"It's easy, especially with multiple kids, to just get caught up in that — and it's a beautiful thing to get caught up in," says Nick.
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Do you get caught up in that, or ... Of course!
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Really, I don't get caught up in all that stuff.
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Sometimes we as humans get caught up in the moment.
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But let's not get caught up in the minor details.
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Adele couldn't help but get caught up in the moment.
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Being with D.R.A.M., you get caught up in his world.
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Otherwise, it's easy to get caught up in the moment.
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Don't get caught up in fad diets that aren't sustainable.
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Don't get caught up in fad diets that aren't sustainable.
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And not get caught up in the day to day.
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Some people get caught up in whether the product is perfect.
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I didn't get caught up in the gender role of it.
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"Don't get caught up in the social media hype," Stubbs says.
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Sometimes investors get caught up in the narrative of the company.
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They don't want to get caught up in the trade dispute.
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It's easy to get caught up in building the perfect solution.
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She shouldn't get caught up in the GOP narrative on this.
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People "get caught up in the worry itself," Dr. Newman said.
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If you get caught up in one, what should you do?
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And there are folks who can get caught up in that.
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Today, Aquarius, try not to get caught up in the details.
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It's easy to get caught up in Black Friday shopping madness.
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Don't get caught up in trying to literally copy every move.
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You can get caught up in that real quick, and that's trouble.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Labaton said.
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TC: How do companies typically get caught up in these similar practices?
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It's easy to get caught up in the material things in life.
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It's so simple to get caught up in lines that divide us.
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It's easy to get caught up in feeling a sense of entitlement.
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Don't get caught up in that "playing physical" nonsense like it's 1996.
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Even people who know better sometimes get caught up in the excitement.
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It's hard not to get caught up in that kind of mindset.
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Get caught up in a whirlwind romance—worry about the details later!
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Because you get caught up in these two people and their lives.
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It's easy to get caught up in the story of Huguette Caland.
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My father worried that I would get caught up in the war.
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I don't get caught up in woe is me or why me.
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An IRL excuse to get caught up in the wonder of capitalism.
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It's easy to get caught up in that or take things personally.
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Priorities USA doesn't get caught up in the details of that dispute.
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All the talk about data privacy can get caught up in political wrangling.
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But maybe you need to get caught up in time for the premiere.
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But you should probably get caught up in time to check it out.
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But Jennifer doesn't let them get caught up in this weird celebrity world.
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But you get caught up in it, you get ground up by it.
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While the fellas get caught up in their swirling capes in Batman v.
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They don't want to get caught up in this meeting or that meeting.
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It's easy to get caught up in the show's drama and sexual tension.
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"He told me you can't get caught up in the atmosphere," Whitley said.
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But it was not Froemming's job to get caught up in the moment.
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It's easy to get caught up in whatever is dominating a given moment.
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We feel bored, but we try not to get caught up in hysteria.
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It's easy to get caught up in the hype of the primary season.
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Is it also so that you don't get caught up in company politics?
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"Don't get caught up in saving money, just to save money," she said.
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Some of them get caught up in the system despite their best efforts.
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Before you get caught up in sharing your accomplishments, take a step back.
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Solving climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics.
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So, no, I wouldn't get caught up in 'Where's the location of it?
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So I try not to get caught up in politics or any, 'entertaining' things.
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The last thing you should have to do is get caught up in bookkeeping.
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"I don't get caught up in how many, or when they come," Francona said.
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They don't get caught up in the accolades; they just go out and play.
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SBM, was one of the first companies to get caught up in the scandal.
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One word to the wise: Don't get caught up in this Beaujolais nouveau bullshit.
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As a freelance harm reduction worker, he doesn't get caught up in red tape.
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But it's easy for founders to get caught up in what they need today.
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"It's easy to get caught up in the heat of a campaign," he said.
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If I get caught up in that stuff, it's just going to be tiring.
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It's important to not get caught up in whatever glory there is for yourself.
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I think many recreational athletes get caught up in trends and forget the basics.
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"Oftentimes, companies just get caught up in the logistics of the implementation," she says.
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What if your videos about racism get caught up in an anti-racism sweep?
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You know I think that it's easy to get caught up in the hype.
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For some, just one arrest is enough to get caught up in the system.
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It can be easy to get caught up in the latest news and polls.
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And it's hard not to get caught up in the excitement of glamour and fame.
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And oftentimes, one arrest is enough to get caught up in the criminal justice system.
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"You get caught up in trying to outscore teams," Celtics guard Avery Bradley told reporters.
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I never really thought people were stupid enough to get caught up in this stuff.
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"Don't get caught up in a short-term view of same-store comparables," Johnson said.
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Even modern headphone makers get caught up in a flashy fad every now and then.
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"He's so hot, it's easy to get caught up in what this is," she says.
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How can you not get caught up in trying to see who blinks or fidgets?
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I'm saying this because it's so easy to get caught up in our own lives.
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I couldn't get caught up in picking a certain man to please a certain community.
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Health care is far too critical to let it get caught up in partisan bickering.
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It's human nature to find joy in solving problems and get caught up in discovery.
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It can be easy to get caught up in the breathless romance of wedding prep.
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Don't get caught up in paranoia—you actually are receiving a lot of support today!
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I can't get caught up in the racial, sexist bulls**t he's got going on.
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In good times, it is easy to get caught up in trying to obtain everything.
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"I really don't watch award shows and get caught up in all that," he said.
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It's delicate political ground, and we don't want to get caught up in the wash.
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"I don't get caught up in it in the least," he said of the standings.
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"Because I don't get caught up in the New York nonsense and all the hubbub."
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Here's what you need to know to get caught up in time for Manafort's trial:
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Nadal did not get caught up in any hype about another possible encounter with Federer.
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We can get caught up in the moment of the thing you are working on.
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Even the savviest among us can get caught up in the pressures of salary secrecy.
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If you get caught up in some shit and fuck up and get dunked on?
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Today could be super moody, especially if you get caught up in the small stuff.
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"I've always been a firm believer in waiting until guys' careers are over, but a lot of people nowadays get caught up in the moment, get caught up in what have you done for me lately and forget about the great players," Durant said.
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But Democrats, like Donald Trump's Republican competitors, as well, get caught up in the daily controvert.
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They don't get caught up in messy Instagram drama or say the wrong thing in interviews.
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Even these reconsiderations cannot help but get caught up in the maternal melodrama of it all.
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Amanda Carpenter always knew it was possible she could get caught up in a Washington scandal.
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"I don't want to hold things up and get caught up in false fights," Biden said.
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It's easy to get caught up in the holiday hype, but don't forget about Uncle Sam.
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During prep I had to be careful to not get caught up in self body shaming.
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You get prison rules and many children get caught up in the older people's trouble-making.
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"I wouldn't get caught up in where's the location of it," Cook told the news organization.
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And when alcohol's involved, people make dumb moves or people get caught up in the moment.
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Don't get caught up in the ego trip of how many days or years you have.
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And even though I know I do it, I still get caught up in my head.
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Have fun with it, and don't get caught up in winning or building the biggest strongholds.
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And when alcohol's involved, people make dumb moves or people get caught up in the moment,.
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"I don't get caught up in how many, or when they come," manager Terry Francona said.
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I get caught up in the surroundings and usually forget to look at the actual words.
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Here, a swirl of mothers of first graders get caught up in a tangled, rancorous mess.
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Smaller investors who are out of the loop can get caught up in such massive fluctuations.
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This policy, says Stark, deterred researchers not wanting to get caught up in a political battle.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in the future and in the past," Bennett says.
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Olaf delivers plenty of laughs and you'll easily get caught up in the gorgeously animated picture.
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Everything becomes pathologized and restricted; people can get caught up in what will make them sicker.
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That's because the Sanders team doesn't want to get caught up in fights over the financing.
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Nor does it want to get caught up in a hot war between Israel and Iran.
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It's easy to get caught up in all this crap that's going on in the world.
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It's easy to get caught up in the moment, and you're not seeing guys do that.
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"One thing that we don't get caught up in here is your chronological age," Rizzo said.
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People get caught up in bunches sometimes and they wish they could control what you say.
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Did Roman get caught up in the drug trade, or change his identity and run away?
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So, dear reader, do not get caught up in today's headlines or the Fox spin cycle.
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"Sometimes people get caught up in these misplaced ideas of what authenticity is," Ms. Wasner said.
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"We've also been fearful that Apple would get caught up in the trade war," said Cramer.
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When it comes to cooking, it's easy to get caught up in the fantasy of transformation.
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"The fame, the whole thing, you do get caught up in it," Joy said in the documentary.
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However, advocates fear Dreamers could get caught up in deportation proceedings even if they're not a priority.
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"It is very important that that money not get caught up in any bureaucracy," Mr. Cuomo said.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in the rat race of New York City," he says.
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"It's just so easy to get caught up in the wrong things when you're young," he said.
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Even those who do look ahead can get caught up in the current political or economic climate.
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It's hard not to get caught up in the retail frenzy, even if you don't want to.
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When you were doing the book, did you get caught up in the spirit of the season?
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Remember that it's supposed to be fun, so don't get caught up in taking yourself too seriously.
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"People get caught up in a sales culture selling things that maybe they don't understand," he said.
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We cannot allow resources for children's health care to get caught up in politics and budget battles.
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People get caught up in what you're caught up in, which ultimately aids in clarity of communication.
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But that doesn't mean you don't get caught up in a number of other holiday time vortexes.
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"Sometimes you can get completely off track because you get caught up in other things," Harris said.
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It's easy to get caught up in a championship-or-bust mentality, but that's not always realistic.
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It's easy to get caught up in fantasies while these two planets are at odds with each other.
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We find that there are people who are 52 or 53 who get caught up in these issues.
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We get caught up in minutiae and risk losing sight of what binds us, rather than divides us.
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To the extent the market will get caught up in the rhetoric, it will create a buying opportunity.
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But successful people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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The mood is daydreamy—don't get caught up in paranoid thoughts just because things don't immediately make sense.
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Even those who reject overseas manufacturing seem to get caught up in the appeal of cheap mass production.
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JON FORTT: It's easy to get caught up in the magic of A.I. I'm curious about the business.
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He said it&aposs easy to get caught up in the excitement and try to damage the fence.
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I was either going to shoot somebody, or I was going to get caught up in some crossfire.
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It might sound kinky, but it's not the ideal situation to get caught up in when you're working.
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OK. So, let&aposs not get caught up in this little vanilla biscuit, oh, you know, semantic gymnastics.
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"I don't follow anyone on Instagram now, because that's when I get caught up in it," she says.
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This is actually a hugely transformative energy, but only if you don't get caught up in power struggles.
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That's always the case, but we pretend otherwise because it's fun to watch and get caught up in.
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Freeman himself doesn't want to get caught up in any of the fandom that comes with the sport.
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First, we tidied up, put away wires and shoes so they wouldn't get caught up in the robots.
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It's easy to get caught up in your feelings and let them dictate impulsive changes to your plans.
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"You try not to get caught up in it, because it was only the second out," he said.
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"It is easy to get caught up in the game of startups and investing in them," Wilson wrote.
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It was all too heady in these ways for me to get caught up in my previous problem.
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I try not to get caught up in the politics and hierarchies on their side of the table.
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"It's easy to get caught up in the moment, just going from tournament to tournament now," Marino said.
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I get caught up in whether or not I've mentally constructed it correctly and it ruins the book.
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It's very easy to forget when you get caught up in a day or finish a late match.
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Federer and Nadal have fluctuated in their desire to get caught up in it publicly through the years.
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"The holidays are really hard for me because I just get caught up in it all," she said.
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" Don't get caught up in the daily news cycle "We're more intent on finding the best possible companies.
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But Pittsburgh isn't about to get caught up in a "what if" game in regard to the playoffs.
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Then their coffins get caught up in high-voltage wires, and the corpses are electrocuted back into life.
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Rather than get caught up in all of that, it's probably best to protect yourself from the outset.
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We made a decision a long time ago not to get caught up in that aspect of it.
