What was it like catching up with everything you'd missed?
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I have a good time catching up with my friend.
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But catching up with the Europeans will not be easy.
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Shanghai traded commodities also plunged, catching up with global drops.
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I'm on such a high after catching up with them.
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That is certainly what catching up with GM will require.
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Time seemed to be catching up with Juventus, at last.
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There aren't any icebreaker questions or catching up with old relatives.
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Perhaps all that Instagram cloning is finally catching up with it?
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I'm having such an incredible time catching up with my captain.
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We are now catching up with the rest of the country.
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"So great catching up with you today @pilot_pete !" the caption reads.
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She was 51; maybe middle age was catching up with her.
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It's like the wave—the back catching up with the front.
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"It was like catching up with an old friend," he says.
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Hasbro is catching up with 1 percent, according to Euromonitor International.
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But age appears to be finally catching up with Date-Krumm.
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As a culture, we're still catching up with our new reality.
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The taxing turns during miles past are catching up with us.
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Now the rest of the world is catching up with me.
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The country was busy catching up with Europe in many ways.
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The issue is whether time is catching up with them all.
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I love catching up with my friend and hearing about her life.
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It's so glorious outside, and I'm pumped after catching up with her.
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WHITE HOUSE ECONOMIC ADVISER KEVIN HASSETT SAYS CONSUMPTION CATCHING UP WITH CONSUMER
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Technology is rapidly catching up with the human ability to read faces.
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To view a graphic on Amazon catching up with Apple, click: reut.
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Now CapitalG is catching up with its first deal on Indian soil.
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Still, it would appear modern sensibilities are catching up with them too.
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But catching up with Bezos was going to require Google to reorient.
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It's not the only one that's catching up with society more broadly.
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I love meeting people in the industry and catching up with them.
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Low- and middle-income countries are catching up with their richer counterparts.
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In some ways, the school is just catching up with its students.
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In some ways aluminium is still catching up with other base metals.
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Catching up with Banu Cennetoglu in her first U.S. show, at SculptureCenter.
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But I think the narrative is finally, grudgingly, catching up with reality.
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You look for a pattern — years of debauchery finally catching up with them?
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Perhaps they are catching up with mature economies, perhaps they are over-investing.
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You'll actually thrill at the thought of catching up with your kid cousins.
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Catching up with friends as an important part of my mental health routine.
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I spend the hour eating, reading, and catching up with S. via text.
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Faraaz Hossain was catching up with two friends, Abinta Kabir and Tarishi Jain.
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Today, Lyft is catching up with the announcement of a similar feature set.
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The research is still catching up with the true scope of the virus.
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Catching up with Walker and Hearn, I find them still energetic and engaged.
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NH: And part of catching up with the rivals of course is price.
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The good news is that laws are finally catching up with the police.
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" Liberal intolerance, Smerconish noted, "has a way of catching up with you politically.
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Duet Display is now catching up with its competitor by releasing this update.
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Related: Catching Up with the Poet Behind the Women's March Anthem 'Nasty Woman'
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Spend the day catching up with friends you don't usually get to see.
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The fundraising report shows Democrats are catching up with outside Republican-allied groups.
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Catching up with the others a short while later, Ronald had good news.
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Spotify is catching up with the competition when it comes to family plans.
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Luckily, technology is catching up with the human tendency to not hydrate adequately.
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Most recently, they have been catching up with the comedy of Gabriel Iglesias.
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He said the country was slowly catching up with Cyprus, Israel and Egypt.
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Talk of time finally catching up with Federer has been doing the rounds.
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This is triple-A gaming finally catching up with the technology available to it.
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" Catching up with the outlet now, Lindsay affirmed: "I'm a woman of my word!
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Loved catching up with all my friends I don't get to see much anymore.
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But no matter what I did, the real world kept catching up with me.
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I think it's catching up with a group that's starting to outperform the market.
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It produces so many great things, but I think it's catching up with us.
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Victim #2 ran off and Jordan followed, catching up with her as she tired.
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Walmart has renewed its focus on catching up with rivals in key international markets.
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Mostly, the gatherings are about catching up with fellow Vespa-lovers and having fun.
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When you're always catching up with him, you can't summon sufficient outrage each day.
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Share folders in iCloud Drive: iCloud is catching up with Dropbox and its ilk.
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I was always catching up with David because his ideas were always so interesting.
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I'm still catching up with "Game of Thrones" so no new shows for me!
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Kishor, for one, is realistic about Congress' chances of catching up with the BJP.
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While catching up with a friend from middle school, Wilson mentioned his savings gap.
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She didn't seem to mind catching up with her former backup dancer turned bf.
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"We just met, my brain is catching up with everything," Dia told Glennon and Portwood.
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But recent signs have suggested the slowing growth could be catching up with U.S. markets.
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They say their goodbyes and I spend a few minutes catching up with my sis.
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I take a couple shots and drink a few beers while catching up with friends.
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I get....everything and have a great time catching up with my old school friend.
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Catching up with my former co-worker Gooby Herms, I found things weren't so simple.
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Jamie Foxx, who brought along his daughter Corinne, was also catching up with friendly faces.
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Moreover, Windows-based laptops are catching up with MacBooks in terms of design and looks.
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You'll want time to spend at home, catching up with yourself and your personal affairs.
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Is the United States now catching up with China and Russia in developing hypersonic weapons?
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The four months downtime in the season are for catching up with family and friends.
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After two babies, I always enjoy catching up with my doc for a few minutes.
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"Scotch, great meal and catching up with my old friend @melissamccarthy," he captioned the pic.
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"We've been skimping by with these plants and that's catching up with us," he added.
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Letter of Recommendation Every night I spend a few minutes catching up with my friends.
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Although age is catching up with them, they'll hold on as long as they can.
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"I'm just catching up with its 2019-in-review episode," says Chris, your briefing writer.
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Brazil's Bovespa index tumbled 7%, catching up with the selloff after a long carnival holiday.
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Other friend, G., arrives and we start catching up with each other on our weeks.
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"It's not any kind of formal activity; it's just catching up with friends," she said.
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It might appear confrontational to some, liberating to others, but cinema is catching up with reality.
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It's evident in her interactions: She spends a few minutes catching up with fellow freshman Rep.
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When it comes to catching up with pop culture before the Academy Awards, it's pretty easy.
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I spend a good chunk of the afternoon catching up with Sophia, Rose, Dorothy, and Blanche.
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The band is surprisingly good and I have a great time catching up with my friend.
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Have a great time catching up with my friend and congratulating her on a new job.
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I enjoy my morning coffee while catching up with my Instagram feed before I head out.
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There's nothing better than vegging out on the couch and catching up with your favorite characters.
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But Germany is quickly catching up with Britain with around 3.4 GW of capacity currently installed.
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They happen in the same way design trends happen; it's just catching up with the culture.
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"But otherwise, everyone is being respectful and focusing on catching up with Khloé," said the source.
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"I think homes are just catching up with the rest of the luxury world," Conn said.
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In other words, time spent on Facebook is catching up with time spent seeking basic sustenance.
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Eventually, I settle for catching up with my favorite stoner pals Abbi and Ilana (on TV).
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That means it's catching up with WhatsApp, which hit the 1 billion users mark this February.
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But now some fear that Italy, the birthplace of fascism, is catching up with its neighbors.
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Certain gender attitudes, at least about women, seem to be slowly catching up with people's behavior.
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Boko Haram's actions have caused unthinkable damage, and it is now catching up with its members.
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Sometimes reality has a way of catching up with imagination in ways you'd never have predicted.
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China's answer to Uber is catching up with its American rival in a key metric: money.
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Overall, however, it doesn't seem to be a sure strategy for catching up with the Americans.
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They got into trouble in Season 1; now their misdeeds might be catching up with them.
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But its aggressive ways, combined with a series of scandals, may be catching up with it.
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The billionaire businessman spent liberally in hopes of catching up with front-runners Biden and Sen.
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The beginning of our week is centered around creating balance and catching up with our friends.
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But on this trip, we were able to spend some quiet time catching up with them.
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We spend time after the service just chatting and catching up with my group of friends.
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But Microsoft, the runner-up, is catching up, with its arsenal of long-time enterprise customers.
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I mean it's just one thing after another and I think it's catching up with him.
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I spent hours on the phone, catching up with the people I had lost touch with.
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Because, as my mother used to tell me, reality has a way of catching up with you.
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While catching up with his old classmate from Brooklyn, Torre was asked why baseball brings people together.
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And does it get Google any closer to catching up with the likes of iMessage and WhatsApp?
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Can't believe catching up with each other two weeks ago was going to be the last time.
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I'm full tragically early into the meal, but enjoy it and catching up with my parents regardless.
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We all slowly come back to life as we eat, and it's great catching up with everyone.
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"The marketplace is finally catching up with what we as a society view as normal," he said.
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But in the late 1990s they began to cheer up, almost catching up with boys in 2010.
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Those figures suggest that perhaps the scandals, mishaps, and growing mistrust might be catching up with Facebook.
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I'm so excited to see her and spend quality one on one time catching up with her.
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Catching up with two of the greatest sides in football history might seem like an insurmountable task.
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She was in the back of the room, catching up with an old friend when Almodovar arrived.
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall the talk was of their "catching up" with the west.
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Bumble is now Tinder's closest competitor and is quickly catching up, with faster year-on-year growth.
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And it's just ... people don't think about the psychological consequences, and now we're catching up with that.
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Luckily, technology is finally catching up with the dream of letting people become friends across language barriers.
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At the same time, bad debts from the past decade's lending binge are catching up with banks.
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In some villages closer to Harare, citizens are catching up with the social media messages of defiance.
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Progressives have a long way ahead before catching up with the current Republican state level of control.
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"I don't see India catching up with the U.S. or China any time soon," he told CNBC.
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Reilly says she spends her treatment hours catching up with friends and family, as well as reading.
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Apple's price hike is catching up with itBut Apple may actually have less latitude than other companies.
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Like so much in this episode, they also emphasize that his past is catching up with him.
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Skateboarding had hit the city hard and the world was catching up with what Mark already knew.
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It's not breaking news that women are catching up with men in terms of their drinking habits.
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Contrary to first reports, military air defenses that morning were nowhere near catching up with the hijackers.
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Or are they festive spots for catching up with old friends over $4 bags of Zapp's chips?
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Today's earnings report appears to show that those scandals may finally be catching up with the company.
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When I was still home, Eid usually meant catching up with all family members, neighbors and friends.
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More on the markets: Last week's fall may have simply been global trends catching up with America.
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"I'm just catching up with its 2019-in-review episode," says Chris Stanford, on the Briefings team.
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The rest of the morning goes by smoothly and I enjoy catching up with the Sunday crew!
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They're all such warm and supportive people and I always enjoy seeing and catching up with them.
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And a German (European champion Arthur Abele), on my right-hand side, was catching up with me.
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"I'm just catching up with its 2019-in-review episode," says Chris Stanford of the Briefings team.
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Sanders also filled in at length for Spicer, who has been catching up with military reserve duty.
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The end of our days spent catching up with each other and cooking is something I cherish.
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It is a case of textbook economics catching up with some of Mr. Trump's unorthodox economic policies.
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On this episode of Sweet Digs, we're catching up with Sophia in her three-bedroom Los Angeles home.
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"Just catching up with news of all these pipe bombs," Yiannopoulos captioned the since-removed image of himself.
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Shawn Blazsek knew a string of concussions from high school football and boxing was catching up with him.
