LONDON — Sometimes it's the simple ideas that catch on.
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Some of his other ideas have yet to catch on.
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Well, it took a while for it to catch on.
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Meanwhile in China, vaping had just begun to catch on.
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Life insurers have so far been slower to catch on.
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The pieces ahead, though, will help you catch on early.
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Whether the idea will actually catch on is less certain.
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It's not clear if this will really catch on, though.
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Alas, new country names can be slow to catch on.
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Hopefully he'll get another shot to catch on somewhere else.
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They catch on fire and have proven to be deadly.
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MARK BERTOLINI: Yeah, and then that started to catch on.
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But will catching a nap catch on at a gym?
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I never thought it would catch on like it did.
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Time will tell if they can make it catch on.
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"That's probably not gonna catch on," Lauer retorted after chuckling.
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Gurriel injured his wrist making a diving catch on Thursday.
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They mocked the police for being slow to catch on.
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But there's another trend he hopes will catch on: minimalism.
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So why have we been so slow to catch on?
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So why didn't that system catch on in the US?
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It took a while for the night to catch on.
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Perhaps that's why it's been slow to catch on here.
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This competitive video game playing lark, it'll never catch on.
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It didn't take long for the idea to catch on.
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The best songs sometimes take a while to catch on.
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It starts to catch on, and creates a habitual change.
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Do you think it could catch on where you live?
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I thought, 'Oh, my God, this will never catch on.
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Once markets catch on to this behavior, inflation becomes expected.
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One of his bolder rhetorical moves might also catch on.
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Christmas trees — a German custom — also began to catch on.
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We'll have to see if any other phones catch on.
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If you don't deliver the goods, voters will catch on.
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So far, Steyer has failed to catch on with Democratic voters.
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After that, the lottery began to catch on in other states.
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But there's reason to believe lobbying might catch on with legislators.
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"I think this thing ... will catch on like wildfire," he said.
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People would catch on, and inflation rather than growth would result.
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Even when punctured, the S8's battery doesn't catch on fire.
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If you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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It just didn't catch on because, you know, it's utterly revolting.
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Scott Kingery made a terrific diving catch on the sacrifice fly.
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It could be just the thing to make VR catch on.
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And there are signs that employers are beginning to catch on.
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That reality hasn't seemed to catch on entirely at Google, yet.
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I didn't catch on to the depth or meaning of it.
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Schebler strained his left shoulder making a diving catch on Saturday.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance believes that EasyMesh will catch on, though.
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Oh, and also that way, your hair won't catch on fire.
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Some overflowing landfills have been known to spontaneously catch on fire.
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"It takes longer," he acknowledged, for that message to catch on.
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"He will catch on somewhere," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
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It took a second for the audience to catch on: Mrs.
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"If Brazil plays well, the feeling will catch on," Mendonça said.
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I usually catch on quick, but I kept not getting better.
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I think we're still waiting for that to catch on, queen.
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It was a good idea that didn't catch on in 24.
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Vendors there sell some of the best catch on the continent.
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And Parker thinks that online interviews will continue to catch on.
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But the power of BlackRock could help this approach catch on.
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The ones that catch on have the power to influence behaviour.
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Readers who haven't seen the show will catch on fairly quickly.
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It was a newsy, innovative idea that did not catch on.
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And if electric cars catch on, demand for gasoline could shrink.
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Still, the enhanced geothermal concept has been slow to catch on.
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It wasn't clear whether e-cigarettes would catch on with smokers.
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It took White Claw a while to catch on with drinkers.
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He'll play catch on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated afterward.
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Virtual reality is taking longer to catch on than investors expected.
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But if you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on.
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Archer said she wanted to give the idea to more women to "share the wealth," and a lot of replies to her tweet seem to indicate the idea might catch on— until men catch on, that is.
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Other transparency companies, like Castlight Health, also have struggled to catch on.
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And there seem to be this buzz words that just catch on.
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As of season 2, the adults are finally beginning to catch on.
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Another issue is how quickly the tech will catch on with customers.
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If so, this is a trend we would like to catch on.
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Here's hoping they catch on, and spread to studios across the pond.
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The only thing you need to catch on Beyoncé's stage are feelings.
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And yet still, it took a while for audiences to catch on.
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It would be awesome to see one of these techs catch on.
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Callaway told reporters that deGrom felt pain while playing catch on Thursday.
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"If you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on," Trump wrote.
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"I think it will take a while to catch on," he admitted.
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Beginning in late August, Galaxy Note 7s started to catch on fire.
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Will Consumer Physics' molecular sensor catch on with the major smartphone manufacturers?
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It was a powerful idea, but it took time to catch on.
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It was Walker's third catch on the drive, good for 20083 yards.
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Her Twitter followers were quick to catch on to the ending characters.
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That alone could make it hard for narrative economics to catch on.
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Mets pitchers played catch on the field or threw in the bullpen.
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If they're not properly handled they can catch on fire, Kerchner said.
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Zimmer tried to make a diving catch on the ball but missed.
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With over 2.5K retweets though, it's looking like it might catch on.
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I think in the U.S. it took another year to catch on.
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Did you ever expect it to catch on the way it did?
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Will the globalization of kabaddi catch on in the Americas and Europe?
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He made a running catch on Brett Gardner's drive during the second.
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But other than a few loyal users, it did not catch on.
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So why did he never truly catch on in the Heisman race?
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Yet many of their protests failed to catch on in red states.
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It looks like a good phone that could catch on with customers.
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But I'm still hopeful these gratitude reforms might catch on with others.
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When news organizations catch on to the snake-oil salesmanship, he attacks.
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"In July, we try to catch on to a trend," he said.
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Once you catch on to that, driving is a piece of cake.
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Whether they catch on depends on how much they resonate with people.
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It took more than 200 years for the thermometer to catch on.
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Did you catch on to what you were being asked to do?
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"It made sense with mobile that esports would catch on," he said.
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"But if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on."
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Google Glass, one of the first versions of this product, didn't catch on.
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He has to strike first before others catch on and figure that out.
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Only once UberX improved in quality did it catch on with mainstream consumers.
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The primary debate finally seemed to catch on to this political reality Thursday.
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It's been quiet since then, which suggests the company's apps didn't catch on.
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Yes, but: This doesn't mean AI won't catch on in any African countries.
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He wants the idea to catch on so more farmers will sign up.
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MagniWare's stick-on sensor was clever, but ultimately didn't catch on with users.
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As a result, many hoverboards overheat and can catch on fire or explode.
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Anderson made a diving catch on Franco's inning-ending grounder in the sixth.
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The old version of Google Glass didn't quite catch on with the public.
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Also, there's lots of different ways that a house can catch on fire.
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There are parts of the party that have been slow to catch on.
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Facebook's Oculus is hoping that VR will catch on in the business world.
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Will Forces of Destiny catch on and become a full-fledged animated series?
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But despite decades of power shortages, companies are only starting to catch on.
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About a decade later, chaos theory started to catch on in scientific circles.
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Pillar also made a spectacular diving catch on Austin Romine's liner in fourth.
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All this, if it works, will help Android Pay continue to catch on.
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"We're confident that this marketplace is going to catch on fire," Abdullah said.
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"The plane's going to catch on fire," Kennedy heard the uninjured Bayh exclaim.
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Solar energy has been slower to catch on, despite abundant and intense sunshine.
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It didn't catch on the way people hoped, but it made an impact.
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The technology is taking longer to catch on with the general public, however.
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But initially the program didn't catch on as widely as the TSA hoped.
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It's a classic combo that women have been slow to catch on to.
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But as a rule, she said watch brands had yet to catch on.
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His two previous presidential bids, in 783 and 2008, failed to catch on.
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What Ms. Becker did not anticipate is how quickly it would catch on.
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New York City was slow to catch on, adopting the stickers in 2013.
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That these characters don't catch on to Iago's duplicity isn't because they're stupid.
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"In the world of diet and weight loss, things really catch on quickly."
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The sport didn't catch on nationally until shortly after World War II ended.
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Yet many things would have to change for that message to catch on.
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I hope your wonderful designs catch on nationwide in hospitals and nursing facilities.
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During a game of catch on the beach, Aschidamini brought up Cloud Nine.
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And if we catch on fire, we have a long-distance shot at first.
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Who knows, maybe they thought Trump was going to catch on, maybe, who knows.
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It was after it passed through there, that homes began to catch on fire.
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What's more, health care stocks may not catch on as a defensive play, either.
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Electric vehicles, in general, have been slow to catch on with American car buyers.
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The world's biggest economy, however, is just starting to catch on to the trend.
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Just because China is issuing digital yuan doesn't mean it will catch on elsewhere.
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No agreements have materialized, and the president's own infrastructure proposal failed to catch on.
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I've yet to give it to someone and not watch them quickly catch on.
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Then I started using the word "sustainable" and even that didn't catch on initially.
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It didn't catch on, unsurprisingly, and Sony started bundling it with several free games.
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Smash failed to catch on after two seasons and was summarily canceled in 2013.
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It took the city by storm, it wasn't like they had to catch on.
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He strained his right hamstring making a diving catch on April 7 in Pittsburgh.
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The nation's largest retailer has big ambitions for faster shipping to catch on quickly.
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Bryant made a diving catch on Suarez's line drive to end the second inning.
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RHP Lance McCullers played catch on Monday, extending his tosses to 60-90 feet.
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If that was raked in the beginning, there'd be nothing to catch on fire.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) could catch on — but their opportunities seemed to end there.
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Whether the technology will catch on is still questionable, but products are heading stateside.
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It took seven years for Alice Cooper, the band, to catch on, Alice explains.
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As robotics catch on, there will be even fewer positions in the data centers.
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He played catch on Monday and seemed fine, but playing catch is not pitching.
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A Jersey Corset And you thought the Kardashian's waist-training would never catch on.
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ShondaLand presents its latest guilty pleasure and hardheaded heroine in "The Catch," on ABC.
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Some materials are safe to laser cut, but tend to catch on fire easily.
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Japan might have seemed like an obvious place for Bitcoin to catch on earlier.
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Every so often, one of his paramours would catch on and alert the others.
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He had collected geckos and snakes, whatever he could catch on the Mongolian steppe.
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Samsung and Huawei are convinced that phones that act like tablets will catch on.
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This is not a very good idea, and it didn't catch on with Iraqis.
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Our fashion team looks at why the West took so long to catch on.
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Others had attempted cloud classification prior to Howard, but their systems didn't catch on.
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But industry analysts are unsure whether electric cars will catch on with consumers anytime soon.
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So I think that once more people start doing that, it's going to catch on.
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Perhaps Brandt's tendency toward pictorial perversities took a while to catch on with the public.
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It all went down with a casual game of catch on a Beverly Hills street.
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Once the "Ha" video dropped, the rest of the world started to slowly catch on.
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Not everyone's convinced that the idea will catch on, especially under the umbrella of AmazonFresh.
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People ask us, do you really think this sour beer thing is gonna catch on?
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Should Calatrava's tower ever catch on fire, it will certainly look great as it smolders.
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Fiscal expansion might even catch on in the region if it works in the States.
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Bared is hoping the shipping container store concept will catch on with budget conscious entrepreneurs.
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Evan needed the popular crowd to use this if it was going to catch on.
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"People are starting to catch on," said Hamilton Grant, a 2011 graduate of the school.
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But they rarely show you something you would have thought impossible to catch on film.
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Meanwhile, China's giant state-owned banks are just barely starting to catch on, Lee said.
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Google had an unusual IPO a long time ago and didn't really catch on. Yeah.
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If you didn't catch on, MUA is short for makeup artist — and it's that simple.
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Knight didn't love the sound of it, but felt it would catch on in time.
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Yet more open discussion about menstruation has been more slow to catch on in China.
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Who knows, maybe they thought Trump was going to catch on, maybe, who knows. REP.
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So there was a sense that maybe it would catch on, and obviously it did.
