We were all catching on to what was going on.
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Even the Ukrainian government is catching on to the trend.
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Everyone else is catching on to the Bob catastrophe, as well.
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Fans just catching on to Doofenshmirtz's burgeoning music career were elated.
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Now other organizations are catching on to the advantages of a flexible payday.
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"All these designers are catching on to that [mix and match]," Rose observed.
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"Somewhere people ought to be catching on to what is happening," Kerry said.
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We were starting to go and play and people were catching on to us.
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And this year, tech retailers are catching on to our codependency with the brand.
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Businesses all over the world are catching on to the fact that sustainability can drive profits.
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The former Vanity Fair photo editor was close with Delvey until catching on to her scam.
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Indeed, plenty of investors seem to be catching on to the idea of donating appreciated assets.
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It could also be the case that forecasters are simply catching on to the political environment earlier.
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A few episodes ago, people seemed to be catching on to the idea that there are two Coops.
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I'm just thinking, "Oh, Stan should be catching on to them" because I know the last season is coming.
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Cities and companies are catching on to the chance to use new technologies to get people through lights faster.
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Now, it looks like restaurateurs are catching on to the trend and putting their own new spin on it.
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Well, it seems that science is finally catching on to what crafty restaurateurs have know for a very long time.
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It's an interesting premise that comes off surprisingly tense in this trailer, as someone begins catching on to her scheme.
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But Kristof and WuDunn interviewed official experts, too, who are catching on to what marginalized people have known all along.
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Engineers are catching on to this annoying dilemma — the idea of personal temperature regulation has seriously exploded within the past year.
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This is a Katrina in slow-motion, and the Trump administration is only just catching on to how bad things are.
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"They're not picking up on the innuendoes of his hands, they're not catching on to the genital issue," Mr. Behrman said.
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Wall Street is catching on to President Donald Trump's "dramatic" approach to dealmaking, veteran trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Monday.
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Investors are catching on to this problem; around half of all fund flows last year went to Vanguard, the low-cost index-tracker.
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Perhaps now he'll be susceptible to recruitment by Stan, just as Stan shows signs of finally catching on to the spies next door?
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A LinkedIn post focused on the report noted that some workers are already catching on to the need to boost the skills sets.
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Apparently, the head of the youth program was concerned about young people catching on to the latest craze and abandoning their Islamic values.
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Shaved heads make it less likely for the virus to spread by catching on to exposed hair and easier for put on protective gear.
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Back when brands first started catching on to the obvious ethical faux pas associated with fur coats, their fake alternatives were iffy at best.
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But we're going into every week and taking it one game at a time, and I think the guys are catching on to it.
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"I think Secretary Clinton is catching on to where the American people are," Sanders said at an MSNBC town hall moderated by Chuck Todd.
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"I think the people of this country are catching on to the degree that this president thinks he is above the law," Sanders said.
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In the meantime, more senators were catching on to the fact that the money was being held and they pointed their attention at Mulvaney.
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Never one to pass up a good sale, more retailers in the U.S. are catching on to and participating in Singles' Day deals each year.
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Soon, major labels began catching on to how these channels provided a great platform for promotion, and started to work more closely with these creators.
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But we're catching on to the media's increasingly ironic usage of NSFW in titillating headlines, during the middle of the day when we're all at work.
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People are catching on to the fact that vocation and trades are what will enable us to actually earn the income that will sustain and advance us.
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Passengers are catching on to how airlines are nickel-and-diming them for their comfort and convenience; yet so far, no airlines have waived these additional fees.
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Companies are catching on to the benefits of building community among their employees and many organizations encourage employees to join groups like company sports teams and book groups.
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Finally, famous purveyors of bras, underwear, and even pointe shoes seem to be catching on to an obvious fact: What a "nude" shade looks like is different for every woman.
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While local sponsors have had a preference to utilise their relationships with more conservative Spanish lenders, they are also catching on to the higher leverage on offer from direct lenders.