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The moves underscore Walmart's renewed focus on catching up with competitors, ranging from grocer Aldi Inc to Amazon.
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So, don't worry about catching up with Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Terminator: Salvation, or Terminator: Genisys.
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Firms are also catching up with techniques to boost efficiency, like drilling multiple wells at a single pad.
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Time is catching up with the Dragon of Dojima, and even he can't shrug off its effects entirely.
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After catching up with the suspect, officers allegedly found the "Batarang" lodged in the patrol vehicle's front end.
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Snack on some delicious turkey avocado sandwiches before getting on more calls and catching up with my teams.
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" She adds, "I think the 10-year difference, he has a perspective that I've been catching up with.
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Now years of deferred maintenance are catching up with us, and the cost of inaction could be severe.
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"It's kind of just where the law is catching up with the times," Robinson told the TV station.
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The CRTC seems to be catching up with CASL playing a key role in opening the enforcement door.
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In addition to having a great time catching up with brilliant people, the content and speakers are outstanding.
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Catching Up With... Dan Bradley is a senior producer at VICE, working on VICE Sports content since 2014.
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"People have more money to spend there and are catching up with the rest of China," he said.
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Analysts said this did not necessarily mean Chinese demand for all these metals is catching up with supply.
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However, testing for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, is still catching up with undetected cases.
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But of course, we can't certainly engage if the offer is not really catching up with our aspirations.
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He is treating me to a belated birthday dinner, and I look forward to catching up with him.
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We watch Parks and Rec and eat our bagels while catching up with social media on our phones.
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About 10 days into the deployment I'm on the phone, catching up with Kel on a Sunday night.
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The need for laws and education programs is urgent E-scooter regulation is catching up with their use.
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The calendar is simply, and abruptly, catching up with Earth's orbit Thank you for this public service, Professor Tyson.
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Ahead, 29 inspiring winter recipes that are the perfect accompaniment for catching up with Riverdale and wearing fuzzy socks.
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"Land supply in top-tier cities is still hardly catching up with buyer demand," wrote analysts at Hwabao Trust.
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Davos, at least, spends a little time catching up with Gendry, who's working as a blacksmith in King's Landing.
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This is a look you could wear on the weekend catching up with friends while still feeling hella comfortable.
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But now, it looks like time is finally catching up with the city's beloved, 100-year-old transportation system.
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And we've learned even more about the company's views on catching up with society's newly reformed beauty standards since.
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I smile at the sun shining down on me and look forward to catching up with friends at work.
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While there were many people I'd never met, those brief meetings felt like catching up with long-lost friends.
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Kardashian West first took notice of Carolina Lemke designs when catching up with friend and Israeli supermodel, Bar Rafaeli.
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While it may seem like a good time to talk business while catching up with friends, sensitivity is key.
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"White women are catching up with women of color who have a long history of supporting Democrats," Hughes said.
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"This is an example of New York catching up with the rest of the developed world," Mr. Raskin said.
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Companies like Microsoft and Google are catching up with AWS, but it still remains the biggest in the business.
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Either way, the company's still got a ways to go when it comes to catching up with the competition.
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For someone with such a large national footprint, meeting with her felt like catching up with an old friend.
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But in the era of #MeToo and #TimesUp, it looks like his reputation is finally catching up with him.
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Catching up with her and letting her know what's going on in my life is always a nice time!
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After catching up with J. for a bit back at the Airbnb, I fall asleep by 218.47:24 p.m.
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It's an expensive evening but catching up with my friend and being there for him is well worth it.
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We want it to feel as if you're catching up with a friend who is on an incredible journey.
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Catching up with our two intrepid co-founders, Jack and Jill, the business has been growing at a decent clip.
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After a few matches I'm catching up with what's happened, but it does feel like I've missed out on something.
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Mr Kabila, who says he is enjoying his retirement catching up with his mother, seems confused about what retirement entails.
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Part way into preparing the dish, Paltrow and Favreau are catching up with co-host and professional chef, Roy Choi.
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GC: Well, a real pleasure catching up with you, thank you so much for joining us here at this position.
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And now on the series, like it did in real life, it is all catching up with the famous couple.
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"[Viall's] like, 'we gave it a shot,' " Harrison tells PEOPLE Now of catching up with the former Bachelor post-split.
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The country's box office has also been quickly catching up with the leading North American market, though growth has slowed.
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But when it comes to catching up with the rich world, the picture for such countries is considerably less upbeat.
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Staffers' complaints about spending evenings and weekends catching up with more solitary forms of work started to make more sense.
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Three classes, half a bag of popcorn and catching up with some of the staff I hadn't seen in awhile.
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My grandma and I are the same sassy and sarcastic women, and catching up with her always makes my heart.
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I get a long, asymmetrical bob and have a nice time catching up with the woman who cuts my hair.
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It also meant hours spent catching up with the owners and employees when Ms. Pombo dropped in for a pickup.
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At long last, the European and Japanese economies appear to be catching up with the long-standing U.S. economic recovery.
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That makes further improvement harder: they are no longer catching up with global best practices but trying to reinvent them.
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It's self-defeating because, as my mom used to tell me, reality has a way of catching up with you.
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It's a signal that the deplorable reviews are catching up with the film and is unwelcome news for Warner Bros.
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Vaping is catching up with Big Tobacco The US vaping crisis has turned into a global headache for tobacco companies.
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Most of Rosetta's time in space was spent catching up with the 67P, which is travelling at 21 miles per second.
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Experts say the world's second-largest economy could still be at least a decade off from catching up with U.S. technology.
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"In our view valuation is catching up with events," said Investec analyst Alistair Davies, who put his "buy" stance under review.
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Microsoft, however, is intent on catching up with Amazon and both companies have been busy adding services designed for government clients.
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And the iPhone 4 also sported an improved 73-megapixel camera, with Apple finally catching up with rivals such as Nokia.
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I wander the airport to get some steps in before my flight while catching up with my mom on the phone.
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Germany's DAX was up about 0.9 percent, catching up with its peers after being closed on Tuesday for a bank holiday.
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She currently spends her time at work, going to the movies and to the malecón, and catching up with old friends.
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My favorite was catching up with him in Paris years later, and DJing the sound check [with him] was the love.
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It added features such as offline viewing first, and is obviously intent on catching up with Netflix as quickly as possible.
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While Trump is still clearly the frontrunner with 460 delegates, Cruz is quickly catching up with a total of 369 delegates.
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The IISS declares that China has become an innovator in military technology and is "not merely 'catching up' with the West".
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That can give rivals a head start on catching up with Apple, ahead of an actual public unveiling of the device.
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Do you think the Academy saw online voting as a way to diversify, or was it simply catching up with technology?
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In Spider-Man, Peter spends his free time volunteering at the shelter—chopping vegetables, cleaning clothes, catching up with the regulars.
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"There is no one else I would enjoy catching up with that understands me quite like you," she wrote in another.
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India is catching up with that only now, as it prepares to unearth treasures down below, aiming to boost its economy.
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He said some farmers' cost structures shifted along with that runup, and now they're still catching up with lower crop prices.
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In December, I flew to Colorado for the holidays for a week of celebrating, catching up with family, and, yes, skiing.
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In her downtime, Ms. Davidson enjoys gabbing with her twin sister on the phone or catching up with her two sons.
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D. heads to the Bears game, and I spend the last few hours of their visit catching up with my cousins.
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But Amazon has been rapidly catching up, with the stock doubling in the past year, while Apple has gained 41 percent.
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" As for what he's most excited about for the CMA Awards, McCreery says it comes down to "just catching up with everybody.
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"We never started on a level playing field," Mr. Anderson said, and catching up with the south is going to take time.
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Catching up with her one-on-one (my dad doesn't fast) while the rest of the world is sleeping is really nice.
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It's so big, actually, that it's already catching up with some of the largest social networks out there, at least on Android.
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This is us catching up with the rest of the world, this is just the implication that it is a global economy.
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I have a wonderful afternoon catching up with my friend, and we make a promise to make this a regular Sunday tradition.
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Her whole bit was about how she had been away from Earth and was just now catching up with what's going on.
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She posed with former Vice President Joe Biden on the carpet and was seen catching up with Olivia Wilde before taking pictures.
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The most famous case of a House member's past catching up with him was that of now-former Michigan Representative John Conyers.
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But the film is grounded in what many Chinese people believe to be true: that their country is catching up with America.
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Mastercard's new partnership with blockchain software company R3, meanwhile, appears aimed at catching up with Visa in the digital B2B payments space.
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Phone calls are more or less reserved for breakups, emergencies, and catching up with far-away loved ones, most likely by appointment.
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Catching up with Brandon here she said he told her it feels like it's been two years since Sam's Town came out.
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But now we're back, catching up with this selection of favorite comments on popular writing prompts published over the last two weeks.
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"The country is catching up with him," Darrell West, vice president of governance studies at the Brookings Institution, said of Mr. Reich.
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Koscheski said leaders are having a tough time catching up with what the airlines can offer monetarily and a more stable lifestyle.
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Your Mac&aposs FaceTime app is great for remote meetings, catching up with friends or family, and conducting or participating in interviews.
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His friend, Saudi Arabia's ambitious ruler-in-waiting Mohammed Bin Salman, is also finding that his rhetoric is catching up with him.
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Most countries are already suffering severe labor shortages that are hindering economic growth and dimming hopes of catching up with western Europe.
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This change is also focused on catching up with market leader Apple Podcasts, which already categorizes its podcasts in a similar way.
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De Sousa ended up catching up with Gordon, stuffed his layup attempt ... and then proceeded to stand on top of his opponent.
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But with the arrival of legal state marketplaces and spread of illicit indoor grow operations, supply is rapidly catching up with demand.
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Komarov's death dashed the Soviets' hopes of ever catching up with NASA in the race to land a man on the Moon.
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Premium amounts to catching up with other platforms that essentially do the same thing, and have already secured millions of loyal, paying customers.
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However, in the West, white-nationalist violence is catching up with the jihadist variety and has in some places overtaken it (see article).
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Should you be interested in catching up with Kiarostami's catalog, here are six movies to check out, along with where to watch them.
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But really, Apple is just catching up with the pack and slapping its own branding on technology that everybody else is already using.
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The singer, who is up for eight Grammys at Sunday's award show, was pictured catching up with Jay Z and shaking his hand.
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" And, on July 10, 2014, she emailed, "There's no one else I would enjoy catching up with that understands me quite like you.
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Mackie also teased the show's future and the idea of the Netflix drama catching up with present day (Meghan Markle would play herself).
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Due to the rise in the P/Es, regional shares are catching up with the valuations of their global peers, Refinitiv data showed.
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The incident, due to his nightlife behaviors catching up with him and his liver, led him to get a checkup from the doctor.
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But she will enjoy herself, catching up with friendly adversaries, visiting an outlet mall, going to dinner with a few close duckpin pals.
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Combined with an aging population, this is likely to see "women catching up with men" in terms of heart attack rates, Millett explained.
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With insurance approval now catching up with prescriptions, Insys revenue and market share were climbing sharply, but a serious threat was brewing within.
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The academic transition was a shock to her system at first and catching up with her classmates meant late nights and long hours.
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After showering I make chili and cornbread while catching up with my friend who moved to California this fall for a Ph.D. program.
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All the shadows she hoped to leave behind — police corruption, arson, insurance scams, confidence tricks and, inevitably, murder — are catching up with her.
