I don't get caught by technology; I get caught by human memory.
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I don't think Sam's going to get caught up in as much noise as people are afraid he might get caught in.
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Banking committee Republicans want to grandstand when banks get caught, while voting to make it much less likely that banks actually do get caught.
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"It's easy, especially with multiple kids, to just get caught up in that — and it's a beautiful thing to get caught up in," says Nick.
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You might not get caught, and even if you do get caught, the monetary penalties will not create a meaningful deterrent to future misconduct. Sen.
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You get caught if you sell fake stuff as luxury.
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Do you get caught up in that, or ... Of course!
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We've got you covered so you can get caught up.
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It takes an extraordinary person not to get caught up.
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There's no telling what could get caught in its web.
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Kinda worried for the people who get caught with it.
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Who's most likely to … Get caught cheating on a test?
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KS: When they get caught it comes down on them.
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Really, I don't get caught up in all that stuff.
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Episode 7 — "Sin Salida" We've seen Pablo Escobar get caught.
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Get caught up here: Tuesday's testimony: Alexander Vindman Lt. Col.
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All they know is that they definitely did get caught.
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The grander the scope, the more likely they'll get caught.
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Don't get caught outThink you can spot a phishing email?
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I was just trying not to get caught from behind.
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It was almost as though he wanted to get caught.
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Sometimes we as humans get caught up in the moment.
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Here's what you need to know to get caught up.
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First let's get caught up on the weekend that was. .
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You don't want to get caught riding over your head.
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But let's not get caught up in the minor details.
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First, let's get caught up on the weekend that was. .
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First, let's get caught up on the weekend that was.
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Again, it's not a "storm" that you get caught in.
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Here's how to make sure you don't get caught out.
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Should players who take party drugs expect to get caught?
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Adele couldn't help but get caught up in the moment.
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Being with D.R.A.M., you get caught up in his world.
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Some will get caught, some may even make the news.
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It's unlikely that they'd get caught because of a download.
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Use the holiday to get caught up on last week.
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I get caught up on Love is Blind on Netflix.
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You don't want to get caught out there looking crazy.
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None of these deals where we get caught in quicksand.
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I get caught in major traffic on the way home.
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Otherwise, it's easy to get caught up in the moment.
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Ask, "Alexa, what's the latest news?" to get caught up.
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Say, "OK Google, what's the latest?" to get caught up.
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Don't get caught up in fad diets that aren't sustainable.
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Don't get caught up in fad diets that aren't sustainable.
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We have the reputation that bad guys will get caught.
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And not get caught up in the day to day.
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If she doesn't get caught, will she actually learn her lesson?
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"Don't get caught up on the rate of return," he adds.
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Get caught up on the day's five biggest politics stories below.
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Don't get caught up on the rate of return, he adds.
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Ukrainians don't want to get caught in the middle of this.
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James: You don't want to get caught off guard, do you?
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Some people get caught up in whether the product is perfect.
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If we don't get caught we'll stay there, digging, until dawn.
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I didn't get caught up in the gender role of it.
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Also, get caught up on season 1 if you missed out.
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"I don't get caught up on the little things," Torres said.
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And get caught up on season 1 if you missed out.
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I was terrified I would get caught and fined at customs.
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"Don't get caught up in the social media hype," Stubbs says.
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Sometimes investors get caught up in the narrative of the company.
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They don't want to get caught up in the trade dispute.
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You get caught doing anything, remember: You keep your mouth shut.
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It's easy to get caught up in building the perfect solution.
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But first let's get caught up on the weekend that was. .
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A lot of people slip up and get caught that way.
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This one in Illinois just happened to get caught red handed.
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Whatever the reason, chances are that you'll get caught in one.
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First let's get caught up on the Kanye weekend that was. .
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Others might get caught in the Gulf Stream and swept north.
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She shouldn't get caught up in the GOP narrative on this.
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Don't get caught in the crossfire when the foam starts flying.
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First though, let's get caught up on the weekend that was. .
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People "get caught up in the worry itself," Dr. Newman said.
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If you get caught up in one, what should you do?
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Let's get caught up on the biggest gaming headlines, starting now.
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And there are folks who can get caught up in that.
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If you get caught, think, shit, what am I gonna do?
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Maybe I'll get caught on the back foot, I don't know.
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The one time I did get caught, it was virtually intentional.
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As Australia may show, Huawei could get caught in the middle.
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Most drivers who are caught once do not get caught again.
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Today, Aquarius, try not to get caught up in the details.
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"It boggled my mind that they would get caught," Mike said.
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It's easy to get caught up in Black Friday shopping madness.
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"Do some guys probably get caught in this net?" she said.
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Don't get caught up in trying to literally copy every move.
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When we watch them, we get caught in their strange circularity.
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I can't get caught up taking days off and not playing.
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You could scroll for a bit, get caught up, then stop.
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I monitor emails and get caught up on this Money Diary.
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A creep thinking he would get caught in a dishonest act.
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They also teach us that it's best to not get caught.
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The only way to get caught would be in the act.
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"Don't get caught up with the party," the conservative Democrat cautioned.
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Even WADA's former head said only the "dopey dopers" get caught.
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You're shady as hell, Scorpio, but even you get caught sometimes.
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This will inevitably get caught on chair legs and stuck on corners.
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"They only write about gangsters who get caught," Brick once told me.
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I didn't get caught, but if I had, I would've been fine.
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Those who get caught are made to wear women's clothing and dance.
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You can get caught up in that real quick, and that's trouble.
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It would be unfair for them to get caught in the crossfire.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Labaton said.
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TC: How do companies typically get caught up in these similar practices?
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It's easy to get caught up in the material things in life.
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"I never wanted to get caught, I got in trouble," Macklemore said.
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Is Nurse Hoffel going to get caught for stealing all those meds?
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And get caught up on season 1 if you missed out. Also!
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They will get caught trying to buy the stuff to make it.
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But first let's get caught up on what happened in episode 3.
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PAUL TABONE You were lucky and didn't get caught like I did.
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But they might not get caught until after they've done the damage.
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It's that people don't seem to get caught and punished at all.
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Will Kevin get caught on cell phone video participating in fraternity hazing?
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As fishermen attempt to catch fish, dolphins get caught in their equipment.
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Every hour you don't get caught means more money for your family.
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It's so simple to get caught up in lines that divide us.
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Get caught up on everything just three and a half minutes. h2.
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"When you get caught after shopping in your daughters closet...," she wrote.
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At least you've got plenty of time to get caught up, right?
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It's easy to get caught up in feeling a sense of entitlement.
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Don't get caught up in that "playing physical" nonsense like it's 1996.
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No one wants to get caught on the wrong side of history.
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Even people who know better sometimes get caught up in the excitement.
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It's hard not to get caught up in that kind of mindset.
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Were the companies that did it simply too savvy to get caught?
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If they get caught, they just move on to their next victim.
|
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Get caught up in a whirlwind romance—worry about the details later!
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Because you get caught up in these two people and their lives.
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"People are terrified to get caught in a Twitter storm," she said.
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I get caught up on emails and tasks before a team meeting.
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"Very educated, astute folks get caught in this trap," Mr. Lipschutz said.
|
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It's easy to get caught up in the story of Huguette Caland.
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My father worried that I would get caught up in the war.
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I don't want to get caught out there and have to leave.
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You don't want to get caught in the open on a bridge.
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They flee, only to get caught in a battle that ends tragically.
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Still, he feared for Iranians who might get caught in the conflict.
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"But," he added, "what if I keep going and I get caught?"
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I don't get caught up in woe is me or why me.
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An IRL excuse to get caught up in the wonder of capitalism.
|
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A few get caught in high winds and sent many miles away.
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It's easy to get caught up in that or take things personally.
|
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She fears they could get caught in the crossfire if fighting resumes.
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Priorities USA doesn't get caught up in the details of that dispute.
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All the talk about data privacy can get caught up in political wrangling.
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It just made me realize that really great people just get caught up.
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But maybe you need to get caught up in time for the premiere.
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Numerous snakes get caught in beer cans each year because of their scales.
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Now, so did he get caught with his hand in the cookie jar?
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So at some point, I think it's impossible not to get caught up.
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You get caught, the shit hits the fan, and you probably split up.
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He did not need for his subsequent fall to get caught on camera.
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But you should probably get caught up in time to check it out.
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But Jennifer doesn't let them get caught up in this weird celebrity world.
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But you get caught up in it, you get ground up by it.
|
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These are the desperate excuses of somebody who thought he'd never get caught.
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The last thing you want to do is get caught in a downdraft.
|
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"These guys sure get caught fast," said the Dubai CEO about the case.
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It is solar powered which means you won't get caught out without power.
|
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Don't get caught up with someone who is emotionally unavailable or already taken.
|
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While the fellas get caught up in their swirling capes in Batman v.
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They get caught in nets like other fish, and hauled to the surface.
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He didn't get caught saying anything stupid and he didn't pick his nose.
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"He did everything he could not to get caught," Maria Gordon-Shydlo said.
|
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And get caught up on season 1 if you're late to the party.
