There's no telling what could get caught in its web.
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Again, it's not a "storm" that you get caught in.
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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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Ukrainians don't want to get caught in the middle of this.
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Whatever the reason, chances are that you'll get caught in one.
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Others might get caught in the Gulf Stream and swept north.
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Don't get caught in the crossfire when the foam starts flying.
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As Australia may show, Huawei could get caught in the middle.
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"Do some guys probably get caught in this net?" she said.
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When we watch them, we get caught in their strange circularity.
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A creep thinking he would get caught in a dishonest act.
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It would be unfair for them to get caught in the crossfire.
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As fishermen attempt to catch fish, dolphins get caught in their equipment.
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"People are terrified to get caught in a Twitter storm," she said.
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"Very educated, astute folks get caught in this trap," Mr. Lipschutz said.
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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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A few get caught in high winds and sent many miles away.
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She fears they could get caught in the crossfire if fighting resumes.
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Numerous snakes get caught in beer cans each year because of their scales.
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The last thing you want to do is get caught in a downdraft.
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They get caught in nets like other fish, and hauled to the surface.
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Watch your step so you don't get caught in the snags and brambles.
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That artery gets choked of and people get caught in a death funnel.
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If they hunkered down here, the children would get caught in the crossfire.
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Still, some hedge funds continue to get caught in the riptide of volatile markets.
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Eat your messy snacks with caution: your siblings could get caught in the crossfire.
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You'll get caught in the daily weeds, pruning and working in someone else's garden.
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But it's these same students who may get caught in the coronavirus response crosshairs.
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Sometimes TV shows just get caught in their particular eras and can't escape them.
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If you get caught in a rip current, swim with it, not against it.
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Investors get caught in the narrative of a well-devised story touting outsize gains.
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In Amsterdam, you cycle everywhere and, this morning, I get caught in a sudden downpour.
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"The possible harm to investors, who get caught in these schemes, is great," he said.
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Plastic, for example, can get caught in paper recycling filters and gum up the machines.
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Will some relatively benign people—small businesses, kitten fan pages—get caught in the crossfire?
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" When candidates get caught in the details, she said it "just feeds into people's anxieties.
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Because if you get caught in your car with guns or drugs, it's a bust.
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The former Trump adviser is the latest campaign official to get caught in the probe.
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It's just unfortunate people get caught in them and are not able to get out.
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"I don't want to get caught in the city again because of fire," he said.
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Don't go out there and get coked off your face and get caught in orgies.
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But sometimes, geopolitical tensions cross paths with scientific missions—and researchers get caught in the middle.
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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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So only buy flights you're really sure about and don't get caught in the deal mania.
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The larger females get caught in the sieve while slimmer males slide into the water beneath.
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"We often get caught in our own silos, in our own individual organizations," Mr. Katulis said.
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The lions and other predators frequently get caught in wire snares set out for smaller animals.
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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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Although this time there's no slot for dust to get caught in so, so no blowing necessary.
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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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Although the focus is on criminal groups, casual users still get caught in the criminal justice system.
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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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Some fear Australia could get caught in the middle of the superpowers' rivalry, damaging its own interests.
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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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WE ALWAYS WORRIED, WE MANAGE PUBLIC MONEY, WERE WE GOING TO GET CAUGHT IN THE POLITICAL CROSSFIRE?
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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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When couples get divorced, children are not the only ones who can get caught in custody disputes.
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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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They get caught in a rainstorm and huddle beneath a sprawling live oak tree, draped in Spanish moss.
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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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At its longest, my hair would get caught in shirt buttons, zippers, and things as I walked by.
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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 most get caught in the conflict before reaching the promises of jobs in the Gulf, Headon says.
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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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When Duncan tells us, "Adrenaline crashes through my body," we are meant to get caught in the crash.
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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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It's easy to get caught in those patterns so it was great to do something exciting and fresh.
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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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"We just don't want to get caught in a situation where it affects our inventory," he told Reuters.
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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 in a traffic jam for four hours, that's four hours of your productivity gone.
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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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Zeller: There's a tremendous amount of red tape that interpreters can get caught in during the visa process.
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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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If we get caught in the middle, we will be crushed like a watermelon when these two powers clash.
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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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Vaquita porpoises - of which about 30 are left - get caught in the nets that poachers use for the fish.
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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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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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" 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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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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In the third round, both fighters are visibly worn out, and get caught in a scramble at the ropes.
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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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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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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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In the age of hot takes and clickbait headlines, it's easy to get caught in the hype surrounding Lemonade.
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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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"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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The run-in with Chinese social media users is another example of how companies can get caught in political issues.
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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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The women get caught in a cycle of allowing each other power, then running after that power to reclaim it.
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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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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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LOS ANGELES — Have you ever wished you could get caught in a hoard of walkers à la The Walking Dead?
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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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" 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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"It was driven by the concern that monetary policy could get caught in the wake of fiscal policy," he said.
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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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Sometimes multiple kites would overlap, so that if the animals got past one funnel they would get caught in another.
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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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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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The Capitals appeared to get caught in a line change on the play that resulted in the game-winning goal.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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The PaMu Slides are also water resistant (not waterproof), meaning it's fine if you sweat with them in or get caught in the rain.