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You can catch on NOISEY tonight at 10PM, and WEEDIQUETTE later at 11PM on VICELAND
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But thanks to such things, they're finally starting to catch on with the general public.
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But modern day trick-or-treating didn't catch on in the US until the 1920s.
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But if people find the phrase empowering, there's no reason "self-partnered" shouldn't catch on.
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Jeudy had a 20-yard catch on Alabama's tying touchdown drive late in the fourth.
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Americans are just starting to catch on to the common sense benefits of bidet use.
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Despite employer adoption of virtual visits, they have been slow to catch on with patients.
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So contactless payments, using credit cards or mobile wallets, have been slow to catch on.
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And yes, things do catch on fire if you aren't on top of your game.
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There have been other initiatives, but they were limited and did not really catch on.
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The church bought lots in a cemetery that was working to catch on — Green-Wood.
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After a couple of years, it became clear that it wasn't going to catch on.
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However, it's not a sure thing that Formula One will catch on in the States.
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"I think the shorter day will catch on everywhere 20 years from now," Aarstol said.
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Words and phrases can also be regional, meaning out-of-state coworkers won't catch on.
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Other strategists do as well, though the issue may take some time to catch on.
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I see them all the time and for some reason they do not catch on.
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The last major technology-on-your-face product, Google Glass, didn't catch on with consumers.
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Washington's 75-yard touchdown catch on Nebraska's next offensive play restored Nebraska's 30-point lead.
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Homer is also starting to catch on to Hap's nefarious ways, and asks him about Rachel.
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And while it took her some time, the Revenge Body star eventually began to catch on.
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Why do you think it's taken so long for the US to catch on to grime?
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There's just one catch: On Botnet it just so happens that you're the only real person.
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He compares it to early internet experiments, before anyone knew if the internet would catch on.
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But with her favorite candidate struggling to catch on, she has soured on the caucus process.
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Sometimes new terms catch on; other times they start to seem dated after a few years.
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If these technologies catch on at a large scale, expect few phone calls with trading desks.
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Between the lines: It's always hard to anticipate how and when new technologies will catch on.
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Be sure to stir to ensure that it doesn't catch on the bottom of the pan.
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He told the Post he traps and relocates the snakes he does catch on his jobs.
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In the 1980s and '90s, a new policy called cap-and-trade started to catch on.
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Usually, all it takes is one Jenner or Hadid to make an outfit combination catch on.
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Nokia dubs this not a selfie, but a "Bothie" — wonder if the term will catch on?
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It's an appealing vision, to be sure, but it didn't catch on when Airtime first launched.
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But he also concedes that if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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Pessimistic government forecasts of renewables resemble faulty predictions that telephones and computers would never catch on.
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Prime Catch on the Waterfront serves upscale seafood overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway in Boynton Beach, Florida.
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Samsung's return of the stylus didn't catch on for handsets quite like the phablet form factor.
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Blue Security's service was starting to catch on when a Russian spammer warned Reshef to stop.
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White kept the drive going with a 13-yard catch on a third-and-9 play.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, the-- presumably, any cars that catch on big are going to be safer.
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I put my supersize arm around her and could feel my triceps catch on my sleeve.
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Gasking believes that making VR affordable is key to helping the technology catch on with filmmakers.
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Trader David Seaburg said the technology is still young, but he believes it will catch on.
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Can this more conversational (but still curated and exclusive) approach to "magical" stones really catch on?
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"He's beginning to catch on and people are beginning to listen to his message," she said.
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He went onto win gold in 1972 as well, and his success began to catch on.
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But the model has been slow to catch on in the larger pro-worker reform community.
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She is funny and exciting in person, but she is extremely difficult to catch on camera.
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This had a huge downside: The poorly designed devices had a tendency to catch on fire.
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But if the Academy Awards nominations are any indication, mainstream Hollywood is slow to catch on.
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This feels like a relatively fresh theme, and it didn't take too long to catch on.
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Now that pro-regulations mood seems ready to catch on with the U.S. government, as well.
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Mr. Bullock's pragmatic message of Trump-state success didn't catch on with the party's donors, either.
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Parents are beginning to catch on, even limiting their own screen time to set an example.
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Automated eco-driving fails to catch on, as drivers value shorter travel times over energy savings.
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The CSPC wasn't able to get any boards to catch on fire during the testing process.
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Of course, you're probably starting to catch on to how $2100 becomes, well, a whole lot more.
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"Research we conducted demonstrates that things that catch on faster tend to die out faster," said Berger.
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Sadly, despite all the initial hype, Spectacles failed to catch on with users beyond the Snapchat diehard.
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"He&aposs angry," Birchmeier commented to his friend, Mike Kachman, who caught the wild catch on tape.
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Whether PHEVs and BEVs will catch on is far from certain, analysts such as AutoTrends' Phillippi caution.
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What's the advice you'd give him — or any other rookie — trying to catch on with a team?
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At that time, the idea of free chat apps was only beginning to catch on with millennials.
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It did have a paid tier with some fancy features, but that never seemed to catch on.
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Their nicely curved exterior design means they have no aberrant shapes sticking out to catch on things.
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The future of jobs in the United States would be very different if Teran's ideas catch on.
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And Dear Frances' most recent launch, the Ayr Mule, is sure to catch on just as quickly.
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Once a new idea is in the air, it can catch on, or it can fade away.
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Time will tell whether the gadgets will catch on and get more people to post on Weishi.
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It was simply a clever way of making something a bit easier that happened to catch on.
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That is true of a growing pool of customers as smart(er) appliances and grids catch on.
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And it may have taken Congress and the media awhile to catch on, but consumers definitely knew.
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Lorello&aposs photos and videos of the brief catch on Facebook have been shared over 23,000 times.
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Chubb has one catch on the season and only 10 catches over the last three seasons. 3.
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" He believes that once people learn how to make geofilters, the trend will "catch on like fire.
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Taylor ranged toward the ball to make a sliding, over-the-shoulder catch on the warning track.
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You can catch on STATES OF UNDRESS tonight at 10PM, and BALLS DEEP at 11PM on VICELAND.
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Maybe it'll catch on and we can finally stop the annual attempts to defund Planned Parenthood again.
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But as he threw off the mound on Sunday and played catch on Monday, the discomfort persisted.
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Aided by center fielder Brett Gardner's running catch on Francisco Lindor, Zack Britton pitched a scoreless eighth.
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Gennett made a diving catch on a Rojas ground ball, saving a run and ending the game.
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But when chiva-ing, you catch on to the festivities as long as you're in the back.
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The GoT community was quick to catch on that timelines in the finale didn't quite make sense.
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And the conclusion of all of that is standardization in healthcare just doesn't seem to catch on.
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But while such cards were popular in Europe, they did not immediately catch on in this country.
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Despite its newness (Vasquiat celebrated its one-year anniversary in November), brands were quick to catch on.
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Podcasts have yet to catch on in China as they have in the United States and Britain.
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"Mass murder can catch on like an epidemic," warned an article in The Atlantic in November 2017.
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Snowboarding, which was born in Vermont and California in the late 1970s, was slow to catch on.
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Despite its demonstrated benefits, nonalcoholic beer has been slower to catch on with athletes from other countries.
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A call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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Even some Republican lawmakers are beginning to catch on that this tax-cut plan is politically radioactive.
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The visitor center was shut and locals admitted the 'pet town' had yet to fully catch on.
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" Bannon agreed: "Booker gets positive reviews for his debate performances but he never seems to catch on.
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But with the exception of, say, Pokémon Go, it has largely failed to catch on with consumers.
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While he expects other states might catch on, he was skeptical that they would be as successful.
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Therefore, Mr. Hudak said, the message of a wealth tax could catch on with the general electorate.
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"Shaft," starring Samuel L. Jackson, similarly failed to catch on with black ticket buyers, its target audience.
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It remains to be seen whether a TV like the Sero will actually catch on with shoppers.
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Same goes with poor leadership, eventually, people catch on and when they do, it all goes downhill.
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Although the recommendation against withholding nuts from children under 3 was rescinded, that message didn't catch on.
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But as its stress-reducing properties have become better understood, kava is beginning to catch on internationally.
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And over time, if the technology continues to improve, electric cars should catch on even without mandates.
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Mimi and Roger's raspy voices deliberately catch on high notes to sell the emotion pulsing behind them.
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Once in a while one of these replies will catch on and then people do posts about it.
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"The thinking was to tie them close to the water because that won't catch on fire," she says.
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While consumer smart glasses like Google Glass have failed to catch on, officer wearables are essentially an inevitability.
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It's comfortable enough to wear all day, and it's small enough not to catch on your jacket sleeve.
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Everyone knows that #NationalDogDay is no ordinary day — and we think dogs everywhere are starting to catch on.
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Then the tech reporters catch on, issuing long monologues on the future of the industry/a given product.
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It will also end its Walmart Express small-store format, which failed to catch on in urban areas.
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The wife of America's first president, George Washington, was called Lady Washington — but that didn't really catch on.
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Some testers have tried puncturing the S8's battery only to discover that it doesn't catch on fire.
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And China needs to prepare itself for the possibility that powerful synthetic opioids will catch on at home.
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I hope people can appreciate our point of view and eventually catch on to the less successful jokes!
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And with a bunch more open distribution systems post-invite, it's a message that just might catch on.
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He also made a big catch on an underthrown Nick Foles bomb Sunday (is there any other kind?).
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This has resulted in new, hard-to-catch-on acronyms, like Google's "JOMO" (the joy of missing out).
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The GFS model, however, didn't catch on to the storm's unusual track until about 268 days in advance.
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A doctor call to action As policymakers begin to catch on, rules and regulations will start to change.
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But making smart glasses more approachable is incredibly important if gadgets like this ever hope to catch on.
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Lauren Brisbane, owner of QCamel farm, hopes more people will catch on to the benefits of camel milk.
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But the caps could provide more friction, causing the helmets to catch on one another when they hit.
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A lot of the trees, they took tremendous burn at the bottom, but they didn't catch on fire.
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The bottom is all burned but they didn't catch on fire because they sucked the water, they're wet.
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"We will launch it through the summer and we do think it will catch on quickly," Gnodde added.
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If Stingray methods were ever entered into evidence, Harris argued, criminals would catch on, rendering the device useless.
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"Alibaba Aluriê will hopefully catch on," Dalasam told me after playing me the track for the first time.
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AXM: Why do you think this poem, in particular, has seemed to catch on in so many places?
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Yet somehow the phrase Beer before liquor might make you a more reasonable drinker just didn't catch on.
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The Berlin-based company's on-demand service SoundCloud Go has failed to catch on in any noticeable way.
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If you want your beneficial thing to catch on, the trick is to be as welcoming as possible.
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Pettis' 19813-yard touchdown catch on the second play of the second half put Washington up 48-7.
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But as facial recognition becomes more widespread, they may catch on as the next trend in functional fashion.
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The company is marketing the idea nationwide, hoping it will catch on as quickly as the currency has.
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It is popular in many parts of Japan but has yet to catch on in most other places.
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Looks like we'll have to wait and see whether the French pharmacy's ethos will ever fully catch on.
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If he's going to catch on in the league, he's going to need to grow out that thing.
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It's really awesome to have witnessed Filipino food catch on in the US over the last three years.
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If such houses catch on, Wegener believes they could become a major contributor to cutting deforestation in Malawi.
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Spears was playing catch on a Hawaiian beach and showing off her very toned and in shape bod.
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All it takes is one title to catch on and we'll be talking about comic stores growing again.
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An exhibition match was played at the 183 Olympics in Berlin, but it did not catch on internationally.
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Surgeons can try new approaches, and innovations can catch on and spread, as long as hospitals allow it.
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"It's been a roller coaster to get the chicken to catch on," Mr. Fox lamented a month later.
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When some of those executives started to catch on to my "difference," they realized I was an asset.