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They don't want to get caught up in this meeting or that meeting.
|
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But she was too scared she would get caught with it, Do said.
|
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It's easy to get caught up in the show's drama and sexual tension.
|
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Most small businesses manage to stay compliant, or they don't get caught slipping.
|
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Too many people get caught up thinking about the butthole or the fingers.
|
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Our plan was to not have a plan, so we wouldn't get caught.
|
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Watch your step so you don't get caught in the snags and brambles.
|
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"He told me you can't get caught up in the atmosphere," Whitley said.
|
|
And then when they get caught with their hand in the cookie jar?
|
|
But it was not Froemming's job to get caught up in the moment.
|
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You don't want to get caught, so you put a safety net up.
|
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Rather than get caught with Kujawa, Putz attempted to jump off the balcony.
|
|
It's easy to get caught up in whatever is dominating a given moment.
|
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"One day, if I get caught, the truth will come out," he said.
|
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They get caught out in the weather, often with the people they love.
|
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That artery gets choked of and people get caught in a death funnel.
|
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Of shouty kids throwing things and then legging it before they get caught.
|
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The first rule of performing live is to never get caught lip-synching.
|
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Monopolies don't restrict competition with noticeable barriers because that's how they get caught.
|
|
So many times — everyone has been through this — you get caught off guard.
|
|
If they hunkered down here, the children would get caught in the crossfire.
|
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We feel bored, but we try not to get caught up in hysteria.
|
|
It's easy to get caught up in the hype of the primary season.
|
|
By starting early, he knows he'll never get caught with his pants down.
|
|
Is it also so that you don't get caught up in company politics?
|
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I get caught up with emails after a long day of meetings yesterday.
|
|
"Don't get caught up in saving money, just to save money," she said.
|
|
Some of them get caught up in the system despite their best efforts.
|
|
Before you get caught up in sharing your accomplishments, take a step back.
|
|
Solving climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics.
|
|
"It's almost impossible for somebody to stay out forever and not get caught."
|
|
So, no, I wouldn't get caught up in 'Where's the location of it?
|
|
If you want to get caught up, this is where you should start.
|
|
Still, some hedge funds continue to get caught in the riptide of volatile markets.
|
|
If she does get caught cheating on her exam, it's likely grounds for expulsion.
|
|
So I try not to get caught up in politics or any, 'entertaining' things.
|
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I think [if] you do get caught up, the trick is to catch yourself.
|
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Just want to know if we have more rules to get caught up on.
|
|
Trump has also expressed the belief that Putin is too crafty to get caught.
|
|
So don't get caught off guard — this is how very smart people get duped.
|
|
Music wasn't allowed, but some sneak it in and hope to not get caught.
|
|
"This is really about helping all these people get caught up," Mr. Seibert said.
|
|
Finally, hackers rarely get caught, claims Rios, which essentially makes it the perfect crime.
|
|
Eat your messy snacks with caution: your siblings could get caught in the crossfire.
|
|
The last thing you should have to do is get caught up in bookkeeping.
|
|
Huawei is far from the first company to get caught toying with benchmark results.
|
|
" – Melancholymelanie via Reddit "I like risky stuff, like playing where you could get caught.
|
|
"I don't get caught up in how many, or when they come," Francona said.
|
|
They don't get caught up in the accolades; they just go out and play.
|
|
Yeah, and you'll get caught off guard and then it affects you even more.
|
|
Not anymore, because if I get caught, my instruments are confiscated, and they're expensive.
|
|
Don't get caught-up with any preconceived notions of what "building a team" means.
|
|
SBM, was one of the first companies to get caught up in the scandal.
|
|
But first let's get caught up on what happened in the weekend that was. .
|
|
I tell her that it's worse to hide them because you'll get caught anyway.
|
|
One word to the wise: Don't get caught up in this Beaujolais nouveau bullshit.
|
|
As a freelance harm reduction worker, he doesn't get caught up in red tape.
|
|
"Take a pointer," without permission, and you're going to get caught pulling a DOGNAP.
|
|
But it's easy for founders to get caught up in what they need today.
|
|
If you get caught you can hide in some grass until they go away.
|
|
Sure, we get angry when people get caught saying or doing the wrong thing.
|
|
You'll get caught in the daily weeds, pruning and working in someone else's garden.
|
|
"It's easy to get caught up in the heat of a campaign," he said.
|
|
If I get caught up in that stuff, it's just going to be tiring.
|
|
But he will want to get caught trying, in the eyes of his followers.
|
|
It's easy to get caught up, especially for someone my age in this industry.
|
|
Get caught up with our quick list of what to expect from WWDC 2016.
|
|
He didn't get caught, but he left all his tools in my front yard.
|
|
It seems like many skiers get caught because they are ignorant of the danger.
|
|
Limp Bizkit didn't get caught talking to a bunch of kids at the park.
|
|
Never, never get caught with your feet together when you have to defend yourself.
|
|
Something happens, somebody miscontrols the ball, someone has a brilliant pass, you get caught.
|
|
It was always great—the idea that we could get caught was so exciting.
|
|
But it's these same students who may get caught in the coronavirus response crosshairs.
|
|
It's important to not get caught up in whatever glory there is for yourself.
|
|
Do you ever get caught looking at someone's light instead of in their eyes?
|
|
If you get caught, can you do the amount of time you're gonna get?
|
|
The I.R.S. is trying to do its job, and some people still get caught.
|
|
I think many recreational athletes get caught up in trends and forget the basics.
|
|
Sometimes TV shows just get caught in their particular eras and can't escape them.
|
|
If you get caught in a rip current, swim with it, not against it.
|
|
"Oftentimes, companies just get caught up in the logistics of the implementation," she says.
|
|
What if your videos about racism get caught up in an anti-racism sweep?
|
|
Don't get caught pretending to mouth the words at New Year's Eve this year.
|
|
Investors get caught in the narrative of a well-devised story touting outsize gains.
|
|
This is how criminals get caught: they just want to do one more job.
|
|
You know I think that it's easy to get caught up in the hype.
|
|
The Trump doctrine going forward will be anything goes, even if you get caught.
|
|
For some, just one arrest is enough to get caught up in the system.
|
|
The essential message is the same: We don't really care if we get caught.
|
|
It can be easy to get caught up in the latest news and polls.
|
|
" He subdivided the border problem into "illegal immigration, smuggling, sex trafficking, drugs, people trying not to get caught," as well as a second category of asylum claimants, or "people wanting to get caught from Central America because of these loopholes in our law.
|
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And it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement of glamour and fame.
|
|
Eventually, I'm able to start working to get caught up on my journal and planner.
|
|
Joel makes Sheila promise that if they get caught, he'll take the fall for everything.
|
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Please don't get caught up like you did in game of thrones and go MIA !!!!!!
|
|
"I think Donald Trump is going to get caught on this in 2020," Ingraham said.
|
|
Usually they get caught doing the bad stuff and then spend some time in prison.
|
|
In Amsterdam, you cycle everywhere and, this morning, I get caught in a sudden downpour.
|
|
"The possible harm to investors, who get caught in these schemes, is great," he said.
|
|
And oftentimes, one arrest is enough to get caught up in the criminal justice system.
|
|
Have you ever found the perfect sweater, only to get caught between two beautiful shades?
|
|
Never get caught in the rain again and get one for 28% off at $49.
|
|
"You get caught up in trying to outscore teams," Celtics guard Avery Bradley told reporters.
|
|
" Those careers end two ways: "You either gonna get caught, or you gonna get killed.
|
|
I never really thought people were stupid enough to get caught up in this stuff.
|
|
A wide cast of teachers and other students get caught up on the action, too.
|
|
Plastic, for example, can get caught in paper recycling filters and gum up the machines.
|
|
Will some relatively benign people—small businesses, kitten fan pages—get caught in the crossfire?
|
|
Going on Instagram, I do that for business purposes, and always get caught with scrolling.
|
|
There's a lot of stories about people who get caught at the very last minute.
|
|
"Don't get caught up in a short-term view of same-store comparables," Johnson said.
|
|
That leaves us just enough time to get caught up on where we left off.
|
|
Even modern headphone makers get caught up in a flashy fad every now and then.
|
|
" When candidates get caught in the details, she said it "just feeds into people's anxieties.
|
|
"He's so hot, it's easy to get caught up in what this is," she says.
|
|
If you're not wholly invested from the get-go, you'll never get caught back up.
|
|
How can you not get caught up in trying to see who blinks or fidgets?
|
|
They even had some people stay behind and stand guard so they wouldn't get caught.
|
|
I'm saying this because it's so easy to get caught up in our own lives.
|
|
I couldn't get caught up in picking a certain man to please a certain community.
|
|
If there's an error or a deceptive practice, it's much less likely to get caught.
|
|
Obviously the best way to get caught up is a good old fashioned re-watch.
|
|
He did confirm that it was illegal though; so probably best not to get caught.
|
|
And I still figured out how to get caught every time I did something wrong.
|
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Because if you get caught in your car with guns or drugs, it's a bust.
|
|
Don't get caught without a sous vide or sharp knife right as you're cooking dinner.
|
|
Health care is far too critical to let it get caught up in partisan bickering.
|
|
The former Trump adviser is the latest campaign official to get caught in the probe.
|
|
It's just unfortunate people get caught in them and are not able to get out.
|
|
It's human nature to find joy in solving problems and get caught up in discovery.
|
|
It doesn't take much, once you get caught broadside against a rock in swift water.
|
|
For those who dodge their taxes and get caught, the sting seems to fade fast.
|
|
In this edition, you're actually encouraged to weasel around the rules — just don't get caught.
|
|
You get caught up into the distractions from the outside, that means you're not focused.
|
|
Get caught lying about something, which 69 percent of employers deem an instant deal breaker.
|
|
It can be easy to get caught up in the breathless romance of wedding prep.
|
|
Don't get caught up in paranoia—you actually are receiving a lot of support today!
|
|
I can't get caught up in the racial, sexist bulls**t he's got going on.
|
|
In good times, it is easy to get caught up in trying to obtain everything.
|
|
And when you get caught speaking poorly about someone, at least own up to it.
|
|
The time jump, at least, means it won't be that hard to get caught up.
|
|
"I don't want to get caught in the city again because of fire," he said.
|
|
Although with our current run of luck, the king would probably get caught groping somebody.
|
|
"I really don't watch award shows and get caught up in all that," he said.
|
|
I try to get caught up on emails: logistics for Saturday's Morristown Book Festival, etc.
|
|
It's delicate political ground, and we don't want to get caught up in the wash.
|
|
Don't go out there and get coked off your face and get caught in orgies.
|
|
"I don't get caught up in it in the least," he said of the standings.