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We have all our wildfire updates on one page, so you can get caught up in a few minutes.
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But it's too easy to get caught up in all the hype, which is what most people are doing.
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For most people, it's easy to get caught up in everything you have to balance during a typical workday.
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Or, at the very least, don't get caught up in it all and book a holiday for god's sake.
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But mentally strong people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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Ordinary users can get caught up in the operations and take part in the spread of misinformation, Facebook said.
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It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of that, but the economics still need to make sense.
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"Sometimes I get caught up in the opinions of others and I get really down on myself," she wrote.
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But I also don't want us to get caught up in white folks validating our pain in their media.
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One may understand that it's easy to get caught up in the moment without fully weighing the possible ramifications.
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That means it can get caught up in Indian spats with China that have nothing to do with it.
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I get caught up in the texture of their voices and how they slot into the beat's smooth glide.
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There's an absurd amount to explore at Masada, and it's easy to get caught up in the distant past.
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But emotionally intelligent people don't worry about that because they don't get caught up in things they can't control.
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It's easy to get caught up in the day to day routine and lose sight of the bigger picture.
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Voice technology gadgets, including Amazon's Alexa and Google's Duplex, could get caught up in the next data protection battleground.
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You can get caught up in the mystery of that storytelling, of that leveling up, of that efficient routing.
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As long as we don't get caught up in aestheticizing it and forgetting all of the meaning and history.
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If you get caught up in the day-to-day, you miss the opportunity to strategize and be creative.
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And what did former Energy Secretary Rick Perry actually do, other than get caught up in the Ukraine debacle?
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Though the kits are designed for girls, I teach my sons not to get caught up in gender norms.
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He could get caught up in the story, so to speak, and little by little begin to forget himself.
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It is easy to get caught up in one of those challenging A-Z questions that pesky moderators ask.
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It's easy to get caught up in wanting to be right or spend endless hours ruminating about who's right.
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I think it's incumbent of people not to get caught up in the noise of what are noisy data.
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I don't want to get caught up in the specifics of this joke and the horrible responses it got.
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They stressed that these are not uniformly bots or trolls, and that real people get caught up in them too.
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Noisey: To start things off, how do you prioritize what you need and not get caught up in bad energy?
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One concern is that satire and headlines that parody well-worn clickbait cliches might get caught up in this trawl.
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"Sometimes I get caught up in the opinions of others and I get really down on myself," Baldwin, 21, writes.
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"When you get caught up in magazine covers and stories, you start believing your own hype," Spencer tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Shoelaces often get caught up in the wheels, so it's best to stow all your footwear before a cleaning session.
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We've tried not to get caught up in every possible fact check of a trivial statement or attack or tweet.
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Guilt sometimes trickles down my back if I get caught up in thinking that our in-law exchange wasn't even.
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And after the experience, you will likely get caught up in wondering what else can be achieved with this technology.
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People underestimate that because they get caught up in too many headlines that are more political than they are economic.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't expect the company's flagship handset to get caught up in growing trade tensions with China.
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Oppenheimer's Stoltzfus said investors shouldn't get caught up in the trade hype and instead should focus on the bigger picture.
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Throughout my career I've made decisions where I go off on a tangent and get caught up in an idea.
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DO THE CHINESE OR IS IT POSSIBLE YOU GET CAUGHT UP IN SOME SORT OF BOYCOTT OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT?
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"It can be easy to get caught up in the drama here — talking about people, romantic situations," Ms. Orlick said.
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Many have huge gaps in their schooling and are trying to get caught up in the classroom, Ms. Cook said.
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They get caught up in the excitement of it all which makes finding a long lasting relationship that much harder.
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Johnson has a great sense of style and visual flair, so it's easy to get caught up in the adventure.
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But shelters too often get caught up in the morass of building permits and filings that invariably slow things down.
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However, the baseball world is now speculating whether Beltran, the Mets, and Yankees will get caught up in the scandal.
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Its shares had fallen on Monday on concerns that the bank could get caught up in allegations of money laundering.
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It's easy to get caught up in the polarization, because anything can become vitriolic on social media at any point.
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"It's so easy in parenthood to get caught up in the day-to-day logistics of having kids," Hennick said.
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Sometimes I get caught up in bad content, not like bad, but just not well-made stuff and watch it.
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Excitement is in the air—this is a profound time for change if you don't get caught up in drama.
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If instead you get caught up in the trappings of wealth and fame, Sinek says you'll never truly be successful.
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Because I think that skateboarding has you so engrossed that you don't have time to get caught up in that noise.
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And while Jimmy will almost certainly get caught up in the consequences of that choice, for the moment he's in freefall.
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Look, I know how easy it is to get caught up in your work, and even to feel crushed by it.
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DOBBS: Sometimes I get caught up in those sibilants because I&aposm so used to going other places rather than (INAUDIBLE).
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Despite your best intentions, it's easy to be reactive and get caught up in returning calls, attending meetings, answering e-mails.
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"Sometimes people get caught up in the trivial things that have no relevance to where you're trying to go," he said.
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The issue for many is we often get caught up in getting by today, at the expense of our future goals.
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Working at The Verge, it's easy to get caught up in the latest and greatest gadgets dominating the tech news cycle.
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Other presidents have seen associates get caught up in investigations or scandals that were highlighted or magnified because of their closeness.
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Hong Kong connection Dahlin is not the only Swedish citizen to get caught up in China's crackdown on civil society groups.
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When we kind of get caught up in the minutiae, details that make us different, there's two ways of seeing that.
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" But for legitimate publishers, the guidelines can still be important to "make sure you don't get caught up in the crosshairs.
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He points out that it's common with newer technologies like machine learning for people to get caught up in the hype.
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It's tempting to get caught up in the outrage machine and respond to each and every one of Trump's tweet provocations.
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Sometimes we get caught up in our world on the extras of everything — 'Ah, the Mercedes is not the right color!
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"I don't want to get caught up in the labeling between socialist or capitalist," Chairman Jeremy Zellner told the news outlet.
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" Bird added: "People get caught up in points, but I can't say it's in the top 20 of my favorite games.
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Between the couple's colorful anecdotes and impressive choreography, the movie makes it easy to get caught up in its bittersweet story.
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I too get caught up in the lure of a deal, and have learned to buy just what I need.2.
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Intense conversations come up today, but deep bonding is also possible—if you don't get caught up in a power struggle.
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The most famous star to get caught up in the campaign was actress Fan Bingbing who has 62 million online followers.
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"It's the discipline not to get caught up in the moment," Carter told Forbes in a 2010 joint interview with Buffett.
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My advice is not to get caught up in any one poll and instead consider the race to be very tight.
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"I kind of think people get caught up in the 'basketball A'ja' and just think she is a robot," Wilson said.
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Yet how can I not get caught up in the torment of emotional turmoil where plastic research and family frictions intermingle?
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I've got one sitting out here who's 10 and one who's 20, is like, don't get caught up in the fray.
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But considering evidence contradicting the reigning popular wisdom, it's foolish to get caught up in the frenzy over the wrong curve.
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Positive role models are hard to find, he said, and it is easy to get caught up in the wrong thing.
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Once you aren't as financially constrained, it's easy to get caught up in the feeling of success and spend too much.
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It's easy to get caught up in the narrative of innovation, disruption and rising valuations (and ignore the lack of profits).
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Memes, he said, can encourage people to get caught up in the excitement of an upswing in price and invest unwisely.
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The tendency is to get caught up in white feelings rather than to understand why we are all doing this work.
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But it doesn't have to be like that, especially if you don't get caught up in making super-sophisticated recipes every day.
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It can be easy to get caught up in the language of Sudan's reputation as the only remaining male of his subspecies.
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Whether the other side is playing fair or not, because you are going to get caught up in a host of problems.
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Sources close to the security team suggest the company didn't want to get caught up in the political whirlwind of the moment.
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It's easy to get caught up in the spectacle of this rollout and piecemeal updates that came years, weeks, and hours apart.
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You get caught up in their courtship and swept away in the ongoing question of will they or won't they get together.
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Lee said investors who focus on opportunities from politics tend to get caught up in the aftermaths, losing sight of larger trends.
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But pensions defeated him, after he looked likely to get caught up in a corruption investigation that had already entangled many lawmakers.
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I scrolled through the tweets with a smile, letting myself get caught up in what felt like a made-for-TV drama.
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So many people get caught up in just waiting for someone to stop talking in order to say what they themselves think.
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If Harry Potter has demonstrated anything it's that you don't have to be a kid to get caught up in Rowling's magic.
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"I didn't want to get caught up in a million details," she tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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With so many indicators, pundits, and exogenous factors simultaneously attacking investor psyches, it's fairly easy to get caught up in the rigmarole.
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The one thing that has always held him back was the risk that US troops might get caught up in the onslaught.
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Stuff like that gets overshadowed because you get caught up in the baseball aspect, but he kind of got the bigger picture.
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So many women on the show get caught up in the idea of whoever is the Bachelor, rather than the man himself.
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Against a southpaw, the double jab works but can get caught up in the lead hand if the opponent is actively handfighting.
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You'll be outside and get caught up in certain events, so you don't have an opportunity to sit down and get food.
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"We would be mistaken to get caught up in the headlights of what's going on in Northeast Asia right now," he says.
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"I've been in the food business all my life, and sometimes you get caught up in your own little world," Rama said.
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I don't think Sam's going to get caught up in as much noise as people are afraid he might get caught in.
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It's believed that if you're not of sound mind before entering, then spiritually, you too will get caught up in the whirlwind.
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Yet for all these caveats, be prepared to get caught up in the buzz of the iPhone X (pronounced ten, not ex).
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NEW YORK Sometimes we get caught up in solving day-to-day problems, devising short-term strategies to address our immediate circumstances.
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I felt the connection instantly but didn't want to get caught up in it, since I was so new to single-hood.
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"If you have the page in front of you, you get caught up in it — 'That's an eighth note,'" Ms. O'Hara said.
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Even seasoned homeowners can get caught up in the allure of a certain neighborhood or the grandiosity of a big, modern home.
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It is easy to get caught up in the shouting of politicians, or to want simply to walk away from it all.
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It's easy to get caught up in daily work and dramas and forget about self-care, particularly at busy times of year.
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Delay into 2018 will increase the likelihood that the negotiations get caught up in Mexico's presidential elections and then the U.S. midterms.
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I think with blacks and African Americans, we really get caught up in the idea of racism over the idea of industry.
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" Still, he said, "It's easy to get caught up in the negative aspect of this, but I remember my son and his smile.
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We kinda get caught up in the minutiae, the details that make us all different; I think there's two ways of seeing that.
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I think that with blacks and African Americans, we really get caught up in the idea of racism over the idea of industry.
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"You tend to see a lot of companies get caught up in" market selloffs, said James Duffy, ETF product manager for Van Eck.
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Step Sisters does not get caught up in trying provide explanations and historical context for how relations come to exist on college campuses.
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Synthetic biology will certainly get caught up in the post-eugenic discussions of such matters that CRISPR has brought to the fore today.
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We see Aunt Stephanie, D.J., Kimmie, and the kiddos rush out from Narita airport and get caught up in the bustling Japanese city.
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We get caught up in things like Uber and WeWork … you look at the best companies today, Amazon, Netflix, Tencent, it's all models.
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She told Business Insider that when you're starting your influencer career, you shouldn't get caught up in waiting for companies to reach out.
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It's just one of those deals where you get caught up in the day-to-day and that gets pushed to the backburner.
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"One of the things that makes us most unhappy is we tend to get caught up in things that don't matter," Bergwall said.
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It's easy to get caught up in trying to make the best-seller list, but it's like ... writing a book is the achievement.
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"Too often, I think we all get caught up in working and setting our sights on where we want to go," she says.
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It's very easy to get caught up in the noise, and we really focused on what made sense for us as a brand.
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It's easy to get caught up in categories: in ideology, in whether you're a Democrat or Republican, in a "you versus them" mentality.
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"We kind of get caught up in looking for him, sometimes too much when he's not open," Stephen Curry said after Game 2.
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But you get caught up in that and get in a lot of trouble and it will affect your performance on the field.
