It's evidence of a good catch, something now relatively rare.
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The fact that I would catch something is no surprise.
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Ikea's new magazine ad is trying to catch something else.
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And maybe they'll catch something about how it's going to land, and maybe if they catch something you're going to make a few changes and you'll press Send and you won't be in trouble. Right?
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Here, read it, tell us if you catch something the matter.
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So they're bound to catch something out of the ordinary, right?
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We were always afraid that the kids would catch something terrible.
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In order to catch something, you'll need it to travel more than 20 cm.
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I was like, 'Go back to your room you're going to catch something off the street!
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My doctor has a test to tell if you're going to catch something in the future even.
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With all these nerds bumping shoulders in one place, you're almost bound to catch something from someone.
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And that's what this is about for us: we want to catch something before it goes mainstream.
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"People are afraid to catch something at work at take it home to their children," he said.
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Try buying or making your own parabola if you're trying to catch something super specific from farther away.
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"They don't want to talk to you because they think they're going to catch something," Gauthier told me.
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They mean you can decide whether or not to try and catch something without actually having to engage it.
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Stream music from a Bluetooth enabled device or answer phone calls — just don't throw it and try to catch something.
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I sat there and thought, 'My daughter can catch something and I'm either dealing with death or a vaccine injury.
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Even if you've never baited a hook or cast a line, you're bound to catch something at the Go Fish!
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Occasionally, though, he will peer down and accidentally catch something sad, something that, in his eyes, stopped happening decades ago.
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But the company might be looking to catch something of a break in an unlikely place: President Donald Trump's Washington.
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So if the device happens to catch something abnormal, the user would need to seek medical attention outside of the conference.
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She stayed that way, laughing quietly, her mouth open like a fledgling bird that was about to catch something from above.
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I would inevitably catch something very small, put it in a cup and hope it would survive overnight to show my friends.
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It's still not easy to catch something that's moving in this mode but it's doable, and the pigeon (below) can attest to that.
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And as soon as it needs to quickly release or catch something, the tendon can loosen up and the fingers move quickly and lightly.
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I have always felt, although I know it's naive, that because I average only a partner a year it's unlikely I will catch something.
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But even in the most popular cases, you normally won't be waiting longer than three months after release to catch something out of theaters.
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Look again, however, and you'll catch something roiling beneath that professional composure: a lively truculence that gives this book its pulse, and its purpose.
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But at the Paley you can catch something nearly as illuminating: a video of a panel discussion about the show, from 2004, following its first season.
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You never know when or where a creature may spawn, which leaves players wandering around their city in an attempt to catch something other than Pidgey.
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In reality, though, it's surprisingly unlikely that you'll actually "catch" something from a toilet seat — but that doesn't mean you should give up on staying clean.
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I pay my taxes, and the adult industry is one of the safest because everyone's tested—you're more likely to catch something having a one night stand.
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"Fishery equipment is the best tool for them to catch something to eat quickly," FAO's representative in South Sudan, Serge Tissot, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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It would be much easier for it to say, 'There's a ball of echoes coming back, I'm going to hit the center of it, and maybe I'll catch something.
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You're always in a rush to catch something, and your friends know to leave 10 minutes late when you have pre-determined plans because you're never not behind schedule.
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You try to catch something that's elusive, that's a fleeting moment, because glass looks like liquid stopped in time, in a phase of development or a phase of decay.
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Plus, if the camera does catch something, being able to tell what's actually moving is ultimately what matters, and this method ought to improve what homeowners are able to see.
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It's only when Selina recounts the day she knew she wanted to be president — attending Nixon's inaugural ball as a youngster — that her eyes catch something resembling a crazed glimmer.
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"My entire family has severe asthma and I'm just like, I wouldn't want to catch something at an airport and then bring it home to all of them," she said.
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There appears to be a fair amount of traversing in the Upside Down for Will and Jim Hopper (David Harbour), and the boys manage to catch something wicked in their Ghostbuster's trap.
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The stoves in the homes Ray and Liz shared with their young children, as simulated here, are so caked in grime you could catch something nasty just by touching a burner switch.
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The stoves in the homes Ray and Liz shared with their young children, as simulated here, are so caked in grime you could catch something nasty just by touching a burner switch.
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One woman is holding her arms out, turning in her claw-like hands like she is about grab or catch something, while the other woman is standing behind her, looking over her shoulder.