|
|
"Because I don't get caught up in the New York nonsense and all the hubbub."
|
|
Here's what you need to know to get caught up in time for Manafort's trial:
|
|
"It was in the tens of thousands of dollars to get caught up," Swanson said.
|
|
Nadal did not get caught up in any hype about another possible encounter with Federer.
|
|
He could get caught on tape boasting about sexually assaulting women, and he would survive.
|
|
We can get caught up in the moment of the thing you are working on.
|
|
"The call is it's a lot of risk assets will get caught up," said Hartnett.
|
|
We'll get caught up next week when Game of Thrones returns with Episode 5, "Eastwatch."
|
|
Sure, she'd reported it herself — but only because she might get caught, the reasoning went.
|
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Sure, she'd reported it herself — but only because she might get caught, the reasoning went.
|
|
Even the savviest among us can get caught up in the pressures of salary secrecy.
|
|
So you get laughed at when you get caught outside your aura of presenting yourself.
|
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If you get caught up in some shit and fuck up and get dunked on?
|
|
And not get caught up ... Cause he's really good at that, that's his forte. Right.
|
|
Today could be super moody, especially if you get caught up in the small stuff.
|
|
"I've always been a firm believer in waiting until guys' careers are over, but a lot of people nowadays get caught up in the moment, get caught up in what have you done for me lately and forget about the great players," Durant said.
|
|
But Democrats, like Donald Trump's Republican competitors, as well, get caught up in the daily controvert.
|
|
They don't get caught up in messy Instagram drama or say the wrong thing in interviews.
|
|
But sometimes, geopolitical tensions cross paths with scientific missions—and researchers get caught in the middle.
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I don't really get caught up too much in it's number 21 or 22 or whatever.
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"Sometimes guys just get caught in between—between the fastball and the breaking ball," Jacoby said.
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You never truly know the durability of your coat until you get caught in a downpour.
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"I don't know how I didn't get caught for [sneaking out]," she said in the video.
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They even dismantled the car and sent the parts to junkyards so they wouldn't get caught.
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At least, if you know what you're doing, and are lucky enough to not get caught.
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Get caught selling rocks, and it's five years on outbound calls at seven bucks a week.
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Even these reconsiderations cannot help but get caught up in the maternal melodrama of it all.
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Fortunately, there are ways to get caught up without binging almost three days' worth of episodes.
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Amanda Carpenter always knew it was possible she could get caught up in a Washington scandal.
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Here are some answers about the riskiest destinations in the world to get caught with cannabis.
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"I don't want to hold things up and get caught up in false fights," Biden said.
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But the industry could get caught out by challenges from a fast-changing global trade environment.
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Tiana's not into the rap beef and isn't trying to get caught between two big egos.
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It's easy to get caught up in the holiday hype, but don't forget about Uncle Sam.
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Will Frances get caught before she has a chance to blow up Catherine's Calder Valley home?
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During prep I had to be careful to not get caught up in self body shaming.
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You get prison rules and many children get caught up in the older people's trouble-making.
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If you get caught slacking, at least you can say you're learning how to program, right?
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My mom was doing the same work she was just smart enough not to get caught.
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"I wouldn't get caught up in where's the location of it," Cook told the news organization.
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So only buy flights you're really sure about and don't get caught in the deal mania.
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And when alcohol's involved, people make dumb moves or people get caught up in the moment.
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Sometimes snares are set to catch antelopes and other food sources, and gorillas can get caught.
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Don't get caught up in the ego trip of how many days or years you have.
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The larger females get caught in the sieve while slimmer males slide into the water beneath.
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If you didn't get caught on the end of his lead leg, Schilt could be overwhelmed.
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But advocates also said they don't want lawmakers to get caught up relitigating past industry actions.
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And even though I know I do it, I still get caught up in my head.
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Have fun with it, and don't get caught up in winning or building the biggest strongholds.
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And when alcohol's involved, people make dumb moves or people get caught up in the moment,.
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"I don't get caught up in how many, or when they come," manager Terry Francona said.
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" 6002ChenGe jokes: "Two kids...if you don't listen in class, you can get caught very easily.
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It's possible that an app that includes a malicious password popup would get caught by Apple.
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And if they get caught it's like 60, 70 grand [$83,000—$97,000] and straight to jail.
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Basically, anyone selling drugs on the internet without Tails is much more likely to get caught.
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I get caught up in the surroundings and usually forget to look at the actual words.
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Here, a swirl of mothers of first graders get caught up in a tangled, rancorous mess.
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Participants attend classes to get caught up on their high school education and prepare for college.
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Smaller investors who are out of the loop can get caught up in such massive fluctuations.
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This policy, says Stark, deterred researchers not wanting to get caught up in a political battle.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in the future and in the past," Bennett says.
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No. 2, I get caught for doping a second time, I could get a lifetime ban.
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Olaf delivers plenty of laughs and you'll easily get caught up in the gorgeously animated picture.
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Everything becomes pathologized and restricted; people can get caught up in what will make them sicker.
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That's because the Sanders team doesn't want to get caught up in fights over the financing.
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Nor does it want to get caught up in a hot war between Israel and Iran.
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All he asks in return is that I don't snitch him out if I get caught.
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And if they do drive, it means even more fees piled on if they get caught.
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It's easy to get caught up in all this crap that's going on in the world.
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"We often get caught in our own silos, in our own individual organizations," Mr. Katulis said.
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Seriously, these two better stop going behind each other's backs or they're going to get caught.
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It's easy to get caught up in the moment, and you're not seeing guys do that.
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Others might maintain their surveillance, trying not to get caught while they continue to collect data.
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"One thing that we don't get caught up in here is your chronological age," Rizzo said.
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They sometimes don't get caught, and even when they do, they don't always suffer for it.
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People get caught up in bunches sometimes and they wish they could control what you say.
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Did Roman get caught up in the drug trade, or change his identity and run away?
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It's easy to get caught up online, especially when you don't feel heard in real life.
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So, dear reader, do not get caught up in today's headlines or the Fox spin cycle.
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"Sometimes people get caught up in these misplaced ideas of what authenticity is," Ms. Wasner said.
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It's less likely to get caught on cords but slightly more likely to struggle crossing thresholds.
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It doesn't get you much slack with the California highway patrol when you get caught speeding.
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I get caught up reading about the people who are running for positions in my district.
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"We've also been fearful that Apple would get caught up in the trade war," said Cramer.
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Chanel Reynolds is a textbook example of how even the best planners can get caught short.
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The lions and other predators frequently get caught in wire snares set out for smaller animals.
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It might help deter more wrongdoing as more duplicitous foundations learn that they could get caught.
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She will not get caught in volleys of conversation, and judges prospective dates who do so.
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" And he said, "Because no matter how rich you are, everybody can get caught in traffic.
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Today, that figure is down to 13 percent — and nearly half get caught after two killings.
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When it comes to cooking, it's easy to get caught up in the fantasy of transformation.
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He would just explain it away and say, 'I don't get caught up with all that.
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Even if you don't get caught, you're still an asshole for doing it, so just…don't.
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Sort of — though there's always the risk you'll get caught scanning and come off like a creep.
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When drug traffickers in the area think they might get caught, they throw their cocaine cargo overboard.
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Check out our news STREAM to get caught up on what you missed over the holiday, here.
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"I just want them to get caught, especially if they're doing this to other people," he added.
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Although this time there's no slot for dust to get caught in so, so no blowing necessary.
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We have a lot of people get caught up cause they are still friends with the inmates.
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His finger appeared to get caught on the ball while trying to catch a pass in traffic.
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And if you were to get caught, getting kicked out would be the least of your problems.
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Russian spy agencies compete furiously with each other and often do not care whether they get caught.
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"The fame, the whole thing, you do get caught up in it," Joy said in the documentary.
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However, she doesn't mind, using the time to "get caught up on all my shows," she said.
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They're more likely than other countries to say they cheat because they know they won't get caught.
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However, advocates fear Dreamers could get caught up in deportation proceedings even if they're not a priority.
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In an ideal world, you'd never actually get caught by the creature and die, always barely escaping.
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In many cases, the only thing that really matters is how likely you are to get caught.
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"It is very important that that money not get caught up in any bureaucracy," Mr. Cuomo said.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in the rat race of New York City," he says.
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Some didn't think they'd get caught, but there's a special breed of people who just don't care.
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It seems to me now that he wanted to maximize his time before he would get caught.
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After a few years working in an industry, it's easy to get caught in an echo chamber.
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They get caught around his ankles and the change in his pockets goes flying across the room.
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Although the focus is on criminal groups, casual users still get caught in the criminal justice system.
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"It's just so easy to get caught up in the wrong things when you're young," he said.
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COHN: I HAVE NOT, BUT I DID GET CAUGHT OFF GUARD WHEN HE STARTED TWEETING LAST NIGHT.
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What if it truly doesn't matter who did it, or why, or if they ever get caught?
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So many recipients don't work and get caught on welfare, suffering in poverty for years…even generations.
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This is a trap that most repeat entrepreneurs get caught in, and I still fall for it.
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It's going to happen when you get caught in a turnaround against a good team like that.
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"I think a lot of the pellets or 'the nurdles' get caught in the vegetation," Wilson said.
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Why it matters: Who notices hackers makes a big difference in how fast the hackers get caught.
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In that situation, happens to everyone in this room, where you get caught on a quick break.
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Cybersecurity companies helping companies not get caught with their pants down raised over $3.3 billion in 2015.
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Even those who do look ahead can get caught up in the current political or economic climate.
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It's hard not to get caught up in the retail frenzy, even if you don't want to.
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When you were doing the book, did you get caught up in the spirit of the season?
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Remember that it's supposed to be fun, so don't get caught up in taking yourself too seriously.
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"People get caught up in a sales culture selling things that maybe they don't understand," he said.