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Don't get caught up in just listing every leadership role you've ever had — think about the ones where you truly made a difference.
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"Too many of us get caught up in the cycle of life where you basically do the same thing every day," Joe said.
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For Wortmann, the reasons people like he and I get caught up in these cycles has everything to do with classical psychological conditioning.
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"So you can get caught up in process, or you can focus on the actual reality," Stewart said in an email on Sunday.
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Because sometimes we get caught up in all of that, and it's like, these are just people making decisions to make themselves feel whatever.
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They read the stories and watch the games, but they have no idea what it's like until they get caught up in the machinery.
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We too often get caught up in the technology itself, and may lose sight of the basic human needs or desires technology is serving.
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It's a moody piece about a couple on a vacation of sorts who get caught up in some criminal schemes on a remote island.
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"When we kind of get caught up in the minutiae, the details that make us different, there's two ways of seeing that," Ali continued.
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Those who get caught up in the silly debate of "am I a racist if I support Donald Trump" will be missing the point.
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Its followup, Dark Sky, brings the crew along on a new mission to the Rassvet System, only to get caught up in a revolution.
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It's really important for me not to get caught up in what I look like for one day or how many followers I have.
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It's common for Americans to get caught up in U.S. surveillance of foreigners, such as foreign diplomats in the U.S. talking to an American.
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So, it can be easy to get caught up in the idea that if we just had a perfect diet, we'd feel perfect, too.
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I still cared about my grades and the bigger picture [of having a career] so I didn't want to get caught up in that.
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The maneuver depends on a 35-minute engine burn that will slow Juno down enough to get caught up in the gas giant's gravity.
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It's easy to get caught up in new features you can see and compare to previous models such as the screen, ports, and keyboard.
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I've heard you can get caught up in an acid trip and never return or it can just switch back on when you're older.
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"Sources close to the security team suggest the company didn't want to get caught up in the political whirlwind of the moment," they write.
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Similar to their female counterparts, it may be easy for boys and young men to get caught up in an unhealthy view of themselves.
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Still, my ringing phone and messages from friends pushed my frustrations aside, and I couldn't help but get caught up in everyone else's happiness.
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If you get caught up in 'Wow, these are big games,' when are you going to get a chance to pitch in big games?
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Simultaneously, I know, like the gown, I bend and mold to my surroundings and can get caught up in what's going on around me.
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Date Night Fey and Steve Carell played an in-a-rut couple who get caught up in a wild adventure in the 2010 film.
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He does his best to stay grounded even as he fears he'll get caught up in distractions that come with life in the spotlight.
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You almost forget the porn is happening once you get caught up in the characters and the challenges, just like every other reality show.
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"It's very easy to get caught up in these sensationalized visions," said Tina Quigley, general manager of the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada.
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They can be people who are deceived by a strong personality or get caught up in their fears and terror of Obama and Hillary.
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The two transform the dirty establishment into a glamorous one, rekindle their spark and get caught up in a drug deal along the way.
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China's legal system is opaque and weighted overwhelmingly in favor of the government and against the ordinary people who get caught up in it.
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I realized there's no need to get caught up in the pressure of feeling like you have to have it all figured it out.
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Teens can quickly get caught up in the feedback loop, posting and sharing images and videos that they believe will gain the largest reaction.
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"We may get caught up in past emotional fears that will hold us back from expressing our romantic notions and heart's desires," Stardust says.
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But for the growing number who get caught up in a wave of attention only to watch it drift away, it can be devastating.
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California has already promised to fight back, and the issue is likely to get caught up in legal battles for months if not years.
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"It's very important that you don't get caught up in the very short-term myopia," CEO Stephen Wynn cautioned during the July earnings call.
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It's an advisor's job to quell fears so investors don't get caught up in the day-to-day and sell at a low point.
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Because in Chicago, students who drop out of school are nine times likelier to end up in prison or get caught up in gangs.
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How much of it was doomed to fail for the cameras, and does that even matter when emotions get caught up in it anyway?
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Watch the new trailer for the movie, directed by Patty Jenkins (why, yes, she is a woman), and you'll get caught up in the beauty.
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When "Tomorrow Syndrome" starts to rear its ugly head, it's easy to get caught up in its effects and delay projects till the last millisecond.
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So many people get caught up in making sure that they're having sex "right," says Rachel Wright, MA, LMFT, a psychotherapist in New York City.
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When the market surges, it is easy to get caught up in the financial frenzy and be tempted to sell your stocks that are up.
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We can get caught up in every tiny decision and miss the enjoyment of parenting and the part of this that's supposed to be fun.
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It would be so simple to get caught up in the fun of Big Movez and let Joe and Dr. Mike slip into the finals.
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In terms of the ecosystem and Zenefits, I think there are companies that get caught up in the hype cycle, and it's not one individual.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Vivien Labaton, co-founder of the advocacy campaign Make It Work, told Vox in May.
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It's easy to get caught up in all the technology being built into cars of the future — ADAS, autonomous capabilities, V2X, and on and on.
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With slashed prices across the country for both offline and online retailers, it's easy to see how you could get caught up in the bonanza.
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While we may get caught up in the style and the music of the 163 Grammys, it's important to remember these people need to eat.
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And your point is that you can't get caught up in these near-term headlines, you have to look at the longer term trend. Right?
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It's easy for leaders to get caught up in their own worlds as there are many systems in place that make it all about them.
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So the next time you watch your favorite movie, don't just watch the actors reciting dialogue, and don't just get caught up in the sets.
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Here are three tips for what to do when the market falls (besides sell your stocks): Don't get caught up in headlines or your emotions.
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You have the rest of the day to read and reply to emails, answer to people and get caught up in the latest Facebook trends.
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And the administration and GOP Congress are in great jeopardy if they get caught up in it and take their eyes off the policy ball.
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As a manager at any level, it's important to stay down to earth — not to get caught up in the trappings of money or power.
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You've got to be in the right position, but you also need the luck because it's easy to puncture or get caught up in something.
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"It's easy to get caught up in issue policy silos," Vivien Labaton, co-founder of the advocacy campaign Make It Work, told Vox this month.
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Even those who'd never sat through a full game of baseball in their life couldn't help but get caught up in this exceptional sports drama.
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Letter To the Editor: "Labor Shortages Slowing Growth of U.S. Economy" (front page, May 22) demonstrates how industries get caught up in their own inertia.
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By increasing your joy, you'll be less likely to get caught up in any of the ups and downs of the stock market, Chopra said.
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I smile instead of snapping at her because the last thing I want to do is get caught up in the hell that is TSA.
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The people of Georgia's 3rd District sent me to Washington to get results, not to get caught up in a game of political hot potato.
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Many of these students are either referred to an alternative school, drop out or eventually get caught up in the juvenile justice or welfare system.
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" Wynn also said: "It's very important that you don't get caught up in the very short-term myopia that your professions demand in many respects.
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"You get caught up in all the tabloid sensation and all of that stuff, and you kind of forget about what's important here," Green says.
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When thousands or millions of people rise up in very passionate demonstrations, some bad, violent people are going to get caught up in the cause.
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"My biggest takeaway in my story with Kaitlyn, sometimes people say things in the moment, and we shouldn't get caught up in those moments," he said.
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We get caught up in the mass hysteria of cheap, temporary products formulated with mystery ingredients, only to suffer the next week with breakouts and irritation.
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I get caught up in reviewing testing data for the program and planning which reports I'll put together once this batch of testing data comes back.
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Box's hard-won NYSE debut was actually quite positive, but by then we were battle-scarred and smart enough not to get caught up in it.
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Fallout includes soil, building fragments, and other material that might get caught up in the cloud of a nuclear detonation and then propelled into the sky.
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Even though this is a cynical age, with trust in institutions declining steadily since the 1960s, people still really get caught up in the democratic choice.
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Remember what truly matters It's easy to get caught up in the entrepreneurial lifestyle: working long hours, stressing out over details and basically running yourself ragged.
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For instance, why get caught up in Civil War II when Marvel's Unbeatable Squirrel Girl has firmly moved from clever fan favorite to near-perfect imprint?
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It's just a matter of whether people are going to want to stand in the way and get caught up in it or start running away!
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Companies can sometimes get caught up in the semantic debates of what does and doesn't count as SDN and miss the point of this powerful movement.
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You can't — when you get caught up in reality [TV] like a lot of people do, reality stars do, and start chasing that next reality show?
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Hearing Ancel and the rest of his team talk about Beyond Good and Evil 2, it's hard not to get caught up in their infectious enthusiasm.
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However, it is inevitable that some Americans will get caught up in foreign surveillance when they're on the other end of the phone line or email.
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We may be living in the middle of the destruction and don't see it yet, but for some reason I didn't get caught up in it.
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" She thought that Cherry wouldn't have been punished so severely if she'd been white, but, she said, "I try not to get caught up in that.
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As the maker of family-friendly games like "Gardenscapes" and "Toy Blast", iDreamSky Technology never expected to get caught up in a tangle with Chinese regulators.
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It's a little too easy to drown in our feelings — or get caught up in other people's — when this sensitive and compassionate sign rules the skies.
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Video games can be a huge time suck—it's easy to get caught up in a gaming session and suddenly realize six hours have gone by.
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Sometimes with the Euros, you get caught up in the Spains, the Englands, the Frances, the Italys, the Germanys of it all (you Western-Centric, you).
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It might change when they get caught up in their day-to-day, they're frustrated, they have financial difficulties, or if they have post-partum depression.
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With two such big names behind the trend, it's easy to get caught up in the hype and enthusiasm these companies obviously share for the technology.
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Mm-hm. Oh, because one of the things that makes us most unhappy is we tend to get caught up in things that don't matter. Right.
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You don't need to know much about soccer to get caught up in "Diego Maradona," a propulsive archival documentary on the celebrated and infamous Argentine footballer.
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" He adds, "I don't get caught up in the trajectory of Porches or what people might expect next or what I think would make sense chronologically.
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But be careful: It's easy to get caught up in race excitement and start racing instead of running, which can affect the event you're training for.
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"It's very important that you don't get caught up in the very short-term myopia that your professions demand in many respects," said the casino mogul.
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Like Abigail Hill, it is easy to get caught up in the play of the game without pausing to look at the structure of the game.
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It'd be easy to get caught up in the delicate swoons and swells, if not for the grinning gleam that he lends some of his sounds.
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Conargo Hotel, Conargo Small town businesses closing down due to a declining population are a familiar story in Australia, and pubs get caught up in it too.
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So it&aposs as though we are in such a world of investigation that there is no element that does not get caught up in this spaghetti.
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A VPN can bypass the verification requirement, as can file-sharing sites, torrents, and small-time porn sites that don't get caught up in the government's net.
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Cramer knows no one wants to hear it, but investors shouldn't get caught up in valuations when it comes to an unseasoned initial public offering like Snap.
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Don't get caught up in the rush of the "sale" or let the sensation of mindlessly clicking fool you into buying things you don't need or want.
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It's easy to get caught up in the cheesy-but-well-meaning wedding hashtags, Pinterest-perfect decor, and wedding dresses you message your entire group text about.
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" He continued, "We get caught up in so many different things, things that we're pursuing and we forget about what matters most is the people around us.
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You can get caught up in comparing yourself to other people — that can be really hard for our generation, because of social media and pressures of world.
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It sounds obvious, but it's easy to get caught up in the latest nail art trends — stiletto nails complete with piercings look fab AF on the runway.
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Rather than get caught up in the belief that there's some semblance of "perfection" to be reached, we should embrace individuality, in ourselves and in other people.
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" He continued, "It's a bad look if you get caught up in all that stuff, because this is a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately league.
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It is easy to get caught up in the heightened rhetoric and over-magnify the territorial disputes as the beginning of China's looming dominance, regionally and globally.
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It's easy to get caught up in what happens right after you quit working, but take some time now to consider the later years in your retirement.
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"This is not the time to get caught up in reliving arguments from before," he told several hundred people gathered in a hotel ballroom in Decorah, Iowa.