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"The world is changing so quickly, but people's world views are not catching up with the data," 43-year-old Rosling Rönnlund said.
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Several recent polls have shown Steyer catching up with Biden in South Carolina among African American voters, a key demographic in the state.
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Fever, chills, coughing, and stuffy noses are major buzzkills when you should be catching up with friends or wrapping up EOY budget deadlines.
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It took 70 years — until the 1991 Gulf War — for precision bombing to start catching up with the promises of its earliest advocates.
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When she's not busy advocating for Syrian refugees or catching up with her Mean Girls costars, Lindsay Lohan has been creating her own nightclub.
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It's the night after the BRIT Awards and Rejjie had been out until 6AM—not so much partying as catching up with old friends.
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They also highlight the difficulties European banks face in catching up with Wall Street rivals, whose dominance in investment banking league tables has increased.
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But today, as he seeks our trust in his pursuit of the highest office in the land, the past is catching up with him.
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I love catching up with her, and after going to undergrad almost five hours away, it's nice that I live a little closer now.
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This was a spendy dinner for us, but we really enjoy the relaxing evening catching up with our friends with delicious food and drinks.
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And, as more data about more countries became available, Kuznets found that in most advanced economies the poor were catching up with the rich.
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Representative Jim Langevin, a Rhode Island Democrat who has immersed himself in cyber issues, suggested the military was finally catching up with private industry.
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You're surrounded by women of all ages, having a laugh and catching up with friends, all while completing the serious business of getting clean.
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But the number of young people in middle- and low-income countries who are obese is catching up with the number who are underweight.
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I love catching up with him – he's always fun and easygoing, and we're pretty much on the same page career-wise and friend-wise.
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There were always people clustered on the patios, or in the cafe areas catching up with old friends and getting to know new ones.
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Traders said the rally in the yuan on the first trading day of the year was catching up with dollar weakness in overseas markets.
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Things are catching up with our old idea of the future, and we're going to see these young internet kids really pushing the envelope.
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"It's fun being around these guys and seeing them again, talking and catching up with them, the guys and the coaching staff," Wheeler said.
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The company's second quarter report Thursday showed that its costs — particularly for its new one-day shipping service — are now catching up with it.
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Patrick will likely face an uphill battle in catching up with the other candidates in terms of building his name recognition and in fundraising.
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I attended and got to enjoy a nice steak dinner while catching up with a lot of people I've worked with over the years.
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But the increases in inter-bank rates had no impact, traders said, as they were catching up with ones the market had already made.
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I think age is probably catching up with me in the sense that drumming at these extreme tempos isn't so easy for me anymore.
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"With recognition of our environmental emergency," he said, "it's as if the world is finally catching up with the goals of the Sea Ranch."
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How Trump isn't 'doing better' for America But there were also signs in recent days that Trump's erratic methods are catching up with him.
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A city on lockdown At first, it was just a normal holiday period for Xu, catching up with friends in Wuhan and eating food.
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As the film progresses, however, we learn that Sarah's family has a history of mental illness that she's worried is catching up with her.
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It's an auction and it's fun to cruise around, drink in hand, catching up with people and looking at the experiences we can buy.
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More recently, technology has been catching up with dog-like robots for defense use as well as hummingbird-size drones tested by the Pentagon.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 2649.26%, catching up with the global sell-off after having been shut on Monday, while Shanghai blue chips eased 24%.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 21%, catching up with the global sell-off after having been shut on Monday, while Shanghai blue chips eased 2645.57%.
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Otherwise, except for Nevada, women in American politics will continue to have a very hard time catching up with the rest of the world.
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"It looks like Bunds are catching up with the bull move we have seen in U.S. Treasuries late yesterday," said Commerzbank strategist David Schnautz.
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Celebrities including Jaden Smith and Pharrell, along with the designers Virgil Abloh and John Elliott, were spotted shopping and catching up with stylish friends.
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While Intel dominates in processors for servers and data centers, global competitors are catching up with its manufacturing technology, said Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon.
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Some have argued that the consequences Fairstein is suddenly facing are unmerited, while others have characterized them as justice finally catching up with Fairstein.
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PT, where they will be catching up with celebrity attendees and performers as well as breaking down the excitement leading up to the Grammy Awards.
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It's aided by global expansion, with world economic growth in sync for the first time in years and Europe catching up with the United States.
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Now on the run, her past is catching up with her in the form of a bounty hunter, who leaves her stranded on a spaceship.
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"Chinese markets are just catching up with the risk off moves in the past week," said Adam Cole, chief currency strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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It pointed to one-off factors, including currency moves and an accounting change, but perhaps the law of large numbers is catching up with it.
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It's as warm as an old blanket knit by your grandma, and as chill as a Sunday afternoon spent catching up with your longest friends.
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While the restructuring was seen as positive for the company, its share price was catching up with the market's losses during its suspension, traders said.
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Unfortunately, some of that was fueled by drugs, and the lifestyles lived by some of the Mets players is catching up with them decades later.
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Catching up with PEOPLE on the red carpet earlier in the night, Aldean admitted that it felt "a little weird" to be receiving the honor.
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"Thanks Queens, I loved to be home for a bit spending time with my son, daughter and catching up with my childhood homies," he wrote.
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It's a short week—a holiday week—and hopefully that means you're outside eating grilled foods or on a couch catching up with Stranger Things.
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FABER: WE LOOK FORWARD TO OF COURSE CATCHING UP WITH YOU PERIODICALLY ALONG THE WAY AND APPRECIATE YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SPEND TIME WITH US TODAY.
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After a bottle (for baby) and some catching up with R., we laugh about my date mix-up, but I'm really glad to see her.
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Rent growth is probably easing now because construction of new apartments — which lagged considerably during the last recession — is catching up with pent-up demand.
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At the same time, Chinese companies are also catching up with their Silicon Valley counterparts when it comes to developing more sophisticated driver-less technology.
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Regulations in the sector are, however, still catching up with fast growth and increasing numbers of firms wanting to carry out tests on public roads.
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I spend the next several hours chatting and catching up with a ton of family and family friends that I haven't seen in a while.
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The other key differentiator from a design standpoint is the addition of removable bands — one of the aforementioned bits of catching up with the competition.
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I'm blessed — I'm busy recording an album and catching up with friends and fans as my family and I make plans to celebrate the holidays.
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We're finally catching up with our retirement savings, and we're making steady progress towards saving up to buy a house (the right way this time).
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I enjoy that aspect of solving, because it's very much like getting to know a new friend, or even catching up with an old one.
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If you&aposre on Facebook, you know how useful it can be for keeping in touch and catching up with family members, friends, and colleagues.
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The situation is "even more serious" because many countries "are not even catching up with their own promises" made under the Paris pact, Guterres emphasized.
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During its Tuesday earnings call, AMD said it's in the process of catching up with demand and is ramping up production to replenish its inventory.
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If you ever dreamed of spending your Saturday morning sitting in a coffee shop or just catching up with a friend, now is your chance.
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Now his pattern of behavior may finally be catching up with him; he and those around him may rue the day he was elected president.
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We can not talk for a long time and then pick right up where we left off so it was great catching up with her!
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"It's gonna be murder catching up with our families of 5, and extracurricular activities/sports," one resident commented on the Facebook post announcing the flush.
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He's spent nearly 80 days of his presidency there -- hosting world leaders, convening meetings with advisers, chatting to friends, and catching up with family members.
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Since then, hot tea is a go-to channel for catching up with the latest news if you only have a few minutes to spare.
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Until around 1980, America seemed on the path toward broadly spread prosperity, with poor regions like the Deep South rapidly catching up with the rest.
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Now, however, Bourdain's actions may be catching up with him, as Buzzfeed reported the chef is now banned from ever entering the country of Azerbaijan again.
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Rampant graft in public administration is seen as a key factor slowing the small Black Sea state's progress in catching up with its wealthier EU peers.
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The competition is slowly catching up with devices of their own, but Amazon is marching towards the reality of Tony Stark's Jarvis or Star Trek's LCARS.
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" (He also says other companies will have trouble catching up with OrCam's low-power facial recognition system.) "But it can also be taken to good places.
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Now, however, Bourdain's actions may be catching up with him, as Buzzfeed reported the chef is now banned from ever entering the country of Azerbaijan again.
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The 10-time Grammy winner and Alwyn stayed close at their table as they were surrounded by heavy security and catching up with their table mates.
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While catching up with former President George H.W. Bush on Sunday, Clinton gifted his predecessor -- known for sporting trendy footwear -- three pairs of colorfully patterned socks.
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Still, Hulkster looked pretty pumped catching up with his old wrestling bros -- plus celebs like Cary Elwes and Travon Free -- on the Cinerama Dome's red carpet.
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Apple Music now has 11 million paying subscribers — and it's clear that the company is focused on catching up with Spotify as quickly as it can.
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Yet perhaps you could say that Volition beat the odds for much of its existence, but industry trends finally seem to be catching up with it.
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The Dolphins are playing with purpose, while it looks like the cupcake schedule the Bills started the year with might finally be catching up with them.
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It was aided by global expansion, with world economic growth in sync for the first time in years and Europe catching up with the United States.
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After spending a day doing laundry, catching up with his wife and three daughters, and waiting for his visa to be processed, he flew to Anaheim.
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I'm basically a brain-dead mess, but catching up with her, just the two of us, is always one of the best parts of the day.
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And while the trailer spends most of its time catching up with Diane, Todd, Mr. Peanutbutter, and Princess Carolyn, one thing is notably missing—BoJack himself.
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He was catching up with everything he had missed out on during his five years in prison, like advances in technology and changes in the city.
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They say they haven't been watching much television; they are catching up with the news only occasionally, when they read or watch it on their phones.
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This is part of the reason why, since 2000, poorer regions of Britain have not been catching up with the richer regions of the European Union.
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Whether it be communicating with other club members, or simply catching up with friends, these communication tools help bring people closer without necessitating time-consuming travel.
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After catching up with the asteroid, which speeds around the sun at about 24.5,103 miles per hour, Osiris-Rex will survey it for about a year.
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In April, the day after revisiting his college, Aminé was back at his high school, preparing for a promotional video and catching up with the teachers.
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I've been going for a couple of years and it's been the same people for most of it, so it's nice, like catching up with friends.
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An Apple Music makeover is also on the agenda but Apple is going to have to do a lot more to start catching up with Spotify.
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So, until Asian beauty standards start catching up with the times, I'll put my fay mui middle finger up and ask for another bowl of rice.
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Lawrence was spotted also catching up with Emma Stone inside the event, after the two actresses and pals shared a playful moment on the red carpet together.
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In all these cases, advances in law have not been about social experimentation or political correctness; they have been about catching up with realities of American life.
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Clarkson attended the 2019 Academy of Country Music Awards on April 7 with Shepherd, and the pair were seen catching up with Luke Bryan on the carpet.
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But given that pretty much no one has an 8K TV yet (many folks are just now catching up with 4K), this is a pretty empty feature.
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WTI, trading for the first time since Friday after the long Memorial Day holiday weekend, was catching up with Brent which settled about 2% higher on Monday.
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Including international students in Britain, British universities have 1.1m foreign students on their books, a number fast catching up with the 1.9m British students they are educating.
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We're loving the new options in this update, with the social media landscape now catching up with real-world social conventions like the new Breastfeeding Mom emoji.
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I am apparently on an Earl Grey tea kick and I don't feel like drinking alcohol so I sip on that while catching up with my friend.
