But it generally catches on later on in the campaign.
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Whether the new service catches on remains to be seen.
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Because if that catches on, they would actually make money.
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And whether it catches on at all remains an open question.
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Hollywood catches on, and Syndactyly Salons pop up all over town.
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Whether the new service actually catches on remains to be seen.
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Lockett just had 10 catches on 12 targets in Week 2.
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Whether remote check-in catches on is still open for discussion.
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Stephanie catches on to his scheme and is out for blood.
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We'll see if the name catches on with the driving public.
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Jack blocks the flames with a mattress, which soon catches on fire.
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It's a revolution in the making, they argue — provided it catches on.
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It catches on, or it doesn't, as selective forces do their work.
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Also encouraging: he has 11 catches on 14 targets in two games.
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"I hope this catches on and spreads across the country," Lester shared.
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Seconds later, his dressing gown catches on the newel at the bottom.
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Washington, DC's Metro sometimes catches on fire and had to undergo serious repairs.
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Momentum is gathering as all-to-all catches on with other platforms, too.
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Anyone who moves here from other places catches on to this pretty quickly.
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Let's hope the rest of the world catches on to this ingenious idea.
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With nine catches on 10 targets, the efficiency has been there for Jones.
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If SynFrog catches on, it could change a staple of high school education.
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If it catches on, Spotify could become a full-blown podcast ad network.
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But if Libra catches on, that could actually hurt bitcoin instead of helping it.
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"Nothing Bad Ever Happens to Me" by Oingo Boingo A bathtub catches on fire.
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But how well it works will depend partly on how well it catches on.
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And if it catches on, it could have a huge impact on mobility choices.
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Millions of people could use something like this, so let's hope it catches on.
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Once his pod catches on fire, Franco's character is gone in a pyrotechnic flash.
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Anonymous giving catches on Shelly Anderson filled a Little Free Pantry in Woodbury, Minnesota.
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If one of my videos catches on people will go back and watch the others.
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We catch someone's eye, hoping the person catches on and considers you quite the catch.
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If Stories catches on, it will bring Instagram into the mobile-native video era, too.
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Calliope Waterworks hopes that their solution catches on due to its exceptional ease-of-use.
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"One thing catches on and the next thing you know, the whole market is shifting."
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It's radical, simple, and — if it catches on — could change the way academics approach publishing.
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Lobster fishing boats unload their catches on a stone pier that dates to the 1930s.
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Basilicata, ItalyThis is a chance to visit Italy's southern region before the world catches on.
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If a horse's hoof catches on a jump, the rider often tumbles, and the horse follows.
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We're also pretty sure Dolinger will get free Qdoba for life if her thread catches on.
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And if it catches on, maybe it'll stick around as a way to keep sending stuff.
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In 2016, building a brand new messaging app and hoping it catches on seems particularly quixotic.
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If it catches on, it could represent a threat to major financial technology companies, like PayPal.
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B.I. raid, but Derek quickly catches on because Rafael isn't exactly a suave and subtle spy.
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You would do yourself well to listen now before the rest of the world catches on.
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From here on out, let's call these wise words "dadvice," a term we're really hoping catches on.
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Click on to shop this cool-girl denim — plus some similar picks — before everyone else catches on.
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The news media can say, 'Trump went to Mar-a-Lago,' and their hair catches on fire.
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Bendy tech will be expensive at first, and if it catches on, it will get more affordable.
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What's old is new again, apparently—but this time, we hope that rear-wheel steering catches on.
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And acting courageously especially in light of some kind of speech like that catches on and spreads.
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Sometimes they go over like lead balloons and are abandoned, but every now and then one catches on.
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The hashtag never catches on, but there's usually at least something that qualifies as one of those moments.
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But when the story of a character catches on, toy- and film-makers end up splitting fat profits.
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Populism is contagious, and once it catches on both conservatives and liberals rush to capitalize on the moment.
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If it catches on, PABLO could make light writing another niche type of cool content for your phone.
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If that trend catches on, employees could find themselves with fewer remote work options in the near future.
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Choose a friend or stranger, fall backwards and hope the victim catches on before you hit the ground.
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The second-year receiver had catches on all nine of his targets for 13 yards and a score.
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Luckily, Jim catches on and drives Pam to meet Michael at the airport before his flight takes off.
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Those banks will use the Zelle name prominently alongside their established names as Zelle catches on, Finch said.
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If it catches on, then you'll likely want to spend the extra cash on a top-quality machine.
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Scroll for the biggest activewear discounts and shop these celebrity-approved pieces fast before everyone else catches on.