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But these products didn't catch on, and the efforts cost Microsoft hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
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"Saturday didn't catch on because it wasn't as timeless as the other clothing Kate Spade makes," posits Royalty.
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But, he added, he is proud to have seen it catch on with young people who champion abstinence.
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But after consulting with the team's hand specialist, Matz felt well enough to play catch on Thursday afternoon.
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The report does not, for instance, expect electric vehicles to catch on widely in the pickup-truck market.
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Kupp had a 73-yard catch on the possession as the Rams scored after allowing 21 straight points.
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When Gates first pitched the idea of the personal computer, industry experts didn't think it would catch on.
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Eventually, Legend and Shelton catch on that it's Swift who is their new co-worker, and freak out.
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Whether it all will work or not — and whether Tiffany Men's will catch on — remains to be seen.
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Google initially unveiled the device with much fanfare in 2012, but it failed to catch on with consumers.
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Grichuk made a fine catch on Mark Trumbo in center field for the first out of the ninth.
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INSIDE PITCH David Wright played catch on Sunday for the first time since his neck surgery in June.
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By September 2011, the name had changed to Snapchat and the app began to catch on with teens.
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Wells is preparing to auction off the virginity of her youngest daughter, but we catch on that Mrs.
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Collins wanted Travis d'Arnaud to catch on Sunday, but d'Arnaud said his injured right wrist was still sore.
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For Grosso, it's a sign that ideas once considered fringe can eventually catch on, if one is persistent.
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If wood shops catch on fire, and there's no supply coming out, then maybe that might change it.
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He doesn't want you to buy pajamas sewn in China, because he thinks they could catch on fire.
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But some of it is going to work and be repeated and catch on in a wider way.
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Gopman would post photos on Facebook of cash he'd tucked in homeless people's cups, hoping it would catch on.
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Despite these challenges, Chartbeat's solution—selling ads based on metrics like time spent and engagement—failed to catch on.
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Hardly a brilliant start, but it was a start nonetheless, and I believed the world would eventually catch on.
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He starts singing his name to the tempo of the ticking, and Dumbledore, Ron, Hermione and Harry catch on.
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Tigers RHP Michael Fulmer (elbow inflammation) played catch on Wednesday and could return to the rotation next week. 2.
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I just, I ran outside, and I was hoping, you know, the house hopefully wasn't gonna catch on fire.
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Joe Mixon's 25-yard run and A.J. Green's 16-yard catch on third-and-5 were the key plays.
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"Providing ongoing reports to providers is the best way for this movement to catch on and grow," she said.
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But IGTV, an effort to take on YouTube with longer-form videos on Instagram, has failed to catch on.
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Still, it took a while for the term -- and even the practice -- to catch on in the United States.
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I thought if I just laughed at you, without any voice command prompts, Jeff Bezos might not catch on.
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Despite their immense popularity in the city, Yang understood why the trend is yet to catch on properly elsewhere.
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Whether or not these looks will catch on or only exist in fantastical fashion editorials remains to be seen.
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Luckily for him, she didn't catch on and really believed that he wrote that heartfelt poem just for her.
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But don't hold your breath on this one — candy corn pizza is not going to catch on anytime soon.
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Music switches formats every decade or so, and exclusives are just the latest way to make streaming catch on.
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He made a 5-yard catch on the game's first snap and finished with four receptions for 173 yards.
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Ipecac grew into a magnet for artists with really personal or experimental projects that might not otherwise catch on.
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"Joyce would conveniently fly out of town for big Kardashian parties so people wouldn't catch on," the source added.
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Edwards says his vocal contributions were originally designed as a test to see if the idea would catch on.
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It suggests that the product has been slow to catch on during a trying year for the parent company.
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And at the end of shows he deliberately hid his face for fear the unemployment agency would catch on.
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So if micromobility services really do catch on, the Ubers and Lyfts of the world still stand to benefit.
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Personally, I just want to see a women's brand catch on in such a way that men pursue it.
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However, that transaction performed poorly in the secondary market - and the structure failed to catch on among US investors.
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Phones with sliding camera mechanisms are still in their infancy and it's difficult to predict if they'll catch on.
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"Joyce would conveniently fly out of town for big Kardashian parties so people wouldn't catch on," the source adds.
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It took tipping a while to catch on — the first $100 million came in over a four-year period.
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If EDM does catch on in Afghanistan, will it ever be safe enough for people to perform it live?
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Maybe it'll catch on, and anyone unfairly forced to change their clothes at school will have an A+ response.
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Top stories on Reuters TV 'Peace' message doesn't catch on with Olympic Snapchat redesign takes a toll on enthusiasm
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Cannabinoids are a classy way to get your buzz on that I hope will catch on in more places.
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The band never managed to catch on in the same way with American listeners as they did up north.
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For his app to catch on, it would require the wholesale buy-in of both police forces and civilians.
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But the phone was widely panned for having too many features, and the gesture controls didn't really catch on.
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The technology, known as neuromodulation, has been slow to catch on, because it can be costly and require surgery.
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People catch on to your attitude quickly and are more attracted to the right attitude than who you know.
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GoPro's device sticks up on helmets and has the potential to catch on twigs and leaves during the shot.
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The nightmare, in so many words, is that real estate markets will catch on to climate change ... and tank.
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Back when everyone had an iPod, Apple's iPod Hi-Fi speaker system was way too expensive to catch on.
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The ICRC estimates that anything within 500 square kilometers (193 square miles) of the explosion could catch on fire.
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While there is not a universal name for this drink, one is beginning to catch on: the John Daly.
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After playing catch on Saturday, he monitored the rest of the game while juggling bath time for his kids.
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But Hyman failed to make a catch on three straight targets before finishing with five catches for 61 yards.
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The threat of lawsuits is part of the reason why gasoline warning labels have been slow to catch on.
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"Two Gentleman of Verona," revived in Central Park in 2005, didn't catch on, even with its gorgeously diverse cast.
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A tiger will come; the house will catch on fire; and the head of the house will get sick.
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In order for the services to really catch on, Mr. Drummond said, they need to go directly to travelers.
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Devastated by grief and frustrated with her inability to catch on with audiences abroad, she considered ending her career.
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The device gained positive reviews but failed to catch on with consumers, losing significant market share to Apple's iPhone.
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And it's easy to see how it would catch on in the face of an uptick in hate crimes.
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Even if you didn't know the lyrics when you hear the repetitiveness, it's easy for people to catch on.
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"I don't check Twitter every day, and I wasn't expecting that to catch on so much," she told Insider.
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President Donald Trump's tariff policy has failed to catch on in three states critical to this year's midterm elections.
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Of course, OWL isn't the only league trying to make a traditional city-based e-sports model catch on.
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Cozart was thrown out trying for third after left fielder Curtis Granderson missed the catch on Kole Calhoun's drive.
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Mr. Bullock, who won two terms as governor in a red state, didn't catch on with Democratic primary voters.
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Over the years, he has watched the idea catch on far beyond Bhutan, a remote kingdom in the Himalayas.
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The crew threw down anchors, but for some time, they struggled to catch on the ground, Mr. Walle said.
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I am fairly rebus blind, but usually catch on after I've gotten at least one of the rebus elements.
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After homering, Judge raced in to make a diving catch on Cameron Maybin for the first out of the fifth.
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"This is something that won't catch on in France," Franck Pinay-Rabaroust, a food writer at gastronomy magazine Atabula, said.
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Digital projection didn't catch on immediately, and throughout the 2000s, Lucas expressed frustration with the slow pace of the transition.
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It's encouraging to see the idea catch on, despite vigorous opposition from the companies that profit from selling these drinks.
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But Warnock admitted that, early on, his approach to solving the problem of aggressive paper didn't catch on right away.
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But this wasn't always true, which is why the service took a while to catch on and grow its network.
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Even though it took him a second to catch on, the soon-to-be grandpa is clearly excited as well.
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It's difficult to say whether tabloids will ever catch on to the YouTube audience, or if they even want to.
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Just because Aadhaar has succeeded in slashing subsidies fraud does not mean the products built atop it will catch on.
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Self-driving cars, assuming they catch on, will use cameras, radar and the like to keep track of their surroundings.
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I'm so turned into myself, I miss what Stevens says next, and before I catch on, she's out the door.
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And you know the rule, if you get recalled and catch on fire, you get on the worst gadget list.
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FOR those who reckon that brain-computer interfaces will never catch on, there is a simple answer: they already have.
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Even more traditional media players are starting to catch on that they need to evolve in order to stay relevant.
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Virtual reality is going to take a while to catch on, so you may not need to buy in now.
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Whether cloud gaming will catch on, though, remains uncertain, for it is technically much more demanding than existing streaming services.
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Conforto made a diving catch on JT Riddle's sinking liner and snagged Brian Anderson's liner in front of the fence.
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Later, between takes, McCartney can be heard offering vocal phrasing help to Lennon, who takes a moment to catch on.
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Here's the GIF you all came for: I'm not convinced that smartphones with moving parts are going to catch on.
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So last year, when the midi skirt made its big debut, it didn't take long for them to catch on.
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While Holmes was fast to catch on to engineering concepts, Balwani was often out of his depth during engineering discussions.
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If Sentry went live too early and was inaccurate, civilians wouldn't trust it, and it would fail to catch on.
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The former does offer promise as a harm-reduction technology, but has yet to catch on in the United States.
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It's not just because Vdligt already has a major audience that we think this brand will catch on like crazy.
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And in China, trends that catch on at the premium end traditionally spread quickly through the rest of the market.
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He signed with the Raiders in 1999 but was later cut before trying to catch on with the Cleveland Browns.
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So if the idea of delivery people shuffling through people's kitchens does catch on, it probably won't be anytime soon.
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Given everything we know about moringa and its potential benefits, Rissetto doesn't think it'll catch on quite like matcha has.
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"It's a great show, but we didn't realize just how it would catch on," Hastings told CNBC of the series.
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But if they catch on, anyone who gives multinationals a $85033 billion windfall will be asked: Who will pay instead?
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Lady Deluca (Stefania Spampinato) has seen worse, and terms this a gungina, which I really hope does not catch on.
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The guitarist Lonnie Plaxico, his roommate for a while, told him that his music was too weird to catch on.
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TikTok is piloting social commerce tools similar to Instagram, but it's too soon to tell whether those will catch on.
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Targeting a niche audience could help PNC's service catch on initially — but achieving scale will require a compelling value proposition.
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Finance Minister Andrej Babis, a Slovak by birth, told Aktualne he did not think the new name would catch on.
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And hey, if it doesn't catch on, there's always another way your phone could make your life easier: shopping online.
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But the gambit to block the rules did not catch on with the leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC).
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Congress, as we saw on Tuesday, has been slow to catch on, but there are signs that this is changing.
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The thing's $60 and didn't catch on fire during my week of attempting to use it to cook several meals.
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Though it didn't seem to catch on, the show proves to be the best of reality television ten years later.
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California tourist Steve Lee enjoyed the dish, but said it would take time to catch on in the United States.
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I had no idea at the time that it would catch on the way it has and become so popular.
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But when the race moved into the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina, he failed to catch on.
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He had expected his practice to catch on among other experts, he said, but hardly anyone else offers similar services.
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This xenophobic, nationalist party has been slow to catch on in Spain and was formerly thought to be an outlier.
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Second, however, the party is indeed vulnerable, because there's always the risk that voters will catch on to its con.
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But the other certified body, Germany's Tuev-Sued, said many manufacturers had yet to catch on to the regulatory changes.
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Then, as the clock struck midnight, there was an explosion of dynamite — and the tower appeared to catch on fire.
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Learning takes time and effort, so don't get discouraged if you don't catch on immediately to the benefits of idleness.
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Also, the theme doesn't seem quite tricky enough for a Thursday — once you catch on, it's the same wordplay repeated.
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Ward is now a bonafide sensation, and it only took a matter of days for the internet to catch on.