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A lot of these companies don't want to get caught in the war between Apple, Google, and Amazon over who controls your home, either.
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N. and I don't want to get caught in the middle of it all, and the store doesn't carry animal costumes, so we leave.
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So if prosecutors start to go down this road of -- the word I used before was "pandering," somebody's going to get caught in that.
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That means you're more prone to damage if you accidentally spill water on it or get caught in a downpour waiting for a cab.
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Vaquitas are not fished directly, but get caught in gill nets that fishermen use to illegally catch totoaba, a large fish popular in Asia.
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There was always a decent crowd and you were close enough to bang some pots and pans and maybe get caught in a Junkanoo.
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Apple, for its part, could easily get caught in the crossfire, as the company relies on China as a key to its international sales.
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The bacteria that naturally live on your skin can also get caught in your pores and cause your skin to get inflamed and red.
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Miss America contestants strolled through the Capitol wearing their sashes, only to get caught in a brief lockdown after reports of a shooting nearby.
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They are drip resistant, but you should try not to get caught in a sudden downpour or jump into a pool, just in case.
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There was always a decent crowd, and you were close enough to bang some pots and pans and maybe get caught in a Junkanoo.
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No one close to him had the bad luck to be where a bomb went off or to get caught in crossfire, relatives said.
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Others tell untruths for the president, sometimes at his request, sometimes out of loyalty, and get caught in gummy webs of their own devising.
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The key, Silver said, was to ball them up before launching them into crowd; otherwise they were liable to get caught in the wind.
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These nets allow fisherman to quickly snag the fish they are hunting as the animal swims through the water and get caught in the holes.
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I ran it under the sink and it was just fine, which means you won't have to worry if you get caught in a downpour.
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This past week just reaffirmed that trend in a gruesome fashion, and highlighted how easy it is for children to get caught in the crossfire.
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A lady said that she'd been out walking her dog and saw me jump down from the balcony and almost get caught in the rosebushes.
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And in the apocalyptic "Rain," the clouds burst with lethal precipitation, dagger-like crystals that riddle anyone unlucky enough to get caught in the downpour.
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"The danger is pretty much the same as with birds: A drone may get caught in an engine during takeoff and landing," Ms. Franke said.
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Among the reasons put forward: People who buy fuel-efficient cars will drive more, increasing the odds that they will get caught in an accident.
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In the process, the show also provides a seemingly necessary reminder of the people behind the headlines when young lives get caught in the crossfire.
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Using these curated itineraries, they won't get caught in tourist traps and they'll receive the most efficient routes to hit all the spots they want.
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Heck, that last shot alone from the trailer could probably get rid of your cough – that is, if the laughs don't get caught in your throat.
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And proposals to add new flag emoji can get caught in the crosshairs of governments, Unicode, and the technology companies that implement emoji on their platforms.
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Plus, Color Wow is water proof so it won't become streaky if you're working up a sweat at the gym or get caught in the rain.
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You still probably shouldn't go swimming with them on, but they should be just fine during a run or if you get caught in the rain.
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Worst of all, he says his baby mama is refusing to let him near their daughter ... fearing the little girl will get caught in the crossfire.
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The water-resistant materials and craftsmanship are useful when you get caught in the rain, but what's more intriguing is how you actually open the bag.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone is warning that President Donald Trump could get caught in a "perjury trap" if he sits down with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Cyclists also suggest tucking your right pant leg into your sock and your shoelaces into your shoe, so they don't get caught in your bike chain.
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It's like having a weather psychic in your pocket, and you'll be glad you bought it the next time you almost get caught in the rain.
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This dynamic soon creates a vicious cycle: Terrorists and regimes get caught in a downward spiral of attacks, retaliation, fresh recruitment, more attacks, and even more retaliation.
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A court has delayed the reauthorization of the National Security Agency's practice of collecting Americans' emails that get caught in surveillance of foreigners, according to the NYT.
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Whenever new tariffs are announced, investors must keep an eye on the details because it's possible that some of Apple's products could get caught in the crossfire.
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Since the protests began, those not participating often choose to stay home on weekends, so they don't accidentally get caught in the middle of an unexpected clash.
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Sure, it seems a bit silly, but for those times you get caught in the rain (or spill your piña colada, for that matter), it's a godsend.
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Murderbot decides to gather some intelligence on what the company is up to, all while protecting another group of humans that get caught in the inevitable crossfire.
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To avoid the sea lice, it's actually best to wear less clothes than more, as the larvae get caught in one-piece bathing suits or t-shirts.
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"After that heavy a snow fall, of course it was highly likely you'd get caught in an avalanche if you went out," rescuer Itsuro Watabe told TBS.
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"The smaller Gulf states are worried they will get caught in the middle," said Michael Stephens, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London.
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"Sextortion emails are usually sent to thousands of people at a time, as part of larger spam campaigns, so most get caught in spam filters," Barracuda says.
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Extreme conditions are the norm here and any stars that get caught in its gravitational field will orbit the black hole at millions of miles per hour.
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Combined with existing trends of policing minority communities more closely, this could increase the chance that innocent black Americans will get caught in the criminal justice system.