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Meanwhile, Peter fails to break up with his girlfriend, who catches on to him and cuts him loose.
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If it catches on, Impossible Pork could be a consequential leap forward for the plant-based meat movement.
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In a perfect world, we'd be able to splurge on every cool new trend that catches on each season.
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Responding to Degeneres' claim that she has "lots of pregnant children right now," Kris Jenner catches on right away.
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Just how fast wireless charging catches on, in whatever form, will depend mainly on how the economics shake out.
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Being a major makeup and hair styling trendsetter years before the rest of L.A. (and the planet) catches on.
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It's the same idea that we saw Samsung introduce last year, and it's one that we hope catches on.
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At any rate, we hope the idea catches on — just imagine a Kindle Paperwhite with built-in solar panels.
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With only a dozen catches (on 19 targets) and 159 yards this season, Beckham has yet to break out.
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While No Regrets is the only known location for Goat Yoga, that could change as the class catches on.
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If 3D printing catches on in non-cookie industries, we may never need to enter a grocery store again.
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The musical that catches on is the one that reflects the moment it is released into, intentionally or unintentionally.
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The first-of-its-kind partnership is something Atlanta United hopes catches on with other Major League Soccer clubs.
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Taylor Schilling is perfect as Miles's distraught mother, who catches on so slowly that she seems a little dense.
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Though we're admittedly leaning toward the latter, we definitely look forward to seeing if this pretty impractical style catches on.
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Robo-advisers, or digital platforms that provide automated investing services, are becoming more popular, especially as passive investing catches on.
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"Ziggy is very smart and catches on to her training incredibly fast," Los Angeles Zoo animal keeper Kris Willis said.
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If it gets any traction, start a publicity campaign to see if ReBeCha catches on and starts actually getting used.
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In Raquel Paiewonsky's "Shore" (2016), a palm tree catches on fire while half-naked female figures prostrate before cascading triangles.
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If the IRS catches on that you didn't pay the tax, you'll be dealt with like any other tax evader.
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Whether this nascent industry catches on more broadly will depend largely on the energy policies set by the Trump administration.
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While Chau's situation may not yet be the norm across the country, it is what advocates are hoping catches on.
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In Week 7, he had four catches on five targets for 105 yards, an average of 26 yards per catch.
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The next week, he had three catches on five targets for 22 yards, an average of 4.4 yards per catch.
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One annoying scenario would be that wireless catches on, standards still aren't worked out, and manufacturers drop wired charging altogether.
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Saget fumbles around for a bit, but eventually catches on and does his part well for awkward looking TV-dad.
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Once a cuisine catches on then everybody is doing it: Sichuan one year, Thai the next and Mediterranean after that.
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If Libra catches on, company officials said, Facebook's Calibra could offer financial services to customers, such as lending and investing.
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When one of these catches on, it's usually because it's good enough to be worthy of the group it describes.
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He wants to "push [his] limits" and see what exploits, including memory modding, can be uploaded before Nintendo catches on.
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Whether or not it actually catches on with the younger generation it's aiming to capture, however, remains to be seen.
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Though I imagine if this catches on, carriers will use it as a way to charge more for certain seats.
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If it catches on fire, it can spread flames throughout the building in minutes, which is what happened in Grenfell Tower.
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OPEN-ENROLLMENT PUSH Employers hope this concept of gaining remote access to doctors catches on quickly, because it promises cost savings.
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There's so much gas bubbling up that it easily catches on fire and sustains the flames for a very long time.
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Eventually, Stephanie's husband Davis (played by Eric Johnson) catches on to their relationship, and it causes a rift in their marriage.
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Whether or not it catches on with the teenage users Facebook has been trying so desperately to reach is another matter.
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Hopefully, Abercrombie & Fitch's new look finally catches on this year, so that by this time next year, it can follow suit.
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We may end up getting really attached to that mode of transport and bring it home, see if it catches on.
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Although it's just for iOS for now, it's sure to move to different operating systems if and when it catches on.
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Now, McGinn's family and supporters are hoping the challenge catches on with not only more lawmakers, but also more people everywhere.
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Gradually, the tour catches on, while the two men are forced to confront the baggage and history that remains between them.
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This is something close to a dystopian outcome, especially if it catches on as the post-denial conservative position on climate.
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Or that, if it catches on, it will be competing with corporate giants such as Amazon, the leading cloud computing provider.
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" If the PowerRay catches on, we'll have to change that to "like fishing with an overcomplicated underwater drone and VR glasses system.
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It's already doing that with Kubernetes and OpenStack and once Fission catches on, it'll most likely also add that to its portfolio.