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It doesn't start out well in this sequence where he plays "Let It Be" for his parents and a variety of distractions prevents them from catching on to its greatness.
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And investors are catching on to the fact that most hedge fund managers share generously in the good times, but are exposed to none of the losses in the bad.
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"People are catching on to that 'drain the swamp' thing, and I think that is a message we have to consider," Mr. Harris said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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The artistry of hair color is something that I've been advocating for for years and it's amazing to see the world is catching on to how powerful this medium is.
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Netflix once made this mistake, which is why you were constantly being invited to watch "The Shawshank Redemption" (and probably did a few times before catching on to the game).
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Filmmakers — to their credit — are finally catching on to the idea that women also watch action movies and like to see themselves represented among those beating up the bad guys.
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Weissmann quietly resigned from the Enron Task Force just as the judge in the Enron Broadband prosecution began excoriating Weissmann's team and the press began catching on to Weissmann's modus operandi.
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The US national security establishment is only just catching on to the risks of dangerous escalation posed by Russia's use of private military contractors on the frontlines of today's proxy wars.
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Investors seem to be finally catching on to the fact that most hedge fund managers share generously in the good times, but are exposed to none of the losses in bad.
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Fortunately, social media apps are catching on to the fact that it's not only nice to include a way for users to unsend messages, it's downright irresponsible not to offer the option.
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From the lime green we still can't believe is catching on to energizing pinks and pops of orange, click on for 15 pieces that'll have you rethinking neon from here on out.
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Once Hollywood studios, moviegoers and couch potatoes began catching on to the phenomenon in the late 1970s, Mr. Blay's merchandising breakthrough created a new revenue stream that helped revive the film industry.
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"Savvy employers are catching on to the fact that employees are increasingly demanding better work-life balance and the opportunity to get work done at non-traditional places and times," said Link.
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While most people are catching on to the appeal of 529 plans, which offer tax-advantaged investments to pay for qualified education expenses, many still overlook a number of benefits these accounts provide.
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Local news is just catching on to this rodent burglar, but parents who often visit Discovery Park with their kids have been complaining about Kevin's thieving ways on neighborhood Facebook groups for awhile.
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Yeah, but it was never about turning into Facebook because those people never believed in Facebook in the first place — for all the reasons that the mainstream populace is catching on to now.
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" And both of their profiles have grown from there, James adds: "It's the best thing to see the hard work that she's put in, and the world is finally catching on to her genius.
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PARIS, June 215.7 (Reuters) - A record number of French farms switched to organic production last year, helped by the grains sector catching on to the trend, the country's organic food agency said on Tuesday.
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This cultural shift pushed for the prominence of the individual—Google search: Time Person of the Year 2006—and the media was only just catching on to the weight of the ordinary person's perspective.
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Parker's motives behind telling the Turner story are, as far as I can tell, genuine, and he seems to be catching on to the role systemic injustice has played even in his own life.
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A cookery class can be a perfect way to get to know the local cuisine of a new city, and businesses are catching on to that trend, offering a wide selection of experiences for all budgets.
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But it looks like Europe is catching on to the fact that there's no point letting good shit go to waste—the health of the planet's climate may well depend on it (at least partly, anyway).
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Since 0003 the varieties of ransomware have more than tripled, according to the Internet Security Threat Report by Symantec, a computer-security vendor—a sign that internet bandits are catching on to the lucrative rewards it offers.
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It means everyone is finally catching on to what real insiders have always known: There are killer buys to be had at every budget — not only on the just-hit-the-Powerball side of the price spectrum.
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So it's going to be a challenge to convince consumers, especially given the options to install technology themselves, and with manufacturers catching on to the idea that cars need to have a deeper level of software integration.
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"Travelers are finally catching on to what locals have known long all along: the Central Coast of California offers quiet beauty, agricultural bounty, and some of the best wines in the state," Tanvi Chheda wrote for Travel & Leisure.