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Bumped and nudged by one another and by melting pack ice, the bergs eventually get caught up in the southbound Labrador Current and sail down Iceberg Alley.
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"They come with a sense of irony and, in about 30 or 40 minutes, people drop the irony and get caught up in the story," he added.
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You know, when we kind of get caught up in the minutiae, the details that make us all different, I think there's two ways of seeing that.
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In the future, Ivanka may well get caught up in the investigations, prosecutions, and scandals that dog the administration and seem to grow in number every day.
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The legislation could get caught up in an unfolding debate about regulation in Britain and whether to keep tracking the EU or take a more independent approach.
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"Los Angeles is a hypnotic place where you can get caught up in the same routine, day after day, for the rest of your life," she said.
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A handful of programs would pay top dollar for a select few athletes, while other schools would get caught up in a bidding war they couldn't afford.
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Innocent Syrian refugees — or peaceful immigrants with a Muslim upbringing — can get caught up in our notions of who is a terrorist, no matter what the statistics say.
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Even people who strive to be progressive and accepting can get caught up in this way of thinking—hell, I did through much of my childhood and adolescence.
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Jim Cramer knows no one wants to hear it, but investors shouldn't get caught up in valuations when it comes to an unseasoned initial public offering like Snap.
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" Speaking to the BBC, Tomlinson said the toughest part was playing the song for his sisters because he "didn't want them to get caught up in the sadness.
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Travis Scott also went on to get caught up in the feud because of a line on his song "Sicko Mode," which the Canadian rapper is featured on.
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Even people in relationships can benefit from focusing on themselves, because it's easy to get caught up in your partner's needs when you're in a relationship, Boykin says.
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The holidays can be all consuming: From shopping for gifts, to travel plans, to a jam-packed social schedule, it's easy to get caught up in the madness.
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The British oil tanker which Iran confronted with three gunboats is a BP ship which was worried that it may get caught up in just such a skirmish.
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They understand that climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics, and the opportunities offered by this solution are too great to pass up.
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Flake said Sunday he "doesn't get caught up" in discussions over possible impeachment, but said it would be a "big problem" if Trump fired Mueller or pardoned Flynn.
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Don't get caught up in long conversations, two-hour lunches, IMing, or emailing with your partner when you should be working on projects or preparing for meetings.12.
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" Last weekend, UConn was taken aback when Duquesne guard Deva'Nyar Workman said that UConn was not "superhuman" and that she would not "get caught up in their greatness.
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Sometimes, as an actor, it can be easy to get caught up in the life and personality of the character you play (we can only assume, at least!).
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Even people who strive to be progressive and accepting can get caught up in this way of thinking—hell, I did through much of my childhood and adolescence.
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"He has to have a certain tempo for the jumps, and it's hard for him to not get caught up in the lyrics," said Brian Orser, Hanyu's coach.
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We tend to get caught up in an angry voice or in minutiae or in stress or in tons of things that ultimately aren't that important to us.
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Now, they find themselves in the unfamiliar position of holding a share of the lead at a major championship — and trying not to get caught up in it.
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"I'm not unaware that we live in a very crazy political period, but I think it's also important not to get caught up in the 'nowness,'" he said.
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How much do you think civil servants get caught up in that pattern, where they are pursuing excellence in sausage-making not necessarily excellence in policy and strategy?
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The problem is that people often don't want to spend money upfront to protect their house or business, and then get caught up in a cycle of rebuilding.
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But it remains just below the surface of stories that are so exciting and intriguing that you get caught up in the thrill, the action, and the mystery.
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The Trump administration's attempt to nix the California waiver will likely get caught up in legal battles for months, if not years—and might reach the Supreme Court.
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Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, said it was uncommon for foreigners to get caught up in police shootings in the United States.
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"People often overspend and get into debt during the holiday season because they get caught up in the ongoing sales and don't watch all those purchases," Woroch says.
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JONATHAN GRAY: So we think of ourselves as long-term investors; that if you get caught up in the news of the day, it can be very disconcerting.
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Veterans treatment courts are unique programs that intervene on behalf of veterans struggling with substance use and mental health disorders who get caught up in the justice system.
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It's easy to get caught up in what's happening with one person who's been at the forefront of this movement, says Carly Mee, interim executive director at SurvJustice.
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I like feeling sexy, it's natural for me to be a tease—it's just in my personality—but I don't want to get caught up in just promoting sex.
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While it's easy to get caught up in the nitty gritty of what Jacquard does and doesn't do, it's equally important to remember there's a much bigger picture here.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business morale fell by more than expected in November as the country's exporters get caught up in a trade dispute between China and the United States.
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As University of Michigan Economist Justin Wolfers put it: Don't get caught up in any "slowdown" hype -- payrolls growth over the past three months have averaged a healthy +178k.
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" The new mom of the couple's 1-year-old son, Gunner Stone Pratt, said, "It's really easy to get caught up in like, Hollywood and the fame and success.
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For proof, look to Spring Breakers which follows four college girls as they head down to Florida and get caught up in a lifestyle of partying, drugs, and stealing.
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Don't get caught up in the notion that tech lives and dies in the Bay Area, or that sharing an area code with the giants will spur your momentum.
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With market volatility making headlines, it's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day ups and downs, panic, and lose sight of your long-term investment goals.
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Most icebergs get caught up in the swirling Antarctic currents and fall apart, but this one stayed trapped in the cool coastal waters where it could remain for decades.
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It's easy to get caught up in the new, cool thing aspect of transportation tech and apps, but there's some real social benefit and freedom to be found here.
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The moves are the strongest sign yet that businesses in the world's most populous country are growing worried that critical commodities could get caught up in escalating trade tensions.
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I get caught up in the themes, the plot consistency, the framerate and performance — all the things that are important, but aren't the core of what makes games great.
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A few hours later, you get caught up in the moment, forgetting completely that you wore that bright pink — and now, you both look like Heath Ledger's Joker. Yikes.
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"You know, when we kind of get caught up in the minutia, the details that make us different, I think there are two ways of seeing that," he said.
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Some get caught up in the enthusiasm, like those who invested in the Beanie Baby bubble, convinced that the toys could only grow more valuable with each passing year.
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When you get caught up in your weekly routine, it's easy to lose sight of how important people are to you, especially those you have to make time for.
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The groups asked Facebook to whitelist their organizations in order to ensure they did not get caught up in future efforts to take down fake campaigns, two sources said.
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Speech times aren't 100% clear -- the UNGA schedule is only a guideline, since leaders can trade slots, especially if they get caught up in New York City's notorious traffic.
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"Sometimes we get caught up in how someone is doing it rather than just being focused on, wow she's she's getting it done, she's making a difference," she says.
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"It was not my intention to get caught up in a national debate, but I do believe that I am speaking for the residents of my city," Schaaf added.
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"I wouldn't get caught up in the short-term moves in the Treasury market," said Mike Materasso, co-chair of Franklin Templeton's fixed income policy committee in New York.
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These put at risk those who run the system, those who work in or alongside it, those who get caught up in it, and the general public as well.
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I like the lazy river aimlessness of it, the way you can get caught up in a current, and an emotion, a feeling, the spirit of a television show.
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When you walked in, all you wanted to do was do your 8 hours 35 minutes and go home, because you didn't want to get caught up in anything.
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"You know, when we kind of get caught up in the minutiae, the details that make us all different, I think there's two ways of seeing that," he said.
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In a novel that borrows from Paul Bowles and Patricia Highsmith, the two characters, neither of them a trustworthy narrator, get caught up in a mysterious disappearance in Tangier.
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To recap: Section 702 gives US intelligence broad power to surveil foreign targets outside the US, and if some US citizens get caught up in it, well, that's just life.
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Shouldn&apost he be preparing that everybody from washing machines to food staples are going to get caught up in this and you, America, have to be prepared for that?
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"You get caught up in this whole thing that you don't want to be alone and you can't handle life on your own, and maybe subconsciously think you deserve this."
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We pick our way across and through it, tentatively, causing it to shudder and jiggle and jangle as trouser bottoms and other bits of clothing get caught up in it.
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"We tend to get caught up in our own needs and our own wants, that we don't really pay attention to what our partner is actually saying," Dr. Greer says.
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While it's tempting to get caught up in day-to-day stresses, and it's easy to get stuck in a rut, mentally strong couples don't lose sight of their values.
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They are rated IPX212 (the MW210 were IPX5.03), so they should hold up well to sweat, as well as rain if you get caught up in a brief shower storm.
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I think it's important not to get caught up in the fact that they're not surrounded by people that look like them, but to embrace their individuality, and their uniqueness.
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"We don't ever want to get caught up in crazy price wars or competition — we want to create something unique," Target chief merchandising office Mark Tritton explained to Architectural Digest.
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Small families of herbivores will huddle together to ward off towering predators, and sometimes the very creature you're hunting will get caught up in a battle with another terrifying monster.
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It's easy to get caught up in all the glam surrounding the Oscars best dressed ladies, but you can't miss these dudes who put some serious personality into their looks.
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For those moments when you'd rather not get caught up in an argument about Hillary for the thousandth time, try practicing some mindfulness by focusing on other things around you.
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But so long as Trump keeps playing the unpredictable aggressor, he's also likely to piss off many other US trade partners who worry they'll get caught up in his protectionism.
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I missed the fad the first time around and was genuinely excited to get caught up in caring for my virtual pet like millions of kids did 20 years ago.
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Despite producing more than 600 legislative analyses per year, it tends to get caught up in controversy over the several reports per session — like the AHCA — that make headline news.
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" Mahershala Ali, for Classiest, Most Nuanced Message: "When we get caught up in the minutiae and the details that make us different, I think there's two ways of seeing that.
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"Hobbs and Shaw" is in theaters and it's easy to get caught up in The Rock and Jason Statham's characters' bickering along with the big action pieces in the film.
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Although some of the footage makes you want to hold onto the edge of your seats, it's quite an accurate example of how Brits get caught up in the moment.
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It's a welcome salve and epiphany amidst chaos—a record so damn beautiful that it allows you to forget the external noise and get caught up in its own instead.
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"Don't get caught up in the moment and put yourself n a situation where you have to respond with force," said Mark McComack, the operations officer at the Tucson Sector.
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As we work to protect ourselves from pathogens, it's easy to get caught up in panic — and that panic can threaten the tenuous control we maintain over our mental health.
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You might not need to shout your answers like if you were playing at a friend's house, but you'll likely get caught up in the game and shout them anyway.
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"I regret, more than anything, that I allowed myself to get caught up in this and fail to help those who need it," Mr. Baroni, a former state senator, said.
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It's easy to get caught up in your line of work and feel like that's all there is, Kurtz notes, so get out there and be inspired by the world.
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It's tempting to get caught up in the drama that online harassment brings, but give yourself space away from the internet to make sure you're in a good head space.
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So either you get caught up in the drama and everything is really exhaustively up and down—really high and really low where you're just really reacting at all times.
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When you live in New York, it's really easy to get caught up in the idea that this city is hard to live in and everyone is hustling all the time.
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Allianz is one of the first overseas firms to get caught up in the Royal Commission, which has largely focused on the poor behavior of Australia's biggest banks and wealth managers.
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It's easy to get caught up in all the negative, especially if we're already worried about something, but just because our mind is telling us something doesn't mean it is true.
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While forfeiture may help nab a drug courier or a smuggler, anyone with a lot of cash and no bank account can easily get caught up in its web, critics say.
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Is it to try to influence others on Twitter about what the messaging is so that people get caught up in it and lose sight of what they're trying to say?
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Be careful not to get caught up in the emotions that are so prevalent in the gold market, and remember to keep considering gold in the context of your other investments.
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While you're welcome to shift one way or another in its dream-like current, it's best to let yourself get caught up in the flow and go wherever it takes you.
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Diageo, however, faces potential pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump's use of tariffs as a weapon in trade conflicts because Scotland's most famous export could get caught up in the crossfire.
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For those of us who inevitably (and understandably) will get caught up in celebrating our love of rich chocolate and tryptophan-producing poultry, dad's special day may fall by the wayside.