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As grime basks in its mainstream glory and the US finally catches on, the aesthetic becomes more appealing to its newfound fans.
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Yeah, that's everyone's thought until only one side of the bread gets toasted or a bagel gets stuck and catches on fire.
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If this catches on across Venmo, it'll make the app, and the delicious voyeurism of its news feed, a lot less appealing.
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Then you plummet into darkness and the room catches on fire—real fire, licking at the ceiling and tearing up the walls.
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But that is precisely what is attracting value investors keen to find a bargain before the rest of the market catches on.
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But Adidas has developed a 100 percent recyclable sneaker that, if it catches on, could keep shoes from piling up in landfills.
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Carbon wants to fulfill the enormous promise of 3D printingIf DeSimone's ambitious vision catches on, the opportunity before Carbon could be massive.
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Then, it catches on among tech workers and Silicon Valley power players, and goes on to enjoy national buzz and booming sales.
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When he catches on the roll, he never steps outside of his comfort zone and tries to make a home run play.
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These are all things you cannot do if an idea by Garçon Wines catches on—that idea being the flat wine bottle.
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He remains a focal point of the Falcons' attack, however, as he has 16 catches on 20 targets the last three weeks.
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Billie's only 18 ... so if the whole buying jewelry for big accomplishments thing catches on, she's gonna have a whole lotta gold.
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If this approach catches on, Mr. Putin will just have to spend more of his government's own money to promote its disinformation.
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Still, the more it catches on with other banks, the more regulators might feel comfortable incorporating green RWA measurements into regulatory models.
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If one of the faux scandals catches on enough and dominates right-wing media long enough, then a kind of alchemy occurs.
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"If the first house catches on fire here or the fire breaks this mountain here, then I'm gone, then we're gone," Santucci said.
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Tweetstorms™ are rebutted by other tweetstorms™, which is manageable and contained in a niche media sphere until Politics Twitter catches on.
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The initiative, if it catches on, could lead to major changes in the business practices of some of the world's largest software companies.
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She is not without her flaws: She has a messy apartment that catches on fire and she's reluctant to commit to a relationship.
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If Messenger Day catches on, it could encourage visual communication through Messenger's newly enhanced camera, jumpstart chat threads and get friends together offline.
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"We're going to show a plan that's been worked on by everybody, and we'll see whether or not it catches on," Trump said.
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I always tell my husband, MG, that if the house catches on fire, leave the photos, leave the Apple products, grab the maps.
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Howard came in with no touchdown catches on the season — he hadn't scored since 2013 — and he finished with 208 yards and two touchdowns.
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If that happens, moderation might not be a huge issue, assuming the app catches on at all — which is far from a sure thing.
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Start to ask too many dirty questions, and Alexa even catches on, suggesting you disable the restricted mode that all Alexa devices ship with.
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If the trend really catches on, however, you can be sure the NHTSA will be taking a closer look at how safe they are.
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The friendlier, more open platform could turn the GM dashboard into a new space for connected car innovation — if it catches on with developers.
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It doesn't seem like Jen will be joining her pals on the reboot, though, but things could always change if the show catches on.
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If it catches on with a niche audience of empty nesters, Payne and Gain could easily replace Maury as the Laundromat viewing of choice.
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For the crypto faithful on the other hand, it's always been a question of when, not if, the rest of the world catches on.
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At first, you play a pattern that gives you the upper hand, but then your opponent quickly catches on and turns things in her favor.
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I wouldn't be surprised if homemade American cheese infusions catches on and we soon start to see them in the cheese case at Trader Joe's.
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Ms. Coley shares her catches on Instagram, but she guards her prized fishing holes from snoops, fearing her favorite streams will become crowded with newcomers.
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A song catches on often because it's an earworm, or it suits a particular meme, not necessarily by virtue of how "good" the music is.
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For now, that is; Bardin told the WSJ that if the service catches on, it might start charging riders 15% more and taking that cut.
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If this catches on, and it really ought to, it could drastically improve the efficiency of the rangers and loggers who care for our forests.
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Whether it's this project that catches on or an improved version of the same concept, USB firewalls are a thing that needs to happen.[JWZ]
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It basically gives Facebook somewhat of an out, or at least other entities to blame, if this cryptocurrency catches on and is a total disaster.
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Beware that you will be on the hook to pay more money when the IRS catches on to the fact that your return is botched.
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As the shift to value-based care catches on around the US, urgent care centers known for handling one-off conditions will have to adapt.
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Half a century ago, on sunny afternoons at Wrigley Field — only afternoons back then — he would have swooped in for catches on that very spot.