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The public zeitgeist is finally catching up with the realisation that being entirely dependent on massive siloed community platforms is not entirely in the users' best interests.
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Alice Marie Johnson wasted NO time catching up with her loved ones, moments after she was released from prison ... courtesy of President Trump and Kim Kardashian West.
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Pamela loses her husband, her friends, her enemy (Laura Dern, who should be in everything), before finally catching up with Tandy and the rest of the gang.
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If an ugly camera bump is the most exciting thing about the new iPhone this year, Apple will only get halfway to catching up with its competitors.
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One of the positives of this, I think, is people are having more conversations on this content that kick off direct conversations, catching up with friends, family.
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Just look at him catching up with Hulk in the arena, like two old friends from work: Or bickering with Loki in the elevator: It just works.
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In fact, it's a case of Instacart catching up with other gig economy businesses — including Uber, Lyft, Postmates and DoorDash, for example — which already offer instant payments.
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Russia's exports to China have more than doubled since 2013, steadily catching up with top supplier Saudi Arabia, according to data from Thomson Reuters Oil Research & Forecasts.
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He followed the route the tour party took into the camp, walking the majority of the way round on his own, before catching up with his parents.
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Analysts widely expected China Unicom to regain subscribers this year after catching up with China Mobile Ltd and China Telecom Corp Ltd in building its 4G network.
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But the incomes of the three-quarters of Britons who live there are catching up with those of Londoners—and in a few places are already ahead.
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Which is totally understandable: Thanksgiving is a busy dinner night, full of catching up with cousins and watching some drunk family member make a fool of themselves.
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Ericsson is reviewing whether to sell or try to improve profits at these businesses, catching up with Nokia which made a similar move a few years ago.
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I love the endless mind-freak of meeting new people in unfamiliar contexts and catching up with long lost old friends when I pass through their cities.
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"Whether you're broadcasting or catching up with your favorite broadcaster, we are always looking for ways to make Periscope feel safer and more authentic for our community."
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The cost to the financial industry of catching up with the bad behavior was significantly higher than if it had invested in defensive technologies at the start.
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But it seems now that after three centuries of growth and expansion, the British mind is finally catching up with its new shrunken place in the world.
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I don't get to go on social media much when I work nights, so I spent my morning zoning out on Instagram and catching up with politics.
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"Coming back to Saipan has always been a happy time for me as I look forward to seeing my family and catching up with friends," she wrote.
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As he left the brief gathering, Mr. Cadman said he was only catching up with Mr. Zinke, whom he has known for decades, on family-related matters.
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NEW YORK, Oct 103 (Reuters) - U.S. tax reform is finally catching up with the college financial aid process, and the synchronization is off to a rocky start.
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The yield curve in Germany, the euro zone's benchmark government bond issuer, flattened to its lowest in more than two months, catching up with the U.S. curve.
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If that strikes you as obvious, all I can tell you is that a lot of at least marginally cool economists are finally catching up with you.
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North America leads in the number of newly completed or announced art museums and other cultural projects, but Asia is catching up with the world's costliest constructions.
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Blacks' share of employment has also been catching up with their share of the U.S. working age population, and the gap is now at a record low.
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The police then pursued the fleeing man, catching up with him a few blocks away and taking him into custody; they did not, however, recover the assailant's gun.
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Economists have been watching JOLTS closely as in indicator of when worker wages might start catching up with the acceleration in employment and the rapid decline in unemployment.
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A technical indicator on the Nasdaq 100 shows that technology is finally catching up with the broader market rally, and some analysts say that means gains can continue.
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"The Chinese currency really seems like it might be in play again rather than just catching up with a stronger dollar," Rabobank strategists said in a daily note.
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Finally, the repercussions of Colin's actions are catching up with him in the future,— but not before we see a glimpse of Colin at his peak in 2018.
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After catching up with my family, I settle further into the couch and finish the first season of Insecure and N. heads out on an ice cream run.
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"Global demand is firming up as emerging markets in Asia are catching up with a recovery in advanced economies," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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After catching up with the America's Got Talent judge at the season finale on Wednesday, it seems her costume for 2017 will be just as over the top.
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"When you spend time joking around, having meaningful conversations, catching up with one another, all of these types of communication episodes contribute to speedier friendship development," Hall says.
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Catching up with old subjects and getting to see a wedding fit for royalty—and the drama that followed—made this piece particularly unforgettable and fun to watch.
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The yawning gap between property starts and completions implies that at some stage copper usage in China's construction sector will rise as completions start catching up with starts.
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With the presidential election approaching, efforts towards catching up with the rest of the world in this category are garnering attention with the hope of influencing voters' decisions.
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Wearing a custom-designed denim jacket with "Ya Got Spirit Kid" lettered on the back, he bopped around the sidewalk, catching up with the club's managers and security.
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Today we zip through the major headlines before catching up with Munchies' Mayukh Sen to hear about how—more often than you might think—food can be political.
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"Age is catching up with a lot of us," said Mike Grebing, workshop and facilities manager at the Revs Institute, a museum with a fanatical devotion to authenticity.
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Mr. Ullah had grown a big beard, he was austere and he broke off from the festivities and from catching up with old friends to pray by himself.
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So, does this rift indicate that the Boy Scouts of America is finally catching up with the rest of America on the view that such discrimination is wrong?
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It is a crisis on the installment plan, a product of basic maintenance having been deferred for too long on many fronts, and finally catching up with everyone.
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"The science is catching up with oral fluid, since the amount of drug in oral fluid is about 100 times less than what you'd see in urine," said Flegel.
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This week's travel diary: A 32-year-old freelance web developer spends 93 days in London reliving her grad school years, catching up with friends, and attending a wedding.
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As a consequence, she was later put under house arrest, but this did not deter her from catching up with the US 83rd Division again and covering further battles.
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While we were catching up with the country singer, we also asked Decker all about her own fashion sense, including her style icons, her must-have items and more.
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The two are set to get it on at WrestleMania 33 in April -- but some people are saying Father Time is catching up with the 52-year-old icon.
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If you're catching up with friends when out of town, meeting your sister at the mall, or joining coworkers for drinks, now you can skip the back and forth.
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Apartment and townhouse construction is finally catching up with demand, which will keep some new residents from the sprawling single-family homes and yards that guzzle so much water.
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The 43-year-old American, who has battled a number of injuries in recent years, made no attempt to hide his fear that age was catching up with him.
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But while women everywhere can certainly celebrate this retrograde institution catching up with the country's cultural moment, the truth is society as a whole hasn't quite made this leap.
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Unlike Nehru and many post-colonial leaders, Gandhi derived no satisfaction from the prospect of heavily centralized Asian and African states industrializing and catching up with their Western overlords.
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Some analysts said VW's move to embrace new technologies was merely catching up with rivals such as Daimler and BMW, while cost cutting would take time to boost profits.
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Of course, when you talk about things like article-centric browsing and full-text search, it starts to sound like Magzter is just catching up with the web itself.
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That the law is finally catching up with this long trail of horror and impunity can only be welcomed, though it is shameful that it has taken this long.
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I'm catching up with Fieri while he spends some down time at his home in Santa Rosa, the same house he's lived in for the past twenty-odd years.
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Unless the culture of the Pentagon starts catching up with the differences in gender dynamics, it's going to remain hard for women to be their authentic selves as leaders.
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Danish peer GN Store Nord's shares fell more than 5 percent last week as weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue stoked fears that rivals were catching up with its technology.
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If it's catching up with friends when out of town, meeting your sister at the mall, or joining coworkers for drinks, now you can skip the back and forth.
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Over the same period, the six-month WTI calendar spread has swung into a backwardation of more than $2.50, from a small contango 12 weeks ago, catching up with Brent.
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Whether Snapchatting adventures, staying in touch on Skype, updating her status on Facebook, Tweeting complaints, or just catching up with email, grandma will demand that airlines install reliable Wi-Fi.
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"Nothing is signed yet but I'm catching up with Tony later this week and you can cross your fingers for an announcement in the next week or so," he said.
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Hermes peers including Vuitton and Kering's Gucci have been running online sites in China since 2017, while others like jeweler Tiffany are catching up with new e-commerce roll-outs.
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The internet is the second-most-popular way for Americans to meet people of the opposite sex, and is fast catching up with real-world "friend of a friend" introductions.
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The loss of support comes as Apple Music continues a charge toward catching up with Spotify's paid subscriber count, which The Wall Street Journal recently estimated could happen this summer.
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On the Republican side, things are more muddled still: Cruz is in front with around 28 percent, but Rubio is close to catching up with Trump, 23 to 24 percent.
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Gaga spent some time catching up with stars backstage in the days leading up to the show, and was starstruck to be in the middle of a Hadid sister sandwich.
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Data from Dealogic shows euro debt sales by developing nations and firms amounted to $58 billion year-to-date, quickly catching up with last year's total volume of $77 billion.
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Very often, you find out when you leave people that their story doesn't move on that much, but occasionally it does, and I was curious about catching up with Alan.
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Australia expects to increase LNG exports by 16 percent from mid-2018 as $180 billion as new projects hit their stride, nearly catching up with Qatar, the world's top supplier.
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Regardless, the last season of Game of Thrones is finally due out in April, so at least we'll be catching up with everyone back in Westeros sooner rather than later.
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She credits visiting friends and catching up with movies as being "really helpful" in coming down from the phenomenal success of Bird Box, which hit the streaming platform in December.
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Bill Ready, who oversees Venmo at PayPal, said he was happy that American banks were finally catching up with the progress that has been made in most other developed countries.
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Usually there's some element of catching up with friends, then it's the wind-down period where I'm on the couch, watching my favorite shows that I missed during the week.
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Associates of other released detainees, including media magnate Waleed al-Ibrahim and retail billionaire Fawaz al-Hokair, told Reuters they were at home catching up with family and close friends.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday night's episode, titled "Best Friend Magic," Casey and his team return to Firehouse 51 to find Dawson catching up with her old pals.
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Founded in 1971 by Klaus Schwab, a German economics professor, the European Economic Forum began as a conference for European business leaders to discuss catching up with American management processes.
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For all the focus on North Korean rocket and warhead tests, Pyongyang has only really been catching up with technology more established nuclear superpowers acquired in the 1950s and 1960s.
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A decade later, Fusion is catching up with the first ever class — all of whom graduated in 2012 and went on to colleges in both the United States and South Africa.
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MOSCOW, Jan 0.13 (Reuters) - The Russian benchmark stock index hit an all-time high on Thursday, catching up with the gains of major global peers and buoyed by favourable oil prices.
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Google Assistant is catching up with — and in some cases, passing — Alexa on a variety of fronts, with a wealth of new features announced today at Google's I/O developer conference.
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In the United States, the third-biggest market for Hyundai after China and Korea where it is slowly catching up with the shift to SUVs, the automaker's sales rose 2 percent.
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U.S. SALES In the United States, the world's second-largest car market where Hyundai is slowly catching up with the shift to sport utility vehicles, the automaker's sales rose 2 percent.
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Yet my exchange with the gallery representative was indicative of how far dealers still have to go before catching up with contemporary ideas about selling objects outside one's own cultural heritage.
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CLOSING THE GAP The yawning gap between property starts and completions implies that at some stage copper usage in China's construction sector will rise as completions start catching up with starts.
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But we started by catching up with a few people who connected with the project in 1989, to hear about the film's immediate impact and why its message still resonates today.
