole lot more.
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But when chiva-ing, you catch on to the festivities as long as you're in the back.
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I hope people can appreciate our point of view and eventually catch on to the less successful jokes!
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The GFS model, however, didn't catch on to the storm's unusual track until about 268 days in advance.
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Lauren Brisbane, owner of QCamel farm, hopes more people will catch on to the benefits of camel milk.
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When some of those executives started to catch on to my "difference," they realized I was an asset.
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People catch on to your attitude quickly and are more attracted to the right attitude than who you know.
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The nightmare, in so many words, is that real estate markets will catch on to climate change ... and tank.
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It's difficult to say whether tabloids will ever catch on to the YouTube audience, or if they even want to.
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While Holmes was fast to catch on to engineering concepts, Balwani was often out of his depth during engineering discussions.
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Second, however, the party is indeed vulnerable, because there's always the risk that voters will catch on to its con.
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But the other certified body, Germany's Tuev-Sued, said many manufacturers had yet to catch on to the regulatory changes.
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Rather late to catch on to reading, I began with my mother's annual compendiums of Walt Kelly's daily "Pogo" strips.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — How long did it take you to catch on to today's mixed up theme by Josh Knapp?
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Legacy businesses were slow to catch on to the possibilities, which created a power vacuum and lots of opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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With parents like Banks and Asla, he was fated to be gorgeous, but who knew he'd catch on to modeling so fast?
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"They were starting to catch on to the idea that if you entertain a child, it's easier to teach him," she said.
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After disillusionment, according to Gartner's hype cycle, comes enlightenment, and the industry is starting to catch on to what that might look like.
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People catch on to your attitude quickly and are more attracted to the right attitude than what, or how many, people you know.
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Pro tips Seeing how long it takes the new passenger in the car to catch on to the game is part of the fun.
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And if co-workers or suspicious parents do catch on to the masked app, they won't be able to open it without your permission.
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One of the first people to catch on to the college admissions scandal was a guidance counselor at the Buckley School, Julie recruit students.
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In the future, he hopes that more people worldwide will catch on to non-wasteful methods of giving a second life to drone parts.
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But Mr. Fankhauser, who admits he may not catch on to flavor subtleties, thinks the coffee tastes fine and was worth his original curiosity.
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Nations took a while to catch on to the wartime potential of the internet, but countries are now doubling down on their digital attack capabilities.
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Should he claim another emphatic victory, expect a lot of people to catch on to the buzz that is building around this unassuming South Korean.
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But as network defenders catch on to Microsoft's recent release of additional PowerShell protections, the attack sequences that exploit PowerShell are finding some long-overdue resistance.
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I think that people are starting to catch on to the insincerities of IG and Twitter so you have to be really real with your followers.
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"One thing we pointed out, which I think people are starting to catch on to now: you have to be a reliable storyteller yourself," Bousman says.
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As savvy audiences catch on to the trope and mock it, "My battery is dead!" seems to be creeping into the lexicon as a viable alternative.
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I hope that more investors catch on to this so that wonderful consumer entrepreneurs can continue to get the capital and resources they need to thrive.
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However, it appears that some people who watched didn't catch on to the true nature of the video and thought this was something that might actually work.
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It took a while for analysts and investors to catch on to how this change was going to significantly increase the industry's profitability in a secular manner.
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It's kind of like 30 years of doing something the right way in one spot, and people slowly and surely start to catch on to what you're doing.
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Oculus and HTC Vive continue to release high-quality headsets, but they're too expensive, and the games aren't good enough for the general public to catch on to.
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For now, forecasters are stuck with a temperamental model that can fail to catch on to upcoming threats until days after the European model has sounded the alarm.
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Beauty companies have started to catch on to the science behind hyaluronic acid, and formulated products of every kind to incorporate into your routine as the temperatures rise.
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The story goes that Hansen had to work stiff because if he didn't, he'd whiff on a punch or slam and everyone would catch on to the act.
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We hope other airports catch on to this trend, because even for those of us comfortable with flying, having horses around would make layovers a lot less tedious.
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He and several other voters I spoke with were sure a Bush resurgence was secretly in the works and that the media would soon catch on to it.
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"Exploiting this bug gives you access to every vulnerability report anyone sends to Google until they catch on to the fact that you're spying on them," Birsan told Motherboard.
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How long did it take you to catch on to the fact that the words Mr. Steinberg included in his theme set were made up of only four letters?
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For example: Rakes are large objects by goose standards, and the groundskeeper will easily catch on to what's happening if you try to just openly waddle your way out.