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But if it catches on, it could be a powerful tool to help address regional economic development issues without making unrealistic asks of thriving places.
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Sarah catches on and bludgeons her mom with the very same iPad-like device, the blood on her mom's face blurred out by parental controls.
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" But as Dorian Lynskey reminds us in the afterword of his book: Whether that music catches on and succeeds "depends on the rest of us.
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That's pretty much all C-SPAN bleeps out, though — everything else is allowed to air live on television, at least until the host catches on.
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Increasingly, that is true of teams playing at home, too, as the tendency to gather players together on the eve of a match catches on.
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In the five games he played with Seattle, Gordon made seven catches on 11 targets, for a total of 139 yards, according to the NFL.
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In the recently released security footage, the culprit slides toward the door in a gray electric scooter before a Walmart employee catches on to his game.
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So I can use that until the rest of the world catches on and starts hiring people from Birmingham, until there are like 20 of us.
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Public places may soon be filled with secret pieces of art unlocked by looking through the lens of AR, if Artopia's cheerily creative app catches on.
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Her assistant, 14-year-old Elias Pound, catches on quickly though, and finds a way for her to obtain pure alcohol to use as a disinfectant.
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"If this method catches on, it's easy to see how our economy can keep growing with hardly any meaningful wage inflation," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Freshman wide receiver Tyler Vaughns caught five passes for 90 yards, including back-to-back acrobatic catches on a scoring drive in the pivotal second quarter.
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Brees found his favorite receiver, Thomas, early and often; Thomas had 227 receptions for 171 yards — including four catches on the 92-yard third quarter drive.
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One is that if the shirt-sleeve idea catches on, sooner or later there's going to be a candidate desperate enough to show up in pajamas.
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Eventually, he catches on to the lie and announces that they'll have to cast a shorter net and take a more surgical approach to fishing the area.
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If this latest scheme catches on, it could make Prime an essential purchase not just for online shoppers, gamers, and concert-goers, but to anyone who drives.
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If you build a car and it catches on fire and kills people, you get sued, your company might get shut down, you might go to jail.
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We'll have to wait and see which of these actually catches on, but at the very least, the Apple versions pose an existential threat to the competition.
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If/when augmented reality catches on with consumers, I also have significant doubts that hand-tracking will play a major role in how we interact with reality.
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But Apple also acknowledges that the smartwatch category is in its infancy and it may take several more generations of the device before it really catches on.
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Though Facebook said it plans to allow people to use the cryptocurrency free, executives proposed offering different types of consumer financial services if the cryptocurrency catches on.
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Beware that you will be on the hook to pay more money when the Internal Revenue Service catches on to the fact that your return is botched.
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If Instrumental catches on, it could enable more companies and start-ups to produce high-quality gadgets in Asian factories without the resources of a consumer electronics giant.
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But right fielder Hunter Renfroe made running catches on the next two hitters to freeze Polanco at third, and Hand struck out Starling Marte to end the game.
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Sanu is averaging six catches on eight targets per game so far this season and is a solid bet to hit 12 to 16 points in PPR leagues.
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The end of "Instant Crush," when the warehouse catches on fire, Julian salutes the sky, and the wax figures melt together is one moment that I think connected.
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Whether Lohse has thrown his last MLB pitch or catches on with one more team on the way out, he isn't likely to spark a lot of remembrance.
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Say this ChameleonMask thing catches on, and we're sending people out into the world to handle our tasks while we beam ourselves to a tablet on their face.
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"The power of anecdotes is just amazing when it just catches on," said Donna Messner, the president of the Center for Medical Technology Policy, a nonprofit research group.
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"Anytime anything you write sort of penetrates this disparate culture that we're in and catches on and sort of is echoed back to you, that's delightful," he said.
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Golden Tate: He had 2500 catches on the game, though the other 28 went for a combined 43 yards, which is a bunch of dink and dunk stuff.
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We won't get answers to these questions any time soon — not unless this video really catches on in time for jump-roping to be a part of the Olympics.
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CHECK. With all that said, it's totally possible that whatever deal Meadows and MacArthur have struck catches on with the broader Republican House and it sails through next week.
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"I've worked a thousand-plus accidents in my career, and once a car catches on fire, the time that they take to go up is pretty quick," Thuss said.
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If "The Passion" catches on, perhaps it will become the way new generations learn about the biblical story, serving a function previously filled by Hollywood films starring Charlton Heston.
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When the drone pilots itself back to the Zipline hub, it is retrieved using a small hook on its tail that catches on a line suspended in the air.
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With its big cast and open-ended premise, "Another Life" is set up to run as long as Sackhoff's most popular series, provided that it catches on with audiences.