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But while Levi Strauss is a household name in America, it has struggled to catch on in some emerging markets.
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Rather late to catch on to reading, I began with my mother's annual compendiums of Walt Kelly's daily "Pogo" strips.
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You live in a place that could be dangerous in a number of ways — like it could catch on fire.
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There's no accounting for why a piece has some kind of popular reach or takes a while to catch on.
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For a sport that is failing to catch on with the generation coming of age, this has to be fixed.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — How long did it take you to catch on to today's mixed up theme by Josh Knapp?
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"Women Call it Sleazy, Dowdy, Depressing; but Designers Say It Will Catch On Yet," The Wallstreet Journal wrote in 19713.
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Catch the opening episode below, and don't miss the entire show, which you can catch on Facbeook's newest platform, Watch, here.
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You can't convert people to cycling just by dumping a bunch of bikes in a city and hoping riders catch on.
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But the popularity of the application is going to be riding on whether conversational user interfaces catch on with the public.
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RF Steven Souza is nursing a sore left hip after diving to attempt a catch on a line drive Tuesday night.
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This week, a few Fox employees tried to draw attention to larger corporate responsibility, and the protest did not catch on.
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The company lost track of its reliable model of making good fights between good fighters and hoping a few catch on.
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But there's a real power shift behind the onstage jab, and it's something that could quickly catch on with other browsers.
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According to GrubStreet, McDonald's attempted a DIY salad bar location back in 2010, but found that it didn't quite catch on.
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If self-driving cars are going to catch on with consumers, the technology and the aesthetics will need to be perfect.
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Did it catch on based on our need to share with the world what we do and do not do right?
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Previous digs suggested that this more advanced technology didn't catch on in India until much later, after around 2003,000 years ago.
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That should help it catch on with hardcore runners, skiers, and surfers as much as it does with experienced UAV pilots.
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But until these become popular enough for security guards to catch on, they'll be foolproof for at least a little while.
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Taking a leap of faith in hopes of having Drake's rope catch on a nearby branch is both terrifying and exhilarating.
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"Beal also claimed that he had not made any bombs or anything that would catch on or cause fire," Jesch wrote.
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Legacy businesses were slow to catch on to the possibilities, which created a power vacuum and lots of opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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Recently, we stumbled upon one that we're predicting is really going to catch on, regardless of how ridiculous it may seem.
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There, ad blocking has yet to really catch on, and Facebook's app is immune to all but the hardiest ad blockers.
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But Schutzer added that creating new characters in comic books and seeing which catch on with readers is an important step.
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Peterson recorded his sixth career touchdown reception late in the first quarter with a 7-yard catch on second-and-goal.
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Companies that make products for periods are among those that have been rolling out innovative solutions they hope will catch on.
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And so far that seems to be the biggest roadblock for any kind of smart or enhanced eyewear to catch on.
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It's taken a few years, but it seems like Microsoft's ideas are finally starting to catch on with its hardware partners.
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Jaff Decker then lined a shot to right-center that Jones made a diving catch on, saving two or three runs.
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Right fielder Nick Markakis saved a run with one out when he made a long running catch on Lorenzo Cain's liner.
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I remember feeling like I was going to physically catch on fire if I didn't go cop a bag right away.
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In the third, Hamilton raced in to make a diving catch on Kris Bryant's sinker line drive to end the inning.
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Brantley also ended a potential Detroit rally in the sixth with a catch on the warning track after a long run.
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He partly tore a ligament in the thumb when he made a diving catch on June 4 against the Miami Marlins.
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Bryant had two receptions for 28 yards, including a leaping catch on the sideline against cornerback Coty Sensabaugh for 18 yards.
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I'd suggest putting this shirt through the wash in a delicates bag, so it doesn't catch on any zippers or buttons.
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For decades, though, the program has failed to catch on, with only 212,22015 people enrolled as of January of this year.
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Campbell's efforts to transform its portfolio on its own, like launching an organic soup line, failed to catch on with consumers.
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Virtual reality is still in its early days, and it's unclear whether it will ever catch on with people beyond gamers.
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It always keeps its options open, developing many products in parallel and promoting the ones that catch on in the marketplace.
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He was doubly impressive on Sunday night against the Cowboys, limiting Dez Bryant to just one catch on nine targets. 23.
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Without a voice of authority to maintain diversity checks and balances, only core attitudinal changes will cause Hollywood to catch on.
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Others could catch on with lobbying and law firms to serve as strategic advisers while waiting for lobbying bans to expire.
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The Riders Alliance, an advocacy group, praised the introduction of gangway cars, which have been slow to catch on in America.
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The Dallas Mavericks picked Leonard Allen 50th over all in the 1985 draft, but he didn't catch on with a team.
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Judge showed his athleticism (and long glove) by running in and making a diving catch on Polanco's bloop into shallow right.
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Judge showed his athleticism (and long glove) by running in and making a diving catch on Polanco's bloop into shallow right.
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Though the country has been slow to catch on as an Instagram destination, its temperate climate is ideal for growing lavender.
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If shrubbery and peatlands catch on fire on a sparsely populated island that's synonymous with snow and ice, will anyone notice?
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Hollister did make the catch on the next play but was stopped inches short of the goal line by Dre Greenlaw.
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The fact that all the other candidates have failed so far to catch on has given Iowans pause about them, too.
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Walton was cut by the Miami Dolphins immediately after that arrest ... and has yet to catch on with an NFL team.
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The first documented turkey pardon was given by President John F. Kennedy in 1963, though it didn't catch on right away.
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Traditional venture capital firms will catch on, just as they did with mobile-first technology at the beginning of the decade.
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"The accident caused oil tanker 'SANCHI' to catch on fire, tilting to the right, losing contact with the crew," it said.
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One interesting thing that I noticed today that maybe people couldn't catch on TV was how sparse the public audience was.
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King predicted the new brand will eventually catch on and reminded critics that Verizon (VZ) was a made-up word, too.
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The tax law, the GOP's signature achievement of this Congress, has failed to catch on with voters the way Republicans hoped.
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The trend didn&apost really catch on in real life, except for the very daring girls, I guess you&aposd say.
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" And I say, "Hey, Lebron, I agree with you, but that phrase is WAY too unwieldy to ever really catch on!
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Trea Turner then hit a short fly to center that Padres center fielder Wil Myers couldn't catch on a diving attempt.
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And the evidence-based medicine movement, which started to catch on in the early 1990s, developed tools to do just that.
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The realistic downside, however, is almost like setting off fireworks in your living room and hoping it doesn't catch on fire.
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While Europeans have consumed sparkling water for years, the product has only recently started to catch on in the United States.
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Also, the silicone case, which felt nice and grippy in my hand, tended to catch on the fabric of my jean pockets.
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TV Everywhere was slow to catch on but is gaining popularity as more people get used to streaming on phones or tablets.
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I mean, it's always been our personal Super Bowl, we're just glad the rest of you are finally starting to catch on.
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Switch faces an uphill battle as consoles, including Sony PS4 and Microsoft Xbox, have for years struggled to catch on in China.
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Series that didn't catch on, or games that didn't inspire sequels, that you find yourself wondering about for a long time afterwards?
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His musical career may have started as him avoiding adulthood, but from these tours, Atom and His Package started to catch on.
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Like many good ideas, legal highs and herbal highs seem very obvious now, but they took a long time to catch on.
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Despite adorning most of the shelves with Buscemi's mug, Kevin said it took five full days for his mom to catch on.
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"Disruptive innovations don't catch on with mainstream customers until quality catches up to their standards," he says in the recent HBR article.
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Creative managers even use their smarts to invent new forms of cheating that can be exploited until competitors or regulators catch on.
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And while the KKK didn't really catch on at first, by the 1910s they claimed membership of 4 to 5 million people.
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And an imitation egg needs to imitate all of them — or at least a lot of them — to catch on with consumers.
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Miss Manners suggests that you simply switch to the female pronoun from now on and hope that the other students catch on.
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Maurice Tulloch, head of the general-insurance arm of Aviva, admits that such services are yet to catch on with most customers.
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According to various local reports, famed Florida fisherman Mark Quartiano—also known as "Mark the Shark"—made an unusual catch on Wednesday.
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Tactics stop working either when something else makes them obsolete, or when opponents catch on and start training to deal with them.
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How is it possible that a loudmouth with no safety catch on his shocking opinions can beat all comers for the nomination?
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But suppose beer sales catch on at Penn State and Ohio State without issues, and then spread rapidly throughout the Big Ten.
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As big-city blues began to catch on in Britain, Mr. Gomelsky became interested in setting up blues nights at small clubs.
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But the technology didn't initially catch on with consumers, in part because its user interface was "an ugly baby," Tunstall-Pedoe says.
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That's why, we've rounded up a selection of bags that are just lust-worthy, just photogenic enough to catch on like wildfire.
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Some currency experts warn of a bubble, and some critics still say it won't catch on as a viable form of currency.
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One is bankruptcy, a legal process that has been slow to catch on in China (hence bitter disputes when firms go bust).
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The Jets seemed to get a touchdown pass to tight end Ryan Griffin, but it was ruled no catch on video review.
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With parents like Banks and Asla, he was fated to be gorgeous, but who knew he'd catch on to modeling so fast?
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Until universal apps really catch on, a true, trusted, and secure Windows Store full of millions of desktop apps would benefit everyone.
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In retrospect, he was never going to catch on in that campaign environment, and he took oxygen away from someone like Rubio.
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Mckesson was offering hope, potential and little more, which is why he failed to catch on in Baltimore despite electrifying, nationwide support.
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Companies undergo rebranding all the time, but occasionally their new names catch on so quickly that the old ones are virtually forgotten.
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Almost as impressive to manager Pete Mackanin was his running catch on Jon Jay's shot to the wall in the eighth inning.
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JPMorgan is just a few months removed from shuttering its Finn digital bank after it didn't catch on with younger retail customers.
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Manager Scott Servais said before the game that Hernandez (4-4, 2.86 ERA) will try to play catch on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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But he also had six targets from Aaron Rodgers and made a frankly brilliant TD catch on an even more brilliant throw.
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"On the old software back in 2011, [Tippin' Bloks'] 'impossible mode' wasn't very impossible, and people started to catch on," he recalled.
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Of course one passing wear by a Hadid or Jenner is enough to make a wacky trend catch on with the masses.
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But he had a 48-yard catch on the next drive, and then finished the drive with a 3-yard touchdown catch.
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" • Dan Gallagher of Heard on the Street writes, "Facebook's immense scale also has made it virtually impossible for alternatives to catch on.
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"They were starting to catch on to the idea that if you entertain a child, it's easier to teach him," she said.
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Or to put it more broadly, why do some stats catch on while others stagger off into the cemetery of useless acronyms?
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"This Country" has yet to catch on in the United States, where the first two seasons are available to stream on Hulu.
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Since you'll be hoisting this over your chest, you don't necessarily want a grippy center, which can potentially catch on your shirt.
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It's possible of course that Bloomberg is wasting tens of millions of dollars and that his campaign will fail to catch on.
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That won't stop people from making things and hoping they catch on, trying to will a tiny niche into a mass market.
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While desktop ad blocking continues to grow in popularity worldwide, its mobile form has yet to catch on much outside of Asia.
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But Baker told me that option is actually the worst because intelligence officials in enemy countries would have time to catch on.
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This nerd loves being on time to things so much that he's trying to get the nickname Timely Hubert to catch on.
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But the look has been slower to catch on on the red carpet, though we have seen a few runway references pop up.
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After disillusionment, according to Gartner's hype cycle, comes enlightenment, and the industry is starting to catch on to what that might look like.
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This unconventional format has been tried before by companies like Republic Wireless, but it has yet to catch on in a big way.
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That was the question bubbling up this week, as a Chinese photo-editing app called Meitu began to catch on with stateside users.
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Paul's video isn't something artificially intelligent moderation could catch on its own, two experts with a focus on content moderation told BuzzFeed News.