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Children's books depicting parental incarceration may still be catching up with an issue most Americans are reluctant to talk about, but it still seems to be moving faster than adult literature.
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Catching up with PEOPLE after filming a series of hilarious television spots for the new Tide Sport PODS, Gronk revealed his two secrets for getting to the top of your game.
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There, DiCaprio was spotted catching up with Blake Lively on a yacht on the French Riviera, and the two were later seen hanging out in Italy once the festival was over.
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"What we have approved is sensible, proportionate and sees the law finally catching up with the digital age," Sajjad Karim, a member of the European Parliament representing Britain's Conservative Party, said.
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And China is still catching up with the United States in state-of-the-art technologies, like software and the networking that links the thousands of chips in a modern supercomputer.
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Boeing's license, received on Thursday, marked a step toward catching up with European rival Airbus, which last month agreed to sell Iran 23 planes worth about $27 billion at list prices.
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So don't feel guilty about hitting the gym, catching up with friends in the area, seeing the sites, booking that spa appointment or just meditating or relaxing when the workday's done.
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This will be a busy time for you: You'll find yourself running around your neighborhood, meeting up with friends, catching up with your siblings, making deals, handling paperwork, and making calls.
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But neither 4K nor HDR are new tricks, and in fact this basically means Apple is catching up with a mature field where streaming customers have a lot of existing options.
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An elections official there told the radio station that the purge was the result of Brooklyn officials finally catching up with a backlog of voters who had moved or become inactive.
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Mr. Scott had no criminal record, and it may never be known whether this was a current dispute, something from his past catching up with him, or even a simple misunderstanding.
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Whenever I found one, I would linger between the shelves for hours as if catching up with old friends, picking out volumes I had read and buying new ones I hadn't.
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It's not only that people's long-ago actions have a way of catching up with them, but that the invisible or unacknowledged consequences of those actions haunt the present like ghosts.
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"Is this old news that's about to change or was ISM catching up with other stuff and we're ratcheting growth lower to 250, 20133 percent as opposed to 22013 percent?" said Briggs.
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Japan's $200 billion surplus is rapidly catching up with its large Asian neighbor, and a group of smaller export-driven East Asian countries is showing a steadily rising surplus of $7.33 billion.
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Economic growth picked up in the first quarter of 2017 and a jump in wages, which are catching up with much higher Western European levels, could add to inflation pressures later on.
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When the surprise index readings are negative or move to zero and inflation remains low, that means forecasters are catching up with reality and incorporating low inflation into their asset price calculations.
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Already French business growth eased more than expected in July as a fall in export orders kept manufacturing from catching up with the stronger service sector, a monthly survey showed on Tuesday.
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Eric Benet really WANTS to say Kanye West doesn't have to worry about Crips catching up with him in Calabasas -- but you can tell, he's just too unsure to actually say it.
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Estimates differ between research companies, but all show that France is catching up with Germany and Britain, the two leading startup havens in Europe, in number of deals and total amounts invested.
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But between the new legislation in LA and the safety measures in Seattle, policy is slowly catching up with society's outlook on drug safety, which is shifting from abstinence to harm reduction.
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While higher-wage industries are seeing hourly earnings growth just a bit better than 2% versus a year ago, the lowest-wage industries are catching up with wage growth north of 4%.
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Research published by HSBC bank in January said that Yandex's autonomous driving software put it on a par with global leaders in the technology and that it was catching up with Google's Waymo.
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Shareholder resolutions for social action are becoming popular among gender activists, catching up with those focused on electoral contributions and climate change, said Michael Passoff, head of Proxy Impact, which supports investor advocacy.
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The company, which has had a notoriously hard time catching up with best practices for online play, expects Splatoon 2 players to use this baffling setup in order to speak to their teammates.
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The Competition May Be Catching Up With NetflixNetflix issued its first quarter user gains report to investors today and the fact that it fell…Read more ReadTheDarkOverlord has claimed responsibility for the leak.
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Catching up with PEOPLE after his hilarious JetBlue Non-Eclipse Non-Viewing Party event, Astin opened up about what it's like to be busy actors in Hollywood when you're really, really in love.
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The travel appears to be catching up with New Jersey, which has dropped three straight one-goal decisions and six of its last seven (33-23-24) following a five-game winning streak.
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Watson, who famously played Ginny's fellow Hogwarts student and future sister-in-law Hermione Granger in all eight Harry Potter films, was spotted catching up with her former costar on the red carpet.
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With a second solid performance thanks to his sharp wit, hard-left candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon marked further poll gains, nearly catching up with erstwhile favourite Francois Fillon, a conservative former prime minister.
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Join PEOPLE Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke outside Radio City Music Hall where they are catching up with your favorite music stars, MTV celebrities and more ahead of the big show.
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For far too long, our citizens and our economy have relied on the roads, bridges, tunnels and rail networks that were built a century ago, and it is finally catching up with us.
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From seeing your grandchildren grow up even though they live across the country to catching up with your best friend from around the world, smartphone video chatting has changed the way we communicate.
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" In another email from the same unnamed accuser to Weinstein on July 10, 2014 she writes, "There is no one else I would enjoy catching up with that understands me quite like you.
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Now the largest media companies — Disney, Comcast, CBS, Viacom, Fox, Warner — are all catching up with their own over-the-top services, or getting out of the game altogether by selling or consolidating.
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This was one of the many things I learned while catching up with Eric Harr and his attempts to turn his daughter Vivienne's social media stardom into a social purpose, for-profit business.
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Signal may be catching up with the rest of the market, in terms of feature set, but the app struggles with adoption because it lacks the network effects of other, more social apps.
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By 215, the King-Rose-O'Donnell formula was working, "CBS This Morning" was regularly catching up with the competition, and Ms. King was being hailed for her own talents — no longer a sidekick.
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Facebook and Microsoft are redesigning their gun emojis, catching up with a controversial change that Apple made in 2016 — basically, it turns the representation of a gun from a weapon into a toy.
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But because the public health crisis has put a damper on travel, I may be looking forward to catching up with friends and family this weekend far and wide instead -- over the phone.
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Despite the fact that on average people spent 4.3 hours just to get to grandma's house, there's only so long they are willing to spend drinking, dining and catching up with their families.
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It will also go some way to catching up with train services in other major centers: the New York subway already runs throughout the night and the Paris metro operates late on weekends.
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"We like that it is getting tougher and tougher and I think that African women's football is catching up with the rest of the world," he said from their training camp in Austria.
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Catching Up With... VICE Sports Editor in Chief Jorge Arangure Jr., who has been reporting on baseball in the Caribbean since 2004, was a producer on this episode of VICE World of Sports.
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"Maybe even the success of Facebook, in building out a video business and a mobile business, quote-unquote 'catching up with Google' probably makes Google a little bit more responsive [too]," Sorrell said.
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Mariah hitting the town: Maria hitting the town: Mariah catching up with friends: Maria catching up with friends: Mariah with a dog: Maria with a dog: Mariah waking up in the morning: Maria waking up in the morning: Mariah working on her fitness: Maria working on her fitness: Mariah eating a snack: Maria eating a snack: Mariah with the love of her life: Maria with the love of her life: Mariah's view in the morning: Maria's view in the morning:
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Rory is somehow flitting around unable to find a job after graduating from Yale, spending her time traveling the world, and catching up with old flames like Jess, Logan, and even brooding old Dean.
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Nate Persily, from Stanford, Stanford Law, said that one of the problems that you all, we all have is that the fact-checking is not catching up with the tweets, with the false statements.
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Dublin remains the most popular destination for relocations, with 28 companies saying they have plans to set up shop there, but Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Paris are catching up, with between 21 and 18 firms.
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Chen believes that while China is catching up with the "mature" history of charity and foundations in the U.S. and Europe, the country can draw from its own heritage to help it advance philanthropy.
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We're looking forward to catching up with these friends, as many of our friends are either married with children or single AF, so it's nice to spend time with another couple for a change.
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And now, it's starting to seem like bad behavior is catching up with people in an industry where being a 'bad boy' (no matter how old you were) was considered a badge of honor.
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Reopening after a three-day break, the benchmark index fell 13 percent in late morning trade, catching up with its global peers with China-related stocks and banks being singled out for special punishment.
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We have a great time relaxing and catching up with our friends; most are in B.'s PhD program with him, and I am good friends with them, as well as their significant others.
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Recently, however, these devices have been catching up with flagships in terms of features, while keeping prices down, with Chinese companies such as Xiaomi launching powerful flagships that cost less than most mid-rangers.
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The weekends are usually performing and doing a lot of shows or you know, I'm traveling Thursday through Saturday or Sunday, earlier on in the week, I'm catching up with emails and doing interviews.
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In fact, the closer Cruz comes to catching up with Trump without actually overtaking him in the delegate count, the more likely Cruz will be denied the nomination, too, in a truly brokered convention.
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Couple that with a storyline that has leaped forward in time by whole years in some episodes, in hopes of eventually catching up with what Masters and Johnson were up to in the 1980s.
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Specifically, the report raised questions on whether the company was capable of miniaturizing the technology that they had sold investors on to the point of catching up with competing devices from teams like Microsoft.
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Update: With passing mentions on the WWDC developers site, iOS might finally be catching up with OS X by introducing a 'Dark Mode' feature and split screen multitasking for iPhone, according to Mac Rumors.
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President Barack Obama wearing a VR headset isn't noteworthy in the way Obama using a BlackBerry was — that was a story about a technologically stodgy institution catching up with the rest of the world.
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Ramsay, who makes King Joffrey look like a fairly decent guy, has made it clear that he'd like to head to Castle Black in hopes of catching up with his runaway wife, Sansa Stark.
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This is, presumably, the reason the DOJ and FBI would like backdoors: they provide more guaranteed access over a period of time, rather than catching up with each iteration of a phone cracking product.
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The wait for the sequel to the legendary first-person shooter Half-Life 2 has gone on for so long that today's technology is already catching up with the science fiction of the game.
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Torn between catching up with an old colleague and being singled out by observers as talking to a Trump foe, they split the difference — and instead kept asking him how his wife was doing.
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Given the "Teflon ability" of the Clintons to avoid political fallout from past questionable dealings – Whitewater, Chinagate, Travelgate, Monica-'gate', Clinton Foundation's "pay-to-play" – Hillary's karma may be catching up with her now.
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Apple is also upgrading its camera software, and it looks to finally be catching up with Android flagships like the Pixel line by adding a dedicated Night mode to improve performance in dark lighting.
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"We have significantly ramped up our supply, however, we are still catching up with the demand but we feel that is a positive thing as it helps to sustain the momentum," Seiche told CNBC.
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Milanović analyzes global economic data from the past quarter century and concludes that the world has become more equal—poor countries catching up with rich ones—but that Western democracies have become less equal.
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You can fill in that extra time by signing up for a cooking class, catching up with friends who you abandoned while you were training, or finishing that dresser you started refurbishing last summer.
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In some regards, the comments, predictions and policy prescriptions coming out of Brasilia show officials are just catching up with the private sector, which has been far more pessimistic in recent months, particularly on growth.
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All this means that means that USB 4 is essentially just catching up with a three year old technology, but by becoming an open standard it's likely to become both more widely available and cheaper.
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And so, each night before bed, I check in with the chefs at Bon Appétit like I'm catching up with old friends, watching (or let's face it, rewatching) video after video until I pass out.
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Still, it's hardly the only time in recent history that a television show has expanded upon its source material: The Handmaid's Tale will continue despite catching up with the ending of Margaret Atwood's original novel.