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Finding that one free charging spot in a parking garage can be a chore, but if Volkswagen's new project catches on, the charging spot might come to you instead.
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We&aposll see if it catches on, but if it does, it will join the ever-growing list of words used to describe single women of a certain age.
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They're just seeing how many How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days experiences they can recreate before someone catches on or the entire Us Weekly newsroom collapses of exhaustion.
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If one piece catches on fire they all do, and you have no place to move the chicken, and they burn to a crisp and the fire department gets called.
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The agency noted that strangulation can occur if the teething necklace is worn around the infant's neck and becomes wrapped too tightly or catches on something, such as a crib.
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If it catches on, the company will have a community-driven head start that will make any quips about the lack of sophistication in the typical "bot" tech stack inconsequential.
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It's unclear whether the posters will be coming to the U.S., or anywhere else, for that matter, but we can't help but hope this genius idea catches on, and soon.
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Second-year wideout Amari Cooper collected 10 receptions for 129 yards in the first meeting with the Chiefs, but was limited to just two catches on Sunday versus the Bills.
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Lazard wound up scoring a critical touchdown for the Packers, and then made three more catches on the team's final drive to help set up the game-winning field goal.
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" He says that his meek wife, Lucy, "would never understand … the bond between two men," but she catches on soon enough that "he was in love with his best friend.
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While wide receiver Victor Cruz had eight catches on Thursday, the only Giants player from their last Super Bowl team who has made substantial contributions every week has been Manning.
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Whether it's Lejardi catching a break now or someone else down the line, it's only a matter of time before the world catches on to a new sound from Cuba.
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YouTube Music — the new YouTube Music, I mean — is Google's big push to finally create a subscription streaming music service that catches on and can legitimately challenge Spotify and Apple Music.
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Giant electronics companies love propriety formats because if it catches on and becomes a standard, other giant electronics companies who want to play along have to pay to license the technology.
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Click on to shop the debut collection before everyone else catches on (because, let's be real, nothing is as satisfying as being the first to jump on a cool, new brand).
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In other words, say Bloomberg catches on, the top leaders in the field will probably be Bernie Sanders followed by Joe Biden and then some combination of Warren, Bloomberg, and Buttigieg.
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If the concept catches on with manufacturers, he said the series could run alongside the mostly European-focused DTM with cars powered by electricity from battery or hydrogen fuel cell technology.
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Continuing to swap lyrics for ostrich fun facts, Underwood eventually breaks character, laughing at the ridiculousness of it all, as Dan quickly catches on, soon displaying starstruck awe at the scenario.
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"They're having to rendezvous with foreign vessels in international waters to sell their catches on the high sea so it can be relabeled (as from Japan or South Korea)," he said.
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If the trend catches on, it could reduce the demand for products like payday loans, which workers use when they run short of money, but which charge very high interest rates.
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"There are really only a few reasons why a lithium-ion battery catches on fire," Brock Archer, an auto-extrication and fire-rescue expert told Business Insider's Linette Lopez in March.
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If the concept catches on with manufacturers, he said the series could run alongside the mostly European-focused DTM with cars powered by electricity from battery or hydrogen fuel cell technology.
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Larry Fitzgerald, the longtime star wide receiver of the Arizona Cardinals, now trails only Jerry Rice in career receptions after his five catches on Sunday gave him 1,326 for his career.
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Whether it catches on or not depends on how much fuel gets added — aka, how many other places and instances confirm that the trend is not only attractive, but is easily replicable.
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Darkwa rushed for at least 70 yards for the third consecutive week and added a touchdown on 20 carries, but none of the team's receivers had more than three catches on Sunday.
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The game of whack-a-mole will likely continue, especially since it is fairly easy for unblocker services to roll out new IP addresses and cycle through them as Netflix catches on.
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He wanted to install three running back sets, and would yell at his players to call for fair catches on punt returns before assistants had to remind him about the CFL rules.
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Established stars like Drake and Janet Jackson have released Afrobeat-inspired tracks over the past few years as a U.S. audience catches on to a West African music genre already popular internationally.
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As a "thing" veteran with over 24 years in this space, it is my sincere hope that this kind of thinking catches on and helps make our IoT world more usable, finally.
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If their idea catches on, it might even help reduce global warming: if we stay cool with clothing, we might not rush to turn on the AC and create more greenhouse emissions.
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Whether this new version ever catches on remains to be seen — but it's hard to imagine anyone getting excited over a drone made by a no-name company with no special abilities.