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" She continued, "Sesame's Grover 'word of the day,' perhaps, Sean, because you're absolutely right: to date, they basically set out this Venus flytrap and thought, 'One day, we'll catch something eight months later.
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But it's also answering the direct demands of its users, who can look at competitors like Facebook Live at any time, rather than hoping to catch something cool inside a restrictive day-long window.
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"Unless we're going to worry if they could catch something dropping off the table, I don't think it'd be a problem," said Steven Austad, the scientific director of the American Federation for Aging Research.
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They're strikingly lean, and then only when they're on the brink of starvation do they catch something and eat it and swell to the size of beanbag chairs and sleep on their backs like nauseous lords.
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The first time he did actually catch something—a raccoon—it was on a big thirty-acre estate with its own avocado grove and a fishpond stocked with Japanese koi that cost a thousand dollars each.
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In surveillance footage released Monday, the man is seen in a courtyard playing cornhole with some other inmates when he begins looking up into the sky and making sudden movements, as if to shift his position to catch something.
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Beyond just playing or stopping the play of music or podcasts, the new app also lets you do things like skip tracks or rewind a podcast by 15 seconds to catch something you missed — all right from your Apple Watch face.
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What we haven't seen, at least not extruded through the farcical paradigm of reality television, is an autonomous black woman asserting herself as the ultimate catch, something men of all races should be lucky for the opportunity to compete for.
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Amnesia used a similar mechanic, but Here They Lie seems to apply it literally: you can catch something in the corner of your eye, stare down at your virtual shoes, and sidle by while it growls and gurgles a few feet away.
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Hopefully you did all that before sunrise, because while some lucky fishermen catch fish at any hour of the day, the majority of us can only expect to catch something in the early morning or late evening, and just freeze our asses off during the day.
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Put another way, for you to catch something nasty from a seat, the germs on it have to travel into your genital or urinary tract or get into your body via an open cut or sore on your rear end — none of which are particularly likely.
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Our hope is that having these conversations more frequently will set the stage for ongoing feedback — that a boss will catch people doing something right and compliment them on the spot, or catch something that could be improved on and then teach the employee how to do so right at that moment.
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And aside from a few terrifying case studies (like when seriously ill or injured people catch something like a staph infection from sleeping next to—or worse, kissing—their pets), there haven't been any large-scale studies that spell out the risks of an otherwise healthy person snoozing alongside his or her pup.
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For some reason my eye wanders over to the copy of I'm Not Your Man I have stacked on top of all the shit I keep around me at work, and I catch something I didn't catch before: the same postcard, lying on the floor in the shadow of a woman with dirty blonde hair.
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I guess there is a small chance that if you went to the dodgiest salon, the one you always drive past on the way before the edge of your town joins the highway, the one called "Sunny Daze" that offers 30 minutes for five bucks, the one run by the guy who looks like a member of Status Quo, the one that always has a dumpster outside it—and someone had just popped in before you and was literally riddled with herpes, there's still the tiniest chance you could catch something.
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Future came up with the hook and brought it to me first. I heard it and I loved it and so I spent a couple of days just trying to live with it and letting the music flow. The way I write now, I just try and let the music come to me. I really don't try to force anything, so if I catch something like a vibe or a feeling then I catch something and go with it and let that direct me.
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I really don't try to force anything, so if I catch something like a vibe or a feeling then I catch something and go with it and let that direct me. I feel like it's a more natural way to finish songs." He went on to add how it was hard to narrow down all the material he recorded for the album, saying: "It's pretty much done. I got enough material to put out two albums if I wanted to but it's really hard to narrow it down 'cause there's so many good songs but I also want to make that overall great album.
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Released 10/2009 Five cousins thought they were just spending another day at their grandmother's house. Instead, they all fall asleep, then wake up in a dream world. They don't realize this at first, not until strange things start to happen. Haley leaps through the air to catch something.
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The cartoon begins with a mother buzzard instructing her children to go out and catch something for dinner. Three take off like jets from an aircraft carrier. One stays behind, his back turned. This is Beaky Buzzard (Killer) who is shy, easily embarrassed, and a little on the slow side.