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But as they drift further north, they eventually get caught up in the mid-latitude westerly winds, which turn the storm track to the north and then northeast or even east.
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" Speaking to local TV station KOMO earlier this week, B.J. said, "It's easy to get caught up in the negative aspect of this, but I remember my son and his smile.
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"I hope the Yawkey Foundation doesn't get caught up in this because they do incredible work in Boston," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh told WCVB-TV, a Boston ABC affiliate, on Thursday.
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Democrats counter that the requirements simply cause people to lose coverage, including those who do work but who get caught up in bureaucratic hurdles trying to prove they meet the requirements.
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For me, I feel like I had a good foundation and good upbringing, so I can stay true to myself and not get caught up in the insanity of it all.
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"It can be easy to get caught up in growth when you're trying to scale, but it's important to think beyond the numbers and outline your long-term vision," Chesky added.
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Read: Vulnerable migrants targeted by traffickers In Yemen, migrants also often get caught up in the conflict, sustaining injuries or even dying from shelling, and some are taken to detention centers.
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Given that racial segregation, poverty, and bias affect the odds that young black males get caught up in the criminal justice system, systemic racism limits the economic fortunes of black men.
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Though the designers can get caught up in their artistic pretensions, here the sheer craftiness of the exercise grounded their more overblown tendencies and made for a charming, thought-provoking result.
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In China, the government is eager to clear hurdles for self-driving cars, data sharing, or factory automation, while start-ups in the U.S. get caught up in regulation, Vernal said.
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We tend to be OK. But if we get caught up in getting ruminating and thinking about all the reasons why we're sad, that's when we tend to go into depression.
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So often, we get caught up in the stress and drama of crafting the perfect selfie or quibble about how annoying it is that our mom keeps liking our Facebook photos.
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Maria's selling drugs out of the beauty salon, which stresses out Aleida because she has two days left in prison, and she doesn't wanna get caught up in any of that.
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It's easy to get caught up in the drama, in our own fear, in the chaotic swirl of misinformation; the same Photoshop-transposed shark swims through flooded streets after every hurricane.
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When it comes to trade deals and tariff threats, "unless you see pen hit paper, don't get caught up in it," JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade told CNN Business.
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The privileged teenage girls in "Oligarchy," attending a dysfunctional, third-string boarding school in the countryside north of London, get caught up in a mass-psychogenic, contagious version of anorexia nervosa.
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Westbrook's triple-double carries Thunder past Nuggets OKLAHOMA CITY — It is easy for opponents of the Oklahoma City Thunder to get caught up in the glitz and fury of Russell Westbrook.
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House Democrats did not want to get caught up in a protracted court battle; they're still arguing a subpoena for Don McGahn, former White House counsel and a key Mueller witness.
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A handful of big sports programs would pay top dollar for a select few athletes, while almost every other college would get caught up in a bidding war it couldn't afford.
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But to get caught up in that narrow discussion about the tactics in one encounter is not just to second-guess those on the scene but to miss the bigger issue.
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As women, we're so accustomed to looking after others that it's easy to get caught up in the periodic, here-for-a-good-time-not-a-long-time version of self-care.
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Guidelines for when police may turn to genealogical searches and the quality of DNA evidence they use could ensure that innocent lives are less likely to get caught up in the fray.
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When Blizzard Entertainment forced Nostalrius' closure early last year, it was hard not to get caught up in the community's warm, fuzzy outpourings of love and support as it rushed toward shutdown.
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"It's simple and we have clearly defined goals, so people don't get caught up in the confusion," says Wood Jr., who served with the Baltimore Police Department for more than a decade.
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The teardrop-shaped vents on the hood redirect air so it doesn't get caught up in the "gutter" where the windshield wipers reside, and the doors have air scoops and ducts, too.
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Yes, I'd read this in the instructions, and yes, I did get caught up in the moment of watching my little white bird zoom across the sky at 45 miles-per-hour.
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But lest you get caught up in the nuances of the arguments for and against porn (and all of the strings attached to them), let's return to the subject of ice cream.
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When you get caught up in the sexy of creating something new, which is more difficult than people expect, your competitors might be going from "1 to n" and eating your lunch.
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There are other popular platforms on the market, like Chatfuel and Meya, which help people build bots quickly, letting them focus on the content, rather than get caught up in the coding.
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"It was hard not to get caught up in it," recalled Francona on Monday, as the best-of-seven Fall Classic shifted back to Cleveland with the Indians in control 3-2.
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The rules can sometimes allow for interpretation from the moderator, who must try to keep the discussion on track and not get caught up in extended back-and-forth between the candidates.
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Rather than get caught up in the misleading appearance of the material world, we transport ourselves back to a moment when the world, with all its holes and imperfections, hasn't happened yet.
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It's easy to get caught up in making things shiny and new, but Beatrice de Jong, a Los Angeles real estate agent, cautioned against overlooking necessary repairs in favor of cosmetic work.
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The second-ranking Senate Republican warned Wednesday that the emergency aid might get caught up in a complicated year-end government funding package that could jeopardize quick approval of the hurricane aid.
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Clearly, Pineda's strategy is not without risk, but he has learned from his mistakes and doesn't get caught up in the emotion and excitement of the market twists and turns any longer.
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More important for the team's chances in March, Villanova's veteran core of Arcidiacono, Ochefu, Hart, and Jenkins are experienced and smart enough not to get caught up in any mid-February hype.
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Now, I'm not going to get caught up in numbers of that, because by the way, we hope the economy's better, and you'll have people more under employer plans than under Medicaid.
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Sessions has been the most unexpected member of the Trump administration to get caught up in the Russia scandal — unlike Trump or many of the president's other advisers, he's a career politician.
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These are tense times for the filmmaker Elaine McMillion Sheldon, who has seen many of the people she grew up with in West Virginia get caught up in the state's opioid epidemic.
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I believe it's better to just stay silent and not get caught up in their issues as the full story is unknown and you could potentially ruin their chances of being successful.
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Watching the movie, it's easy to see how someone could get caught up in Tokyo's allure, which was a "party that was about to go off the rails," according to Netflix's explainer.
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It can be hard to keep up with trends: The tides shift so quickly in fashion; it's easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of new arrivals, final sales, and surprise drops.
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When it comes to a show like The Bachelor, it can be easy to get caught up in the competition of it all and lose some perspective on yourself and what's really important.
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What's more, those episodes are all so recognizable as episodes — from a magic-inflected hour of short stories to a musical — that it became hard not to get caught up in the inventiveness.
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But when Marie and the kids sneak out of the house and follow their grandmother to Halloweentown, they get caught up in an evil plot to return the metropolis to the dark ages.
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It's really easy to get caught up in that romanticism—which is a beautiful thing—but there are still the harsh realities of that hard life because of the nature of the place.
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At a certain point, he says, it's easy to get caught up in the praise and believe your own hype to the point that you think the rules no longer apply to you.
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It's easy to get caught up in the movement, to be jarred by the chatter of something like "Valve"—the melodies were interestingly transposed from the speech patterns of their collaborator Miyako Koda.
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As this presidential race plays out — in what will likely be the most expensive and contentious campaign in history — it's easy to get caught up in all of the things that separate us.
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In the closing days of a hard-fought election, the last thing British Prime Minister Theresa May needs is to get caught up in one of President Donald Trump's social media dust-ups.
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He has the same rights as any other American citizen, but this shouldn't set a precedent for how ordinary American citizens' communications are handled if they get caught up in a FISA dragnet.
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It's easy to get caught up in the hunt, the endless dusty fingered pursuit of rare or otherwise unturned treasured buried in the bins of record stores in hidden corners of mega metropolises.
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Twitter has denied all shadow-banning allegations from conservatives, saying its algorithm aims to reduce the presence of white supremacists and other extremists and sometimes others accounts get caught up in the removals.
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Starring alongside Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Mackie as bodybuilders who get caught up in an extortion and kidnapping scheme, Johnson is the highlight as the coke-snorting, born-again loose cannon Paul Doyle.
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This is a powerful time for transformation as you look head-on into your shadow self—or, sneaky, shady energy will flow if you decide to get caught up in a power struggle.
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I kept my head low and tried to stay focused and clear of all the BS. There's a lot of shit going on, and it's hard not to get caught up in it.
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It's hard not to get caught up in the sense of suspense when a boat pushes off from the shore, a Megabus hits the highway or a train pulls away from the platform.
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"It's a scary place to get caught up in, the 'where's this going to lead,' 'what's going to happen to my future,' 'what is the next day,'" the 29-year-old Tebow said.
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There's an obvious chasm in the musical aesthetic of our dad's generation and our respective ones, but the joy it brings him and his friends is hard not to get caught up in.
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When business is gruelingly hard it's easy to take your eyes off the goals — to get caught up in the stress of the day and forget that a bigger picture is calling us.
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Hohn's detention comes at a difficult time in China for FedEx, which has become one of the most high-profile corporate brands to get caught up in U.S.-China trade and other frictions.
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" Modern fandom: "I think we get caught up in the hyper-trends of fans in leagues like the NFL, which I actually categorize in its own class because of how hereditary it is.
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So when the Hyperloop One team unveiled its "vision for America" — a network of hyperloops connecting major cities and ports across the country — it's hard not to get caught up in the, well, hype.
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"I think sometimes I get caught up in the fact that I haven't lost a hurdle race, and then I come here and there are girls who are faster than me," she told ESPN.
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Investors can buy and sell all types of assets at a low cost thanks to exchange-traded funds, but they can also get caught up in huge intraday market swings that sink their portfolios.
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This is how we get caught up in circular cost-benefit analyses of what it means to be "politically correct," as some comedians — mostly white, mostly male — insist that "PC culture" stifles creative environments.
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If you're not mindful, you can get caught up in materialism, but your longing to leave a memorable impact on the world through your work reminds you to strive for more than material riches.
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If they don't get sped up, or if the young guys don't get caught up in the Warriors trying to run them around and make it a scoring contest, there's a win in that.
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For entrepreneurs with a new venture, it's easy to get caught up in the many details of trying to get the company off the ground and think only about managing the day-to-day.
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"There are cameras everywhere and there's nowhere to hide, so when cast members behave outrageously, they allow themselves to forget there are cameras — and just get caught up in the moment," the producer explained.
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While the lifestyle of a model today comes with plenty of pressure and criticism, Moore is confident Freundlich has a smart enough head on her shoulders not to get caught up in it all.
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Impacts: Flooding rains, wintry mix, mountain snow The southern half of Arkansas will get caught up in a similar situation as East Texas, with 4 to 853 inches of rain and flash flooding possible.
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They get caught up in the momentum, you start feeling better coming to the ballpark, and you start getting that feeling that we're going to win tonight, and we're going to score runs tonight.
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Indeed, an early debate surrounding the series hinged on likability -- on whether it was OK, as executive producer Judd Apatow once put it, to get caught up in these characters' lives without liking them.
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It's likely the truth lies somewhere in the middle: pay-for-pay publishers are problematic, gender studies aren't immune, and even skeptics can get caught up in their own narrative from time to time.
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Even Barth, whose company VCs were responsive to early on, warns it is easy to "get caught up" in the process and pitch an unattainable vision of growth and scale just to appease investors.
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Sharpton, in introducing Sanders at the breakfast, urged the crowd not to get caught up in the "socialist" branding, noting that the tag has been used in the past to discredit leaders of movements.
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But John (Tom Coiner) has too much sense to get caught up in an affair with someone as needy as Hiro; he has a master's degree, a keen wit and a son he loves.
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If Varys is right that the best ruler is someone who doesn't want, someone who can't get caught up in the thirst for power or be overcome by anger, Bran is a pretty good choice.
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I find that sometimes our generation can get caught up in this depression cycle of consuming this terrible shit to a desensitized point and we forget that we can do more than just tweeting something.
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But if I think about it more, it's just an obsessive loop I keep playing in my mind that I can't get caught up in because it's totally self-destructive and not helpful moving forward.
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Despite potential pressure to nail down a date and location as soon as possible, Lemon said he and Malone are in no hurry, adding that he doesn't want to get caught up in the logistics.