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Some fear Australia could get caught in the middle of the superpowers' rivalry, damaging its own interests.
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If I ever get caught, that's what they think I'm going to be: a monster, a freak.
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"I don't like to get caught in any kind of mental trap when I'm working," she says.
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Get caught up: President Donald Trump and senior Chinese leaders on Wednesday signed an 86-page agreement.
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WE ALWAYS WORRIED, WE MANAGE PUBLIC MONEY, WERE WE GOING TO GET CAUGHT IN THE POLITICAL CROSSFIRE?
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They can also get caught and entangled in commercial fishing nets and meshes used to protect beaches.
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Now is the time to get caught up, since the sequel is coming out in February 2020.
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Dogs, like people, can also get caught in fast streams, or in the ocean, particularly in riptides.
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Dogs, like people, can also get caught in fast streams, or in the ocean, particularly in riptides.
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We cannot allow resources for children's health care to get caught up in politics and budget battles.
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When couples get divorced, children are not the only ones who can get caught in custody disputes.
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People get caught up in what you're caught up in, which ultimately aids in clarity of communication.
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But that doesn't mean you don't get caught up in a number of other holiday time vortexes.
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"Sometimes you can get completely off track because you get caught up in other things," Harris said.
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It's unclear how the investigation is going, but Phineas Fisher doesn't seem too worried he'll get caught.
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But those around him, from his former butler to campaign staff, continue to get caught in controversy.
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And she's starting to get caught in controversies that, until now, she's mostly been able to avoid.
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It's easy to get caught up in a championship-or-bust mentality, but that's not always realistic.
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It's easy to get caught up in fantasies while these two planets are at odds with each other.
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"I hope whoever did this, I hope they get caught and punished for what they did," she said.
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I just didn't want to get caught out for being a fraud, even though I probably was one.
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We find that there are people who are 52 or 53 who get caught up in these issues.
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We get caught up in minutiae and risk losing sight of what binds us, rather than divides us.
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To the extent the market will get caught up in the rhetoric, it will create a buying opportunity.
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But successful people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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It appears that all you need is a drone with a sufficiently long range to not get caught.
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Cheaters who get away with their deceit are rewarded, while those who get caught face consequences, INSIDER reports.
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The mood is daydreamy—don't get caught up in paranoid thoughts just because things don't immediately make sense.
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They get caught in a rainstorm and huddle beneath a sprawling live oak tree, draped in Spanish moss.
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Even those who reject overseas manufacturing seem to get caught up in the appeal of cheap mass production.
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You can get caught up watching the car's 41,999 RGB LED lights on 2,460 strips in any mode.
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Fortunately, the internet is full of resources to get caught up for the final season premiere on Sunday.
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I don't know where the night will take us tonight, and I don't want to get caught unprepared!
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Confront it rather than waiting to get caught; inevitably, it will come to light some way or another.
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"There's this great line from Tony Robbins, 'Don't get caught up with the tyranny of how,'" Brouwer said.
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That's part of the appeal: Not only could you get caught, but you could also crash and die.
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JON FORTT: It's easy to get caught up in the magic of A.I. I'm curious about the business.
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He said it&aposs easy to get caught up in the excitement and try to damage the fence.
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At the end of the day, that's why it's so tough not to get caught up on results.
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I was either going to shoot somebody, or I was going to get caught up in some crossfire.
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Still, one-and-a-half centuries of business has taught Cargill not to get caught in the middle.
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It might sound kinky, but it's not the ideal situation to get caught up in when you're working.
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Before you get caught yet again in an unexpected downpour, take a look at the 15 picks ahead.
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It will also give dad some peace and quiet so he can get caught up on his sleep.
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The storm hit the coast this morning, so I get caught up reading about the rescues and outages.
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OK. So, let&aposs not get caught up in this little vanilla biscuit, oh, you know, semantic gymnastics.
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"Facebook is actively hostile towards that stuff, and if you get caught, they'll cancel your account," he added.
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It's not that he's delusionary about it; it's that he thinks somehow he's going to not get caught.
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"In paradigm shifts, most people get caught overextended doing something overly popular and get really hurt," he wrote.
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A well-known VR/AR blogger told me that audio is where many VR developers get caught up.
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At its longest, my hair would get caught in shirt buttons, zippers, and things as I walked by.
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With such frequent release cycles for phones nowadays, it's easy to get caught up chasing the next model.
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"I don't follow anyone on Instagram now, because that's when I get caught up in it," she says.
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This is actually a hugely transformative energy, but only if you don't get caught up in power struggles.
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Well, the issue with these crimes is not that people are punished too leniently once they get caught.
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Whatever you do, don't get caught in a river current that illegally transports you across the Canadian border.
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But if you just need to get caught up, here are the biggest questions people are asking: 1.
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You'll never get caught napping behind the office plant, but only if you become one with nature first.
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Engage in problem-solving but don't allow yourself to get caught into a cycle of thinking too much.
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But for the 10 percent of small-business owners who do get caught, a mistake can be expensive.
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I think a lot of them ... When you're not sorry until you get caught, you're not really sorry.
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CNN's Hill team has reported extensively overnight, so you can get caught up on what happened, why Sen.
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But most get caught in the conflict before reaching the promises of jobs in the Gulf, Headon says.
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That's always the case, but we pretend otherwise because it's fun to watch and get caught up in.
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If you cross the street in Shanghai and get caught jaywalking by a surveillance camera, it goes down.
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Freeman himself doesn't want to get caught up in any of the fandom that comes with the sport.
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It's only $5 and will help you avoid any future headaches, if you get caught flying without registration.
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But once you get caught up to current, it will begin suggesting you watch the "latest" episode instead.
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Get caught in the mud after he's rocked the defender to sleep, and he'll accelerate to the hoop.
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Mr. Householder said he knew he was committing a crime, but did not believe he would get caught.
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First, we tidied up, put away wires and shoes so they wouldn't get caught up in the robots.
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Ridgway had considered killing his first two wives but decided that he was too likely to get caught.
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It's easy to get caught up in your feelings and let them dictate impulsive changes to your plans.
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"You try not to get caught up in it, because it was only the second out," he said.
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When Duncan tells us, "Adrenaline crashes through my body," we are meant to get caught in the crash.
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"It is easy to get caught up in the game of startups and investing in them," Wilson wrote.
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My favorite email newsletter to get caught up on everything happening in the business world is Morning Brew.
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Plenty of "good apples" can get caught in Amazon's machine learning-based process of suspending sellers, Kearns said.
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Young people around the world have a new excuse the next time they get caught doing something risky.
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Sometimes families would get caught, and their children would be removed from the school in a humiliating fashion.
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It's easy to get caught in those patterns so it was great to do something exciting and fresh.
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It was all too heady in these ways for me to get caught up in my previous problem.
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It's essentially a powder made of tiny crystals in which water molecules get caught as the temperature decreases.
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He had to use proceeds from selling coal and land to help get caught up on his bills.
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Margot: I didn't cover the public option back in 2009, so I've been trying to get caught up.
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I try not to get caught up in the politics and hierarchies on their side of the table.
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Do you ever smell your fragrance again when you wash your hands or get caught in the rain?
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The people we have typically captured tend to be the ones who are dumb enough to get caught.
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"We just don't want to get caught in a situation where it affects our inventory," he told Reuters.
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"It's easy to get caught up in the moment, just going from tournament to tournament now," Marino said.
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"What I learned during SARS is, let's not get caught flatfooted, let's anticipate rather than react," Khan says.
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I get caught up in whether or not I've mentally constructed it correctly and it ruins the book.
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Not surprisingly, some investors don't want to get caught in the transition from old methods to new ones.
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If you get caught, you'll be thrust into battle with a massive squid-like monster swimming in tar.
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But everyone knows Hendricks has a terrific pickoff move, so it is kind of unforgivable to get caught.
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So please be honest on the front end and help us help you, because you will get caught.
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It's very easy to forget when you get caught up in a day or finish a late match.
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If you get caught in a traffic jam for four hours, that's four hours of your productivity gone.
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I do this deliberately because I never want to get caught with a tax bill I can't pay.
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Federer and Nadal have fluctuated in their desire to get caught up in it publicly through the years.
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"The holidays are really hard for me because I just get caught up in it all," she said.
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Get caught in a summer storm with rains so hard you take that stranger up on a ride.
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" Don't get caught up in the daily news cycle "We're more intent on finding the best possible companies.
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But Pittsburgh isn't about to get caught up in a "what if" game in regard to the playoffs.
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Then their coffins get caught up in high-voltage wires, and the corpses are electrocuted back into life.
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"This is still a way for people to get caught up if they've just found out," said Minnott.
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Rather than get caught up in all of that, it's probably best to protect yourself from the outset.
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So, while a subpoena recipient does not get caught by surprise, he destroys evidence at his own risk.
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Zeller: There's a tremendous amount of red tape that interpreters can get caught in during the visa process.
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To get caught up, here's a recap of events that led us to where we are now. Nov.
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What's left is a chase in which we end up half-rooting for the escapee to get caught.
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Peñalosa subscribes to PaseLaVoz because he's undocumented and can't afford to get caught for driving without a license.
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We made a decision a long time ago not to get caught up in that aspect of it.
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Even if we get caught, I'm thinking the man takes the beef, the woman never goes to jail.
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I don't care if they apologize — when you're not sorry until you get caught, you're not really sorry.
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We have all our wildfire updates on one page, so you can get caught up in a few minutes.
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But it's too easy to get caught up in all the hype, which is what most people are doing.
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For most people, it's easy to get caught up in everything you have to balance during a typical workday.
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And since all movies suck right now, this is the perfect time to get caught up on TV, right?
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Or, at the very least, don't get caught up in it all and book a holiday for god's sake.
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It's not a great time for Huawei to get caught using deceptive practices, no matter how minor the infraction.
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But mentally strong people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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And the worst-case scenario is that they get caught flat-footed just the way they did last time.