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There's very broad slapstick (especially after Chuck's surgery, when he can't see but has to pretend he can, lest his boss catch on to why he took a day off).
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So it sounds like T-Mobile might catch on to new scam numbers if it notices a bunch of subscribers immediately hanging up on a number they've never contacted before.
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This method is stupidly useful — mounted weapons are the most powerful options in the game — and I can't believe it took me 20 hours to catch on to the technique.
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But for those who were smart enough to catch on to Planes' raspy style of filth-rock, and awaited the day they might rise again, Prey is their just reward.
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Sure, the grey-haired bigwigs have started to catch on to the big trends—electricity, automation, connectedness—but if this week's news is any indication, it's the youth leading the charge.
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The other thing that's often misunderstood is that Chinese don't necessarily want to buy into the whole American, Westernized dream, and the West is quite slow to catch on to that.
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This also helps them to communicate effectively because they don't just hear the words coming out of other people's mouths, but they also catch on to subtleties in gesture and tone.
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As primary (or caucus) day approaches, this aggregate becomes increasingly myopic — that is, even more weight is given to recent data in an effort to catch on to last-minute surges.
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Otherwise the big guy might catch on to how uncomfortable you look in his presence and undo all your hard work trying to get him to forget about that campaign-trail grudge!
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That is because it can take the agency time to catch on to the fact that the conversion has been undone and the tax bill on that money is no longer owed.
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But slowly over time, clothing brands have started to catch on to those of us who exist beyond the gender binary or simply want to eschew traditionally masculine or feminine clothing options.
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The dispatcher who took the call spoke to local media, and admitted it took him a while to catch on to what the woman on the other end was trying to communicate.
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Plenty within the older demographic might catch on to the fact that sleep isn't exactly wellness, that pajamas don't need patented fabrics, and that expensive bed linens won't guarantee a better night's sleep.
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With these three new speakers, it nice to see Bose catch on to one of the hottest trends in audio, but I still wish the Home Speaker 500 looked a little less chintzy.
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Hopefully those respondents will soon catch on to the fact that being transgender is neither a lifestyle choice nor a disorder — so-called "gender identity disorder" was removed from the DSM in 2013.
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As more and more brands catch on to the fact that people want more from their products than just smelling good and seeming "natural," they're taking essential oils out of the equation, too.
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Slack is going to face a lot of competition, especially as larger companies start to catch on to the trend it helped create in terms of creating simple communications apps in the enterprise.
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"Exploiting this bug gives you access to every vulnerability report anyone sends to Google until they catch on to the fact that you're spying on them," Birsan told Motherboard in an online chat.
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"I would assume it would be bigger in the next couple quarters, especially as more non-Amazon sellers ... start to catch on to using Amazon's other tools, both on and off Amazon," he said.
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But, as more students elect to delay that freshman year, the NCES as well as colleges and universities themselves will surely catch on to the importance of tracking the outcomes of this growing trend.
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The police have been slow to catch on to these girls now that they've taken refuge online—from July 2015 until July this year, the force has only seen 12 cases of compensated dating.
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Not that it was realistically ever was going to catch on, to the point that he had to respond, but to say 'Of course Mr. Trump can swim' would be such a silly-sounding defense.
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My favorite of the American films, Ingrid Jungermann's "Women Who Kill," is a comedy so low-key and diffident, not to mention morbid, that it can take several beats to catch on to the jokes.
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As the public starts to catch on to the other email scandal, the question will be more and more pressing: Is a deeply ingrained habit of secrecy what we want, and need, in America's top diplomat?
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Kabir Barday, founder and CEO of OneTrust, told Business Insider that the valuation comes partly from opportunities among organizations that were slow to catch on to new data privacy regulations like Europe's GDPR and California's CCPA.
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When a phone can't grab on to a wireless signal, it often pumps up the juice of the radios in an effort to reach out as hard as it can to catch on to a network.
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That took awhile for people to catch on to, so when I researched that and learned that they went through the same thing, that was completely inspiring to me knowing that we're going the right route.
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In fact, the athleisure market in the U.S. is one area where America sits ahead of the rest of the world — Europeans, for example, have yet to catch on to the trend, A.T. Kearney's Aryapadi said.
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But Latin American countries - where many struggle with crippling shortages despite the region's overall water abundance - have been slow to catch on to the potential of water recycling, according to experts who say most reuse is informal.
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And President Barack Obama often relied on the phrase "let me be clear" to get his audiences to pay attention during several of his first-term speeches, until people started to catch on to the rhetorical device.