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"Does the rhetoric a president uses at home matter to the soldiers who come back wounded or get caught in the crossfire?" he asked in an interview.
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Ross hopes through his political connections and with a distributor in Puerto Rico his shipments won't get caught in the bottleneck at the ports on the island.
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And unlike many other issues that get caught in the political spin cycle, we have continued to make progress regardless of which party occupied the White House.
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In the meantime, specialty food workers and connoisseurs alike can only pray that their products don't get caught in the battle that started in the aviation industry.
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Her escapade was a hit in Kuala Lumpur, personifying what many of us feel: better to take your chances on foot than get caught in rush hour.
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She and her paramour and boating partner (Sam Claflin) get caught in a hurricane and face long odds navigating to safety after the ensuing injuries and damage.
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But efforts to address the problem get caught in the city's fractious politics, with suspicions that Beijing wants to undermine local identity or limit the West's influence.
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"I wanted people to know how vulnerable I was and how caught I felt, because so many people get caught in that web," she says to Glamour.
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So the next time you get caught in the rain, send a little love the BrellaBox team's way -- they're probably still recovering from the Shark Tank storm.
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The morning might start off sunny, but you'll get caught in the rain at lunch, be sweating by tea time and then freeze on your way home.
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But unlike Rihanna, they get caught in the end, just like Eve and Gwen Stefani in "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" (and again, Bey in On the Run).
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These comments—so unnatural and forced—show us how much of male bonding happens at the expense of the women unlucky enough to get caught in its crosshairs.
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Many ads that mention social issues (like marketing for "eco-friendliness") get caught in Facebook's digital net, even if they're not outright advocating for a cause, advertisers said.
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Even before the latest troubles in Hong Kong, however, concerns were growing that it would get caught in the crossfire of President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
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Reprising Abbot and Costello's "Who's on First?" routine for our digitally-aided age, Echo and Home get caught in an infinite loop reciting two deviously titled calendar events.
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Like their predecessor, the phones are rated IP68, so you can get caught in a downpour or even dunk them in a bucket of water with no problem.
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These are the kids that can get caught in illegal things and bad things because they feel so bad about themselves that they can't navigate through this world.
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They die when they get caught in illegal nets in the Sea of Cortez, off the coast of Mexico, where poachers are hunting another large fish — the totoaba.
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And I think that is a big part of the root cause that we see so many young people that have mental illness get caught in these places.
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Indeed, for candidates who don't get caught in a lie during the hiring process, there's always the potential for the truth to come out at a later time.
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"Most folks get caught in the day-to-day cycle and they forget that there's a connectivity between what they're doing and the goals of the company," says Link.
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"Keep in mind that since it's a wire, you have to make sure the sharp end has a nice finish so it doesn't get caught in clothes," she said.
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I was terrified of being churned up in the water, but the instructors taught us to curl up into a tight ball should we get caught in a wave.
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And while I don't have the energy to do that routine every day, if I ever get caught in a photo without doing them, I just look so... naked.
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This week on The Toy Shop, Mashable's new show where we revisit our favorite retro toys from the '80s and '90s, we get caught in the showdown of Crossfire.
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Not to flaunt it, but to be transparent about how much you have, and not get caught in that trap of pretending to be some sort of martyr. Yeah!
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She's impossibly put-together — one of those rare celebrities who doesn't even get caught in a ball cap and featured in the "just like us" section of Us Weekly.
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Unfortunately, the tiny asbestos fibers that make it so attractive as a material can get caught in your lungs if you breathe them in, and cause cancer over time.
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It's even worse for those with GI disorders, who don't have much control over their bowels and often get caught in a cycle of stress and heightened digestive symptoms.
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It's relatively simple work, but in a place where little girls get caught in the crossfire and kids have nicknames like Cancer, the prospect of death is ever-present.
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" She adds, "And I think that's a big part of the root cause, that we see so many young people that have mental illness get caught in these places.
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They don't grow super fast, and they get caught in large volumes when they're spawning or migrating, so you can wipe out a big chunk of them relatively easily.
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It's an interesting emerging trope, to remind heroes that often the people they're trying to protect with their super powers get caught in the crossfire of their huge battles.
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U.S. firms are also likely to get caught in the crossfire, with the fallout set to hit Qualcomm Inc, which provides the lion's share of chips inside ZTE smartphones.
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Companies doing business in China often get caught in a web: Beijing uses its economic leverage to draw them in and then uses their technology for police-state tactics.
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" But with British parliamentary politics so chaotic and unpredictable, she said, they could "get caught in the Westminster process and they would lose Northern Ireland support to the dissidents.
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"It is very difficult for these municipalities to change course because they have never thought in that way, or they get caught in the euphoria of growth," Agrawal said.
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"Just like folks can get caught in a negative relational cycle, couples can often also get stuck in a negative sexual cycle," said Michael Moran, a certified sex therapist.
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This article is the first in a series in which I'll try to show the difficult choices individuals here have to make as they get caught in the middle.
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These sharks literally get caught in halibut fishing nets, where they die, and then they arrive here—where humans have constructed a small exhibition-meets-temple dedicated to them.
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Melania Trump just made it as clear as black and white ... she's NOT about to get caught in another wardrobe firestorm en route to her second trip to the border.