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Click through to see how Prada designed (and styled) the sweater vest, and let us know: Is this look about to catch on?
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They weren't heavy enough to catch on with the hardcore crowd and weren't cool enough to garner critical acclaim—misfits among the misfits.
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Some will catch on, re-bundle voters around issues they care about and reach enough scale in a new way to have influence.
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The winners of the last two Iowa Republican caucuses, Mr. Santorum and Mr. Huckabee have failed to catch on in the 2016 race.
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An especially hard weather phenomenon to catch on film but one savvy videographer managed to capture it illuminating the sky in South Australia.
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The other guard I catch on a smoke break near the Seine and flip him by the legs head-first into the water.
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The ease of booking a Didi cab was but one of the factors that led to Uber's failing to catch on in China.
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And as authorities crack down, athletes keep finding clever ways to outwit increasingly byzantine doping rules as new techniques and drugs catch on.
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People catch on to your attitude quickly and are more attracted to the right attitude than what, or how many, people you know.
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The Flyer works with more devices than just the Ionic, too, and Fitbit hopes the headphones will catch on apart from the smartwatch.
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Grichuk made a highlight-reel catch on Gary Sanchez to end the fifth and then delivered a two-run single in the sixth.
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This is largely because they have poor facilities and training programmes, so those sports have yet to catch on among the black majority.
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He decided to pitch the idea to Twitter, but the company told him it was "nerdy" and that it would never catch on.
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Last year, Samsung launched the Note 7 to rave reviews, only for the phones to catch on fire worldwide due to faulty batteries.
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The NHL should just start dropping random "facts" about their inaugural season and see how long it takes everyone else to catch on.
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Bedouin tribes in the Middle East have been drinking camel milk for thousands of years, but could it catch on with American consumers?
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And while it's not clear right now how widely this will catch on, there's a good chance that many companies will support it.
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One hundred years later during the Great Depression, economist John Pease Norton proposed a dollar by electricity, which also failed to catch on.
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I was a little nervous that the rotating barrel would eat my hair, but surprisingly, it didn't tug or catch on my strands.
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There were no other close calls, although center fielder Ender Inciarte made a nice running catch on a fly ball by Enrique Hernandez.
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If Pluribus consistently bet tons of money when it figured it had the best hand, for example, its opponents would eventually catch on.
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The 82-year-old ex-Clippers owner was at Catch on Friday night -- the hottest restaurant in the city -- with 2 hot women.
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Other wrestlers began to catch on, and Cabana found himself at the forefront of a generation that didn't need television to get noticed.
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In fact, the company took a top spot at the Disrupt Battlefield in 2013, but the game failed to catch on with users.
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Soon enough, the Brainfeeder boss would catch on of his own accord and offer, via Twitter DM, to release some of Malliagh's music.
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In 1969, the year of the biggest catch on record, 11,000 metric tons, there were 223 Maine vessels shrimping, and 42 from Massachusetts.
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In one 22017 case, a man said he had an iPhone catch on fire while it was in his pocket, causing severe burns.
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That means Google will have a place on users' phones even if its own hardware like the Pixel phone fails to catch on.
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Voice commerce has struggled to catch on around the world, but Amazon may see a unique opportunity for it to succeed in India.
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Smith broke away from coverage for what became a relatively easy touchdown catch on his way to a game-high 383 receiving yards.
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But Vue failed to catch on with a broader audience, despite — or perhaps, because of — its integration with Sony's PS3 and PS4 devices.
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But its main technology, a texting platform designed for campaigns, failed to catch on as users complained that it was slow and cumbersome.
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And if a candidate runs up a quick advantage in early voting, he or she could be hard to catch on Election Day.
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Mets left fielder Brandon Nimmo made a diving catch on Brian Anderson's two-out line drive, helping Seth Lugo escape the eighth unscathed.
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Last year, after that strategy failed to catch on, Medium laid off a chunk of its staff and turned to a subscription model.
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Let high-rise apartments really catch on and some imaginative entrepreneur will rent the San Jacinto monument and have it converted by Christmas.
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Select a ball weight based on what you can safely raise overhead and slam hard enough to bounce and catch on each repetition.
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"You need to build your own infrastructure so your computer can catch on fire and you still have all your data," said Weaver.
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No wonder, therefore, this was not appealing to the outgoing Fed leadership, nor will it catch on with the likely Powell-Taylor duo.
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In one 2015 case, a man said he had an iPhone catch on fire while it was in his pocket, causing severe burns.
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" Making the catch on board the boat Rare Breed, Captain Bubba Simmons described Nettles as an "awesome angler" with a decorated track record. "E.
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While he had no shortage of critics, and it took a while for the strategy to catch on, the idea would soon revolutionize investing.
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And many big Northeastern, Midwestern, and West Coast states — states where a mainstream alternative to Trump and Cruz could catch on — haven't yet voted.
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Not only did Beauchamp and co-founder Hayley Barna lack industry experience, but they were told by investors that the company wouldn't catch on.
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"Suddenly the dress is just riding up," she said, envisioning an Oscar night wardrobe malfunction should the pop-up mic catch on her gown.
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His moderate brand of Republicanism failed to catch on in a year when GOP voters were instead attracted to a firebrand first-time politician.
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But there's more to be found there than beach-leisure (just go with us on that one; it'll catch on, you wait and see).
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At the time of publish, the Dancing Winnie meme has entered the life-cycle stage where serious verified accounts have begun to catch on.
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And with its singsongy chorus about, well, singing in the shower, it did in fact catch on, breaking into Billboard's Top 20 that summer.
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QR codes, the matrix-like bar codes that generally failed to catch on in the West, have become ubiquitous in Chinese restaurants and shops.
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I didn't catch on at first, and tried to fit SCHLEMIEL into 18 Across, because who else might cause a spill at a cafeteria?
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The design didn't catch on, however, and the company's website is currently offline (but you can still order some of the convertibles on Amazon).
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The feature has yet to catch on, but current rumors say Apple might introduce the second generation of the technology in its 2017 iPhone.
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Seattle seized the ball when Tavon Austin muffed a fair catch on a punt, with Seattle recovering and taking over at the L.A. 30.
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Sony's phones have a rocky history in the US, so a stand-out feature like a pixel-dense display could help them catch on.
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As late as the early 1930s it was seen as too strange and quite possibly too sexual to catch on, especially on women's clothing.
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So it's a place where people like me can voice our opinions, and if you're good at it, people I think eventually catch on.
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But because those devices were expensive and still constrained to the handful of apps in the Windows Store, they too failed to catch on.
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But for that outside-the-box appeal to catch on broadly, he needs to show what his "Yang Gang" sees to a national audience.
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It's quite impossible for young users or for trained linguists to predict which expressions will catch on and for how long they may survive.
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A.T. Kearney analyst Manik Aryapadi told Bloomberg that consumers' "way of thinking" around their wardrobes would need to change for this to catch on.
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Razor says its the only legally licensed hoverboard seller in the US. It also says its Hovertrax hoverboard won't explode or catch on fire.
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C Devin Mesoraco (right hip surgery) will catch on consecutive days for the first time Thursday during his rehab assignment with Double-A Pensacola.
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Perhaps if drone racing does catch on as a global sport in the future, a particularly sneezy whale could be incorporated as an obstacle.
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Do you think this model of growing weed on reserve land is something that will catch on more in the coming months and years?
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But even if the plan doesn't catch on with the 2016 contenders, it has the backing of at least one prominent group in Washington.
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Oh, and beware the corners of the diamond arrangement — they can catch on delicate materials (and your partner's hands, if you hold them often).
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Pro tips Seeing how long it takes the new passenger in the car to catch on to the game is part of the fun.
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And if co-workers or suspicious parents do catch on to the masked app, they won't be able to open it without your permission.
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Lots of companies could go public via a direct listingSome IPO experts have been dubious that the direct-listing process will catch on widely.
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"Page-swipers" conveys the notion of motion — the reader's finger gliding on a glowing screen — but as a locution, it will never catch on.
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One of the first people to catch on to the college admissions scandal was a guidance counselor at the Buckley School, Julie recruit students.
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While hen had been proposed by Swedish speakers as early as the 1960s, it didn't catch on until debate increased in the early 2010s.
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The cheering continued when Nimmo ended the top of the fifth with an aggressive diving catch on a shallow fly ball to right field.
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Pinned at the Cleveland 33-yard line after another Giants punt, McCown hit Pryor for a 23-yard catch on a play-action pass.
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It might take a while for a universal naming convention to catch on, but at least we can start talking on the same terms.
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Even if the 89 percent male venture capitalists in Silicon Valley have been slow to catch on, as female founders and investors have testified.
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In the future, he hopes that more people worldwide will catch on to non-wasteful methods of giving a second life to drone parts.
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If they catch on in the U.S. like they have in the Netherlands, they could reshape publishing and even change the way people read.
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"Few treatments have been more dramatic, more highly touted or quicker to catch on than primal therapy," The Los Angeles Times wrote in 19833.
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Facing fourth-and-5 (in Janikowski's range) from the Dallas 53, Doug Baldwin made a toe-dragging catch on the sideline for 22 yards.
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But Mr. Fankhauser, who admits he may not catch on to flavor subtleties, thinks the coffee tastes fine and was worth his original curiosity.
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If these batteries release their chemicals as they fail, all it takes is one battery to catch on fire and cause a large explosion.
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Dyson was previously best known for vacuum cleaners and hand dryers (and the rare product that didn't catch on, like its discontinued washing machine).
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On Baseball Two young men found their gloves, grabbed a ball and played catch on a sunny afternoon in a city park on Monday.
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"You never know what is going to catch on so I don't get my hopes up, but it's nice to get some positive feedback."
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Those old Triumphs and MGs were respected worldwide for their enthusiast experience, but the cars weren't reliable, so they didn't really catch on here.
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On Friday, Pyroclastic will release "Diatom Ribbons," Ms. Davis's latest album and the one most likely to catch on with a broad jazz audience.
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Released in 2012, the Wii U was an attempt to capitalize on the success of Nintendo's original Wii, but it failed to catch on.
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But it seems that they just started dating this spring, based on Grant's social media posts — only the public didn't catch on until recently.
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The song admittedly took a bit to catch on — but its soaring chorus and seductive hook proved to ultimately be the right bet. 10.
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And in fact, it&aposs estimated that 20 to 25 lives are saved each year because their seats don&apost catch on fire.4.
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Chants like the frequently heard "olé, olé, olé" catch on quickly because they're simple and often stay within a five- or six-note range.
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But Mr. Shaw said he expected the unit to catch on with renters in the next four phases of the 35-acre Riverbend District.
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"It's not hard to see why this ideology would catch-on with white male geeks," Klint Finley writes in his excellent explainer on neoreaction.
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Texas outfielder Gary Pettis, a five-time Gold Glove Award winner, charged in and made a running catch on the rapidly falling pop up.
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Just about everyone knows that you should never text and drive, and that you should stop, drop, and roll if you catch on fire.
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Since Twitter, Facebook, and Myspace were all still years away, Homestar Runner started to catch on in its early days simply by word of mouth.
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He also knew it needed a simpler interface to ever catch on with consumers, the majority of whom were unfamiliar with computers at the time.
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At the time, I based my skepticism off of prototype foldable displays and the many dual-screen and foldable phones that failed to catch on.
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Additionally, many of Nokia Health's recent offerings such as its touchless thermometer, sleep tracking pad and premium blood pressure monitor have failed to catch on.
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The prototype I rode on the show floor at CES in 2014 felt like a nice idea that was too silly to actually catch on.
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This is unfortunate, as his state is often a leader in cutting-edge public policies that catch on nationwide, such as the Affordable Care Act.
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"We knew that if we didn't have an idea that could really resonate with people and catch on fire, then we we're screwed," he says.
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The trend toward bibliotherapy -- a strategy of seeking books that aid you through difficult times and aspects of your life -- is starting to catch on.