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And how did this sweet and serendipitous moment get caught on camera for the Facebook masses to swoon over?
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In the process, banks, asset reconstruction companies, innocent third-party purchasers get caught in the crosshairs of the PMLA.
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Ordinary users can get caught up in the operations and take part in the spread of misinformation, Facebook said.
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Calendars are essential for me, and I don't want to get caught by surprise if you shut down tomorrow.
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It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of that, but the economics still need to make sense.
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"Sometimes I get caught up in the opinions of others and I get really down on myself," she wrote.
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If we get caught in the middle, we will be crushed like a watermelon when these two powers clash.
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If you're not already firmly aboard the Grace & Frankie train, then you're more than overdue to get caught up.
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Too often, these accidental investors get caught in an endless cycle of rash decision-making driven by headline noise.
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" Today, he said, "if you wanna write a bot that doesn't get caught you gotta be better than that.
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Students will get caught and they will just take and gather in a different spot to continue to vape.
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Vaquita porpoises - of which about 30 are left - get caught in the nets that poachers use for the fish.
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But I also don't want us to get caught up in white folks validating our pain in their media.
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He's still figuring out how he feels about Issa, and Tasha is going to get caught in the crossfire.
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They are also—and this is important—definitely risking a perma-ban from PokéDeveloper Niantic if they get caught.
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One may understand that it's easy to get caught up in the moment without fully weighing the possible ramifications.
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Don't get caught up celebrating random acts of kindness; instead, always ask why the kindness had to be random.
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"Sometimes we get caught up with all the stuff that we got going on," Alves, 35, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Christmas is the time of year miracles happen, and because it's 2016, sometimes those miracles get caught on camera.
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The animals must come to the ground at some point, as they do get caught occasionally in these traps.
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That means it can get caught up in Indian spats with China that have nothing to do with it.
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Everyone thinks she wanted to hook up with Tristan and she just didn't think she was gonna get caught.
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I didn&apost want my boys to get caught on the barbed wire while they were running and playing.
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No. No, honestly I thought that maybe the rumors were going to be true and we would get caught.
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Sometimes, you can get caught in, 'It's 207-2, we're on the road, let's just keep chipping it out.
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Weiner wasn't hacked and would get caught sexting with multiple people who weren't his wife over the coming years.
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And no one should be surprised if more automakers get caught using cheating software or other blatantly illegal scams.
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I get caught up in the texture of their voices and how they slot into the beat's smooth glide.
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" And here's how Edwards paraphrased that conversation for everyone else at the table: "Don't get caught in [Vanderpump's] web.
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Though adults get caught up, too, kids are especially susceptible to peer pressure and FOMO (fear of missing out).
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That's right, new homes are the traditional source of housing supply that can't get caught in the prisoner's dilemma.
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That means it's harder to do mischievous stuff on it, and if you do, it's easier to get caught.
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But there is a rhetorical briar patch within which private choices at the end-of-life could get caught.
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Drug mules work individually, and the stash they carry can be easily replaced if they get caught or worse.
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There's an absurd amount to explore at Masada, and it's easy to get caught up in the distant past.
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In the third round, both fighters are visibly worn out, and get caught in a scramble at the ropes.
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But emotionally intelligent people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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It's easy to get caught up in the day to day routine and lose sight of the bigger picture.
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Voice technology gadgets, including Amazon's Alexa and Google's Duplex, could get caught up in the next data protection battleground.
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And second, members of the majority who have not faced a competitive race in years can get caught napping.
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The Titans are riding high after a blowout win over the Browns and could get caught sleeping at home.
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The earbuds are also waterproof, so you're covered when you break a sweat or get caught in a drizzle.
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I'll only take it off when working on cars or climbing as it might get caught or scratched up.
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Take complete control over your heating with a Hive smart thermostat, and never get caught in the cold again.
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While Trump's rhetoric primarily targeted China and Mexico, other countries were widely expected to get caught in any crossfire.
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Vaquitas inadvertently get caught in large nets—called gillnets—that fishermen leave in the ocean to pick up later.
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You can get caught up in the mystery of that storytelling, of that leveling up, of that efficient routing.
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As long as we don't get caught up in aestheticizing it and forgetting all of the meaning and history.
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Utilities and public officials readily brace for storms and heat but can get caught off guard when temperatures drop.
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Well, those people are breaking the law, and the fine (if they get caught) is between $100 and $250.
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I thought to myself, 'there has got to be a tool to help me not get caught flat-footed.
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Beyond airplanes, you could probably play dumb and say you didn't know the rules if you did get caught.
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As any parent -- or, really, any adult -- will tell you, it's easy to get caught in that blame game.
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Yet today liberals have their own tolerance blind spot, and Christians are most likely to get caught in it.
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Which is mostly OK—you'll get caught up, especially in an environment when most people are working from home.
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If you get caught up in the day-to-day, you miss the opportunity to strategize and be creative.
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It's really easy to get caught up on technical obstacles, because you feel you have to solve this problem.
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In the age of hot takes and clickbait headlines, it's easy to get caught in the hype surrounding Lemonade.
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And you can get caught up on what exactly is (and isn't) in Mr. Trump's tax cut plan here.
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Here's the big stuff from Samsung in a digestible form, if you want to just get caught up quick.
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And what did former Energy Secretary Rick Perry actually do, other than get caught up in the Ukraine debacle?
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Though the kits are designed for girls, I teach my sons not to get caught up in gender norms.
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It was a bit frustrating to get caught up how I did, but it was because of IRS rules.
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You're not solving a real issue when you address the one thing you just happened to get caught about.
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I make a lot of different phone calls and spend some time with my leader to get caught up.
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He could get caught up in the story, so to speak, and little by little begin to forget himself.
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Meanwhile those banal acts of racism that don't get caught in a photo or a tweet go by unremarked.
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It is easy to get caught up in one of those challenging A-Z questions that pesky moderators ask.
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"How about both of y'all get caught in a fire, and neither one of y'all get rescued?" she said.
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You can get caught up here: The man who came up with this challenge is YouTuber Graham The Christian.
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The laws in place hardly matter: Those willing to take a chance can gamble that they won't get caught.
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To get caught laundering money, "you'd have to be either very stupid or very unlucky," Cassara recently told NPR.
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Nowadays, especially on the field, it is difficult to do or say anything and not get caught on camera.
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It's easy to get caught up in wanting to be right or spend endless hours ruminating about who's right.
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I think it's incumbent of people not to get caught up in the noise of what are noisy data.
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I don't want to get caught up in the specifics of this joke and the horrible responses it got.
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But Buffet said he would not get caught short of cash that he could use should market conditions deteriorate.
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They stressed that these are not uniformly bots or trolls, and that real people get caught up in them too.
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"If you get caught and don't have bribes to pay, you could get executed, just like my relatives," she said.
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The run-in with Chinese social media users is another example of how companies can get caught in political issues.
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"Anybody caring for a senior probably should think if they&aposre misbehaving they could get caught for it," he said.
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" via GIPHY "In my car in the park, nothing much yet, get caught by a cop, tells us to scram.
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Noisey: To start things off, how do you prioritize what you need and not get caught up in bad energy?
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But for Jane, nothing about it is complicated — she's thrilled he's dead — as long as they all don't get caught.
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It&aposs a zero-tolerance policy if you get caught crossing the southern border, you&aposre going to get prosecuted.
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You're cutting a significant percentage of your career and potentially life earnings if you get caught doping in the NFL.
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Just make sure that you don't get caught if you're getting it on in a public place, like your car.
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"I am getting worried ... that he'll get caught on little things like making fun of people on Twitter," says one.
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And when you get caught crossing, the Feds detain you, process you and deport you back to your home country.
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MELE: Right, so, obviously if you are using a stolen credit card to buy a soda, you get caught, right?
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So if you do something stupid like transport weed over state lines and get caught, you're getting a felony conviction.
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"They don't want to get caught on the wrong side of history when it comes to Zika," he told CNN.
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It's going to suck if Rachel has to get caught in the crosshairs of their drama and ruin her weave.
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I don't get caught up too much in last at-bat, two at-bats ago, or even recent small history.
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The women get caught in a cycle of allowing each other power, then running after that power to reclaim it.
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But with Italy and France helping to beef up the Libyan Coast Guard, most now get caught before reaching Europe.
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"One motto she told me was, 'It's O.K. to be naughty as long as you don't get caught,' " Harry said.
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One concern is that satire and headlines that parody well-worn clickbait cliches might get caught up in this trawl.
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He also took a major risk and went over for an interview as Buress — and he still didn't get caught.
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"Sometimes I get caught up in the opinions of others and I get really down on myself," Baldwin, 21, writes.
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"When you get caught up in magazine covers and stories, you start believing your own hype," Spencer tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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He also allegedly told police he knew what he did was wrong, but he never expected he would get caught.
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Apple is one stock that he does not want to see get caught in the crossfire of the trade war.
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My only concern was this level at the atrium where I knew that I could get caught by the cops.
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However, we can't help but wonder if the glitter used in these golden coffees might get caught in our throats.
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Shoelaces often get caught up in the wheels, so it's best to stow all your footwear before a cleaning session.
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She and Mars are outside and get caught up with him, the police, and the white neighbor who called them.
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We've tried not to get caught up in every possible fact check of a trivial statement or attack or tweet.
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Guilt sometimes trickles down my back if I get caught up in thinking that our in-law exchange wasn't even.
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When you get to a certain level of organized crime, undercover cops are the only way you can get caught.
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Everyone thinks she wanted to hook up with Tristan and she just didn't think she was going to get caught.
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James and his contact at Instagram have to submit an official form, and they do not want to get caught.
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And after the experience, you will likely get caught up in wondering what else can be achieved with this technology.
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The finale for the show just aired, and it's a good time to get caught up before you're inadvertently spoiled.
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People underestimate that because they get caught up in too many headlines that are more political than they are economic.