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Often, we get caught in patterns of familiarity that we seek to recreate so that we can get them right, situations in which we felt trapped and didn't have power.
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The Scunthorpe problem demonstrates that when we filter content—even for legitimate reasons or through democratic decisions—innocuous speech, videos, and images are bound to get caught in the cracks.
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The second, imposed not by church or state, but self-imposed by pre- and post-pubescent girls: Don't get caught in the school corridor alone with Father so and so.
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Trump on Wednesday said in a tweet that "SPYGATE could be one of the biggest political scandals in history!" and said the "Criminal Deep State" would get caught in scandal.
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Don't get too excited, though, we've seen producers accidentally get caught in the shot when things get really dramatic in the past, and that's probably all that's going on here.
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In Southern California, a gossip Web site, Crazy Days and Nights, was contacted by an anonymous tipster who predicted that Franken was about to get caught in a sex scandal.
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They also just don't seem to get caught in ruts the way the Emmys do, and instead have recognized teen dramas, streaming platforms, and supernatural-themed shows over stodgy old favorites.
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Villainesses also tend to get caught in a web of salvation, as if they must necessarily be saved in order for the story to end, like the Scarlet Witch from Avengers.
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New donors will often get caught in the spider webs of "scam PACs" — political action committees that seemingly exist solely to make their leadership rich — that are woven anew every cycle.
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Although snorting it could be harmful to the nasal passage, Stanton said, there is even greater risk if powder that doesn't get caught in the nose ends up in the lungs.
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If you drive to work every day, you don't necessarily have to worry about people banging into your backpack, or having it get caught in a set of closing subway doors.
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Don't get caught in this trap: It is tempting to focus on the 80% rate — but this shows when the Supreme Court reversed decisions combined with the times it vacated decisions.
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") Lou finesses his way out of the Catskills and into the Waldorf Astoria, where they get caught in a love triangle with a brassy blonde named Tina Vitale (Mia Farrow). "Mr.
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Saudi Arabia wants the United States to take a strong stand against Iran politically, but its leaders worry that they will get caught in the crossfire if the shooting war escalates.
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However, the folks in the ski shop did warn me that they spend a significant amount of time cutting the snow pants off small children who get caught in these bindings.
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Though the bulk of luxury manufacturing is still anchored in Europe, some firms are also weighing whether to make changes to their supply chains should they get caught in the crossfire.
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The rules can be pretty specific, banning fake eyelashes (they can drop into food) and specifying certain types of wedding bands that can be worn (they can get caught in equipment).
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In other words, not everyone who posts #fentanyl is coordinating a drug sale, meaning that many posts that don't violate Community Guidelines can get caught in the crosshairs of a hashtag ban.
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When Bullwinkle enters the prestigious culinary competition "Le Grand Yum Yum," he and Rocky make their way to Europe, where they get caught in the crossfire between American and Pottsylvanian intelligence agencies.
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Which is just one of the dozens of other details the brand thought of, moving the filter to the handle, and making sure that a single hair couldn't get caught in it.
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I can't explain what made it so exciting and terrible to look at as, one by one, wigs of long dark hair were slowly lowered from above to get caught in it.
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Instead of letting their children choose a plastic backpack covered in Hello Kitty or Spider-Man, some parents are purchasing bags that double as shields in case kids get caught in gunfire.
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Everyone on social media was talking about this being the beginning of another world war, fretting about the possibility of further violence and the civilians who would get caught in the crossfire.
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Tennis balls and tug ropes wear down teeth; small rubber toys break, and can choke your dog—or, in one terrible instance, get caught in your dog's anus on their way out.
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"No one wants to be get caught in a situation where for a few million dollars of business the bank will have to pay billions in fines," added the foreign bank executive.
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I'm hoping the book is able to stand on its own and doesn't get caught in a debate between the right and the left or the Trump and the anti-Trump people.
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People can't keep their mouths shut in high-stakes scenarios, and the more actions the conspirators have to take, the more likely they are to screw up or get caught in the act.
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You're lounging in bed bingeing Netflix and the video gets stuck buffering just as you're about to watch the Dunder Mifflin crew get caught in Dwight's makeshift fire drill for the tenth time.
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But a closer look reveals that some of the provisions are so broadly drawn that U.S. companies – including natural gas and oil companies – could get caught in the crossfire and sustain unintended damage.
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Read more: Here's how to survive a rip current if you get caught in one"The decision to ignore the warnings has impacts far beyond the swimmer that becomes distressed," the statement read.
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The first is water resistance — Boosted has closed up all the cords and motor parts so that your board won't fry if you zip through a puddle or get caught in a rainstorm.
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The dial would get caught in my hair as she braided it into a tight French braid for school; the face would glint as she clutched the steering wheel of her silver Saab.
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With an improved running game and a defense that still has question marks, the Jags could get caught in a lot of shootouts—and Pro Bowl-voting fans love those big statistical totals.
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"Because the western Pacific has American soil in it, then a couple hundred thousand Americans could get caught in the crosshairs," he added, referring to the possibility of a conflict in the region.
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If you've ever played tennis, you know that one of the first rules you learn is to not get caught in "no man's land" -- the area between the net and the baseline. Why?