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"I feel like if I try to think about it too much, I'm going to get caught up in the whole moment of things, so I'm going to take it day by day," she explained.
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"A lot of times we get caught up in America thinking we can only talk about subjects in one way, when the subject of cannabis is so interesting because it's a catch-all," she said.
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Obviously, we are following the content that means the most to us, and unfortunately, this administration has been so busy being so destructive, we often get caught up in what it is that they're doing.
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Conditional on crime, white youth offenders have diminished risk of contact with police, courts, and jails relative to youth of color, and they needed to commit more offenses to get caught up in the system.
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"You have to be mindful of not limiting [kids] based on gender," he said, while explaining that it's easy to get caught up in societal norms like dressing boys in blue and girls in pink.
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"It's easy to get caught up in the health aspect, but there's still a whole other side of this that could be just as devastating for some people," said Schauberger, the server from Orange County.
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Virality was once the delightful miracle of a networked age; you'd see a funny video going around, get caught up in the collective wonder and hilarity, and forward it on to your 100 closest pals.
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"If 2019 taught us anything, it's that you have to try as best as possible to keep to your process and not get caught up in the headlines," Strategas technical analyst Todd Sohn tells me.
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Louis), Sportsnet West (Calgary) ABOUT THE BLUES (453-245-24): St. Louis is trying not to get caught up in potential playoff scenarios and avoiding what figures to be a brutal series between the Nos.
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The running commentary makes it difficult to get caught up in the drama, while the intricate nature of the dramatization introduces a florid element closer to Cecil B. DeMille epics than serious history and scholarship.
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" He added, "And it's easy to get caught up in the play-by-play of things, especially in politics, so we try to remind ourselves to bring other parts of our collective personality into play.
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TV certainly isn't immune to that problem, but shows that get caught up in high-concept premises and big-picture thinking before doing the necessary legwork to establish characters and their relationships tend to be canceled.
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They take turns, they switch off in rapid succession, they rap in unison, they interrupt each other, they mimic each other, they criticize each other, they get caught up in their shared ritual of performed communication.
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When wedding season rolls around, it's easy for guests to get caught up in details like the outfit and accessories, and forget about hair altogether — until they're half-dressed and staring at themselves in the mirror.
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I'm still the same guy the knew when we were much younger, and I think I'm most proud of that because it's easy to change; it's easy to get caught up in this superstar fame thing.
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Although Archie and Veronica's teary breakup in Wednesday night's "Manhunter" now stands as one of the drama's most emotionally intense moments — and Apa and Camila Mendes' personal-best performances — don't get caught up in your feelings.
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It happens, you get caught up in the whirlwind of loving your pet and lose track of the exact time you have spent together, especially when it feels like you've known each other all your lives.
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To make sure that developers who are legitimately using this flow to offer users a subscription don't get caught up in this new system, Google also published a set of best practices for mobile billing today.
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I'm terrified that I'll get caught up in my studies and be the type of person to entrench ideals of workaholism or stress culture when, in reality, no one wants to sleep less than five hours.
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"A lot of people get caught up in their emotions, whether it's the fans, the media, the players and I think they lose a sense of the game itself," Bradley Jr. said Thursday after batting practice.
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Early on, I had to write it on my hand, 'bottom of the third,' because I would get caught up in something else and before I knew it, I'd forgotten to meet him in the cage.
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Take a listen: The lyrics, as Povenmire has written them, are: Lab coat, now red my bloody nose When you visit we come to blows But first I get caught up in prose I'm too vociferous.
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Excellent. In the rush to rapid growth, it can be easy to get caught up in what's next, like the next new layout, feature launch or product release — the next thing that will make users happy.
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While it's easy to get caught up in the roller coaster of spikes, plateaus, or ticks down each day, here's the thing: These incremental developments don't necessarily reflect what's happening with the disease in real time.
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It's easy to get caught up in the pomp of diplomacy when you find yourself on an escalator accidentally squeezed in between the tens of thousands of dollars of suits that make up a dignitary's entourage.
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And our cities get caught up in the hype, hitching their wagon to unproven concepts in the slim hope that their sleek-suited pitchmen can rescue them from the ills of choked highways and snarled city streets.
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When they lose, or fail to control a training-ground bust up, or get caught up in an undercover newspaper sting while drinking a pint of wine, they will be unceremoniously sacked by an ancient Alan Sugar.
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I think people come here expecting something to happen and they want to do something, they want to take part in something, so it's easy to get caught up in trying to go to the front line.
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Blake's nervous vulnerability and cheerlessness are so constant it sometimes starts to feel like a challenge to anyone not entirely willing to get caught up in it — any moments of relief or levity are quickly snuffed out.
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Not many people are taking the time to respectfully learn about different cultures, and sometimes the ones that do treat it in an exploitive way because they get caught up in poor marketing choices, business, and profit.
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The front wheel can be forced back into the footwell, resulting in serious and debilitating leg and foot injuries on the driver's side as the test dummy's feet and legs get caught up in the metal pedals.
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How did a British tabloid hack turned P.R. guru get caught up in this American scandal, which has left the president's son struggling to explain why he was willing to seek "oppo research" from a hostile power?
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There are other times where folks get caught up in the media and the newness and the shininess and the not understanding the technology itself, and they miss out on the actual core of what's happening here.
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"I am a bit surprised that they walked, but am pleased that they didn't get caught up in a bidding war with Oxy, who comes across as willing to fight to win at all costs," Rowland said.
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" Democratic presidential candidate and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg called the discovery "extremely disturbing" and said he hoped the case "doesn't get caught up in politics at a time when women need access to health care.
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But it's so easy to get caught up in running through the bullet points of What's Wrong in the U.S. in 2018 that we can end up overlooking the human tragedy that's piling up around all of this.
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It can be easy to get caught up in the many deals available during Prime Day, but that doesn't mean you should talk yourself into buying a lot of products you don't need just because they're on sale.
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"Unfortunately, it's really easy to get caught up in a battle of he-said-she-said when in a separation, and sadly, even easier to feel empowered by writing checks to attorneys and trying to 'win,'" Curtis reflects.
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"It's easy to get caught up in everything and shut out everything around you, but you must remember to not only love the moment you are in, but love the people that are in the moment with you."
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The detention this week of a former Canadian diplomat working for a nonprofit group in Beijing has added to jitters among Western executives over whether they or their colleagues could get caught up in tit-for-tat reprisals.
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A $60 billion investing firm unveils 7-year forecasts for a wide range of assets — and explains why emerging markets are a trader's best betIt's easy to get caught up in the day in, day out market gyrations.
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I think mostly when you're there you get caught up in the world of wanting to be vulnerable and looking for a relationship, so things like money or cell phones or drama at home are left at home.
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"This is what's wrong, when the world doesn't focus on the things that are right, the things that matter, the things that impact real people's lives and instead you get caught up in silly gotcha game?" he said.
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That's exactly why I don't want us to get caught up in an argument over who said what when about Social Security in the 1990s when Donald Trump is threatening Social Security and announcing cuts to Medicaid today.
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Anything less than a maiden NBA championship this year for Durant, a former MVP himself, would be a massive disappointment but the eight-times All-Star is not allowing himself to get caught up in the big picture.
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"It's so easy to get caught up in these things, even if you have nothing substantive to do with decisions," said Adam Goldberg, a Bill Clinton White House lawyer who handled crisis communications during the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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In a perfect world, you'd be prepared enough that you wouldn't let a birth control pill slip through the cracks — or get caught up in the heat of the moment, only to discover that you don't have a condom.
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Someone complained about a horrible odor a few hours later and (as he explained it to me) the monkey tried to make a jump for it but managed to get caught up in one of the exhaust fan blades.
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"We need to look to the future, and can't afford to get caught up in the fights from before," Pete Buttigieg said Thursday night in Ankeny, before swiping at both Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden by name.
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Justice Elena Kagan and Justice Sonia Sotomayor worried about how many words could get caught up in the law with Kagan suggesting that Congress could pass a law with a more narrow subset of terms that could be rejected.
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And yet, even as fans felt intense grief over the losses of Zeke and Pearly Mae (both murdered, though in very different circumstances), Underground didn't really get caught up in all the stories of fan anger over character deaths.
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That's what happens when you get caught up in drawing the boundaries around words and rules: you can forget what the point of the whole thing was in the first place, or struggle to think about the bigger picture.
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Meanwhile, another law is currently being implemented that may mean tax delinquents flying domestically could get caught up in the IRS dragnet: REAL ID — the antiterrorism measure that sets minimum standards for states that issue licenses and state identification.
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"The next month will be tumultuous because politics and economics will get caught up in the same storm," the aide said, adding that Temer was keen to press ahead with privatizations and the auction of oil and gas rights.
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But it seems a shame to me that women as talented as Saint John and Frei will get caught up in a fight where they don't have the allies — Kalanick, the board, a supportive executive team — needed to win.
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While Calabrese said she believes the show is called "Revenge Body" because it's eye-catching and fires people up, she also said prospective viewers shouldn't get caught up in the name since the actual show goes a lot deeper.
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Bill and Bridgett say they don't apply for state benefits like food stamps or unemployment because they don't want to get caught up in the Texas "system" — they want to come back to L.A. as soon as they can.
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" When asked whether he agreed with Nadler that the Judiciary Committee was now conducting an impeachment investigation at a Wednesday press conference, House Democratic Caucus chair Hakeem Jeffries urged the press not to get "caught up in semantical distinctions.
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When you stick your head in the sand and you deny something, and you keep denying it long enough, then suddenly you get caught up in the problem and you're not prepared for the problem, that's when you panic.
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" Throughout his career, Jeter says he has seen a lot of players come to New York and "get caught up in the lifestyle, and before you know it, they're sent away to another team because it affected their performance.
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"There are cameras everywhere and there's nowhere to hide, so when cast members behave outrageously, they allow themselves to forget there are cameras — and just get caught up in the moment," a former producer on the show shared with People.
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Private businesses now have little incentive to get caught up in the bad press that usually follows disclosures like Snowden's, so it's no wonder they want to convince their customers that their data are safe and secure, even from the government.
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And, as easy as it is to get caught up in the horse race between the two companies, vanity metrics aren't necessarily as important as companies would have you believe, says Carolina Milanesi, a consumer tech analyst at Creative Strategies.
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In the standalone category, we have The Spy Who Dumped Me, Susanna Fogel's female-driven comedy about two friends who get caught up in a spy ring after one of them is dumped by a James Bond wannabe ex-boyfriend.
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Although the scam has become a bit of a joke like the FTC says, it still results in millions of dollars in losses for victims every year, and people who get caught up in the scams can sometimes face personal harm.
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When she gets back to Annalise's, Laurel lies and tells her and Bonnie that she doesn't know where Frank is, because she didn't want to get caught up in her family's drama again by signing the papers (even though she did).
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There's a majestic quality to Queen Sugar that it's hard not to get caught up in, from the opening shots of Wesley's Nova undressing in the early morning light to the closeup of Gardner's face when Charley realizes her husband's misdeeds.
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"Any investor will tell you that if you get caught up in the melodrama of the fluctuations of the stock market, you're going to be a loser," the best-selling author and co-founder of The Chopra Center for Wellbeing, said.
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RELATED: What Robert Mueller failed to do Now, called before Congress as a private citizen, his actual spoken testimony consisted largely of throwing back to it and doing everything he possibly could to not get caught up in the political fight.
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It's not just Trump and his cronies who can get caught up in Section 702 surveillance: any American who communicates with a foreign government official, particularly one of a hostile nation, is likely to have those conversation recorded by US spies.
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"One in five women in America has relied on Planned Parenthood, and their health care shouldn't get caught up in congressional Republicans' extreme agenda," Dawn Laguens, executive vice president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, said in a Monday night statement.
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Everyone loves a holiday weekend and with several each summer — Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day — it's all too easy to get caught up in the excitement and, over a three-to-four day period, blow through your budget.
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Marino, who remains the youngest quarterback to ever start a Super Bowl, said Mahomes would be well served if he can remain laser focused and not get caught up in the massive spectacle surrounding the one-game, winner-take-all showdown.