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LOS ANGELES — Have you ever wished you could get caught in a hoard of walkers à la The Walking Dead?
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Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't expect the company's flagship handset to get caught up in growing trade tensions with China.
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Additionally, Plumlee said the dust material can easily get caught in the wind, something that is commonly seen after fires.
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That way you don't let yourself get caught in the perfection cycle and let one task take your whole day.
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When dealing with something as uncharted as cryptocurrency, however, even the most experienced investor can get caught in a scam.
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Oppenheimer's Stoltzfus said investors shouldn't get caught up in the trade hype and instead should focus on the bigger picture.
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" Here's how Edwards remembers the conversation: "She said, 'Don't let her steer you and don't get caught in her web.
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And if you get caught, per Quavo's advice, do a show for the prosecutor's kids to get the charges dropped.
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So if you're a witness who doesn't want to get caught, it's easy to evade the FBI for a week.
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We scouted the floor in advance and decided the men's staff bathroom was the least likely place we'd get caught.
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When you get caught between the moon and New York City best that you can do is fall in love.
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And if they get caught standing still for too long, she'll shoot out the right straight and do some damage.
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Throughout my career I've made decisions where I go off on a tangent and get caught up in an idea.
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DO THE CHINESE OR IS IT POSSIBLE YOU GET CAUGHT UP IN SOME SORT OF BOYCOTT OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT?
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"It can be easy to get caught up in the drama here — talking about people, romantic situations," Ms. Orlick said.
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Many have huge gaps in their schooling and are trying to get caught up in the classroom, Ms. Cook said.
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"It was driven by the concern that monetary policy could get caught in the wake of fiscal policy," he said.
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They get caught up in the excitement of it all which makes finding a long lasting relationship that much harder.
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"Once we get caught on fire, we can run through whatever we need to run through," Eatman told his players.
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Here's what you need to get caught up: Didn't we already know that PG&E equipment sparked the Camp Fire?
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Johnson has a great sense of style and visual flair, so it's easy to get caught up in the adventure.
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Everything we do is about enhancing teaching and learning and we wouldn't ever get caught in doing anything like that.
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Shots linger for an exceptionally long time, especially those where Jong-soo is doing something where he might get caught.
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At the time the second scene took place, the bartenders looked as if they were struggling not to get caught.
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These are the things that we line ourselves up for so that we don't get caught with our pants down.
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Sometimes multiple kites would overlap, so that if the animals got past one funnel they would get caught in another.
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But shelters too often get caught up in the morass of building permits and filings that invariably slow things down.
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To ease the resulting tension, they take a sailing holiday with their baby, Annette, and get caught in a storm.
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I tell my friends, you made a lot of mistakes when you were young too, you just didn't get caught.
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However, the baseball world is now speculating whether Beltran, the Mets, and Yankees will get caught up in the scandal.
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But sometimes the tags can get caught in drifting vegetation, or it might take longer to ping for technical reasons.
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The pair of them don't get caught in a lie or spotted together, but outed to Kate by deliberate choice.
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Whenever I would stand up after sitting with my legs crossed, my feet would get caught in the pant leg.
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"Those attempting to do that must be mad since they can get caught easily and suffer the consequences," he said.
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The Capitals appeared to get caught in a line change on the play that resulted in the game-winning goal.
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Its shares had fallen on Monday on concerns that the bank could get caught up in allegations of money laundering.
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It's easy to get caught up in the polarization, because anything can become vitriolic on social media at any point.
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"It's so easy in parenthood to get caught up in the day-to-day logistics of having kids," Hennick said.
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"It's normal to get caught in a payday loan because that's the only way the business model works," Bourke says.
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It had been snowing and he urged her to head home so she wouldn't get caught in the bad weather.
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"You have to be ready for difficult times and difficult storms that you're going to get caught in," Bertish said.
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Get caught up with full episodes of TERROR: Al Qaeda in Yemen: Episode 1 Al-Shabaab in Somalia: Episode 2
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Punishments make us either rebel, feel shamed or angry, repress our feelings, or figure out how not to get caught.
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These days, politicians don't normally get caught making remarks that can be interpreted as anything remotely close to pro-slavery.
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In a sense, the real punishment of Louise is not that she gets caught; it's that she doesn't get caught.
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If you fall while climbing and get caught by a rope, do you have to start over at the bottom?
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Then there's the chance that someone will get caught illegally purchasing a gun, potentially before doing anything awful with it.
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Now, with the addition of an entire other season, it just feels like too much to get caught up on.
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Sometimes I get caught up in bad content, not like bad, but just not well-made stuff and watch it.
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Excitement is in the air—this is a profound time for change if you don't get caught up in drama.
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Russia opted for breaking and entering, which is quicker and easier, but if you get caught, you're going to jail.
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If instead you get caught up in the trappings of wealth and fame, Sinek says you'll never truly be successful.
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Teams lacking patience can get caught trying to make home run passes, playing right into Giannis' (giant), gap-shooting hands.
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"One of the things we tried to undermine was the idea that there's something fundamentally different about people who perpetrate sex assault and do get caught versus people who don't get caught," the study's lead author Emily Mouilso, a clinical assistant professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences' psychology department, told me.
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Because I think that skateboarding has you so engrossed that you don't have time to get caught up in that noise.
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For this outfit specifically, a church girl is not going to get caught in the same space as a teenage rebel.
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"That is the only way we won't get caught," apparent ringleader Betty says, ordering Archie to throw something into the fire.
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And while Jimmy will almost certainly get caught up in the consequences of that choice, for the moment he's in freefall.
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As the controversy continues to escalate this week, get caught up with this quick blow-by-blow of what's been said.
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Even if you happen to sweat a lot, or get caught in an unexpected storm, your TicPods Free should be fine.
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While some brands may write down the loss, others "get caught in a position where they can't afford to," Cohen explains.
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Look, I know how easy it is to get caught up in your work, and even to feel crushed by it.
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As the name implies, the worm typically sticks to four-legged animals, though humans can occasionally get caught in its path.
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The vacuums famously don't require a filter, but that means that debris can get caught in the air channels, causing clogs.
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DOBBS: Sometimes I get caught up in those sibilants because I&aposm so used to going other places rather than (INAUDIBLE).
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A lot of people had to get caught up with it later so that we could all "watch it together" now.
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It's a needlessly annoying choice that can lead to lost progress if you get caught in a battle you can't win.
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"It may seem easy to take a bribe but, I'll tell you what, it's also easy to get caught," she said.
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The 5% glycolic acid mixture sloughs off dull skin cells that get caught in excess sebum and can lead to zits.
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These extensions aren't a perfect solution, but they're definitely useful for keeping spoilers out of sight until you get caught up.
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Up close, the lack of precision is irritating, and the camera can get caught behind buildings or inside of giant enemies.
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But it's so much fun to stay in contact and find each other along the way and all get caught up.
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But people who leak — whether they're Apple employees, contractors or suppliers — do get caught and they're getting caught faster than ever.
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It was clear that Apple needed to take a breath and get caught up with the rest of the smartphone world.
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Until then, we get caught in the same harmful stereotype: One Asian story is the same as the next Asian story.
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Despite your best intentions, it's easy to be reactive and get caught up in returning calls, attending meetings, answering e-mails.
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If you're dumb enough to post something on social media and you're wanted for a crime, you deserve to get caught.
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It's really crazy when people think they won't get caught – even though their schemes involve a painfully clear digital paper trail.
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"Sometimes people get caught up in the trivial things that have no relevance to where you're trying to go," he said.
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Not sure if I'd be into exhibitionism, but I like to mess around with her in places we could get caught.
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The issue for many is we often get caught up in getting by today, at the expense of our future goals.
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Working at The Verge, it's easy to get caught up in the latest and greatest gadgets dominating the tech news cycle.
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It's harder for plastic to get caught on flatter corals (known as massive corals), so they are less prone to disease.
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It was just appealing to me, to be able to completely and anonymously own someone like that and not get caught.
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Other presidents have seen associates get caught up in investigations or scandals that were highlighted or magnified because of their closeness.
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Hong Kong connection Dahlin is not the only Swedish citizen to get caught up in China's crackdown on civil society groups.
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"But I did get caught off guard when [Blankfein] started tweeting last night," said Cohn, referring to Blankein's first-ever tweet.
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Far too often Bledsoe will get caught with a back screen or watch his man cut through unguarded for a layup.
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When we kind of get caught up in the minutiae, details that make us different, there's two ways of seeing that.
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" But for legitimate publishers, the guidelines can still be important to "make sure you don't get caught up in the crosshairs.
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He points out that it's common with newer technologies like machine learning for people to get caught up in the hype.
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"Several guests remarked that they didn't want to get caught up trying to dissect every statement by Mr. Trump," he said.
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It's tempting to get caught up in the outrage machine and respond to each and every one of Trump's tweet provocations.
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They almost get caught, but a solar eclipse happens, confusion ensues, and they get away with what they wanted to do.
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Sometimes we get caught up in our world on the extras of everything — 'Ah, the Mercedes is not the right color!
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"The US has been very successful in discouraging support of terrorist groups because people realize they're gonna get caught," said Ringel.
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Don't: Get caught pre-drinking in the parking lot across the street with that spectacular view of the North Shore mountains.
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If your premium skyrockets (which it will) and you miss a monthly payment, you could get caught in this trap. Yikes.
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In these true crime stories there's this notion that, Oh my goodness I hope I never get caught in that scenario.
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"I don't want to get caught up in the labeling between socialist or capitalist," Chairman Jeremy Zellner told the news outlet.
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" Bird added: "People get caught up in points, but I can't say it's in the top 20 of my favorite games.
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Between the couple's colorful anecdotes and impressive choreography, the movie makes it easy to get caught up in its bittersweet story.
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Otherwise, a brush is included, and it's easy to get into the spout where a little stray pulp might get caught.