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Promising startups cannot afford to get caught in the morass of litigation to protect their secrets, as an expensive marathon of state jurisdictional challenges can easily kill companies before their ideas can flourish.
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Boeing and other big exporters are also concerned that Mr. Trump's tough stance toward China could set off a trade war, costing them sales and jobs if they get caught in the crossfire.
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Inaccessibility of polling places and election materials is a factor, as are voter suppression tactics — disabled people are less likely to have state identifications, for example, and get caught in voter ID laws.
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Awesome.What It&aposs Like to Get Caught in an AvalancheSnowboarder Tom Oye was snowboarding in Whistler, Canada when he got caught in a pummeling…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The cape was, for me, a big one …I had to kind of veer my neck forward, otherwise my hair and my crown would kind of get caught in the neck part of it.
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I started to get a little overwhelmed because I couldn't remember half of my responses and didn't want to get caught in a lie and have to tell him what was really going on.
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FULL AND UNLIMITED EXPENSING WHICH IS REALLY COMPLICATED FOR THOSE STARTUP BUSINESSES, WE'VE HAD LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT GET CAUGHT IN THAT DEPRECIATION SCHEDULE TRAP, END UP WITH HUGE TAX BILLS WHEN THEY NEVER ANTICIPATED.
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Not only do the characters' motivations change, but they seem nearly and physically unbreakable, with an unending arsenal of skills at the ready to help them out of any jam they get caught in.
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Being young and dumb is a great excuse to do sketchy things, but occasionally you get caught in the act of something truly shameful, and you have to tell your parents what you've done.
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"Presuming Kid Rock doesn't get caught in bed with a little boy or beat up a woman between now and August 2018, he's going to win the nomination if he gets in," Lennox predicted.
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The financial hub's trade-reliant economy could get caught in the cross-fire of escalating trade tensions between the United States and China, Hong Kong's largest trade partner, with trade and logistics industries particularly vulnerable.
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"It's normal to get caught in a payday loan because that's the only way the business model works," Nick Bourke, director of consumer finance at The Pew Charitable Trusts, told CNBC Make It last year.
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There was only one problem: The attached mouth guard on the first version had space around the nose and lips, causing game officials to worry that an opponent's fingers might get caught in those gaps.
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During low tide, treasure hunters walk out to the island, now a nature preserve and part of Silver Sands State Park, hoping to uncover his booty, and occasionally get caught in the returning tide's currents.
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What they didn't say was that you'd get caught in some kind of a time loop and have to fight your way through monsters over and over (that must not have fit on the brochure).
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"There are a lot of good sellers that get caught in the crossfire of Amazon's machine learning, which it's using to combat the bad apples," said Kearns, who is now a vice president at 180Commerce.
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But as trade tensions heat up and economic data out of the U.S. and China points to a slowing global economy, options traders are growing increasingly worried that the company could get caught in the crossfire.
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He appeared to get caught in a rundown soon after, but Cardinals catcher Matt Wieters fired an errant throw toward second base that ended up in center field, which allowed Baez to come around to score.
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But where other seasons have traveled all around the city as the detectives get caught in each other's schemes — one memorable year even had Jake crashing Holt's party bus — "HalloVeen" stays firmly within the precinct walls.
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Just make sure not to get caught in the illusions created by the Venus and Neptune's connection in the second half of the season, or else all of that transformation is at risk of fizzling out.
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He still has to get through a primary, and Republicans could nominate a fringe candidate again, but the race bears watching as even in a wave a seat like this could get caught in the undertow.
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"It is very important that we don't get caught in the fray of an EPA energy policy that dictates what we do as an exporting state," said Stuart Spencer, Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality Associate Director.
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"The market for rare spirits is booming, but as with any art or antique category, one should take the time to educate oneself or you could get caught in a bubble when the market turns," Coleman said.
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A lot of guys get caught in-between, giving him space because they don't want to get crossed over, but now you're in no-man's land, and another inch is all he needs to knock it down.
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Like last year, the ZenWatch 3 is IP67 water resistant, so if you get caught in a rainstorm, you should be OK. Just make sure you don't fall in a pool or your fancy watch will die.
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He did, however, unwittingly get caught in the middle of very public dispute between coach Dick Tonks and Rowing New Zealand late last year over a dispute about whether Tonks could do freelance coaching with foreign crews.
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It's easy to get caught in the here-and-now of everything, as though the end of civilization has arrived because Facebook keeps giving away everyone's data like free orange chicken samples at the mall food court.
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The ratings agency cited ballooning private-sector debt and unchecked house appreciation as it trimmed the credit ratings for Canada's six largest banks, highlighting the risk of big losses if borrowers get caught in a housing crash.
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Read More 'Now you know': Why Fed feared a quarter-point hike If conditions hold, the opinion from some observers that the Fed will get caught in a "one and done" strategy for hikes would gain credence.
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TRACK THE STORM Ophelia will get caught in the "westerlies," the jet-stream-powered flow that moves mid-latitude weather from west to east, over the weekend as it passes Portugal and Spain and heads towards Ireland.
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In a direct message Zuberi wrote: Yes, for all obvious reasons we do believe startups should be thinking hard about their capital needs going into 2019 and beyond, and how to not get caught in a firestorm.
