But one bat seems to have gotten trapped in this brainteaser.
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My husband and federal workers like him have gotten trapped in their sticky mess.
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But in the past month, the border debate has gotten trapped in Trump's black-hole gravity.
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Semiconductor stocks have indeed gotten trapped in the U.S.-China trade war's crosshairs, and other headwinds plague the industry.
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Then one day, Tatum catches wind of a promising scoop: a local man (Richard Benedict) has gotten trapped in a cave, where he was gathering Indian artifacts.
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I cannot imagine how much worse the experience would have been for me, how long I might have gotten trapped in the system, if I did not.
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The man thought the fish had gotten trapped in the bay while trying to escape a predator, and then strong winds and freezing temperatures froze the fish in place.
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But the path it's traveling to get there increasingly looks a little too winding, in similar fashion to how the books themselves have gotten trapped in an endless string of side quests.
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I saw you both tweet very different things, recently: Dan, that Hue had just won another award, and Henry, that you'd gotten trapped in the game, so it still had some bugs to get rid off.
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In trying to solve the simple problems of various little kids he encounters (such as, say, a lost pencil or a missing sock), Captain Flamingo often gets into tight spots. He has, in various episodes, gotten trapped in a bubble with a full bladder, gone underwater to battle an eel, and has gotten trapped in a deadly matrix of bouncing superballs. Despite this, he never gives up and meets every failure or setback with a new attempt. He eventually gets out of these situations by using his "Bird Brain"; this can be his own instincts, but it usually is Lizbeth.
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Michael and Jake come up with a plan to get Tommy back. Jake and Tommy outwit the pirates by absconding in their speedboat, Frakes attempts to shoot Michael, but fails due to his firearm being gunked up with quicksand he had gotten trapped in earlier while chasing Michael; leaving the villains stranded. As the boys escape they call the Australian Coast Guard for help. The pirates are arrested and their speedboat is seized.
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Carla J. Dove (born October 17, 1962) is an American researcher who specializes in identifying birds that have gotten trapped in airplane engines, known as bird strikes. She is currently the Program Manager for Feather Identification Lab in the Division of Birds at the National Museum of Natural History. Her work helps promote wildlife safety, as well as pave the way for the development of preventative measures that will decrease the chance of wildlife impacting airplanes. She has published over 40 articles on her research so far.
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However, it turns out to be a situation far less romantic than what she had with Wyn. She beats Ben in a game of pool and he sends her a black mink coat as a present. As the movie ends, Rae and Margo are admiring the coat in the mirror and Rae recounts a time when she was young and driving in the woods in Utah with her father. She tells Margo that the two of them came across a deer that had gotten trapped in barbed wire and had died.
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