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"Travelers are finally catching on to what locals have known long all along: the Central Coast of California offers quiet beauty, agricultural bounty, and some of the best wines in the state," Tanvi Chheda writes for Travel & Leisure.
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He might be catching on to more than you think -- and your intonation when saying certain words is just as important to him as the words themselves, according to a small study published in the journal Science on Tuesday.
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Her colleagues in the booth, who could be heard laughing in the background as this exchange took place, were left speechless once the interview mercifully came to a close, perhaps catching on to how skeevy the whole episode was.
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Porn sites have traditionally been at the forefront of innovation on the internet, whether that's with video streaming, or even the adoption of VR. It's good to see some are catching on to the importance of innovating in security, too.
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Conditioned to defend the president reflexively—or face the wrath of his supporters if they do not—many Republicans in Congress have done so in this case before altogether catching on to what it is Mr Trump has already admitted to.
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Another example of the cross-cultural potential in reality shows is Terrace House, the Japanese property that Netflix now co-produces with Fuji TV; anecdotally, it seems like a lot of international viewers are catching on to the show's unusually languid appeal.
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Our favorite brands are quickly catching on to the need for formulas that can combat the effects of blue light, which means a crop of new products that can help minimize that damage — and, in some cases, even prevent it before it happens.
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When Cramer pressed Potdevin about whether competitors like Bandier, J. Crew, and Old Navy are catching on to the health and wellness trend a little too quickly, the CEO pointed to Lululemon's overseas business as proof of its leadership in the space.
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While the warrants are still rare, police appear to be catching on to the powerful new tactic, which allows them to collect a wealth of information on the movements and activities of Android users, available as soon as there's probable cause to search.
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In February 2014, he released "Bin Laden Não Morreu" on the record label and management agency KL Produtora, whose owner Emerson Martins was quick to notice the way to song was catching on to the Fluxos, a kind of party common to the favelas.
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The cool thing is that as we approach the maximum threshold of THC-A in our strains, consumers are catching on to the importance of other plant components, namely terpenes and other lesser studied cannabinoids, and I see a focus on the whole plant composition as the next great cannabis frontier.
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Japanese brands have long been reluctant to branch outside of Japan, reported Jason Dike for Hypebeast in October, but they&aposre finally expanding into new markets, particularly the UK. It&aposs likely because, Dike wrote, the world is catching on to Japanese culture and trends because of the upcoming Olympics.3.
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With endearingly low-budget props and backdrops, local actors, plucked from an open-casting ad, painted an intimate portrait of Detroit techno's formative years—when it was called "progressive music," DJ mixers were subject to battery failure, and European radio was just catching on to the machine-made rumbles coming across the Atlantic.
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"American companies are catching on to this idea that being able to produce a shot quickly is a positive thing, and being able to produce it reproducibly, of course, is the basis of American consumerisms," said Christopher Hendon, co-senior author of the report and computational chemist at the University of Oregon.
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Huck is shown on the job once again, obviously finding joy in the torture, as he begins collecting watches from everyone he kills. He and Kim buy a house, get married and have a son. Cyrus visits Fitz, who is still waiting in the hospital for Olivia, and is not happy that reporters are catching on to him.
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Spike obliges and fetches but then realizes he's been tricked. Tom and Spike then begin a back and forth chase with Toodles Galore watching on. Tom stops periodically to kiss the cat. Catching on to this habit, Spike substitutes himself on the third pass, and gets wooed in a Charles Boyer voice (through archive lines from The Zoot Cat), but stops his speech abruptly when he sees the female cat.
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Catching on to his trick, she drops him into the washtub, which breaks. That puts a stop to Minnie's laundry chores, so the mice break into a jazzy Charleston dance number. Excited by the dance, Mickey punches a hornet's nest off a branch, and it lands on the donkey's tail. In his panic, the donkey smashes the cart to pieces, and the musical instruments land all over the barnyard.