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BERLIN, Jan 7 (Reuters) - German industrial orders fell more than expected in November, data showed on Monday, reinforcing expectations that Europe's largest economy is slowing as its exporters get caught up in a trade dispute between China and the United States.
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It is difficult not to get caught up in the physicality of de Nieves's works — his piece "Day(Ves) of Wonder" (2007–2016), featured in MoMA PS1's Greater New York show last year, took him seven years to complete.
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Cricket fans ought to appreciate an intimate look behind the scenes, but even viewers who don't know the game well will have the chance to get caught up in the personal experiences of these athletes as they strive to remain excellent.
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This is frustrating if you're trying to get organized and push conversations forward, but it's fantastic for unplugging, resting, meditating, and letting your imagination run free...just not too free, because we don't want you to get caught up in paranoia.
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There are also some parallels to "Fyre," the recent Netflix documentary about the Fyre Festival — particularly the focus on employees who get caught up in an entrepreneur's grand vision, even when they knew their bosses were playing fast-and-loose with the facts.
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"Any investor will tell you that if you get caught up in the melodrama of the fluctuations of the stock market, you're going to be a loser," the best-selling author and co-founder of The Chopra Center for Wellbeing, recently told CNBC.
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If you didn't get caught up in the Laurel/Yanny debate yesterday, perhaps it was because you were still busy fighting about something more important over Twitter: a new Friends theory that is threatening to tear apart the pop culture world forever.
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In The City Stained Red, Sykes introduced readers to Lenk, an adventurer who just wants to get paid for their work, only to get caught up in a brutal civil war in which a cult is working to resurrect an ancient demon.
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Yet none of this feels sentimental—rather it underscores how easy it is in neighbourhoods like this for young men to get caught up in events bigger than themselves, often by simply being on the wrong street corner at the wrong moment.
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According to productivity expert Sid Savara, checking email first thing in the morning signifies that you don't have a "clear list of priorities," and you're more likely to get caught up in busy work than actually accomplish all the things you'd like to.
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"We just get caught up in this loop about ISIS being horrifying and about saving these things, but we forget to talk about the whole history of destruction — such as the US military's destruction of sites in Iraq and Syria," Allahyari told Hyperallergic.
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We had fun making it, and I remember my attitude at the time was that we should just enjoy the experience and not even get caught up in any detail, nothing, and just throw down any idea and go with the flow.
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This is why McPhee can't get caught up in appeasing fans off the bat with the idea of a winning team, because it'll be a bigger disappointment when the team is bad—and there's no way of getting around this team being bad.
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The real message here is that while it's easy to get caught up in the game of latest-and-greatest, you should really pay attention to the features that matter to how you'll be using your new computer, phone or other device.
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Ian Bryant, Chief Executive of Canadian oilfield company Packers Plus said he was "more concerned than ever about the safety of our staff in Iraq," adding he was worried that U.S., British and Canadian citizens might get caught up in any unrest.
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"It's easy to get caught up in numbers and how things are going, but the fact of the matter is that I've been playing this game for a long time, so I know good things are on the horizon for me," Walker said.
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Like Jonah does in early episodes, it's easy to get caught up in the bloody catharsis of it all, in the way same way that other Nazi-disemboweling fiction—like Inglorious Basterds or the more recent Wolfenstein video games—begs you to.
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You're a realistic and down-to-earth person, Taurus, but you love to get caught up in whimsy from time to time, and that's exactly what's in store for you to today as communication planet Mercury mingles with the planet of fantasy, Neptune.
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Ian Bryant, Chief Executive of Canadian oilfield company Packers Plus said he was "more concerned than ever about the safety of our staff in Iraq", adding he was worried that U.S., British and Canadian citizens might get caught up in any unrest.
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The opposing sides live in such close quarters, and with so much shared history, that wives, children, cousins and girlfriends get caught up in the danger in believable ways, without the manufactured plot twists American dramas employ to put family members in jeopardy.
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But all that must and will eventually come to an end, and the many retail and less sophisticated investors who tend to get caught up in the glitzy hype of unicorn initial public offerings on the stockmarket should not be left holding the empty bag.
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The idea of magic users who are able to summon both real and fictional heroic spirits to fight for them is a solid concept, but the Fate/ works I've seen often get caught up in less-interesting, or even really creepy, aspects of their stories.
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"I was really just trying to stay as focused on what I was trying to do out there, and not necessarily get caught up in her web," the 26-year-old said of Hsieh, who had beaten her in three sets on the Paris clay.
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"If you get caught up in all this stuff around the edges — he may mistweet from time to time," Palihapitiya said, alluding to Musk's tweets about Tesla production numbers and funding, which have gotten him in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"As a consequence, our form suffers, we are more likely to get caught up in to-do lists, more likely to feel overwhelmed by the physical exertion, and perhaps most important of all, we don't get to enjoy and appreciate the run," he says.
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Actor Dean-Charles Chapman, who portrayed Tommen, commented back in 2016 that he hoped Ser Pounce "didn't get caught up in the blast," and that the cat would "move on with his life and get a girlfriend maybe," in the wake of that tragedy.
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In both work and romance you have a tendency to get caught up in the emotion of the moment or swept off your feet, and we just don't want to see another work of art elbowed, knocked over, pulled off the wall, or otherwise mutilated.
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"I think it is very easy to get caught up in the details of how something can come together and waiting for the perfect time to launch something, or the perfect partner or perfect resources," says the co-founder and CEO of Clique Brands.
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The lessons I learned from starting a company after the last economic meltdown apply today: Don't get caught up in growth-at-all-costs without considering the following… We chose to pursue the idea for Assistly because we knew it solved a real problem.
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Perhaps most important, as Democrats weigh their options in the 2020 field, she made a succinct case for why she believes she would be the strongest candidate to take on Trump and not get "caught up in his crazy," as one questioner put it.
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" He continued: "I immediately understood that if you're 18 and you're surrounded by 75,000 other 19 or 20 year olds, and you are surrounded by the best sound and the best visuals, it's hard not to take ecstasy and get caught up in that.
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It's very easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of it all, but to just remember, holy crap, I'm here because of this thing I did for free for so many years, and now I'm doing this for real and for a paycheck.
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What it seems to me we need to recognize is that relying on the generalized trends toward peace and prosperity is not really enough to pick up the hundreds of million people who get caught up in the places that are fragile and conflict-ridden.
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"Portugal looks great now to those who come from outside, but our health system has never been worse, the new jobs come with rubbish salaries, and our politicians continue to get caught up in scandals," said Vasco Farias, a 56-year old civil engineer.
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I see a lot of artists get caught up in the industry side of things and it becomes about a touring schedule, a festival schedule, and it gets to the point where they're making albums to feed a machine that's grown up around their art.
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According to sources familiar with Hill's testimony, she also said Bolton had warned her that he would not get caught up in what he referred to as a "drug deal" being cooked up on Ukraine by Sondland and White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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And even if someone I think Carter Page has been talking about if they get caught up in these, even if you were a criminal and you were going through our criminal system if you were surveilled you have the right to be told about this.
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Daly talked to PEOPLE about how this shocking report came to be, how tourists can often be fooled by insincere sanctuaries and what travelers can do to protect animals involved in wildlife tourism and the wild animals that could easily get caught up in this booming industry.
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BP, for instance, is concerned that its pipeline project in Azerbaijan to Italy -- which it argues would help countries depend less on Russian energy -- could get caught up in the new sanctions because of a partnership with a Russian company, according to industry and congressional officials.
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We can all get caught up in the moment and say things off script, but what matters is that we take the time to listen to those who may have been offended by our remarks and provide clarity, which is exactly what Dr. Carson has done.
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And right now, in this environment, whether it's quarterly earnings or whether it's social media, it's so easy to get caught up in the 24-hour cycle, as opposed to recognizing that big problems mean you've got to be able to look down into the future.
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Not only did Ladkani and his team get caught up in a riot in Mexico — with bullets flying past and stones being hurled their way — they later became the target of the powerful cartel that was less than pleased with their efforts to expose their illegal exploits.
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There's tons of runs worth watching at this year's Awesome Games Done Quick, and still more to come, whether it's to see a favorite game get played by some of the most talented individuals alive or just get caught up in whatever exciting run catches your eye.
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It was shocking to see the familiar face of billionaire investor Prince Alaweed Bin Talal get caught up in the purge, but you had to know something was amiss for him when he failed to attend any of the "Davos in the Desert" festivities last week.
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It's easy to get caught up in the ideological frameworks or technological limitations that Schmidt and Daniel impose on themselves for each record; on their 2001 album A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure, for example, they used only sounds recorded in operating rooms.
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There aren't many jobs for First Nations kids… I'm sure if all those kids had the opportunity for good Internet, they would have no need to get caught up in bad habits and would have more doors opened to them for what they want to do.
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I was mostly curious to observe myself get caught up in it, and what that said about me, and also what that says about how social media is ... you know those ants that get infected by spores in the rainforest and then climb up the trees?
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It's easy to get caught up in the drama of FBI director James Comey and NSA Director Mike Rogers giving testimony to the House Intelligence Committee about the Trump's wiretapping claim, alleged Russian interference in the US election and what, if any, relationship Trump's campaign aides had with Moscow.
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To the herbalists, the battle is not just about the nuances of trademark law: it is about protecting a tradition in which people freely share knowledge, honor those who taught them, and, even if money changes hands, do not get caught up in claiming ownership or making big profits.
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But Mr. Clinton concluded that he would fare better if he appeared to focus on the people's business and tried hard not to get caught up in each day's developments as the House moved to impeach him for perjury and obstruction of justice in a sexual harassment lawsuit.
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But even as prosecutors have shown how power players like Mr. Percoco navigated "the Albany game," as one witness put it, they have also shown how minor players in the game — Mr. Aiello and Joseph Gerardi, another executive in Mr. Aiello's company — could get caught up in it.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Eliza says Future's argument -- that had he known Eliza would kiss and tell he would have never slept with her -- is BS. She says, for starters, if Future didn't wanna get caught up in a paternity case he should have wrapped it up.
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"It was a very confusing situation, handled very confusingly by just about everybody involved, and it's too bad some of the kids get caught up in the machinations," said Pound, who's skipping the closing ceremony in protest at what he perceives as a weak punishment meted out to Russia.
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As I attempt to assess whether a fill word is "good" or not, I often get caught up in a process akin to those childhood hours spent browsing through the paper-and-ink pages of our encyclopedia, where looking up one topic led to exploring a dozen others.
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Ottawa Coach Guy Boucher told his resilient team not to get caught up in the big picture but instead to focus on the small things, a recipe that carried the Senators through a bumpy transition under their first-year head coach to the brink of a second Cup appearance.
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"When you get caught up in a movement, sometimes you promote things that make emotional sense at the moment but don't really make any sense overall," said Wade Zirkle, a Denver businessman and veteran who founded the pro-interventionist Vets for Freedom, then recruited Mr. Hegseth to take over.
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New tech&aposs place in the industryWealth management firms are set on the idea of artificial intelligence aiding human advisers and clients alike in decision-making, but they&aposre playing in a business that&aposs slow to change — and one that can get caught up in embracing buzzwords.
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Looking at these recent developments it's easy to get caught up in the hype (once again) of each new 3D printing technology — but between the economics, speed and quality of these new systems, it truly seems we're on the cusp of a future of fully functional on-demand and local production.
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But like most of Ambarchi's work, the longer you listen, the more you get caught up in the constant momentum of the whole thing—the fragmented precariousness that can feel like being in the backseat of a car that's moving just a little too fast for you to get comfortable.
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The technology is controversial for a number of reasons, chief among these are concerns that protesters and activists who have been arrested at an action may be subject to extensive, and likely illegal phone searches - other people's information will surely get caught up in this dragnet, creating a civil liberties nightmare.
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We have never seen a pass get caught up in a gust of wind defy the laws of physics in quite such a miraculous fashion, having been mishit so badly hit with such finesse that it bent back in on itself and landed right in the middle of the box.