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The savagery that caused it breeds more brutality in "Good Friday," as four undergraduates and their adjunct instructor — all women, each at a different point on the feminist spectrum — get caught in the middle of a massacre.
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The most recent idea to get caught in the game of legislative whack-a-mole was a proposal to dramatically lower the cap on the amount that workers can set aside in their 401(k) retirement accounts.
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"Queen & Slim" is about a black man and a black woman — we don't learn their real names until the very end — who, following a desultory first date, get caught in a traffic stop that goes hideously wrong.
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The drones are being used by an electric power maintenance company in China to get rid of plastic bags and other debris that get caught in places that are hard to reach with a human in a cherrypicker.
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Russia may have turned the balance of power in Assad's favor with its use of air power, but Putin would rather Russia help shape a ceasefire than get caught in an escalating war with the potential for casualties.
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Christopher Willard, a lecturer of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and author of Growing Up Mindful, explains to me that it is common for IBS sufferers to get caught in a cycle of stress, just like I had.
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Because of some fine print in HQ Trivia's Terms of Service, most players who win HQ Trivia will likely get caught in a tricky catch-203 that prevents them from being able to cash out their prize money.
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Ethan Hawke plays the Old West Sheriff Pat Garrett on the hunt for Billy the Kid (Dane DeHaan) in this Western, which centers on a pair of young siblings who get caught in the middle of that hunt.
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These might include whether financials will benefit from deregulation even with stricter House oversight, if healthcare will face more policy proposals aimed at restraining costs, and whether military spending will get caught in a tussle between the two parties.
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According to a study by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association cited by the ASPCA, cat collars often benefit cats who wander too far from home, get caught in bad situations, or just appear to be lost.
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Few fiction writers have written so affectionately about ideas, as if they were real people; he is always describing how ideas emerge and move, the way they can lose their way and get caught in a crush with others.
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The biggest limitation of observation is that it can be hard to separate the variables: did people panic because of the heat, or did the crush of bodies in the intersection overheat everybody unfortunate to get caught in the stampede?
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German industrial output fell more than expected in June driven by weaker production of intermediate and capital goods, in a further sign that Europe's biggest economy contracted in the second quarter as exporters get caught in trade disputes.
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Here's what it comes down to: Phillips and co-writer Scott Silver (The Fighter, 8 Mile) have to knock that script out of the park, then hope it doesn't get caught in some sadistic fool's complex trap, aka development hell.
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It's got an edge to edge glass screen, so the e-ink won't get damaged when you throw it in your bag, and dog hair won't get caught in the touch sensor (a major annoyance of the lower end Kindles).
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"I want to speak up and I want to say something but I just don't want to get caught in the rhythm of something because if the rhythm goes off, the train goes off the tracks," the former *NSYNC member said.
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While it was harder to get caught in the act of plotting against your beloved in those days— forensic analysis didn't exist yet, nor did undercover cops masquerading as hit men—there were plenty who were found out after the fact.
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You get caught in between that because you feel an obligation to be a voice for a group that isn't often heard from, but at the same time, you don't want that to be the only thing you're identified as.
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ROME, Italy — With a swing of her hip, the soprano Francesca Dotto swept up a makeshift wooden staircase in a rehearsal space in Teatro Nazionale in Rome, only to have her long train get caught in one of the steps.
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It struck me after I'd wrapped up my visits with Anduril that, aside from the drug smugglers they helped intercept on the border, I had not heard the founders mention the people who might get caught in their omniscient zone.
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Or putting it in the wrong way, too, that was a thing for a while where people would put it ... KS: That was a thing where people would put it in and it would break or get caught in there.
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The film doesn't necessarily make you root for Jack—who, it's made clear, has some emotional issues—but when he's apprehended at the end, you don't feel the cathartic rush that commonly comes from watching criminals get caught in police shows.
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The Fjällräven Kånken Backpack is made of water-resistant fabric (helpful if you do get caught in the rain), it's sturdy enough to withstand plenty of wear and its simple but streamlined design will blend in neatly in the city streets.
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Also, if you have lots of columns, like in a spreadsheet, you should break it up so the middle of the spreadsheet doesn't get caught in the same area Microsoft is hedging its bets by making these recommendations instead of requirements.
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They lines are extremely strong to carry the weight of the pots and traps, so when whales get caught in them, they often drag them for months, which slows them down and makes it harder to eat, reproduce and swim.
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Whenever there is a disaster, especially for those trying to anticipate it or observing its effects from outside the zone, it's easy to get caught in a tug of war between crippling fear and the realization that it's better to take careful action.
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We no longer needed to do constant touch-ups using our phone's reverse camera; we could kiss, eat, drink, even get caught in a rain shower without an umbrella (take my word for it) and not need to worry about a smeared mess.
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It can be easy to get caught in critical tunnel vision whether you're a pop fan or a classical geek, to be convinced that your preferred musical sphere is the objective right path and that others are misguided or inferior in some way.
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The third episode of Jenner's Keeping Up With the Kardashians spin-off also saw the reality star attend a galactic cowboy themed birthday party with BFF Jordyn Woods, get caught in Los Angeles traffic and admit to staying out until 6 a.m.