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The reverberations of Easy Rider could be felt in such pictures, as well as in a host of theatrical exploitation films. But its greatest influence on the fate of the B movie was less direct—by 1973, the major studios were catching on to the commercial potential of genres once largely consigned to the bargain basement. Rosemary's Baby had been a big hit, but it had little in common with the exploitation style. Warner Bros.
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The reverberations of Easy Rider could be felt in Nightmare in Badham County, as well as in a host of big-screen exploitation films of the era. But perhaps its greatest influence on the fate of the B movie was less direct. By 1973, the major studios were clearly catching on to the commercial potential of genres that had once been consigned to the bargain basement. Rosemary's Baby had shown that a well-packaged horror "special" could be a box-office hit, but it had little in common with the exploitation style.
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Barry - He stayed away from gangs growing up, and was able to receive his high school diploma, but he got caught up in drug dealing to make quick and easy cash during the summer shortly following his graduation. He eventually stopped when the police were catching on to him, and drug dealing gangs wanted him dead. Donald - Worked many different jobs during his adolescent years, but was unable to keep any of them for very long. Eventually being desperate for money led him down the path of drug dealing.
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Some brewers that are not Lambic-brewers make fruit beers in a similar process as the Fruit Lambic beers. All brewers of this style make fruit lambic. Many brewers of top fermentation beers such as Belgian golden ales, ambers and Flemish old brown beers, that produce beers that usually go through a multiple stage fermentation process, are catching on to the trend to make fruit beers. The process starts after the first fermentation of the wort, when sometimes sugar is added to referment the beer on wooden casks.
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The prickly heads of these plants (burrs) are noted for easily catching on to fur and clothing. In England, some birdwatchers have reported that birds have become entangled in the burrs leading to a slow death, as they are unable to free themselves. Burdock's clinging properties, in addition to thus providing an excellent mechanism for seed dispersal, led to the invention of the hook and loop fastener. A large number of species have been placed in genus Arctium at one time or another, but most of them are now classified in the related genus Cousinia.
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This in turn leads to a change in the protagonists: from beautiful fashion models, Buetti turns to deformed freaks, masked tragic clowns, and grotesque figures seemingly immerging from a godforsaken planet, deeply marked by catastrophe. But however repulsive these figures are, they find our empathy for their forlornness and genuine, if pathetic desire for love and warmth that we have all felt more than once in our lives. More often than not, it is the artist himself who impersonates the grotesque, personally validating his points of view and simultaneously catching on to his performances of the early years.
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In 1976, Mimran's brother Saul purchased a small factory in the heart of Toronto's garment district to expand the family- run dressmaking business so they could produce Esther's designs on a larger scale. Mimran left his accounting job nine months later and joined the business to head up operations, manufacturing and finance. The dress-making business became Ms. Originals, specializing in women's separates including suits and pants. Mimran had quickly realized that there was a new demand for tailored work wear for women, and catching on to the right trend at the right time led to the company's success.
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He initially expresses doubt over Alto joining the Skull Platoon, but later accepts him. :Michael is also one of the most observant characters, noticing the love triangle between Alto, Ranka, and Sheryl as well as catching on to Grace's insidious plot behind the scenes. He is a childhood friend of Klan Klang and have liked her for a long time, although it is not clear whether he knows that their feelings are mutual. He chose to hide his feelings regardless, since he believes that as a soldier who always has to put his life on the line, confessing such feelings would only bring pain.
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In the pilot episode, Booch talks Chazz into disguising themselves as older men to purchase lottery tickets, with the idea of eventually stealing from the convenience store if they didn't win the jackpot. It just happened to be the older Charles' convenience store they came to; Charles watched himself (Chazz) and Booch attempt to get away with their plan. He then stepped in and began gently manipulating them with sage advice in order to get the boys (namely himself) to do the right thing. Despite nearly everyone in the picture not catching on to the fact that Charles Time was really the older Chazz Russell, it was Helen who always exclaimed the similarities that both Charles and Chazz had in their behaviors (i.e.
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