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She says yes, of course, though it feels like we're catching up with last year's flash-forward a little too quickly, Not enough time has passed for them to be going to Vietnam already, right?
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TechCrunch understands that Kalanick agreed to invest last year when he visited Southeast Asia on a trip that combined hiring for his CloudKitchens startup and more generally catching up with the Uber alumni in Asia.
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A stock market fall could also be precipitated by GDP estimates catching up with earnings-per-share, or a U.S. tax reform announcement which would then focus investors' attention solely on monetary tightening, they said.
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Mainly this is a week of reprise shows; the arts presenters come shopping, but ordinary members of the public can use it as a second chance, catching up with shows we missed in 2014-15.
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The "slow web" is all about experiences we can really savor: reading one long article rather than skimming a thousand tweets, or catching up with friends who live far away rather than thumbing through Instagram.
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While Wall Street staged a partial recovery on Thursday, it did not pull Europe up in its wake, with some analysts saying European stocks were still catching up with the fall in the United States.
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N][/FRX] "I think that the recent moves in equities have largely been about big tech catching up with the rest of the market," said Eoin Murray, the head of investment at Hermes Investment Management.
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Legislation, largely thanks to the Paris Agreements, is finally catching up with the urgent actions that are needed and even US mayors and cities are getting #ReadyFor2200 (and if not you can encourage them to).
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Catching up with him just after his match, SK Gaming's Gabriel "Fallen" Toledo told us that he not only preferred the Swiss system, but that he wants to see it implemented in more tournaments, too.
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But as I have no family on hand, as I'm currently stuck inside the body of some guy in England, I, Mark Wahlberg, will just make do by catching up with my pals on Twitter.
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Whether you're just attending your regular work meetings, grabbing a beer with friends, or catching up with your extended family spread across the globe—all these fun activities now live thanks to video conferencing apps.
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Sticking with commodities, the oil and gas sector rose 0.85 percent by the close, buoyed by an announcement from the International Energy Agency on Wednesday, which said that global demand is catching up with supply.
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Catching up with Startup Battlefield We're trying out something new: As you (hopefully) know, TechCrunch hosts a number of Startup Battlefield events, and afterwards, those startups often go on to do interesting and newsworthy things.
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Between kids, work, school, doctor's appointments, hair appointments, catching up with housework, and other family commitments, it is nearly impossible to find an afternoon where four moms in their 40s are all free for lunch.
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At Apple's annual fall hardware event today, CEO Tim Cook announced the first (long-rumored) 4K version of Apple TV. The company's finally catching up with Roku and Google's Chromecast, which added 4K support last fall.
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Motherboard reached out to the fans on Reddit to see how they felt about the new update, the state of the game today, and to see if Hello Games was catching up with the modding community.
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New stories breaking, it always seems to happen right before the show but the Me Too Movement is catching up with Bill Clinton who comes unglued wagging that bony finger during an interview about Monica Lewinsky.
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The seller's site said it had suspended sales of bump stocks while it works on catching up with demand, which has skyrocketed since the Vegas shooting due to customers' concerns that the item could be outlawed.
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If you're planning on enjoying your President's Day three-day weekend by catching up with friends, family or even just your Netflix queue, we highly recommend putting one more thing on your to-do list: shopping!
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So while catching up with Jones about being the new face of luxury hair care brand Kérastase in this week's issue of People (on stands Friday), we asked her to dish the details of her routine.
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India's decisions to increase its naval capacity or buy weapons were typically aimed at catching up with China's military modernization, not battling Pakistan, noted Abhijnan Rej, fellow at New Delhi-based think-tank Observer Research Foundation.
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In a sense, equity markets are only catching up with the bearish implications of moves in other markets, such as the rise last year in corporate-bond spreads (the interest-rate premiums paid by riskier borrowers).
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My annual retreats back to Melbourne for a few months over the summer here consist of playing shows, catching up with friends and family, getting a bit of sunshine, and—sometimes desperately—trying to keep busy.
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I was fresh out of university when Awkward Black Girl was at its most popular, and watching it was like getting hit with a brick of recognition, and like I was catching up with a friend.
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Otherwise, it might be a good time to stock up on a DVD set of the show or prepare to wait nearly five months before catching up with Phoebe, Joey, Chandler, Monica, Ross, and Rachel again.
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The Audi "e-tron underscores that catching up with Tesla is more difficult than expected by many," analyst Patrick Hummel said in a note to clients entitled "Audi e-tron launch - another lap Tesla wins" Tuesday.
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Jordan Rodgers' ex's cheating accusationsRodgers had already emerged as a front-runner for JoJo Fletcher's heart on the 24th season of The Bachelorette back in May, but past relationship drama seemed to be catching up with him.
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These were texting gadgets that I had begged my parents to purchase for fear of missing out on a night of role-play or catching up with my internet boyfriend: the Cybiko and the Motorola IMFree Messenger.
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While the world's most populous nation China has restrictions on the number of children a couple can have, India — which is fast catching up with China on people count — doesn't impose any such law on its citizens.
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The government has grown accustomed to beating international forecasts: the finance ministry drily noted this week that the European Commission had been "gradually catching up with reality" as it adjusted its deficit projections steadily downwards in 2016.
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"We're catching up with the culture of our company and the types of games we've been making," said DeWolfe, who previously co-founded MySpace and helped orchestrate the 2005 sale of the social network to News Corp.
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But dependence on its wealth from the diamond industry might be catching up with the landlocked country of just two million after the collapse in commodity prices in 2014 tipped its economy into recession three years ago.
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" Asked how the new lineup of phones stacked up against competitors Apple and Samsung, Gauden said: "We're expecting again to surpass what we did last year and nobody is catching up with what we did last year.
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The trailer opens with the park's former manager, Claire Dearing (played by Bryce Dallas Howard), catching up with Owen Grady (Chris Pratt), who's trying to convince him to come with her as she returns to the island.
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Middle Eastern stocks plunged overnight, catching up with the fall across global bourses on Friday, while the prospect of a jump in Iranian crude exports after the lifting of sanctions against the country weighed heavily on oil.
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If you're on the fence about catching up with the show on Netflix before "El Camino" is available to stream on October 11, Insider revisits what made creator Vince Gilligan's show one of the best on television.
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Catching Up With... In "The Boys from Bukom," lightweight Richard Commey goes to Las Vegas for his first fight in the United States where—Spoiler Alert—he knocks out Bahodir Mamadjonov to grab the IBF Intercontinental title.
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GENEVA — Catching up with villagers from Min Gyi who had escaped the Myanmar Army's assault on their homes, the soldiers first killed all the men, shooting them and then methodically slitting the throats of those who lingered.
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The Beaverglen partygoers — about two dozen people and two dogs — took a ceremonial walk along the crescent-shaped street, catching up with neighbors, snapping photos and puzzling over exactly where some of the missing houses once stood.
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While the music streaming service hasn't given exact numbers, it announced plans to spend between $400 million and $500 million on the genre in hopes of catching up with Apple's decade-and-a-half long head start.
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Her clear tone on the phone gave me a lifeline to grab onto, as if I were just catching up with an old acquaintance, neither hostile nor overly friendly, who might listen to what we had to say.
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Takes some of the fun out of it, which is perhaps the very sensation that may be catching up with the villain, causing him to dig deeper into the game after 30 years of coming to the park.
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Houzz, which launched in 2009 and is still privately owned, is catching up with a bunch of retailers who have already utilized some form of augmented reality or 3D imaging to place furniture overlays over real-life spaces.
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Steadicam claims that the dual system allows for superior tracking than systems like the Osmo, which feature a lag in catching up with camera movements that the Volt's mechanical components don't have, as seen in the GIF below.
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"Nick is sick he needs it quick/ We let him fix up in the car/ Catching up with my old friends/ That's what the holidays are for," Ray sings in harmony with Spencer Radcliffe and Girlpool's Harmony Tividad.
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"The Japanese government will continue to provide a lifeline to Japan Display, but the company has been just so slow in catching up with South Korean rivals in OLED," said Masayuki Otani, chief market analyst at Securities Japan.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - High-flying women are catching up with men when it comes to executive pay but are still woefully under-represented at the top of the working world, a pay comparison firm said on Monday.
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So, I'd say that we still have a lot more to go in terms of pessimism kind of catching up with the fact that this business model has changed, margins are compressing and I don't see it changing.
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Judging from the handshakes and hugs given out, many customers were regulars, catching up with friends they see once or twice a week as they picked up their rotisserie-style barbecue and soul food from Royal Rib House.
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" Watching Clinton during a town hall gathering was like "catching up with an old girlfriend who cites G.D.P. statistics over brunch"; going to meet Bernie Sanders felt like "when my mom made me visit her emphysemic Aunt Shirley.
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In "Catching Up With the Matriarch Behind Beyoncé and Solange," Alex Hawgood writes: For sisters in the public eye, Beyoncé and Solange Knowles have managed to resist the siren call to overshare the minutiae of their personal lives.
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Branson said he already tries hard to focus his attention on whoever he is with by listening and taking notes while he is in meetings and catching up with his family when he is at the dinner table.
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As well as catching up with friends and family, when I'm in Iran I spend my time much as I do in London, going out to eat with friends, shopping or reading a book in a local cafe.
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Among all the cider and sledding, presents and caroling, the holidays for some are stuffed with spare time, perfect for settling in for a good gossip with family and friends, or catching up with your favorite fictional characters.
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Fielding recommends planning ahead (even by several weeks or months, just get those plans on the calendar!), making commitments to catching up with old friends and finding ways to make new friends outside your circle of coworkers or colleagues.
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"It's fair to say superheroes are still for anybody, but filmed entertainment is catching up with the comics and that's a good thing," said Register, who himself has young children and was once a top exec at Cartoon Network.
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Stragglers are still catching up with existing rules: this week the Bank of England said that the Royal Bank of Scotland had fallen short in a "stress test" and had put forward new plans for restuffing its capital cushion.
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Jepkemoi finished ahead of Chepkoech who recovered impressively from a bizarre mishap on the first lap when she forgot to take the water jump and had to go back round to complete it before catching up with the field.
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Until the end of the month, in our limited series Great Recession Grads, we'll be catching up with women from the class of 210 to learn about the professional and financial challenges they've faced over the last 265 years.
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Until the end of the month, in our limited series Great Recession Grads, we'll be catching up with women from the class of 2008 to learn about the professional and financial challenges they've faced over the last 10 years.
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I was in Boston one time catching up with an old friend and we were talking about high school and someone overheard us and she said 'I'm sorry to interrupt, but did you grow up in Baltimore or nearby?
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Now, to celebrate 10 years of the campaign, CNN is catching up with five past CNN Heroes of the Year to see where they are now and how their work has evolved in the years since they were honored.
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Among those spotted: Hockey fanatic Dierks Bentley shooting the breeze with Mike Fisher, Carrie Underwood's hockey veteran husband; Kane Brown openly admiring Thomas Rhett's jazzy "Life Changes" jacket; Russell Dickerson catching up with Jason Aldean about who-knows-what.
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His achievements were possible chiefly because the member states wanted to use the EU machinery as a way of catching up with the economic liberalisation that was bearing fruit in America and Britain under Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.
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Though Alexa has enjoyed an early lead in smart speaker market share, Google has been catching up, with some firms estimating its portion of the speaker market will grow both in the U.S. and abroad in the months ahead.