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But if he were to get caught flat-footed again, by Harris or anyone else, he could be in serious trouble.
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I too get caught up in the lure of a deal, and have learned to buy just what I need.2.
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And if you're willing to allow him to do it, there's going to be times when he's going to get caught.
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"Sometimes a new account created by someone who was previously blocked might not get caught by these features," according to Facebook.
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As a spectator it first seems repetitive, but then you notice nuance in the skill and get caught in the drama.
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"If you think you can get away with not reporting, you should know you're probably going to get caught," Bibbo said.
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They told her the makeup would stain the garments, she said, and that her hair would get caught in the machines.
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Politicians and moneyed interests are simply too savvy to get caught making a specific offer of money for a specific deed.
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The farmer's daughter drops a can—do you hand it back to her and get caught in a tragic love triangle?
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Intense conversations come up today, but deep bonding is also possible—if you don't get caught up in a power struggle.
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I would make the germs move more when they get caught, so they'd grab their faces and fall down and disappear.
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The most famous star to get caught up in the campaign was actress Fan Bingbing who has 62 million online followers.
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"It's the discipline not to get caught up in the moment," Carter told Forbes in a 2010 joint interview with Buffett.
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In other instances, harder pieces of plastic puncture the turtles as they try to swallow, or get caught in their throats.
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My advice is not to get caught up in any one poll and instead consider the race to be very tight.
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"I kind of think people get caught up in the 'basketball A'ja' and just think she is a robot," Wilson said.
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Was there really any suspense or belief that Daryl was going to get caught again after "freeing" himself from his cell?
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Regular drivers know this and some of them speed down here, lest they dawdle and get caught in a snarl up.
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Yet how can I not get caught up in the torment of emotional turmoil where plastic research and family frictions intermingle?
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I've got one sitting out here who's 10 and one who's 20, is like, don't get caught up in the fray.
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As a result of the law and entrenched homophobia, gay men had to be careful not to get caught and outed.
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Get caught up on what the new rules allow, how it could affect you and why people are worried about it.
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It's easy to get caught up and overwhelmed by the fast-paced and demanding nature of just being alive in 2020.
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I get caught speaking with a manager about some changes around our office, and we ended up talking for two hours!!
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Tactical Robotics' Cormorant drone design allows it to navigate tight areas where a helicopter's blades would get caught on the environment.
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It's more likely that Putin just doesn't care as much if his agents get caught because he doesn't fear the repercussions.
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But considering evidence contradicting the reigning popular wisdom, it's foolish to get caught up in the frenzy over the wrong curve.
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It can get caught on debris or branches, which can slow someone down or be downright dangerous while battling a blaze.
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Or is it possible that the charge was absurd in the first place, and they happened to get caught this time?
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However, if we get caught on the colder side, then we could see temperatures fall from the 50s into the 40s.
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Ms. Lathan said she understood the sentiment, and this election was too important to get caught up anything but the issues.
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He had volunteered in that park since high school, and appeared to get caught in crossfire, said Rashawnda Rice, his sister.
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Seeing my future when I was scared every day that I may get caught for not having legal papers, wasn't easy.
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All of a sudden, our opponent had a message that was even simpler than ours: do something wrong, get caught, resign.
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Positive role models are hard to find, he said, and it is easy to get caught up in the wrong thing.
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Once you aren't as financially constrained, it's easy to get caught up in the feeling of success and spend too much.
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It's easy to get caught up in the narrative of innovation, disruption and rising valuations (and ignore the lack of profits).
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Memes, he said, can encourage people to get caught up in the excitement of an upswing in price and invest unwisely.
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" Dean said that Trump has "delusions," such as his tendency to flip-flop on issues and think he won't "get caught.
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The tendency is to get caught up in white feelings rather than to understand why we are all doing this work.
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So, don't get caught in that rut by someone who's apathetic and not giving you the advice and mentorship you need.
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If that's not possible they let fans know ahead of time through social media so they don't get caught off guard.
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Fish, birds, and other creatures can get caught in plastic trash or eat plastic particles instead of food, often with tragic results.
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You can even wear them in the rain, so there's no need to panic if you get caught out in the elements.
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But it doesn't have to be like that, especially if you don't get caught up in making super-sophisticated recipes every day.
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The doping counts from the Olympics are only of the athletes who got caught doping—and many of them don't get caught.
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It can be easy to get caught up in the language of Sudan's reputation as the only remaining male of his subspecies.
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The president's lawyers have reportedly worried about Trump speaking with Mueller precisely because they think he might get caught in a lie.
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Last July 4th, NASA's Juno spacecraft slowed its record breaking pace just enough to get caught in the pull of Jupiter's gravity.
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Whether the other side is playing fair or not, because you are going to get caught up in a host of problems.
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Sources close to the security team suggest the company didn't want to get caught up in the political whirlwind of the moment.
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He supported the raid and believed it would send a much-needed message to the industry — hire authorized workers or get caught.
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And it's the structure of that marketing system, not the women who get caught up trying to game it, that deserves criticism.
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All those kinds of ideas get caught up with the idea of simply becoming more skilled or more confident talking to women.
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"When you get caught checking out @kingjames and the chick behind you knows what's happenin LOL," she captioned the photo on Instagram.
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Just be sure to not get caught, as this kind of prank could backfire, even if you have the best of intentions.
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It's easy to get caught up in the spectacle of this rollout and piecemeal updates that came years, weeks, and hours apart.
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But because drugs are still massively profitable and in demand, the organizations that didn't get caught aren't just going to give up.
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Don't get caught unprepared when your child has been invited to a costume party and they're the only one in plain clothes!
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You get caught up in their courtship and swept away in the ongoing question of will they or won't they get together.
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But poor Veanne still managed to get caught in the crossfire when attempting to pull off one of the built-in features.
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Just don't get caught up this sort of — if you start to feel like you're losing yourself, go home and ground yourself.
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Lee said investors who focus on opportunities from politics tend to get caught up in the aftermaths, losing sight of larger trends.
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And once you get caught in the loop, it, can be difficult to break free and do something meaningful you care about.
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But pensions defeated him, after he looked likely to get caught up in a corruption investigation that had already entangled many lawmakers.
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The real marker for it, and the people who tend to get caught, are people who try to commit life insurance fraud.
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There is simply no certainty that they'll get caught, which makes the deterrent effects of a very severe punishment next to negligible.
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I scrolled through the tweets with a smile, letting myself get caught up in what felt like a made-for-TV drama.
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So many people get caught up in just waiting for someone to stop talking in order to say what they themselves think.
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I'll be listening to a song, and I'll get caught on a few lines of lyrics and instantly come up with image.
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Don't go snorkeling while wearing this watch, but if you get caught in a bad storm, the Scout should make it through.
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Say you go looking through your partner's texts, and you're discreet enough to not get caught, but don't find anything of interest.
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So the only way we can get out would be to just get into the party and get caught and kicked out.
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If Harry Potter has demonstrated anything it's that you don't have to be a kid to get caught up in Rowling's magic.
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"I didn't want to get caught up in a million details," she tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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It's handy for when you don't want to get caught stealing a car, or when only an off-road vehicle will suffice.
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And they get caught in an echo chamber — they lean towards and absorb news that agrees with and confirms their own sensibilities.
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If any other members of a clan step onto the field and get caught, their warrior gets executed and they get eliminated.
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With so many indicators, pundits, and exogenous factors simultaneously attacking investor psyches, it's fairly easy to get caught up in the rigmarole.
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We really can't get caught in such circumstances and we can usually see that we won't get hit, or hit anyone else.
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But the grounds get caught between the mesh and the metal pieces that hold it into place, making it hard to clean.
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Colleges threatened with gender imbalances of over 60 percent female often get caught admitting freshmen males far less capable than the women.
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The one thing that has always held him back was the risk that US troops might get caught up in the onslaught.
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Stuff like that gets overshadowed because you get caught up in the baseball aspect, but he kind of got the bigger picture.
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If we get caught, I'll say thanks to you I'm able to give thousand-dollar bonuses to a handful of my employees.
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Don't get caught by surprise — if you have a gap in your resume, an interviewer or recruiter will definitely ask for details.
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Governments around the world are scrambling to get caught up on cryptocurrency and regulate it following its boom over the past year.
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But it also shows that, you know, also the famous players can get caught in the system that seems to be working.
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Although the kids are shocked at what they've done, they're more desperate to not get caught by the school's rent-a-cop.
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So many women on the show get caught up in the idea of whoever is the Bachelor, rather than the man himself.
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Against a southpaw, the double jab works but can get caught up in the lead hand if the opponent is actively handfighting.
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You also go on a warning list, which means that if you get caught cheating again, you will be suspended or expelled.
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The lesson here isn't that you shouldn't fake your brand identity—it's that if you do, you had better not get caught.
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But the important point is that it is fast and seamless until you either take your shot or you get caught sneaking.
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You'll be outside and get caught up in certain events, so you don't have an opportunity to sit down and get food.
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"We would be mistaken to get caught up in the headlights of what's going on in Northeast Asia right now," he says.
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We burned pig heads; there were certain instances where her dress would get caught on fire while we were on the stage.
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"I've been in the food business all my life, and sometimes you get caught up in your own little world," Rama said.
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"Don't call me because it will make the ringer go off, they'll hear it and I'll get caught," it cautioned in another.
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However, people who have remote access to them; black market don't do crimes like this, they assassinate people and don't get caught.
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It's believed that if you're not of sound mind before entering, then spiritually, you too will get caught up in the whirlwind.
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You can make something that makes it easier visually to not feel like there's always pressing work to get caught up on.
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Yet for all these caveats, be prepared to get caught up in the buzz of the iPhone X (pronounced ten, not ex).
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As the taxi drives us over Tower Bridge and we get caught in the tangle of Elephant & Castle traffic, she slows down.