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"It has scientifically proven effectiveness that I knew would catch on," he says of first encountering the formula upon its release over a decade ago.
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It is a mystery why the technology is taking so long to catch on in the accommodation sector when it is taken for granted elsewhere.
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It's the latest in a long line of Irish baby names to catch on in the U.S., currently ranked in the Top 500 and rising.
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People are unpredictable, and there's very little room for error if this technology is going to catch on and change the way we get around.
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Teleoperation has yet to really catch on with most of the major self-driving vehicle operators, with a few startups, like Phantom Auto, standing out.
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It's only been a few months since Facebook launched chatbots, but many businesses are testing the concept out to see whether it will catch on.
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He exited the contest with a concussion and a neck sprain after crashing into the wall making a catch on SS Alcides Escobar's fly ball.
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The rising popularity of other lower-priced brands echoes earlier data that smartwatches have yet to catch on in the way simple fitness trackers have.
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He suffered a bruised nerve in his left elbow after after crashing into the wall while making a catch on Toronto IF Ryan Goins Monday.
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Most companies plan to continue selling wired products for years before wireless innovations fully catch on, a function of consumers who still want traditional headphones.
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Twins center fielder Byron Buxton exited after crashing into the fence in an attempt to make a spectacular catch on Cruz's sixth-inning home run.
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QuickTime VRWith the upcoming rollout of 5G wireless standards, we're seeing forecasts that virtual reality is going to finally catch on, for real, this time.
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Nevertheless the exercise started to catch on with every-day Americans and Cooper published a follow up book with his wife called "Aerobics for Women".
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The burgers, fish and chips, and the hot chicken sandwiches sold really well, but it took a while for the Lebanese food to catch on.
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"I bet you're catchin feelings," she wrote on a photo in front of a wall of flowers with the word "CATCH" on display behind her.
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Litigation funding was slower to catch on in the U.S., probably because of contingency fees and the American rule, and remains a splintered, opaque business.
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I MEAN, IT WAS A GREAT SHOW, BUT WE DIDN'T REALIZE JUST HOW IT WOULD CATCH ON. FORTT: WHAT'S THE HIGH WATER MARK OF CRAZY?
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"Harvey will tank," Jonah Berger, author of "Contagious: Why Things Catch On" and marketing professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, predicted on Friday.
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In another, he lights a row of matches aflame, just to see the phosphorus tips fail to catch on halfway through because they aren't real.
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While having a "more flexible membership" was "incredibly successful" for Fabletics, Hudson admitted that it took time for the concept to catch-on with customers.
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He scored on a sacrifice fly by Rosario into the gap in right-center, where Jorge Soler made a diving catch on a sinking liner.
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Some analysts still doubt whether such multi-function apps, widely used in China and elsewhere in Asia, will catch on in Latin America's largest economy.
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But menstrual cups have largely failed to catch on, and some experts believe that's due partially to the same stigma they're supposed to help ease.
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Nations took a while to catch on to the wartime potential of the internet, but countries are now doubling down on their digital attack capabilities.
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Whatever happens, Patrick Curtis, who runs the financial-careers website Wall Street Oasis, said he expected the early-recruiting trend to continue to catch on.
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You may think you're being sly by asking for water and filling the cup with soda, but restaurant staff members usually catch on right away.
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If not for a great catch on a foul-pop by Cubs catcher David Ross, Cleveland may have been able to inflict even more damage.
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But these mandatory targets have yet to catch on in the U.S. Some states have adopted nonbinding resolutions, pushing companies to diversify their leadership teams.
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Sutton, a preseason Heisman Trophy candidate, already has nine touchdowns - tied for third most in FBS - and averages 16.4 yards per catch on 43 receptions.
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Some analysts still doubt whether such multi-function apps, widely used in China and elsewhere in Asia, will catch on in Latin America's largest economy.
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Ronit glances up and their eyes meet—just long enough for Esti to signify "sup?" but again, not long enough for others to catch on.
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So why does everybody know how to do the Heimlich Maneuver, and how did it catch on in the first place without any hard evidence?
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Before he'd gotten here, he'd been coding primarily to try to find a way to catch on at Apple or Google or at least Yahoo.
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When the show started to catch on, hardly anyone outside local Connecticut markets knew that Ms. King had spent nearly 20 years as an anchor.
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Still, I liked the way the theme changes plain old verbs to animals, and I think that was a good catch on Ms. Braunstein's part.
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Should he claim another emphatic victory, expect a lot of people to catch on to the buzz that is building around this unassuming South Korean.
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His impossible weapon is a knitting needle with a knob on one end, which would catch on the bow and be flung to the side.
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He added that even during dry seasons, the Amazon -- a humid rainforest -- doesn't catch on fire easily, unlike the dry bushland in California or Australia.
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If these drugs catch on, consumers might be taking a look at the use of their "travel dollars" for a different kind of trip altogether.
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It's not child-friendly out of the box, but it's so simple to set up and use that your kids will catch on like wildfire.
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Present-day Reacher desperately needed a break from his computer; it's news to the Reacher of this book that personal computers will even catch on.
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Yelich also made a terrific over-the-shoulder catch on Gordon's fly ball to the warning track in the eighth two batters before Mondesi homered.
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Though vital for fuel cell cars to catch on, the stations are not easy to build, costing five times as much as a gasoline stand.
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But more recently, older generations including millenials, Gen Xers, and even boomers are starting to catch on, and are joining the app in growing numbers.
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Read "Juliet Takes a Breath" slowly and your imagination may catch on some of the novel's logistical snafus and rhetorical devices that don't quite work.
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I learned that the small tab of fabric that typically covers a zipper so that it doesn't catch on anything is called a zipper garage.
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Though vital for fuel cell cars to catch on, the stations are not easy to build, costing five times as much as a gasoline stand.
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Innovations are coming at us fast and from every direction, so it&aposs difficult to say what will catch on and what will fade away.
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When you tour the Gropius House, you encounter design elements that took years to catch on: cork floors, acoustic plaster, a dishwasher and garbage disposal.
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If driverless cars catch on, U.S. car sales could plunge 211% in the next 21979 years, Barclays analyst Brian Johnson wrote in a report last year.
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But there is a catch: on Friday, the Denver Post reported that the permit program will not allow venues that hold a liquor license to apply.
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But as network defenders catch on to Microsoft's recent release of additional PowerShell protections, the attack sequences that exploit PowerShell are finding some long-overdue resistance.
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It wants live video to catch on with users, so it's using a number of tricks to ensure users both create and see more live video.
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The danger comes from the fact that Ma's individualism, and his current support for individualistic small businesses, could catch on in China in a big way.
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Also, included in the rerelease is a pretty clear warning that your SNES could catch on fire (like, actual flames) if you try to play it.
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An alternative projection now called Gall-Peters, which properly reflects the relative size of continents, was promoted in the 1970s but did not catch on widely.
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Levine is great here, too, so I am going to paraphrase him again: if Libra does catch on, it's likely to displace currencies like the dollar.
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I think that people are starting to catch on to the insincerities of IG and Twitter so you have to be really real with your followers.
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Kaare Vedvik recovered his own onside kick and the Thundering Herd&aposs offensive drive was highlighted by Williams&apos 20-yard catch on fourth-and-3.
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"One thing we pointed out, which I think people are starting to catch on to now: you have to be a reliable storyteller yourself," Bousman says.
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It took 22 years for soda to catch on despite already having a patent, not needing FDA approval, and maintaining an ultra-lean team of two.
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Dead End Thrills posted a bunch of shots already, but the rest of the No Man's Sky-loving internet is starting to catch on as well.
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But you never know: Maybe if this throwback trend were to catch on, we'd start seeing taxi-themed Ubers, Craigslist newspapers or Amazon bookstores (Oh wait).
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Nationals RHP Stephen Strasburg (elbow) played catch on Monday after throwing in the bullpen on Sunday, but there is still no timetable for his return. 2.
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As savvy audiences catch on to the trope and mock it, "My battery is dead!" seems to be creeping into the lexicon as a viable alternative.
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After Drake allowed a single to Gardner, he walked Judge but preserved the lead, aided by right fielder Domingo Santana's leaping catch on Gary Sanchez's liner.
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On the other side of the play structure, past a driveway, a child and a woman play catch on the Margaret S. Hayward Playground baseball diamond.
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"Not only do a significant number of patients take aspirin on their own, clinical changes from the newer recommendations are slow to catch on," Reimold said.
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Jose Bautista followed with a deep drive in the right-field gap that Calhoun turned into an out with his diving catch on the warning track.
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Angels left fielder Rafael Ortega, shading Arcia toward right, tried to run it down, but missed the diving attempt at a catch on the warning track.
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Cameron Scarlett scored on a 1-yard dive over the line, and Michael Wilson hauled in a 26-yard scoring catch on the ensuring Cardinal drive.
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And the rise of the phonograph, which was invented in the 19286s and began to catch on in the early 21958s, only helped the industry boom.
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Of course, Facebook has copied Snapchat many times before, with apps like Slingshot, Poke, and Riff, all of which were shuttered after failing to catch on.
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Snapchat's Discover feature struggled to catch on in its first year, prompting a redesign this past June along with the ability to subscribe to various publishers.
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Walking around the VRLA show floor, it was easy to see how the idea could catch on, even at the tentative $1-per-minute price point.
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Borrowing from the jaunt of "World In Motion" (WITHOUT rap, what the fuck), this is synthy and catchy, but ultimately not rowdy enough to catch on.
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His biggest play was a 31-yard catch on third-and-12 in the fourth quarter of the Broncos' come-from-behind win over the Steelers.
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He's predicting that the Filipino dish Sisig is going to be the next big food trend, and he plans to help it catch on among Americans.
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Tinder Stacks seems like it could be a handy app, but whether it'll catch on seems as much up to iMessage as it's up to Tinder.
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The goal was to make paying for things more of an experience as much as a convenience, but that application didn't really catch on from Square.
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Perhaps the idea will catch on and some reality-television host will one day make the great leap into nationwide politics, perhaps even running for president.
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We do this by placing bets on precisely which trends we think will catch on with the masses and then end up in fast-fashion retailers.
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I hope that more investors catch on to this so that wonderful consumer entrepreneurs can continue to get the capital and resources they need to thrive.
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Despite a massive marketing campaign by Facebook, broadcasting has been slow to catch on among the general public — outside its role in drawing attention to tragedies.
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However, the lesson of Trump's first months in office is that, once most people catch on, it is harder to pull off the next audacious stunt.
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He frequently deploys his one-liners with such a straight face, with such characteristic crustiness, that it takes a while for his audience to catch on.
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"With this new system, really, the consumer's buying a different product"—something that, Salaga says, could end up hurting Yankees ticket sales once fans catch on.
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So international productions are most often conceived with their local markets in mind, and all the better if they catch on with viewers in other countries.
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This version of the site, which you can still sign up for today, didn't catch on, but that didn't mean the Myspace purchase was a failure.
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But rap had yet to catch on in the south, and after a few labels turned them down, Luke decided to start his own: Luke Records.
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We can't make good food by grilling a bad fish, but we can make an outstanding meal if we have the best catch on our grill.
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Wireless charging has been used in limited applications ever since, but it's generally been too finicky, expensive, and inefficient to catch on for wide commercial use.
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Marlins right fielder Garrett Cooper then saved a run when he charged in and made a diving catch on a line drive hit by Hernan Perez.
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Go deeper: Biden: Media, rivals wrong that AOC represents direction of party Biden says Warren on list of possible VPs Biden skeptical Bloomberg will catch on
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Go deeper: Biden: Media, rivals wrong that AOC represents direction of party Biden: Stuttering not to blame for verbal screwups Biden skeptical Bloomberg will catch on
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No frills, literally — to me, the flounces are just more fabric that can stain and, in extreme circumstances, catch on a burner or other hot equipment.