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In the first half, Brandon Marshall was good even with top corner Malcolm Butler on him, and Enunwa had five catches on five targets, including one perfectly thrown over-the-shoulder grab.
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As he pulls her body ungracefully toward him, her hair dragging across the comforter, her foot catches on a pillow and it falls over, a piece of reality quietly disheveling the fantasy.
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Put simply, the value investing approach means picking stocks that most of the market is undervaluing, with the belief that their price will rise once everyone catches on to their real value.
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K'Lavon Chaisson, an outside linebacker, and Chase, a wide receiver who had a team-leading 221 yards and a pair of touchdown catches on Monday night, have finished only their sophomore campaigns.
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Other times, though, a piece is just so classic, so Instagram-worthy, and offers just the right amount of exclusivity that it naturally catches on like wildfire (we're looking at you, Mansur Gavriel).
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This new temperament doesn't guarantee success—especially once the rest of the league catches on—but it does make them an intriguing watch that will shine a spotlight on any undisciplined, lazy opponents.
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While adults make prime targets for their account balances, the "blank slate" a child provides can enable a criminal to do more damage by opening new lines of credit before someone catches on.
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But if he catches on with Hispanic voters in those states, he may pick up enough delegates at the beginning of the process to be a major player throughout the long nomination marathon.
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The pole somehow catches on the tip of his penis, which juts out from his pink lycra outfit, like Freddy Kruger busting through a bedroom wall, and everything is ruined in an instant.
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If avocado toast pizza catches on—and, let's face it, at this point in 2017 anything is possible—there's no telling how much it could drive up avocado crime and the looming Guacalypse.
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And even some of the other vendors that are making similar things, like, they don't stick out of your ears, and eventually they'll be super minimal in your ear if this catches on.
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FROM COINAGE: 4 Ways to Work Out Without Killing Your Wallet Crooks demonstrates lifting his legs over the stool, one at a time, and Boehlke quickly catches on to the "bounce and kick" motion.
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But once President Trump catches on, expect clearing the partisan obstacles to allowing debate of legislation to become a marker for serious swamp drainage, and enabling the wins that will make America great again.
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It's also eyeing the Chinese market for early launch, with an office in the country planned, as Moia says this will likely be its biggest market eventually, provided the service catches on as planned.
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DK Metcalf led the Seahawks with six targets and four catches on Sunday against the Bengals, finishing the game with 89 receiving yards — far from a stellar fantasy day, but promising for future games.
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The extent to which human intuition can be quantified or encoded remains to be seen, but one thing remains certain; if the IntelligentX app catches on, no two brews will ever taste the same.
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If the fake nail catches on something, the damaged natural nail is more likely to give way than the super-rigid plastic, resulting in injuries — including the whole natural nail tearing off the finger.
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Analysts said North Korean fishing ships often offload their catches on the high seas, allowing them to be labeled as caught by other nations and get around the stringent international sanctions placed on Pyongyang.
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Hilton didn't have any catches on the next drive, but the Colts still drove down the field easily and made it 14-0 on a 2-yard run by Mack later in the first.
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The problem with throwing a lavish movie premiere with torch-wielding fire dancers and a simulated erupting volcano is that when the whole scene catches on fire, attendees may think it's part of the show.
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"We're delighted to release a whole series of new Australian stickers to help celebrate your mates, vegemite and classic catches on Facebook this Australia Day," a Facebook spokesperson told Mashable Australia in an emailed statement.
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The pair's most prominent victim here is Ellen Martin, a Midwestern widow played by Meryl Streep who catches on to the firm's dishonesty when she tries to settle an insurance claim after her husband's death.
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Fitzgerald, who is 136 receiving yards behind Randy Moss for third all-time, needs six catches on Sunday to join Gonzalez and Jerry Rice as the only players in NFL history with 1,200 career receptions. 2.
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On a less horrible note, if it goes well and catches on, perhaps we could see Google roll out its own version of a low-cost rideshare service to help reduce weekday traffic and carbon emissions.
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It's meant to be poured from on high, so it foams in the glass; the air it catches on the way down is said to enhance the flavor, and the height is a gesture of respect.
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It couldn't come at a better time: Queensland government figures have shown that shark catches on the Great Barrier Reef have jumped between 2014 and 2015, from 222 tons to 402 tons, or about 100,000 shark's worth.
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Having said all that I wouldn't be surprised if the idea catches on eventually (and, to give Mr Major his due, he said that a national government might be formed in the long term rather than the short term).
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None of this will surprise regular readers of this column, which, in recent months, has given Payless a recurring role in this space — a bit like a guest star in a sitcom who catches on and keeps turning up.