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The idea is that by simply twisting the dynamics of the pilot in slightly new ways, a show's early episodes can help viewers catch on to what the premise of the show is and who the characters are.
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And that they catch on to the point that it eats into the Department of Transportation's revenue, so they have to slash public transportation frequency to a point where it's no longer viable to maintain a robust public transportation system.
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This late in its run, it's clear that The Americans is ending with a story that asks if Philip and Elizabeth's marriage can be saved, above all else, and only then does it ask if Stan will catch on to them.
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Not only does it make it feel cohesive, but I always feel like, if I see a movie with my parents, and there's something they catch on to that I don't, it's either a specific reference from a different time or the music.
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Eventually, you could do everything on Instagram that you could on Snapchat, and it didn't take users long for users to catch on to Instagram stories: by early 2017, Instagram had 200 million daily story users, more than Snapchat's total daily active users.
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The funny thing about sneaker trends is that they often aren't new styles — rather, they're old standbys being revived by the right people (take Isabel Marant wearing the Stan Smith, for example) that catch on to soak up few months of fame.
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"What we're seeing is testing in limited numbers of markets," he said, adding that it took the airlines a little while to catch on to the fact that the changes they made to solve one problem unintentionally created another: eye-popping multicity fares.
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In a Vulture podcast recorded after the season two finale, Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail said that he had hoped viewers would start to question Elliot's reality, sure, and that he knew they might catch on to what was really going on.
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After all, as I'll eventually learn in the season premiere, Elizabeth now wears a cyanide capsule around her neck, the better to escape arrest should anybody catch on to her attempts to undercut an arms summit between the Americans and the Soviets.
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So these innovation topics and areas come in waves, and when you're there in the water, you kind of have to catch on to that wave, stand up and ride it, and then you have to think about what comes next and whatnot. Sure.
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Once the public starts to catch on to the Exxon story, the questions it raises will be clear: If Tillerson did take pains to hide financial risks from shareholders in a public company, isn't it reasonable to worry that he'll employ similar tactics in his new job?
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I guess we would call it more of a friendship stage," Duggar explained, and added of the special day he planned for her, "Our plan is to go to the car auction and use this as a decoy so she won't catch on to what we're actually planning on doing.
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I mean, there are tiny differences like how they catch on to new technology a bit faster, look about ten times better than I did in high school, and seemingly all have more Instagram followers than the rest of the world—but, are they inherently cooler or smarter than us?
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That time Bridges tried to stealthily slip his computer onto a pile of laptops that IT was wiping It took a while for anyone to catch on to what Bridges was doing, and he may have never gotten caught if Force's unrelated slip-ups hadn't drawn attention to Bridges's own activities.
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For those who didn't catch on to the initial hype: In simple terms, Pokémon Go is a game that uses a mobile device's GPS and clock to detect where and when you are in the game and make Pokémon "appear" around you (on your screen) so you can go and catch them.
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There are so many musicians out there, and it's always important no matter what you're doing to feel confident and secure in what you do and to keep doing that, but if there are different little selling points that people catch on to, if it's a good match, you should embrace those things.
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As 2017 progresses, more companies will catch on to the benefits of building their own engineering farm teams filled with diverse bootcamp grads instead of ruthlessly competing against one another for the small handful of homogenous computer science grads and mid- to senior-level engineers who are constantly on the lookout for the next, better-paying opportunity.
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One ex-girlfriend of a gang member told Blitzer that when they needed to lie low, "Carlos and his friends from MS-13 would change their style of dress" — like swapping out their shoes — and then "mocked the police for being slow to catch on" to the fact that they weren't wearing their "characteristic" gang attire.
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These luxurious coffee drinks have not yet made their way to the U.S. While we wait for a café here to catch on to the trend we have some time to decide whether this is a good way to add a little more sparkle into our lives or if we're going to steer clear for the sake of our G.I. tracts.
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And Arquette, who knows a thing or two about playing women driven by some unexplained dark urge within themselves, is so good at nailing the moment during every doctor's visit, during every stopover at a friend's house, during every social encounter, in which Dee Dee flips the power dynamic on a dime and demands that Gypsy re-surrender to her control before others catch on to what's happening.
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And Arquette, who knows a thing or two about playing women driven by some unexplained dark urge within themselves (having played such a character just a few months ago in Showtime's Escape at Dannemora) is so good at nailing the moment during every doctor's visit, during every stopover at a friend's house, during every social encounter, in which Dee Dee flips the power dynamic on a dime and demands that Gypsy re-surrender to her control before others catch on to what's happening.
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