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Gesundheit (S.K.U.L. Associate and Pharmacist, Series 2 Episode 7 "The Cold War"), played by Darren Bouthworth. Gesundheit is a humble pharmacist who allies himself with The Grand Master and recreates a powerful super-flu from 1914. He is terrified of germs and can't stand going outside as he's constantly afraid that he'll catch something.
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The notable speeds were: for the average speed and for the pole position speed achieved by Buddy Baker. Chevrolet vehicles made up the majority of the 30-car racing grid. Millikan would catch something in his eye and would have to report to hospital; J.D. McDuffie ended up being the substitute driver for him. The winner of the race would receive a purse of $19,800 ($ when adjusted for inflation).
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Also, they find out that even the regime itself does not know about the current situation on the Earth, because any bilateral communication was cut long time ago. The astronauts arrange an escape for one of them, the book's protagonist. He lands near a city, whose name is not mentioned, but some details suggest Warsaw. The suburbs are in devastated state (it is said, that the devastation looks intentional) and are inhabited by a mob which creeps out apparently only at night to catch something to eat.
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Takahashi compared it to playing a game of catch, something he was unused to doing for his game scenarios. The ending underwent revisions: while Takahashi and Takeda felt they had created a fairly explanatory ending, Hattori still felt unsatisfied. After a second look, Takahashi and Takeda realized that it would appear perplexing for someone outside the writing process, so they rewrote it to be more player-friendly. The final script contained a large amount of dialogue: the sheer volume, which included dialogue spoken in battle, made for a difficult experience while recording.
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The pumpkinseed sunfish are typically very likely to bite on a worm, which makes them easy to catch while fishing. Many anglers consider the pumpkinseed to be a nuisance fish, as it bites so easily and frequently when the fisherman is attempting to catch something else. The pumpkinseeds are very popular with young fishermen due to their willingness to bite on worms, their abundance, and their close locations to the shore. Although many people consider the meat of a pumpkinseed to be good-tasting, it is typically not a popular sport fish due to its small size.
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Around midday, lampuki school underneath the rafts, seeking the shade. The fishermen first stay 5-10 metres away from the raft and repeatedly go around the raft pulling a silicone squid jig behind them until they catch something; they then leave the lampuka (dorado, mahi-mahi) hanging off the side of the boat until other fish come and school next to it; then a mesh net is thrown over the schooling fish. This method is known as kannizzati and has not changed significantly since Roman times. The lampuki are used both for local consumption as well as export.
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He tells Asad that the boy's luck will change today and he will finally catch something. Asad feels the tug of a fish when out at sea and tries to pull it in, but it instead pulls his boat out farther into the sea, where he spies a luxury boat similar to the one that Laban and his friends were going to hold for ransom. Asad goes to see what happened and finds Laban, his friends, and the woman who had the boat all dead. He begins to inspect another room and finds a Persian cat, which he brings back to Erasto.
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Some Congressional members wish to consolidate oversight in keeping with the 9/11 recommendations such as Representative Carolyn Maloney, (D-NY) who in 2004, proposed that the House shift the House Intelligence Committee status to a standing committee and giving it exclusive jurisdiction over the intelligence community. Conversely, others wish to diversify oversight responsibility to more committees such as, Representatives Jeff Flake (R-AZ) and Adam Schiff (D-CA) who in July 2006 introduced a bill that would require the House Intelligence Committee to disclose considerable classified information to at least eight other House committees. Redundancy advocates argue that it reduces group think and favoritism; produces competition; and increases reliability by decreasing the chances of the system failing entirely. Consolidation advocates argue that consolidation would improve the accountability of both the intelligence community and Congress (for example, if multiple Committees failed to catch something it would be difficult to hold any one accountable) and it would reduce costs.
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Thanatos opens his grasp when flying low - either ready to land or ready to catch something - and can catch an object if flying at a convenient height. Once Eros is rescued, she clings to Thanatos's neck, and rapidly turning may cause her to fall off. This is generally as well, for Thanatos can usually land near to wait for her climbing back; most of his enemies do not pay attention to her. But there are several special cases, which Thanatos should avoid at all costs: dropping Eros over the sea, for she would drown immediately; dropping Eros inside or even near a spider-infested cave, for she would be killed by a crawling spider, if Thanatos were not to land and take her away immediately; accidentally killing Eros himself, either by burning her (instant death) or catching her with the claw (the game will continue until the next landing, for there is no safe way to put an object back on the ground without crushing it).
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