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The geography of the area means the river goes from being wide and flat upstream to carving narrow passages through the rock further down; it's easy for anyone who happens to fall in to get caught in the swirling currents and drown.
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If it errs on the side of caution while stripping monetization first and making users appeal to get it back, it has a chilling effect on people who are doing things YouTube explicitly allows and supports — but get caught in the dragnet anyway.
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GOP leadership sources, however, predict that Trump will have to sign the bill — especially if it includes money for Harvey victims — because it would be a public relations disaster if he let them get caught in the political crossfire of other issues.
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Trump's legal team on Monday was trying to clean up an odd declaration by Rudy Giuliani over the weekend that "truth isn't truth" as he sought to explain why Trump shouldn't testify before Mueller because he could get caught in a lie.
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When switching, the Warriors don't get caught in as many mismatches as do the Cavs, and Durant, Green, Zaza Pachulia and JaVale McGee all had defensive moments in Game 1, making finishing at the rim a chore for the Cavs, James included.
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When it comes to recycling centers, even if they do accept plastic film, it can be hard, if not impossible, to process, as they often get caught in the center's machinery, a spokesperson from the recycling, landfill, and compost operator Recology wrote in an email.
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The only real problem I encountered after a less-than-graceful landing was occasionally one of the flexible propellers would get caught in the saucer's plastic cage, requiring us to run over and free it before the drone could take off again—an easy fix.
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One veteran Beijing-based NGO worker, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of the situation, said Kovrig's case was a worry because it meant that people "could get caught in the crossfire when relations between their country and China go awry".
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"Our job is to be cutting through all the noise and try not to get caught in this whole distraction, this whole circus that's going on," said Daniel Garza, president of the Libre Initiative, a group in the network that focuses on Latino voters.
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I love jokes, and I think that there are ways to skewer him, but a lot of us I don't want to get caught in a trap of just making fun of him, when so much of what he's doing is just truly awful.
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"If you're flying visually, if you get caught in a situation where you can't see out the windshield, the life expectancy of the pilot and the aircraft is maybe 10, 15 seconds, and it happens all the time, and it's really a shame," Waldman said.
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The bottom line: "There's a space for folks who are vulnerable to get caught in the cracks of our system ... [such as] higher cost sharing and out-of-pocket costs, skimpier health insurance plans, and more aggressive collection practices by hospitals and providers," Cooper said.
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If you get caught in one of these, your muscles will rapidly contract, the water in your skin will suddenly boil, your internal organs will quickly fail, and—as evidenced by the victims of Pompeii and Herculaneum back in 79 CE—your skull might even explode.
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Gun Safety Devices Get Caught in Online Advertising Bans Zusha Elinson reports that devices made to make gun ownership safer, such as safety locks, have been caught up in bans intended to prevent gun sales on Facebook and Google: Digital marketing giants including Facebook and Alphabet Inc.
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The episode itself is typically good — Bob tries to open up the restaurant for brunch while the kids get caught in a high-stakes game of hide-and-seek — but the fact that every single scene is drawn in a different style is what makes "Brunchsquatch" singular.
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For all the heady possibilities of VR, the apps people end up loving on any platform can turn out to sound boring or outright silly, until you try them for yourself and get caught in a month-long bender of cat collecting or navigating Flappy Bird.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Kevin, you told Reuters in an interview last night I guess, we're not going to get caught in the middle of the market and I just wonder for viewers, how should they think of the brand on the spectrum from McCafe to Blue Bottle?
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For a little less space (but more street style), consider the Fjällräven Kånken Backpack, which is made of water-resistant fabric (helpful if you do get caught in the rain), or a waxed canvas messenger bag, like the Waterfield Vitesse, which is stylish enough to carry anywhere.
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Unlike waters further south, say along the Southern California coast, which are much warmer, the waters along the Northern California and Oregon coasts can be frigid and people who get caught in the waves can be pulled into the ocean quicker because of their heavier cold-weather clothing.
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Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens is as good a place as any to get caught in snow-goose-related traffic, but goose-inspired snarls on roads surrounding Pelham Bay in the Bronx, or or along Staten Island's western shoreline, are very real possibilities from October through late March.
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This version of Legends is a scripted tale about siblings who get caught in a jungle game with decidedly more serious (read: life and death) stakes than the one that aired on Nick and rewarded contestants for navigating through Styrofoam sets with a cruise and a T-shirt.
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As new evidence emerges of the Russians' paid and organic digital media tactics, we're starting to see that Russian operatives intentionally used many small, segregated campaigns across many automated platforms that often aren't monitored by people, making it harder to get caught in the moment, if at all.
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As new evidence emerges of the Russians' paid and organic digital media tactics, we're starting to see that Russian operatives intentionally used various small, segregated campaigns across many automated platforms that often aren't monitored by people — making it harder to get caught in the moment, if at all.
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She says that people with depression often have low self-esteem and often get caught in loops of "negative self-talk" like the kind BoJack presents throughout the episode, and the negativity pushes self-esteem lower and lower in a spiral that can be hard to break out of.