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After a string of middling finishes in the Super Tuesday contests, the Rubio campaign's expectations are catching up with the hard and dire realities of delegate math, a fractured vote and the seemingly unstoppable force that is Mr. Trump.
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Unlike other London gigs, which are sometimes more about getting wasted and catching up with friends than the performances, last night's New Gen show felt like a pure celebration of the music itself, with everything else coming in second.
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He began going to more raves and festivals—T in the Park in Glasgow, Womad in Reading, and others—and loved spending long nights around campfires, catching up with old friends and making new ones from around the world.
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Ben Harris, who was the chief economist for Joe Biden when he was vice-president, argues that average incomes in poorer cities are not catching up with those in rich ones, "in part because people aren't moving any more".
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"I went from thinking 'This book is too implausible' to saying, 'The headlines are catching up with it, and I need to get it out there,'" Brown says in Episode 381 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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Swiss cyclist Nicole Hanselmann had such an impressive lead during the annual Omloop Het Nieuwsblad race this weekend that the female rider ended up catching up with the male contestants — which prompted the women's race to temporarily come to a halt.
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Now, 216 years after 216/173, PEOPLE is once again catching up with several of those kids – now teenagers – and their families in a new special Children of 217/213, 211 Years Later on the PEOPLE/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN).
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Maybe you're frustrated that you forgot to pack yourself a breakfast for the third time this week, or you're spacing out while catching up with a friend over coffee, or finding it just straight-up impossible to concentrate on work.
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At around $53, the price is about half that level now, but this inversion shows investors and traders may just be buying the notion that supply is finally catching up with demand, as global inventories decline and consumption picks up.
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He wakes up on a beach, the camera slowly catching up with Bernard's own awareness of his surroundings, a scene highly similar to another notoriously mysterious show set on an island – especially when we reach the carnage on the beach.
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"There's no doubt that the pace of completions activity is catching up with the rig count, and we expect to see that relationship continue into next quarter, most certainly," interim Chief Financial Officer Robb Voyles said on a post-earnings call.
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It seems to be working: Polling now consistently shows Mr. Rubio, the 44-year-old Florida senator, sliding into an increasingly firm third place in Iowa, and slowly catching up with Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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"A lot of it is the anticipatory anxiety of returning to real life, and catching up with everything, and transitioning back to post-vacation mode," says Debra Kissen, PhD, clinical director at Light on Anxiety, a cognitive behavioral therapy treatment center.
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If you're planning on binge watching every new episode of Gilmore Girls this weekend, turn your Netflix session into a sweat session with these moves you can do at home without any equipment while catching up with Lorelai and Rory.
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" Cardi B had dropped yet another hint that her baby on the way is a little girl while catching up with the New York Times ahead of Monday's Met Gala, where she repeatedly referred to the new addition as "she.
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Samsung is looking to step up its effort in electronic payments and is considering catching up with Apple in rolling out in-app purchases using its Samsung Pay – as well looking at the potential of paying in virtual reality (VR).
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"I believe we are seeing too many high valuations with low annual revenue rates, and it's catching up with people, and we were very focused on not hitting that valuation trap in order to be successful in the future," he said.
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And although the total number of registered Democrats is falling, many of the voters switching parties probably have not voted Democratic in a presidential election in a long time — their party registration is finally catching up with how they actually vote.
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Catching Up With... We had a chat with Dan Bradley, a producer with VICE World of Sports about Seven Generations and what it was like to step into a community that is, understandably, cautious about how their story is portrayed.
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Silicon Valley is still king when it comes to startups, but Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai are quickly catching up — with Beijing reaching more than half of Silicon Valley's funding in 2100, according to new data from CB Insights.
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Sources told ET that the two enjoyed catching up with friends — including Will Ferrell and Viveca Paulin, his wife — during cocktail hour and that Grant, 46, asked a friend to take a photo of her and Reeves on her phone.
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Whether it's starting that blog you always said you wanted to or catching up with former clients you haven't connected with in a while, you may just find this interruption to our regularly scheduled programming may work to your advantage.
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Crisp in uniforms or clad in trendy clothes — a sort of schoolyard armor — they stride out of summer and over zebra street crossings with purpose, catching up with old friends, and perhaps, for a secret second, grasping a parent's hand.
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While big-box gyms are still a strong part of the $30 billion fitness industry, boutique gyms are catching up, with membership growing 121% from 2013 to 2017, compared to just 15% at traditional gyms, according to data from Fitt.
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Although the 23-times grand slam champion has not played competitively since winning the Australian Open in January, she has been soaking up the Roland Garros atmosphere in Paris this week, watching sister Venus play and catching up with friends.
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Some of the folks who left may be catching up with the show later on streaming or buying DVD sets (lol) or something, but as far as Fox is concerned, they don't exist because advertisers aren't paying to reach them.
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Catching Up With... In our Bayou Classic episode, host Fernando Perez met with various members from both bands, but perhaps no one is more spirited and deeply tied with the schools than the Grambling band's very own Master of Ceremonies Leon Thomas III.
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Women Tell All was certainly entertaining — from cheese pasta (which I still have yet to try, by the way) to seeing how loved Kristina is and catching up with everyone else, it was a really fun evening to be a part of.
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The economy has done relatively well, with the rate of output growth catching up with the rest of the UK and wages rising at a decent pace, in part because many workers are on the minimum wage, which went up in April.
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After catching up with Hyland on her new role at Candie's — a gig that she takes very seriously, mind you, even down to the color of every button — we couldn't help but ask her about the craziest memory she has from Fashion Week.
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Years of doling out goodies from a seemingly bottomless sack are now catching up with these actuarial Santa Clauses, who in their worst nightmares did not imagine that the interest income from their investment portfolios could stay so low for so long.
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"We'll spend part of Monday just regrouping, taking a break to have a burrito, catching up with colleagues to see how they got through this," said the worker, who had to turn to his parents for a loan to support his family.
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Complicating matters for Mr. Rubio is Mr. Cruz, who despite not being particularly competitive in Florida has decided to be at the very least a nuisance, and at the very worst a drain that keeps the senator from catching up with Mr. Trump.
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Now, after a weekend of hiking, dining at the Inn at Pound Ridge by Jean-Georges or catching up with locals at the Market at Union Hall in North Salem, they can be back in the West Village in less than an hour.
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During our first long meals catching up with everyone in Limache, I listen to my children speaking a faster, more complex Spanish with their cousins and imagine who they might become if they grew up in their father's country instead of my own.
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"The party is small enough so you can actually talk to people," she says of the get-together in Paris, which, unlike most fashion week events, is less about work and more about catching up with friends who don't see each other often.
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Fresh off a dramatic championship win at Wimbledon, Djokovic was looking to add another Grand Slam title at the Open, which would have brought his total to 17 and put him on a path to catching up with Federer's record of 20 titles.
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But he will soon be going, one of the first in what is beginning to seem like a potential parade off Capitol Hill by lawmakers whose past behavior is catching up with them during a galvanizing period when it comes to sexual behavior.
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Russian artists, often victims of the Russian state, were skeptical, and their fears were proven correct: The new Russia is catching up with them, and that the terrible history that left through the back door is making itself at home once more.
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I spent two blissful weeks at home over the holidays doing absolutely nothing but catching up with friends I had been neglecting and, for the first time in months, I relished in the fact that I had nothing to do and nowhere to go.
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Recently catching up with Sung in her native California, where she's a sustainable architect and professor at the University of Southern California, we were able to learn more about this exciting new practice, and how it will revolutionize that what we think of modern design.
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"With the rising middle class and the opportunity in China, the market is going to be much larger here," he said, adding Starbucks was looking to hit 1.33,000 outlets in China within a decade, catching up with the United States in terms of stores.
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Though he brought girlfriend Kelly Egarian with him to this year's Emmy Awards, Milo Ventimiglia is keeping details about his relationship private, he said while catching up with PEOPLE at the Kelley Blue Book's Best Buy Awards at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Monday.
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"It just seems crazy to me that the Fed would even think about potentially throwing us into a recession here — and that's what I'm talking about — all to stop wages from finally catching up with where they should be," the "Mad Money" host said.
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It was great catching up with our broader team and spending time with people I don't interact with frequently, but I am feeling my energy drain quite a bit and know I need to veg out before I go out to trivia night with friends.
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He was also looking forward to catching up with former training partner Yohan Blake and ribbing him for failing to win the 100m but he had a succinct answer for one reporter who suggested Bolt would be back on the track at the Tokyo Olympics.
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I've been spending my time off doing a lot of leisure things: catching up with friends I never had time to see, fixing up around my apartment, going to the grocery store, cooking, eating better after working so hard for crazy hours over a year.
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Politicians are catching up with American voters, who have already realized that both easing some unnecessarily harsh measures and helping those who have made mistakes become productive members of society is not just a good and right idea, it is a winning campaign issue.
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The SI cover is about catching up with athletes of the past and seeing where they are now, but Jenner has remained in the public eye, and, for the past 12 months, been a visible ally for members of the trans and LGBTQ community.
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But "Kusama — Infinity," a documentary from Heather Lenz, makes a convincing case that the art world and the general public are still catching up with the influence of Yayoi Kusama, the painter, sculptor and performance artist perhaps most widely known for her mirrored "Infinity" rooms.
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"Booksmart," a thoroughly Gen Z comedy that balances thoughtfulness and irreverence, confirms what last year's raucous delight "Blockers," among other recent titles, only suggested: the movie mainstream, catching up with television, is finally ready to tell jubilant stories about teenagers who happen to be lesbians.
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It was his means of catching up with those at the top of the Democratic ticket and for a while, polls showed that it may have worked in his favor: By the end of January,he polled in double digits, just behind Elizabeth Warren.
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Speaking at a meeting with top military brass, Putin said that for the first time in history Russia is now leading the world in developing an entire new class of weapons unlike in the past when it was catching up with the United States.
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The sale will enable Manley to focus more on the weightier challenges facing Fiat Chrysler, including the need to win a larger share of the Chinese market, the world's biggest, and catching up with rivals in the development of electric and self-driving vehicles.
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If in the 20th century developing countries often thought the key to catching up with global economic leaders was industrialization and heavy industry, today the buzzword is "branding": building a country's image in an effort to attract the producers of luxury or high-profit goods.
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That voters chose these two candidates reflects how Americans are embracing politicians on the basis of culture and identity, and how Georgia's politics are catching up with its rapid demographic change: The nonwhite population has grown to 2159 percent from 212 percent since 2350.
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Looking into their crystal balls to the Online Thirst Discourse of 2020, they foresee a chilling future where the internet's long-appreciated boyfriends and wives are finding a whole new fanbase who are only just catching up with Marvel's help — including revealed Eternals star Richard Madden.
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Talking to them feels less like Chatting to a Band About Musical Themes and more like catching up with people you knew at uni—Jay, the class clown from seminars, and Nick, that guy you always heard making salient points in a lecture without boasting about them.
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The pleasures of sampling games this way now are not just in catching up with what I missed back then, but getting to run up and down the offerings within this timeline, taking in the improvements made in leaps and bounds in terms of graphics and gameplay.
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Google's got a ways to go in terms of catching up with Alexa and Home Kit, but the announcements today mark a key push toward the next tier of connected home devices, building the ecosystem of devices that serve as the foundation for smart hub functionality.
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It was only a matter of time, of course, given her relationship with Anna Wintour: The 24-year-old told us earlier this year that sitting next to and catching up with the legendary editor was one of the highlights of her Fashion Week-going experience.