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"It'll be difficult for these plans to truly catch on in a mainstream way until the population is comfortable with a high deductible plan," he said.
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Derrick Snelson and his daughter, Shelby, were on Lake Eufaula with Lethal Guide Service, a hunting guide business, when they made the catch on September 1.
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They catch on when people don't understand what they are saying, adjust their approach, and re-communicate their idea in a way that can be understood.
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Though "first lady" dates all the way back to Martha Washington, it didn't really catch on until the 1860s — but only by personal choice, not mandate.
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After stretching, the pitchers played catch on another field, and Colon was paired with Jeurys Familia, the Mets' 26-year-old closer, who considers Colon a mentor.
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Consider a more breathable microfiber sock — if you're worried about overheating but don't want your heels to catch on your sheets, these QTs will do the trick.
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The outfielder's clutch hit also occurred two innings after he made a running catch on Brett Gardner while falling down for the second out of the 13th.
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As drivers catch on that these aren't real cops, the cutouts will be moved to other locations, cycling back and forth between live officers and the decoys.
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But it was slower to catch on in South Korea, which ranked 118 out of 144 on gender equality last year, according to the World Economic Forum.
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The concept was demonstrated by Anton Flettner, a German engineer, in the 1920s, but rotor sails failed to catch on, partly because coal was a cheap alternative.
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Ford is pulling out of the sedan and coupe market, even as it invests billions to develop battery cars that have yet to catch on with consumers.
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Texting has struggled to catch on in political campaigns as a money source, but it has never had the ease of donations that this new technology brings.
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At the time we were thinking for us to communicate this message to people, it might take one or two years for it actually to catch on.
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And based on the image of the damaged phone that was made public, it looks like the removable battery expanded, which caused it to catch on fire.
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You can also stream the eclipse live from NASA, CNN, and other outlets, and catch on-the-ground footage through Snapchat's Snap Map and special Our Story.
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There are a number of other people — and robots, too — who we have reason to believe know what's what, or are at least starting to catch on.
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Meyer has the square jaw and buzzed hair that, if you were to catch on a cable TV roundtable, would suggest law enforcement before he said anything.
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As on-demand services catch on, Pandora is now playing catch-up and negotiating with record labels for the licenses it needs to offer such a service.
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A few companies, however, have figured out a competitive advantage through a relatively untapped source of talent: military veterans — and the idea is starting to catch on.
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Americans have proven an elusive target for many Chinese tech upstarts, like Xiaomi and Huawei, who can't get their smartphones to catch on in a meaningful way.
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There is a running bit of Scott introducing dogs that will never not make someone smile, and I can't wait for the entire world to catch on.
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Such a product could solve the problem of storing pills away from children, but it may take time for it to catch on with doctors and patients.
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However, it appears that some people who watched didn't catch on to the true nature of the video and thought this was something that might actually work.
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While the majority of her sales — about 300 bowls per day — are made during the mornings, oatmeal for lunch has started to catch on with New Yorkers.
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It didn't catch on with retailers or users, but instead of recommitting to the project and figuring out how to fix it, Pinterest gradually abandoned Buyable Pins.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said the collision Sunday caused a tree to catch on fire, beginning a blaze that spread toward the Disney Ranch area.
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When a building would catch on fire in Ancient Rome, he would appear soon after with his a slave army of firemen, and a bag of money.
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He also made a nice catch in the outfield, taking off his hat and using it to shield the sun for a catch on the warning track.
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The Broncos played catch on the South Lawn with injured service members before their Rose Garden ceremony, and the United States women's soccer team held a clinic.
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As opposed to watching a static 2D screen, it's clear there's a lot of potential for interaction, but only if virtual reality devices continue to catch on.
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Home and Work 14 Photos View Slide Show ' At just 12 years old, Danielle Clough got the first indication that her artwork might catch on with others.
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Zhang mentioned that rosés were relatively new to the Chinese market; she suspected that they'd catch on, thanks to their juicelike color and clean, slightly sweet taste.
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The Yankees took the lead in the fifth when Greg Bird lined an RBI triple to center that Adam Jones tried to make a leaping catch on.
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Being in New York and working with this jean company out of Dallas, whatever sold well in New York took six months to catch on in Texas.
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For some reason, Freddie Mitchell, a forgettable former Eagles receiver if not for one catch on 4th-and-26, seems to have a thing against Donovan McNabb.
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Cigarette alternatives have to be appealing to catch on, and current F.D.A.-approved replacements—nicotine patches, inhalers, gum—are designed to achieve a bare minimum of satisfaction.
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It took a while for analysts and investors to catch on to how this change was going to significantly increase the industry's profitability in a secular manner.
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But that might change: The spokesperson said the company might sync app data if a feature introduced by Google in Android Marshmallow doesn't catch on with developers.
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The touchdown was set up by wide receiver Dee Wiggins' 33-yard run on a jet sweep, and tight end Brevin Jordan's catch on fourth-and-1.
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Starter episode: "Hail Mary" For decades, it looked as though the most popular sport in the world was destined to never catch on in the United States.
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But with the runners at first and second and only one out, Josh Reddick made a diving catch on Brett Gardner's sinking liner to save the Astros.
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With changes like that starting to affect more people, Ms. Luker, a Finnish-American, said she hoped protests to limit the damage of Brexit might catch on.
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Or, even better, can she mount an affirmative argument that sticks about her own platform, which emphasizes bold and specific plans, but has yet to catch on?
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The electrolyte at the core of the new battery is a mix of lithium salts and a soft plasticky material that won't catch on fire or explode.
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If it can't, "Evil's" failure to catch on could be more than just a disappointment for CBS, but a bad omen for the major networks in general.
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Some were fully clothed, with swinging belts you could trip on and jaunty zippers that could catch on a bramble, while others wore far less, garnering applause.
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And do not use camp stoves or candles or fires inside the dome; carbon monoxide in a closed area is dangerous, and clothing can catch on fire.
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On Oakland's next possession after Anderson's score, Poole made a shoestring catch on a deflected pass and raced home to make it a blowout at 34-3.
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Mr. Massey, a wealthy real estate sales executive, had for a time been a dominant fund-raiser, but his campaign had failed to catch on with voters.
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Eat: At Niche, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Shigetoshi Nakamura specializes in a ramen that has been slow to catch on locally (there's no soup).
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We asked Michaels if he thinks soccer will ever catch on like any of the other big sports in America -- Al had strong feelings about that too.
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Standing with Trip on his secluded farm in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, it's easy to see how a "canna tourism" industry could catch on here.
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Some are incredibly common and have been spreading in state legislatures for years, and others are brand new anti-abortion strategies that might soon catch on elsewhere.
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It's kind of like 30 years of doing something the right way in one spot, and people slowly and surely start to catch on to what you're doing.
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But they have failed, until now, to catch on in New York, where the Bloomberg administration rejected a proposed line in Red Hook, Brooklyn, as being too expensive.
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Currently, Supercell only operates four other games; it kills off titles in beta if they don't catch on with players, focusing its energy on the more likely hits.
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Jonah Berger, Wharton Professor and author of Contagious: Why Things Catch On, agrees that environment has a significant effect on virality but argues content always plays a role.
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Shreve got some defensive help as Bader made a diving catch on a sinking liner by Mike Moustakas to center field for the second out of the eighth.
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Direct was building a user base from scratch and never seemed to catch on, so putting disappearing messages in Messenger could be a much bigger threat to Snapchat.
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Over the past two decades, dozens of electronic trading start-ups with names like BondBook and Bondcube — some backed by the banks themselves — have failed to catch on.
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They might not catch on like Vines, but we think that Twines (Twitter + Vine = Twine) are a fitting tribute to the most fleeting social network of the aughts.
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However, his run, which set a new Super Bowl record, was helped by a confused Panthers defense that thought he called for a fair catch on the punt.
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Lincoln, of course, is going a step further by offering up to a year of free access to Tidal, which, if popular, could catch on with other automakers.
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That's because Energous is offering yet another charging technology — called WattUp — and it faces the chicken and egg problem of needing wide support in order to catch on.
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Fine began the scoring with a 224-yard touchdown run, and Keegan Brewer faked a fair catch on a punt and returned it 90 yards for a touchdown.
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Oculus and HTC Vive continue to release high-quality headsets, but they're too expensive, and the games aren't good enough for the general public to catch on to.
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For now, forecasters are stuck with a temperamental model that can fail to catch on to upcoming threats until days after the European model has sounded the alarm.
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Watch a robot attempt a task it hasn't been explicitly trained to do, and it'll fall flat on its face or just give up and catch on fire.
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Sunday against Cleveland was his first start, and he may have been wide open for his touchdown, but he still made an otherworldly catch on an overthrown pass.
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Lotus births are already pretty popular in Australia and the United Kingdom, and the technique is starting to catch on in some communities in the U.S. as well.
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Some however, were faster to catch on, though it probably would have been more obvious if they had actually carried out the prank on the actual day y'know.
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Guessing what clothing trends are going to catch on is one thing, but predicting what accessories designers will send down the runway is a totally different ball game.
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Beauty companies have started to catch on to the science behind hyaluronic acid, and formulated products of every kind to incorporate into your routine as the temperatures rise.
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The story goes that Hansen had to work stiff because if he didn't, he'd whiff on a punch or slam and everyone would catch on to the act.
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We hope other airports catch on to this trend, because even for those of us comfortable with flying, having horses around would make layovers a lot less tedious.
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It's a thin metaphor that managed to catch on and now whenever I say I'm training a neural network people assume that I'm into some real mystical shit.
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Syntelligence developed software that was marketed by IBM, and it worked with companies like American International Group and Bank of America, but the business did not catch on.
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Mr. Viswanathan worked on five previous services that tried to connect people, three of them with Mr. Lau, but Down to Lunch was the first to catch on.
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"If they can resist the temptation to go all out to promote their film, maybe everyone else will catch on and take things down a notch," he said.
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Structures catch on fire, and then winds either spread those flames or the fire draws in the surrounding air, creating an even larger blaze known as a firestorm.
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It's been 20 years since the Environmental Protection Agency began a media campaign to introduce precycling, but it's yet to catch on in any substantial way with Americans.
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He and several other voters I spoke with were sure a Bush resurgence was secretly in the works and that the media would soon catch on to it.
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After her second child was born, Britney Asbell, 29, became obsessed with the thought that someone might break into their home or their house might catch on fire.
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That technology was quick to catch on among hardware prototypers looking to step up their game from the plastic depositing technology found on devices from companies like MakerBot.
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Lagares tore cartilage in the wrist while making a diving catch on June 4 and could not put his glove on after taking swings in the cage Wednesday.
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The Yankees took a 1-0 lead when Astros center fielder Jake Marisnick made a diving catch on Stanton's sinking liner for the first out of the first.
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Bidets have only started to catch on in the United States in the past few years, though they're popular in parts of the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.
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Then they spent some time poring over them, letting their eyes catch on whatever stuck out to them and sharing their insights with each other along the way.
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They grease the palms of officials and local managers, and they put a buffer between the payoff and the client, offering plausible deniability if the authorities catch on.
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Instead, it soared about 470 feet from home plate, where its flight was interrupted by a fan's botched attempt at a catch on a landing in left field.
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However, pinching the view on your phone screen to read a PDF of a print magazine page apparently didn't catch on, and I'm as astonished as you are.
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Too long of a jump rope gets in the way of your workout while too short a rope can easily catch on your feet and send you tumbling.
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Q: The course is going to become public after the Olympics and some are hoping the sport will catch on in Brazil and capture the imagination of locals.
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"We haven't seen any sign of shorting or any sign that the batteries might catch on fire or lead to some kind of electrocution event following the crash."
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A book called "Tropical Fish and Their Care" was a dud, and so was "Adventures in Nakedness," which he acquired thinking that nudism was about to catch on.
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Those novel contributions usually took a year or so to catch on, after which larger research teams did the work of consolidating the ideas and solidifying the evidence.