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But there is another immigration case that has passed nearly completely under the radar in the more than a year that it has been on the court's docket, a case with important implications for the constitutional rights of noncitizens who get caught up in any kind of immigration enforcement proceeding.
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According to the sources familiar with Hill's testimony, she also said Bolton warned her that he would not get caught up in what he referred to as a "drug deal" being cooked up on Ukraine by US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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"There are a lot of things that have to take place, a lot of times you get caught up in the profession and you live in a tunnel and just focus so much on your position group that you don't expand to prepare yourself to be able to be the C.E.O.," Elliott said.
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But amid attending events with fancy dress codes, creating Insta-worthy itineraries for sunny-weather getaways, and spending every spare minute gift shopping for everyone from our best pals to our favorite baristas, it's easy to get caught up in ourselves this time of year and overlook those who are less fortunate.
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But as more projects of a similar nature inevitably appear, it may become increasingly easy to get lost in them or get caught up in the flashiness of immersive, virtual reality; the hi-resolution details of interactive 3D objects revolving on 2D screens; or the notion of robots carving in Michelangelo's favorite quarries.
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I did not want to get caught up in the Timothée Chalamet hype, although his performance in Call Me By Your Name as the very sleepy Elio was incredible, but with every late-night appearance and interview, this 21-year-old will, I'm sure, be happy to hear that he's winning me over.
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It's easy for families to get caught up in the financial aid letters they receive from schools, so the best practice is to go through line-by-line to understand how much of the offer is based on loans — which need to be repaid — and how much comes from grants, which are free.
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"I will admit I was guilty of that when I was younger because you get caught up in it, surrounded by people that are telling you that it's the most important thing, and you're young and you believe it," she said, noting that she came to the realization that she needed a break.
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"And so absolutely, across the country, Republican elected officials will seek to take advantage of this to bounce people off of the voter rolls who are disproportionately people of color, unemployed people, young people, people with disabilities, and it's also possible for military veterans to get caught up in it too," Kander said.
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If we focus too much on the harm, the seriousness of the policy issue, and the urgency to find a solution, then we get caught up in the sympathetic stories involved in the case and lose sight of the broader prudential and constitutional reasons for limiting the court's authority to solve the problem.
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"There'll be time to talk but we cannot allow ourselves to get caught up in something which has already happened, instead we need to think about the future and that means trying to prepare as well as we can for our next game so we can stay in this tournament," Marchena added.
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While the First Man controversy will, with any luck, blow over once more people are able to watch the film and speak about it knowledgeably, it's an instructive example of how easy it is for art to get caught up in America's never-ending outrage cycle, or to become a political pawn.
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Described as "travelers" rather than tourists — the distinction being that travelers could stay indefinitely while tourists are just passing through — an American couple (Debra Winger and John Malkovich) and their friend (Campbell Scott) arrive in Tangier in 1947 and soon get caught up in romantic entanglements that threaten the marriage and the friendship.
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The decision made the company the latest corporate name to get caught up in tensions relating to the Hong Kong protests, garnering it support in China but also drawing criticism from fans, players and commentators in the West, some of whom said that they would stop working with Blizzard as a result of its decision.
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These are pricey choices, but necessary to maintain a luxury atmosphere — I wouldn't want a client to drink Moët & Chandon out of a plastic cup, or get caught up in reception at a family-friendly travel lodge, which tend to keep a much closer eye on the lobby than four- and five-star hotels.
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This point is exacerbated by the fact that too many people tend to use the same password across sites, so if you get caught up in one high-profile hack — and given the sheer number of them, it's entirely likely — chances are, that password is out there waiting to be used on your company's network.
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In steady prose shaded by memory and lyricism, she describes how an impulsive girl, Scout Finch, her older brother, Jem, their friend Dill and a variety of other townspeople get caught up in the case of Tom Robinson, a black man who's been accused of rape in the Depression-era town of Maycomb, Alabama.
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Read more: How to prevent wedding-planning stress from ruining the big day, according to a therapist devoted to anxious bridesScott said it's easy to get caught up in the whirlwind feeling of an exciting first date, but people should "treat every interaction as collecting data" when they're initially learning about a love interest.
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But unlike Mr. Pruitt — who had come to Washington as an outsider and aspiring politician, only to get caught up in a swirl of controversy over his costly first-class travel and security spending — Mr. Wheeler is viewed as a consummate Washington insider who avoids the limelight and has spent years effectively navigating the rules.
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One can get obsessed about both, and just as there is junk food that can make you obese and leave you feeling crappy, so there are junk relationships, and it's easy to get caught up in a junk relationship with toxic people, just in the way that you can get addicted to junk food.
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"When we get caught up in self-referential thinking — the type that happens with rumination, worry, guilt or self-judgment — it activates self-referential brain networks," said the psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Judson Brewer, director of research at the Center for Mindfulness and associate professor in medicine and psychiatry at University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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Yes. Then you get caught up in this weird spiral or self-fulfilling prophecy where not as many foreign buyers or foreign press come to New York because they feel like the designers they needed to see on the catwalk, which is different than they need to see in the showroom, are not on the catwalk anymore.
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"While we sometimes get caught up in looking at what pieces of the overall automation market can be used, what matters is the outcomes that you bring to a specific customer, and that specific customer is looking for a single platform," Moret said on a call with analysts after the publication of Rockwell's latest quarterly earnings on Wednesday.
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Remember, after the wedding and honeymoon are over, you'll still have this credit card, so while it can be easy to get caught up in the excitement of racking up points, keep these guidelines in mind:Pay attention to annual feesWhile the Chase Sapphire Reserve has a $450 annual fee, the $300 travel credit effectively drops it down to $150.
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I also think that it's very easy to get caught up in the constant, punishing feedback loop of rediscovering over and over (and over…) that racists, neo-Nazis, bigots, abusers, and other trash people walk amongst us when we're at a show, or in a record shop, or just trying to walk down the fucking street.
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Last year it won a two-year contract to drill 40 wells for Basra Oil Co. Ian Bryant, chief executive of Canadian oilfield company Packers Plus, said he was "more concerned than ever" about the safety of their staff in Iraq, adding he was worried that U.S., British and Canadian citizens might get caught up in any unrest.
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"In the world there is a debate over inequity, and sometimes we get caught up in that, and retail does in general," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said in a 2014 interview on CBS with Charlie Rose, the year the company announced it would try to pay its employees more than the federal minimum wage — of $7.25.
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The Moon meets sweet Venus at 11:36 AM, bringing good vibes—but watch out for confrontation this evening when it squares off with Mars at 11:11 PM. Dreamy energy will flow when the Moon meets Neptune at 11:32 PM, so pay attention to your intuition, but don't get caught up in paranoid thinking!
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We're fairly confident that Theon and Yara get caught up in a huge sea battle with Euron, and since Euron has a distinctive long coat, our best guess is that at least one of the Greyjoys ends up captured by their uncle, and perhaps this scene sees them coming to terms with their crushing defeat and the loss of their allies.
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So if you get caught up in one of them and watch enough episodes that you abruptly realize it's 19643 am, and you should have been bed hours ago — or if you immediately fall asleep and wake up at 21964 am to fall back into its comforting rhythms with a smile on your face — well, you'll be happy either way.
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He says the experience has reminded him that "it's easy to get caught up in sort of trying to perfect what an audience wants to watch, but ultimately when you get back to the core of what you find funny and what your friends find funny, and what makes you laugh and what makes you smile, that normally does the best."
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" WATCH: A lot of the high profile people who get caught up in this kind of scheme seem to try to use plausible deniability as a defense: "Someone was a minority investor in a consortium that did a thing, which did another thing, which ended up investing in a shopping center via an offshore fund, so how could they possibly know?
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From Coral Davenport of the NYT: Unlike Mr. Pruitt — who had come to Washington as an outsider and aspiring politician, only to get caught up in a swirl of controversy over his costly first-class travel and security spending — Mr. Wheeler is viewed as a consummate Washington insider who avoids the limelight and has spent years effectively navigating the rules.
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Still, he said, some of the criticism that Trump and his team have voiced about the Washington media and the White House press corps is fair—that most reporters are from similar backgrounds, can fall victim to groupthink and get caught up in thinking about traditions Trump is breaking more than thinking about why the traditions were there in the first place.
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"I will admit I was guilty of that when I was younger because you get caught up in it, surrounded by people that are telling you that it's the most important thing, and you're young and you believe it," she says, noting that she came to the realization that she needed a break after her highly-publicized 2001 arrest for shop lighting from Saks Fifth Avenue.
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And it did—it is a bill that the Judiciary Committee is willing to hold a hearing on… It's been this experience of seeing the hypocrisy within marijuana prohibition, and how it's destroyed so many lives and communities who get caught up in the war on drugs, while other communities are more easily able to have their breaking of the law exonerated or overlooked.
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I knew in my heart that I loved what I was doing here—what we were doing here—but it was easy to get caught up in the details and well... Here, two hours after landing on Zhivago, the tension emptied from my shoulders, I finally lifted up above the snow and the trees in my brand new space truck, and I saw it: The forest.
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But I've seen a lot of companies get caught up in the IPO process and promise to become things that they're not, so I think we have built a very loyal base of seven million homes and I think we have an opportunity to both grow the number of homes and, as we do that, see in the future if there are opportunities to add services.
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"No one wanted to see people with green cards or special immigrant visas like translators get caught up in all of this, so I think … regrettably, the rollout was confusing but, on a go-forward basis, I'm confident that Secretary Kelly is going to make sure that this is done correctly," said Ryan, who huddled Monday with newly installed Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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"It's real easy, particularly in a town like Washington, D.C., to get caught up in the noise ... the reality is that people outside of this city — and I call it 'Washington, D.C., 68 square miles surrounded by reality' — there are real people across America who want Republicans to do the things they've said during the campaign, who aren't at protests, who aren't showing up at town hall meetings," said Walker.
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These opening minutes are certainly fun — and it's hard not to get caught up in the sunny swagger of it all, not least when the nagging chorus that simply repeats the art pun-title again and again and again kicks in — but as Painting With's psychedelic take on experimental, electronic pop unfurls across 12 tracks, you're left longing for a moment of respite from all the organized mayhem.
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Those values do more to bind me to a community of American conservatives than any kind of identity politics I might get caught up in as the proud son of proud immigrant parents who taught me to work harder than my white counterparts and that, in any leadership role I earned, the expectation would be to represent not just myself but an entire community of people who looked like me.
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We know it's easy to get caught up in all the holiday cheer and shopping and feel like you need to buy something because everyone else is, but think about the downsides to a bad purchase: Tons of time wasted returning stuff either by shipping them back or waiting on line to get a refund — not to mention your reputation will suffer for giving such an ill-considered gift.
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Listen to Danielle and Natalie get caught up in the drama of tire changes and team budgets in the most lavish motorsport in the world, while Rob tries not to hog the microphone or get everyone to sign up for F1 TV. Meanwhile, the gang has been trying to figure out their exact level of dread for a Biden presidential campaign, with help from Jamelle Bouie's column on "The Trouble with Biden".
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The scope is far too vast for such brief treatment, and the author's lifelong commitment to carbonating even the most esoteric subjects leads him to get caught up in so many gossipy side notes — the scientist whose wife and daughter were stricken with volcanic diarrhea during his fieldwork in the Amazon; the class anxiety of a 19th-century visitor to the Linnean Society — that the reader is left to wonder what, exactly, is Wolfe's point.
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But this equilibrium of incommensurable interests depends on certain conditions being right: that China continues to get richer, confirming its leaders' optimism; that people on each side of the strait do not come to see each other as enemies; that Asia remains more or less stable, so the sides do not get caught up in other conflicts; and that, if the worst comes to the worst, America's armed forces will step in to keep the peace.
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Then we deconsolidate the bags, so we empty the bags and you can see the guy is going through here, what they are then doing is then doing another fine sorting in terms of location and then they put it on the belt and then the belt goes through the sortation system, spins round through the tunnel to... PC: Then it starts to reduce the stacking so it doesn't get caught up in the belt as they go through.
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