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It was a rare public splash, and gamers in Tokyo read Miyamoto's guest Apple appearance as a sign that executives in Nintendo's spartan offices in Kyoto might finally be catching up with the zeitgeist - tapping a treasure trove of popular characters and consumers' love of smartphones.
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Op-Ed Contributor Atlanta — Recent polls show something that has caught even the most optimistic liberals by surprise: Hillary Clinton is tied with Donald J. Trump in Georgia, catching up with him in South Carolina and generally showing strength in traditionally Republican parts of the South.
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Now, at 25, the entrepreneur has grown the brand globally and is looking to expand his empire in the US. While India is OYO's biggest market, with 18,000 locations, its presence in China is quickly catching up, with nearly 203,000 OYO hotels across 338 Chinese cities.
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Photos by Shervin Lainez "I read about this thing, this drug being developed for people with PTSD that would just selectively erase their bad memories," Kathleen Hanna tells me over the phone, about an hour into a conversation that feels more like catching up with a friend.
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Meanwhile, the Raptors themselves are focused not just on securing home-court advantage in the first round, but potentially catching up with Washington for the third seed and the chance to avoid the Cavaliers until the Eastern Conference finals, should all go well in the postseason.
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Some of that is no doubt Lynch adapting his filmmaking style to better represent specific locations, but it turns the many different story threads — catching up with old friends like Hawk, Andy, and Lucy; following Snakeskin Cooper through seedy motels; the mystery box shenanigans — feel like discordant, random threads.
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Jonathan Chaplin, an analyst at New Street Research, said $5 billion to $6 billion annually was the minimum level at which Sprint could build a credible network, but the company faced challenges in catching up with wireless carriers that are moving ahead with developing next generation networks, or 5G.
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On Waypoint Radio 193, Austin, Danielle, Rob, and Natalie discuss Rob's recent reverie in Forza Horizon 4, Natalie had her dessert first in Super Mario Party, Danielle is catching up with Kassandra in Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and Austin has a surprising amount to say about Xbox Game Pass.
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Between catching up with the old generation, following the lives of the new generation and creating an entirely new story, it's really no surprise that they weren't able to squeeze everyone in (aside from Albus, Harry's other children don't really get mentioned that much in the story either).
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For the purposes of this weekend, I've made the executive decision to take some time off work and enjoy catching up with cherished friends; intrepid NOLA-based photographer and writer Teddie Taylor will be documenting the goings on for us, so look for that here on Noisey next week.
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"The Mexican automotive market has grown by 25 percent in the last four years and an estimated four million vehicles will be produced in the country in 2018," it said, adding that that Mexico would soon become the world's sixth-largest car manufacturer, catching up with South Korea.
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In Oklahoma on Wednesday, the state's largest teachers' union announced it was accelerating its timeline for a statewide walkout, catching up with the fast-moving plans of activist teachers who had already been organizing a work stoppage in protest of low pay — on average, the lowest in the nation.
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The New York Times, which is polling dozens of House and Senate districts in partnership with Siena College, is going to survey his heavily conservative western Iowa district to see if his provocations, which have drawn rebukes from national Republican leaders, are catching up with him at home.
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He told Stern that before his date with Wilding, he had a full day — which included guest-hosting the fourth hour Today show, having lunch at the Palm, going to work event at the top of the Rock, and catching up with his best friend for dinner at the Polo Lounge.
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While catching up with her dad and telling him about her new Gilmore Girls book that she's in the process of writing, she also asks him about why he chose not to be involved in raising her — and if he'd do it the same way if he could do it over.
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Catching Up With... We had a chat with producers Tad Munnings and Michael Del Monte about what it was like to spend time with the Robertson twins, as they got to know Jake and Zane's unique status as fully-immersed outsiders in the village of Iten for the past 93 years.
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All of this was compounded by the fact that the holidays were coming up, a time of year during which I usually spend more, between traveling back to the United States to visit my family, catching up with friends and family over dinner, drinks, and holiday activities, and giving gifts.
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While not finishing my entire plate is incredibly out-of-character for me (finishing the whole plate is, like, 90 percent of my personality), I was satiated from the omelet and happy to be out and about catching up with my friends, rather than eating baby food in bed like a deranged recluse.
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Overall, sticker prices have risen sharply since the end of the Great Recession and, with interest rates now rising, that appears to be catching up with the industry, taking a chunk of the blame for why demand is expected to dip for the second year in a row despite a generally strong economy.
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Transport for London (TfL) sent shockwaves through the ride-hailing giant last September when it rejected Uber's application to renew its license on the grounds the company is "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence" — a long history of rule-defying behavior finally catching up with the company.
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I have a couple of glasses of wine and eat until I am more than stuffed while catching up with family and friends and playing with the resident pair of German Shepherds because if there is a dog in the house you better believe it's going to get the majority of my attention.
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He briefly considers joining his friend in the riot-police force, but cannot summon the enthusiasm for "beating up lefties", so he spends his days catching up with friends in teahouses and picking fights with his charming but roguish and irresponsible father, Idris (Murat Cemcir), who is addicted to betting on horses.
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"Footwear growth of just 246.4% after 103% growth in 210Q and 228%+ in the last couple of years suggests wholesale orders & shipments are catching up with weak sell-through at retail," Evercore retail analyst Omar Saad wrote in an updated note to investors Thursday morning, reacting to the latest dismal footwear sales.
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Last year, China spent a record 1.76 trillion yuan ($254 billion) on research and development, and the country is catching up with the US' investment in the same area, spurring a genetic arms race that has been labeled "Sputnik 2.0" by Dr. Carl June, an immunotherapy specialist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Last year, China spent a record 1.76 trillion yuan ($254 billion) on research and development, and the country is catching up with the US's investment in the same area, spurring a genetic arms race that has been labeled "Sputnik 2.0" by Dr. Carl June, an immunotherapy specialist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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It's a question that comes up whenever the tennis world watches a wave of injuries plague its biggest stars, from Nadal and his knees to Juan Martin del Potro and his wrists to, more recently, Nick Kyrgios and his hip: Is the sport's embrace of that punishing baseline style catching up with its players?
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Blueface has been the subject of some controversy among rap fans regarding his penchant for rapping offbeat: not just a few milliseconds off the exact rhythmic mark, but often faster than his circular, plinky piano loops to a substantial degree, like he's itching to outrun the beat entirely, except it keeps catching up with him.
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After what felt like the longest seven days in history, season two episode seven of "Game of Thrones," titled "Stormborn," finally came on TV. The majority of this episode felt similar to the season premiere: catching up with characters, and seeing the story mechanics that will bring everyone closer together as the series moves toward the end.
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Catching up with friend and supermodel Naomi Campbell over lunch at Milos Restaurant, Kim wore what has become her new go-to outfit, a thick white fur coat, white henley t-shirt tucked into oversized gray sweatpants, lace-up tan booties, a smattering of gold chain necklaces, and her new signature Cher hair and lip ring, of course.
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For instance, there's an episode in the first season of the USA alien-invasion drama Colony (which returns for its second season in early 2017) in which the cold open follows a minor character who had been captured by the aliens earlier in the season, catching up with him as he goes about his daily routine in prison.
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The pint-sized star has showed off his immense knowledge and love for the popular film franchise in the past, catching up with BB-8 backstage at the Critics' Choice Awards, engaging in a lightsaber battle at the Golden Globes and even naming his toy poodle puppy after Daisy Ridley's character Rey in The Force Awakens.
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Instagram Stories adds (from left): Multiple text boxes per image, Story saving, Hands-Free video recording Instagram Stories adds (from left): Multiple text boxes per image, Story saving, Hands-Free video recording The new features give Instagram the fun and flexibility needed to start catching up with Snapchat as it tries to close the gap between their creative tools.
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The pint-sized star has showed off his immense knowledge and love for the Star Wars films this past year by catching up with BB-8 backstage at the Critics' Choice Awards, engaging in a lightsaber battle at the Golden Globes and even naming his toy poodle puppy after Daisy Ridley's The Force Awakens character Rey.
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On the obvious level, Dylan catching up with his exes gives him plenty of opportunity to reexamine his life and his choices; but as the audience watches the events unfold in the past and present, what was once played for laughs becomes more poignant, as we catch up to the characters' realizations of what's passed them by.
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"It's where I spent most of my time, not only cooking but reading, living and catching up with my son when he comes home from school," said Francine Spiering, a Houston food writer and recipe developer whose home sat in water so long that she didn't get back inside to start cleaning up until last week.
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Unlike most Starbucks stores in the U.S., the Chinese flagships are designed to invite customers to spend hours in there catching up with friends, working on their own, and also learn more about the coffee-brewing process be it by observing the baristas through the open-kitchen concept, or simply starting a conversation with the staff at the interactive bar.
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If you want to maximize your time catching up with your favorite Hulu shows and the trending hashtags on Tumblr, your best bet is to stick with the chores that fate has dealt you until they're finished—you might even want to set a timer on your phone, or use an app like Forest to remind you to resist the temptation of your phone.
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But the hope of Paris was that the treaty would send such a strong signal to the world's governments, and its capital markets, that the targets would become a floor and not a ceiling; that shaken into action by the accord, we would start moving much faster toward renewable energy, maybe even fast enough to begin catching up with the physics of global warming.
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He noted that for the first time Russia is leading the world in developing an entire new class of weapons, unlike in the past when it was catching up with the US.In December 2018, the Avangard was launched from the Dombarovskiy missile base in the southern Urals and successfully hit a practice target on the Kura shooting range on Kamchatka, 6,000 kilometers (3,700 miles) away.
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Read More Why your mutual fund is probably a loser The earnings carnage is spreading from energy into other industries, with 6 of the 10 S&P 500 sectors projected to post negative year-over-year profit growth, according to S&P Capital IQ. While energy will still lead the decline with a nasty 68 percent drop, the materials group also is catching up, with a 24 percent estimated drop.
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Catching Up With... We chatted with The Line's producer Isaac Feder, and talked about exactly how much boundaries are blurred between legal and illegal sports betting in the U.S. Prior to working with VICE on The Line, Feder made a documentary about sports betting called Life on the Line, which details the lives of the world's top sports bettors on the Super Bowl of sports betting: the Super Bowl.
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When you take the time to read the latest article, or even better spend some time casually catching up with a team member over a cup of coffee or lunch, you may not be scratching something off the 'to do list', but you're building relationships, learning something interesting, discovering something you likely would not have found out otherwise ... and most importantly helping to build the foundation for long-term success.
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It had a sleek, tile-based interface that was visually quite different than iOS and Android, and it initially had the largest smartphone companies on its side, including HTC, Samsung, and LG. But the number of Windows Phone apps never came close to catching up with what Apple's and Google's mobile platforms had to offer, and even when a service (like Instagram) offered a Windows Phone app, it was usually inferior to its counterparts on other platforms.
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Preventing Sanders from opening up an insurmountable lead has become paramount to the Bloomberg campaign after Sanders's Nevada victory combined with polls showing him catching up with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Vulnerable Democrats brace for Sanders atop ticket MORE in South Carolina after Biden previously led by double digits in the Palmetto State.
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Peter Holm (and after we spent the first ten minutes catching up with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, as we are inclined to do), he told me that Tonsser is evolving from a social app that was mainly about youth players making a profile of themselves and tracking scores and stats in order to get noticed by scouts — a bit like a real life Football Manager video game — to offer even more user-generated content where players can learn skills from each other and in turn become influencers on the platform.
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