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Why it matters: EVs have been slow to catch on in the U.S. so far, and an anti-regulatory environment in Washington certainly isn't likely to change that.
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In 1928, fishermen in Massachusetts blamed their low catch on the Registry of Motor Vehicles after the image of a codfish was added to the state's license plates.
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He later signed with the Dallas Cowboys -- but after a less than stellar season, they cut ties and he wasn't able to catch on with another NFL team.
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The social and economic trends listed above certainly make co-living seem feasible, but whether it will catch on beyond a niche market in the US is uncertain.
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Gelo's been hooping in the JBA -- LaVar's startup basketball league -- ever since, waiting to catch on with any NBA team that'd be willing to add him to the roster.
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The next hitter, Clint Robinson, smoked a blast to the gap in right-center but Sean Rodriguez made a diving catch on the warning track for the third out.
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Photo: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe Apple Watch has been a niche product from the beginning, but its health and fitness tracking features have started to catch on with the public.
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Alcohol fumes can catch on fire — beers, wines and low-ABV liqueurs aren't dangerous on this front, but anything over 40 percent ABV has the potential to light up.
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While some third-party batteries meet very strict quality control requirements, there are many that don't and those are the ones that are more likely to catch on fire.
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While sophisticated shopping center operators have long been familiar with the benefits of incorporating local businesses into their properties, institutional clients are likewise starting to catch on, she said.
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It took a while for Bitcoin to catch on, but by late 2010, when Mr. Hearn started contributing to the code, the currency had begun developing a passionate following.
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"Exploiting this bug gives you access to every vulnerability report anyone sends to Google until they catch on to the fact that you're spying on them," Birsan told Motherboard.
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Really, I just hope this new type mode doesn't catch on because I'm really trying to limit how many random thoughts I have to read on a daily basis.
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None of it's false, but as the parentheses should tell you, it is incomplete — and by the second day of hearings, members of Congress were starting to catch on.
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This season, there's a pretty big jewelry trend that's starting to catch on in a major way: The minimalist, gold statement earring (think bold, geometric shapes and clean lines).
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It won't explode and catch on fire, as it's the only UL certified self-balancing scooter available in the US. Segway says the frame is constructed with magnesium alloy.
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Hickenlooper, a popular former governor from another Western state, has so far failed to catch on and the crowded debate stage will make Bullock's task that much more difficult.
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Wharton Professor and bestselling author of Contagious: Why Things Catch On Jonah Berger, told Mashable that some of the Disney princesses' fame can be explained by simple market psychology.
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Though if platforms like Stadia and xCloud do catch on, hopefully, they might encourage internet providers to raise their data caps or maybe even get rid of them entirely.
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Although more and more celebrities have been boarding cruise ships for both fan experiences and personal vacations, there's at least one celebrity you'll never catch on board: Lucy Liu.
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Shared workspaces have been relatively slow to catch on at banks, but JPMorgan is following recent renovations by some rivals, which designers tout as cost cutting and productivity boosting.
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John Tuttle, head of listings at NYSE, admits the exchange was "slow to catch on" as a series of now high-profile companies such as Amazon listed on Nasdaq.
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In America the game went into a long dormancy from which it did not emerge until the 1003s, when it began to catch on again with colleges and clubs.
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In the face of global warming and rising temperatures that are affecting human health and productivity worldwide, might the Chinese practice, which aims to protect people's health, catch on?
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While "football" sleeves may not totally catch on until September or October, we love how these tops and dresses look right now with some slides and a basket bag.
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The big deal: When Instagram announced its copycat feature in August, many doubted that it would catch on, arguing instead that Snapchat's appeal was greater than just one feature.
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If these things catch on, Intel will sell more chips to those businesses and create new demand for cloud computing, because most devices are now connected to the cloud.
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The idea could catch on, with other airlines, bus companies and hotel chains offering similar discounts for fares to other cities where students are planning demonstrations on that day.
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Twenty years later, the music by Calixa Lavallée was adopted by some English-speaking Canadians, but translations of the lyrics, a poem by Adolphe-Basile Routhier, didn't catch on.
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That kind of arrangement could start to catch on, as a way for players to earn high salaries for the years in which they are likely to perform best.
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How long did it take you to catch on to the fact that the words Mr. Steinberg included in his theme set were made up of only four letters?
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Bankable stars or a major auteur behind the camera can help, but the majority of foreign-language series that catch on around the world tend to be genre-driven.
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While cooking, avoid wearing loose clothing or long sleeves that can catch on fire, and keep flammable items like potholders and paper or plastic bags away from the stove.
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Repurposed for civilians in 1979, that rugged, archaic first-generation G-Wagen would stay in production for 39 years and eventually catch on with rappers, celebrities and Instagram models.
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But it failed to catch on with a broader audience, despite — or perhaps, because of — its integration with Sony's PS3 and PS4 devices, and it shut down this week.
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Clean air has yet to catch on as a major electoral issue in India, where many of the nation's 1.3 billion people are focused on affording food and shelter.
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The first digital scoreboard was invented by George A. Baird in 1908 to keep score in baseball, but electric boards didn't really catch on in stadiums until the 1960s.
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In Breath of the Wild's more fiery environments, your wooden weapons, bows, and shields will catch on fire if you have them equipped, even if they're not in use.
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For example: Rakes are large objects by goose standards, and the groundskeeper will easily catch on to what's happening if you try to just openly waddle your way out.
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This partnership with UnionPay could give PayPal the support it needs to become widely accepted in China, making it more possible for it to catch on with Chinese consumers.
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Formula One driverAge: 34How he dominated the decade: One of the greatest drivers in the history of Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton is nearly impossible to catch on the track.
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Also with his first catch on Sunday night, Fitzgerald moved ahead of Henry Ellard (13,777 career receiving yards) for 13th place on the NFL's all-time receiving yards list.
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"The concept of cola infused with coffee, for people to initially wrap their head around until they try it, it's gonna take some time to catch on," Kaplan said.
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The concept is based on the "time cafes" Glass Hour's co-founders frequented when they lived in Russia, and they hope that the idea will catch on in Williamsburg.
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But, if the chain wants to catch on outside the Carolinas, it needs to take on international players — like the ubiquitous Church's Chicken, with more than 1,700 locations worldwide.
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With three of the four, my opener of "What drew you to my profile, was it my love for the grindcore metal band Anal Cunt?" didn't really catch on.
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NAMI pushed beefshi last year, and although BEEF Magazine liked it as a trendy alternative to cronuts, kale chips, and unicorn frappes, beefshi didn't quite catch on, it seems.
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After the wild success of the Wii, the oddly-marketed follow-up never seemed to catch on, despite plenty of well-regarded (and instantly recognizable) games in its lineup.
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There's very broad slapstick (especially after Chuck's surgery, when he can't see but has to pretend he can, lest his boss catch on to why he took a day off).
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While I think most of us would agree that black widows are fucking terrifying, I'd advise against using this particular method of extermination lest your goddamn house catch on fire.
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Here, the prevailing narrative in industry circles is that mobile ad blockers have yet to really catch on — though not for a lack of hand-wringing on the media's part.
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While mobile ad blocking has yet to catch on in the United States, one Israeli startup is doing its best to make sure it does everywhere else in the world.
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So it sounds like T-Mobile might catch on to new scam numbers if it notices a bunch of subscribers immediately hanging up on a number they've never contacted before.
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When their stories catch on, it is often because they are amplified online by networks of conspiracy-minded activists, Russian trolls and "botnets" (clusters of fake, automated social-media accounts).
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So this edition might be a safe alternative for those who have a special place in their heart for the Note 7 and yet don't want to catch on fire.
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This method is stupidly useful — mounted weapons are the most powerful options in the game — and I can't believe it took me 20 hours to catch on to the technique.
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The trade-off is in the price — at $22, the New 23DS costs $22 less than the $23 New 23DS XL. Industry-wide, 3D gaming has failed to catch on.
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But for those who were smart enough to catch on to Planes' raspy style of filth-rock, and awaited the day they might rise again, Prey is their just reward.
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And there's a lot of unanswered questions about what will happen to the thousands of works who shuttle folks around for a living should Self-Driving Vehicles (SDVs) catch-on.
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Pricing and availability have yet to be announced, but if the new chips catch on with manufacturers, they could translate into more laptop options for consumers later down the line.
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Over the long term, the real hope is that electric cars will catch on and help drive down overall emissions by relying more heavily on the quickly-greening power sector.
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Right fielder Altherr made a diving catch on Span's liner with runners on second and third and two outs in the sixth inning to preserve the Phillies' 5-3 lead.
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To us, it's like a little game to place our bets on the runway that are sure to catch on, and we want you to join in on the fun.
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Since people everywhere — not just in Texas — tend to hang on to old gift cards, we're holding out for locations of the chain all over the country to catch on.
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If it's a startup, keep them on Heroku to see if they catch on, if they find the fabled product-market fit, not least because it helps you iterate faster.
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If students can learn to play League of Legends and other games in a safe environment defined by rules that prevent harassment, the thinking goes, perhaps others will catch on.
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The newer tests have been slow to catch on, in part because many doctors are concerned about how women might react to the results, researchers note in JCO: Precision Oncology.
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There is already a billionaire in the Democratic primary, Tom Steyer, and he has yet to catch on with voters despite spending tons of money to try to break through.
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When Cathy asked operators to start having staff say "my pleasure" instead of "you're welcome" in restaurants, Robinson says it took a few years for the change to catch on.
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If you use liquid or cream foundation in your daily routine, you may find gels, sticks, and creams easier to work with because they won't catch on your base makeup.
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How "mesmeric" viewers will find VR porn remains to be seen; 3D porn was similarly heralded as the "future of porn" when it was introduced, but failed to catch on.
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One method used in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries is automatic to voter registration for all citizens— an initiative that's started to catch on in the U.S. state by state.
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Betts went hitless in five at-bats in Game 5, but he did rob Bregman of extra bases with a leaping catch on the warning track in the sixth inning.
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Though only eight out of the 50 states have the ban right now, this transition toward making shopping more sustainable is sure to continue to catch on around the country.
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Backlash to the backlash: But as much as skeptics crowed that Ms. Lee had made straight men look like homophobes and/or Neanderthals, the "man date" concept did catch on.
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Encarnacion's second homer since coming back Tuesday from a fractured right wrist occurred after center fielder Mookie Betts made a leaping catch on Encarnacion's potential double in the second inning.
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Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius, who was born in Amsterdam and raised in Curaçao, said soccer-crazy European fans simply need to be exposed to baseball for it to catch on.
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"It is one thing to deal with gross pollution you can see, where rivers catch on fire, or there's a heavy plume from a smokestack," Mr. Costle said in 1996.
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Corey Davis made a one-handed catch on a 15-yard pass from Mariota in the corner of the end zone to give the Titans an early 7-0 lead.
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Meanwhile, the Magic Leap One headset has so far struggled to catch on with consumers, according to a recent report in The Information, with sales lagging behind the company's estimates.
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"I'm so ecstatic to play at Fenway," said the Dodgers' Chris Taylor, whose tumbling catch on the left-field warning track at Miller Park preserved the lead in Game 23.
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Julio Jones was stripped by linebacker Alex Anzalone after a catch on the New Orleans 17, and safety Vonn Bell recovered to preserve a 15-3 lead going into halftime.
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His slowness to catch on came as no surprise to Eli Pariser, whose 2011 book, "The Filter Bubble," made the case that social media was serving to worsen national polarization.
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Mobile payments such as Apple Pay have been slow to catch on in certain areas, but Bluetooth likely would not have such problems, especially because it has some inherent advantages.
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Some watch brands and fashion companies already are adapting well, she said, but many others — especially ones that primarily cater to older Chinese buyers — have been slow to catch on.
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The New Jersey senator, who built his campaign around a message of unity, was unable to catch on with substantial numbers of voters and ended his quest before voting began.
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