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We can only hope that (slowly, I am sure) the rest of baseball catches on to this way of thinking and we can begin to move past the unwritten rules that, by their very nature, cause so many problems.
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On the DL, she goes to try and collect his DNA at a bar, via his beer, but he's smart (he's been covering the tracks of his other unsavory activity for years) and catches on to what she's doing.
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The sublime Judy Holliday brings her signature brand of intelligence and sensitivity to his girlfriend Billie Dawn, who may be daffy but is anything but dumb, especially when she catches on to the cynical influence-peddling in her midst.
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Since what's old is definitely new again, it's only a matter of time until these 12 pieces are dominating fashion runways and street style slide shows alike: Consider this your chance to be a trendsetting trailblazer before everyone else catches on.
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His was one of the first boats to gamble on the big catches on offer in and around the disputed Scarborough Shoal since Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte made surprise overtures towards China, which sees the area as its sovereign territory.
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Those big tech giants "may not want to exposure themselves to the unlimited liability of being involved in owning a business where occasionally a car catches on fire, takes down a building, or accidentally kills a pedestrian or passenger," Jonas said.
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But, when one finally catches on, it becomes an insider must-have — meaning the labels fashion people love to obsess over, the general population probably hasn't even heard of yet (hey, that under-the-radar element is part of the appeal!).
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Chuck tries to nail Axe by placing a mole inside the firm, Axe catches on and volleys back with a devious riposte, Chuck steals Wendy's session notes to gain secrets, Axe strikes back with threats, and so on and so on.
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" For Hill, this goes on to raise a series of related questions, including, "if augmented reality really catches on, and an internet environment overlaid on our real world surroundings becomes common, what will be the rules around using that augmented space?
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 11%Week 8 stats: Two receptions, 50 receiving yards, two touchdowns — 19 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Slayton made the most of his catches on Sunday, scoring two touchdowns to lift himself to a quality fantasy day.
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In recent weeks, Brown had been mentioned as a potential candidate for the N.F.L.'s Most Valuable Player Award, and on the first of his two catches on Sunday, he secured his fifth consecutive season with 100 or more receptions.
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But we have to admit, a tiny part of us hopes the craze catches on again and cutesy 'J'adore Dior' shirts start popping up all over the streets of New York, London, Milan, and Paris (Fashion Month is sooner than you think).
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Sources close to the administration say the president does spend time in meetings and briefings with his government's most plugged-in officials, but that's layered with and often disregarded in favor of a TV segment he catches on Fox News or CNN.
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Only a few such tests have been conducted in North America—a couple near Albany, and several in Oregon and Washington, for example—but as the practice catches on, and as drug detection technology improves, wastewater analysis is likely to become routine.
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However, Embiid is nothing if not a league trendsetter so watch this space to see if this catches on and we get more of our favorites covered in extremely large quantities of sand before the off-season is turned, regrettably, back on.
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And then just as safe replacement Note22 shipments started arriving on Wednesday and Samsung announced about 22012,20143 phones of the 22014 million recalled in the U.S. had been exchanged, a Galaxy Note 27 catches on fire during an IndieGo flight from Singapore to Chennai.
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This is just a single restaurant so Baidu and KFC are only toying with the idea, but if you feel exhausted at the thought of having to make up your mind in the fast food checkout line, you can always hope it catches on.
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I want to see more scenes like Roberto Luongo stealing an ambulance to make a dramatic return from the hospital, Stone Cold Steve Austin-style, so that the goalie coach doesn't have to go in: If this tryout thing catches on, we lose all that.
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Why it matters: "It's a major issue to work through, especially if in-game betting — people betting on various aspects of games after they've already started — catches on in the United States the same way that it has in the United Kingdom," writes Reynolds.
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For newlyweds and long-term twosomes, here are her top five money mistakes to avoid: It may seem harmless at first, but keeping a savings account or stash of cash hidden from your partner can be your downfall, once your significant other catches on.
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Casualty modeling remains a niche industry (especially in the US), but Pearson hopes it catches on more — he believes that training with real-life amputees is invaluable in an era where terrorist attacks are becoming harder to predict in both their scope and location.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Natural gas investors, used to trading on big freezes and scorching temperatures across the United States that can whipsaw prices, may have to extend their weather watch to west Africa if the latest trading call by UBS Group AG catches on.
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While adults make prime targets for their account balances, a child's information, particularly their Social Security number, has even more value to scammers because it is a "clean slate" for opening new lines of credit before someone catches on, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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When Craig catches on, he tries to direct our driver, who responds by jerking the car from lane to lane, across off-ramps and shoulders, the passenger side—my side—waving in front of the cars beside us like a matador and a series of Nissan bulls.