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Dr. MacKenzie suggested that some families get caught in a "feedback loop," in which children who are spanked respond more aggressively, and become even more challenging, reinforcing parents' sense that only harsh discipline will work, so parents find themselves escalating the discipline, which in turn evokes more intense behavior.
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Watch out for difficult conversations as Venus opposes Pluto: You might be given the third degree or feel pressured to discuss something that's not anyone else's business—bring in a third party to help mediate, and don't get caught in a power struggle with someone who is manipulative.
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This means every morning and lunch hour you get caught in this liminal space between heaving a door open and then touching it, just with the very tips of your fingers, to balance it open for the people behind you, an embarrassing and humiliating ritual of human decency.
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The Private Suite staff pick the passengers up from the jet bridge, escort down them stairs and into the BMW, drive them across the tarmac directly to The Private Suite, which has a separate entrance from LAX, so you don't get caught in that congested airport pick-up/drop off area.
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So, while the rest of the northern hemisphere would be arguing about whether Cardi B's "I Like That" soundtracks pool parties or rooftop BBQs better than Ella Mai's "Boo'd Up," we'd be muttering to ourselves about forgetting the umbrella in the bath when we get caught in a June downpour.
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"We have learned from the experience in Japan that it is possible to get caught in a vicious cycle of declining inflation expectations, falling inflation and a binding lower bound on nominal interest rates from which it is difficult to escape," ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Thursday.
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In 2017, the group appeared to get caught in an attempt to feed The Washington Post a false allegation of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore, who at the time was running in a special election for a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama and had faced multiple other allegations of sexual misconduct.
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It's interesting because our account captures the sort of extremes that we've all seen a little bit living in L.A. We're trying to make fun of the bubble and occasionally we can get caught in the bubble ourselves by doing that, and not necessarily showing just how unique and diverse L.A. has become.
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Hicks isn't just good at PR. She fulfills Trump's particular PR needs, which require an incredibly delicate balance: She must please a man who loves bombast, but waries of it quickly in others; a man who requires constant spin-doctoring, but hates it when those who work for him get caught in a lie.
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Keenan: Okay, so, Tim Marchman's follow up question concerned—and I understand if this is getting into a privileged area so if it does I just ask that you exclude the portions of your answer that might get caught in that web—but was there an established definition for what may I call ongoing litigation?
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It's also one of those tradeoffs that probably brings more good than bad, with the button less prone to breaking (a relatively common complaint as far as hardware failures go) and helping the handset achieve its long-awaited IP67rating , protecting it from water spray, should you get caught in a rom-com style sudden downpour.
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Apple has been hit with declining sales in the country, along with other top smartphone vendors, but its 41 retail stores in China are the most in a single region outside the U.S. It's easy to see how the company could get caught in the midst of an escalating war trade war between the countries.
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One very good way to spoil a party is to get caught in one of those 45-minutes-of-standing-awkwardly-in-a-corner conversations with someone who asks if you want to go to the smoking area because the music is too loud to carry on a chat you really don't want to have. 32.
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Baffled as they may be over why Mr. Trump continues to vilify a man who devoted his life to his nation and suffered as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, that doesn't mean that all of his former colleagues want to get caught in a feud between a president popular with Republican voters and a memory.
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Speaking in abstract terms about blank, amorphous "innocent lives" keeps us from confronting the reality that if most of these children are born at or near the poverty line, then the lives we are saving are more likely to be troubled ones, and if nothing changes, those lives will get caught in vicious cycles powered by poverty and systemic racism.
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The company — the latest Chinese entity to get caught in the cross hairs of the ongoing trade war — hopes these moves will be enough to allow its new product to be sold in the U.S. By the numbers: About 70 percent of all drones in the U.S. are supplied by DJI, including industrial-grade drones used to survey remote areas, and those used by U.S. government agencies.
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But, in Newark, or in poor neighborhoods, or places where there's not the same privilege, you get an entirely different, if you get caught, in fact, right now, as we sit here comfortably, there are kids right across the river in Rikers Island, that are, have been there, I'm not exaggerating, over a year just waiting for a trial, for crimes lesser than the one I just described to you.
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A single particle of plutonium-239 can pass from inhaled air through the membranes of the lungs and get caught in lymph nodes, where they emit alpha rays that irradiate surrounding tissues and their DNA molecules, potentially leading to cancers, according to literature from Dr. Roy Burdon, former Chair of Molecular Biology at Strathclyde University in the UK. The mere chance of such exposure is what keeps the activists going.
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" The Trump administration, Mr. Sessions said, is working "out of a concern to make the lives of people in particularly the poor communities, minority communities, live a safer, happier life so that they're able to have their children outside and go to school in safety and they can go to the grocery store in safety and not be accosted by drug dealers and get caught in crossfires or have their children seduced into some gang.
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It Is a Good Time to Think Lately I've been reminded Americans are very good at talking about what we think is inside of us and what we think is not, also good at talking about what we think should stay outside what should stay away as well as what we think has to remain beyond the perimeter of our exhausting subjectivity So many vast bags of men very good at saying what they say they know & don't & what we know & don't & what is what that's the thing Americans hold — it's not my fault it's never my fault it's amazing how we get caught in this echo this echo becomes an anthem did you hear it this week it was so very loud a little whimpering shape of a little doughy man playing victim?
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