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NEW YORK Sometimes we get caught up in solving day-to-day problems, devising short-term strategies to address our immediate circumstances.
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Hawk: If anybody is out there and they get caught, he would be lashed, or he would be, like, punished or everything.
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I felt the connection instantly but didn't want to get caught up in it, since I was so new to single-hood.
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"If you have the page in front of you, you get caught up in it — 'That's an eighth note,'" Ms. O'Hara said.
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Even seasoned homeowners can get caught up in the allure of a certain neighborhood or the grandiosity of a big, modern home.
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It is easy to get caught up in the shouting of politicians, or to want simply to walk away from it all.
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They don't mind that somebody else did it, but they will not get caught doing a study that decreases their bottom line.
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It's easy to get caught up in daily work and dramas and forget about self-care, particularly at busy times of year.
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Delay into 2018 will increase the likelihood that the negotiations get caught up in Mexico's presidential elections and then the U.S. midterms.
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"Sometimes, different types of ISPs can have different interests, and people get caught in the middle of the food fight," Wood said.
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That has left some members of Congress and the administration worried that they, too, could get caught in Trump's line of fire.
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I think with blacks and African Americans, we really get caught up in the idea of racism over the idea of industry.
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And do it all in an environment where it's totally possible to just say "we were kidding!" if you somehow get caught.
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Puth has no hard feelings toward his friend or her ex, and didn't intend to get caught in the middle of the gossip.
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He never did commit murder in broad daylight but did, infamously, get caught on tape smoking crack while making racists and sexist comments.
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The more decisions a creator confronts, the more likely he will be to get caught up trying to make one of those decisions.
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Even U.S. businesses could get caught in the crossfire, said Michael Bustamante, an assistant professor of Latin American history at Florida International University.
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" Still, he said, "It's easy to get caught up in the negative aspect of this, but I remember my son and his smile.
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We kinda get caught up in the minutiae, the details that make us all different; I think there's two ways of seeing that.
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I think that with blacks and African Americans, we really get caught up in the idea of racism over the idea of industry.
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"You tend to see a lot of companies get caught up in" market selloffs, said James Duffy, ETF product manager for Van Eck.
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IF SOME COMPANIES GET CAUGHT, THEY HAVEN'T MADE ACQUISITIONS, THEY HAVEN'T MADE INVESTMENTS AND OBVIOUSLY PARTICULARLY WITH RETAIL YOU HAVE THE AMAZON EFFECT.
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If you get caught doing donuts or pulling the handbrake or something stupid, yeah, it's your fault, and you're going to get fired.
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And when everything in the top and middle levels are saturated with nü-metal… [it's hard to] not get caught up with it.
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They may be immature, as fast food attracts young workers, or doubt that they will get caught or be reprimanded, according to Creary.
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The result is that real human beings, like the innocent-bystander Pakistani asylum seeker detained as a terrorist, get caught in the gap.
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Offenders might have to pay $800 if they get caught a third time, in addition to a 90-day license suspension and points.
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The second season of the beloved show is set to be released this year, so you may want to get caught up quickly.
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Officials worry people may try to drive through deep water, or get caught in flash floods on the roadways, if they venture out.
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While it is designed to target and surveil non-US citizens, privacy advocates say that US citizens can get caught up as well.
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And, if you live with other people, there could be something thrilling about doing it on the couch where you might get caught.
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Step Sisters does not get caught up in trying provide explanations and historical context for how relations come to exist on college campuses.
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Tillerson doesn't want to get caught sounding too unequivocal, so he grumbles about how "the models" don't agree on what's going to happen.
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Synthetic biology will certainly get caught up in the post-eugenic discussions of such matters that CRISPR has brought to the fore today.
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We see Aunt Stephanie, D.J., Kimmie, and the kiddos rush out from Narita airport and get caught up in the bustling Japanese city.
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It's so important to look at the positives, if I get caught up looking at the negatives it can really bring you down.
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If you're going to have short hair, you best wear lots of makeup, and don't get caught heading the ball on the field.
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"If people understand [that] if they get caught they might go to prison, then they might not try to come back," he said.
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He has sparred with Haye in the past and will know what the Londoner has in store for him should he get caught.
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And with the Advanced Lane Guidance, you won't get caught off guard by exits and intersections since you know the correct driving lane.
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First let's get caught up on the news you missed this weekend as you binged on the new season of House of Cards. .
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Neu's arrest is notable because—while the Nigerian prince scam has reached a certain level of cultural saturation—very few perpetrators get caught.
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Because you're so "wacky" and "weird" it's not mentioned by astrologers how often you can actually get caught in ruts—but it's true.
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We get caught up in things like Uber and WeWork … you look at the best companies today, Amazon, Netflix, Tencent, it's all models.
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If you do get caught without another battery to put in, the V27.0 is Quick Charge 220-compatible through its USB-C jack.
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You're only human, so it can be natural to get caught up thinking about your fears of infidelity, abandonment, and jealousy, she says.
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It's like a speed camera: People slow down because they know they'll otherwise get caught for driving over the limit of the law.
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I figured the vac would get caught up on the Lego detritus that tends to show up when you have a young child.
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I'd like to get caught up with the girls before the new series begins so I started rewatching all the episodes on Netflix.
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She told Business Insider that when you're starting your influencer career, you shouldn't get caught up in waiting for companies to reach out.
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It's just one of those deals where you get caught up in the day-to-day and that gets pushed to the backburner.
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"If you look at the statistics, in a survival situation you'll typically have three days before you die or get caught," Johnston explains.
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Yael: I was surprised that he could get so many people fired at work after getting into their email and not get caught.
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"When their shrimp supply rises toward plankton during the daytime, the oarfish may sometimes follow and get caught in fishermen's nets," Inamura said.
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But given the number of people here who want to get caught trying, and the power of America's melting pot, I am hopeful.
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The 91st Academy Awards are less than a month away, which means it's about time to get caught up on the nominated movies.
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Wealth Matters When a financial adviser leaves a firm, clients often get caught in the middle of what amounts to a messy divorce.
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"One of the things that makes us most unhappy is we tend to get caught up in things that don't matter," Bergwall said.
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Asia's most advanced economies, including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, are so globalized that they can easily get caught in this protectionist crossfire.
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HOPSON: They've been doing this for years, over and over again, where they get caught and just change the name of the unit.
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Concerns that Sonos could get caught in President Trump's escalating trade fight with China may have helped dampen demand for the company's shares.
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It's easy to get caught up in trying to make the best-seller list, but it's like ... writing a book is the achievement.
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"Too often, I think we all get caught up in working and setting our sights on where we want to go," she says.
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But he's much too stupid and whiny to launch an effective anti-Daenerys plot so he's just going to get caught and killed.
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He's a man who once said he prefers soldiers who "don't get caught," referencing McCain's years spent in a POW camp in Vietnam.
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It's very easy to get caught up in the noise, and we really focused on what made sense for us as a brand.
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Putting your carry-on under the seat in front of you closes that gap, so your legs can't slide under and get caught.
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ICARUS Bryan Fogel decided to try a regimen of sports doping to learn about it and to see if he would get caught.
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Most of Keeping Up With The Kardashians is historically pretty light hearted, but sometimes, the family's more serious moments get caught on film.
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"We'll stay focused on our agenda and we won't get caught slipping, because all of this is a distraction," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said.
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And don't forget the golden rule of public sex: "Just don't do it where you're gonna get caught, because it's illegal," Richmond warns.
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It's easy to get caught up in categories: in ideology, in whether you're a Democrat or Republican, in a "you versus them" mentality.
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"We kind of get caught up in looking for him, sometimes too much when he's not open," Stephen Curry said after Game 2.
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"They can do it" trying to influence votes, "or they can get caught doing it," and undercut confidence in the American electoral system.
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In today's always-on and connected world, it is too easy to get caught in the spin cycle of never-ending to-dos.
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But you get caught up in that and get in a lot of trouble and it will affect your performance on the field.
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Don't get caught up in just listing every leadership role you've ever had — think about the ones where you truly made a difference.
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"Too many of us get caught up in the cycle of life where you basically do the same thing every day," Joe said.
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The reversal is ratcheting up concern that other safety rules could get caught in the crosshairs of President Trump's effort to reduce regulations.
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"People that repeat things get caught, but he's repeating things in such a way that each one is the first time," he said.
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For Wortmann, the reasons people like he and I get caught up in these cycles has everything to do with classical psychological conditioning.
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I don't think the cops would even care, but it would be embarrassing to get caught with your dick in another man's hand.
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And it also seems like trying to hide a few kilos of coke inside banana boxes is a great way to get caught.
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"So you can get caught up in process, or you can focus on the actual reality," Stewart said in an email on Sunday.
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Because sometimes we get caught up in all of that, and it's like, these are just people making decisions to make themselves feel whatever.
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They read the stories and watch the games, but they have no idea what it's like until they get caught up in the machinery.
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While at the event, the couple played around in the popular photo booth set up in an elevator and pretended to get caught smooching.
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And maybe we can finally learn that when the United States intervenes around the world, real people get caught up and face real consequences.
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We too often get caught up in the technology itself, and may lose sight of the basic human needs or desires technology is serving.
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Part of the rationale is that companies won't want their proposed deals to get caught in the political crossfire of the next presidential election.
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Will they run into each other in the halls and get caught up doing a mirror double-take and miss out on their debut?
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Her father objected to her using smuggled facial toner and lotion as a teenager for fear she'd get caught, but she did it anyway.
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A third installment in the Bill & Ted franchise is on the horizon, so what better time to get caught up on an '19803s classic?
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A third installment in the Bill & Ted franchise is on the horizon, so what better time to get caught up on an '80s classic?
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Of course, weed-carrying passengers who are flying to a state where marijuana possession isn't legal could still get caught breaking the law. [LAX]
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For everybody who didn't watch this season of Veep (its first truly good season, for my money), well, you can get caught up now!
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