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His two scores in the first half of the AFC Championship were largely the result of the Steelers losing him in coverage and being fooled by a flea flicker, and Hogan has showed a knack for coming down with impressive catches on 24-25 balls. 3.
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Still, she shows up at Davis's hotel room, and after he tries to kiss her and she doesn't reciprocate, he catches on that she's just been leading him on to try to get him to sign in New Orleans — though he's not sure why (and neither am I, yet).
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If WiGig catches on and ends up in a product you buy, it'll likely be an advertised feature; you'll probably have to buy something new to support it, and whatever that is will likely work in addition to Wi-Fi 6, rather than as a replacement for it.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 74.2%Week 10 stats: Eight receptions, 68 receiving yards — 14.8 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: There are a lot of problems with the Rams offense, but Everett is not one of them, with eight catches on 12 targets in this Sunday's loss to the Steelers.
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While there's seldom a simple explanation for why something catches on in Hollywood -- to quote the late screenwriter William Goldman, "Nobody knows anything" -- the show's popularity stems in part from how well it has bridged the gap between movies and TV, between theatrical blockbusters and dense serialized drama.
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Casino Shuttle Boat Carrying 50 Passengers Catches on Fire, Killing 42-Year-Old Woman "It's my friend and I try to do my best but I can't do nothing because the fire is so bad and the wife started to cry, cry, cry and I feel so bad," he said.
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As a current leaseholder who values the ability to get a new car relatively frequently but would love to not worry about anything beyond a single, all-in fee, and get the option to switch things up a bit more easily, here's hoping this catches on and becomes a more widespread trend.
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Navarre told local TV station WTVG that he'd never encountered a 911 caller trying to order a pizza, but the incident echoes a 2015 Super Bowl ad in which a woman called 911 to order a pizza — and the dispatcher eventually catches on that she's asking for help in a domestic abuse situation.
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Given the wave of criticism that is now hitting Facebook — and by extension all ad-based "free" services — over just what kind of information is being gathered, bartered and used relating to us, it will be interesting to see how much more the idea of paid services in lieu of ad-based free catches on.
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Six months post-procedure it was springtime on my scalp however and, by the ten-month mark, the blooming results had given me a renewed confidence and tacit approval to carry on being a feckless bobo and tousle-haired shag-about (British for "fuck boy"—hoping it catches on on this side of the pond) for the foreseeable future.
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The Patriots got off to a quick start on an 11-yard run by Michel, and proceeded down the field through a combination of short passes — Rob Gronkowski had two catches on the drive after having just one all game last week — and runs by their three-headed monster at running back (Michel, James White and Rex Burkhead).
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"If this whole thing catches on, I think that people will look back in 20 to 40 years and look at the idea that you can own information in the same way as gold or real estate in the same way we look at witch burning today," Clarke told The New York Times shortly after Freenet's launch.
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Russo seems enraged first because the Rays are apparently too bad a team to be pulling such hijinks, then because they should bring up a younger player to be thrown to the wolves, before finally settling on the idea that people won't buy tickets to see games if The Opener catches on and spells the death of the ace.
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At a time when we've seen both ups and downs for user-generated live video streaming services — Facebook and YouTube continue to ramp their live plays up; and Vimeo is now also entering the fray; but there is some evidence that Periscope is on the wane — Badoo Live is an interesting turn and will be worth watching how it catches on.
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Read: Political Swag Vendors Are the Real Winners in New Hampshire Kasich has bet his entire campaign on New Hampshire, doing over 100 town halls across the state and presumably hoping his brand of more pragmatic, optimistic conservatism (as opposed to the apocalyptic Trumpian and Cruzian varieties) catches on with both GOP supporters and all those unaffiliated voters who might wander into the Republican primary.
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And this is just the beginning: only a few American states have legalized cannabis and allowed brands to market it to this level; once the rest of the country catches on, we'll no doubt end up with something that looks similar to the alcohol market in terms of scale and competition—which may well lead a reduction in price when it comes to these premium imported products.
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In the clip, the result of agent Dennis Dickey's decision to fire on a target labeled "BOY OR GIRL" and loaded with Tannerite-brand binary explosive becomes almost instantaneously apparent as surrounding dry grass catches on fire:Per the Star, unidentified individuals can be seen approaching the fire before a male voice is clearly heard telling everyone to get the heck out of there:The 49-second video clearly shows the fire starting in yellow grassland near a stand of mesquite trees from the exploding target on state land in the Santa Rita Mountain foothills on April 23, 2017.
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