He gets caught up in a society he doesn't understand.
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Consequently he gets caught along the cage a good deal.
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He's not someone who gets caught up in political correctness.
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Everyone gets caught sooner or later and I can't wait.
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It doesn't feel good — it gets caught in the throat!
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The idea is you don't lose men, nobody gets caught.
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John gets caught on tape saying that he's gonna whack Sammy.
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Kid gets caught with marijuana, that kid has a police record.
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At one point, her right foot gets caught while going forward.
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Mike Bishop (R-Mich.) gets caught out in the sixth inning.
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She got caught, just like the Fake News Media gets caught.
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Kid gets caught with marijuana, that kid has a police record.
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It's Batman, more than anyone else, who gets caught in the middle.
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The worst of the worst content gets caught and dismissed by alogrithms.
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He gets caught up in it and never thinks about his future.
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But if the assistant gets caught doing something illegal, then things change.
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When regional powers are at odds, Lebanon gets caught in the crosshairs.
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But it's likelier that Blount gets caught blazing in Wendell Smallwood's SUV.
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" "Everybody gets caught up in the slogan and the hashtag and the protest.
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Eventually, at least one company goes too far, gets caught, and everyone suffers.
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JUSTIN PECK It's also like Jigger is never the guy who gets caught.
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What should she do when she gets caught in a moment like that?
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The rest of the family gets caught up in a jingle-writing contest.
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But in her strenuous efforts to fit in, Mia gets caught in dangerous situations.
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And when regional powers are at odds, Lebanon gets caught in the cross hairs.
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Op-Ed Contributor Every few months, a drug company gets caught cranking up prices.
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Almost every public policy area gets caught up in federal tax plans, including education.
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He gets caught red-handed, of course, but I can't stop thinking about Erica.
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Liv Tyler will play Anne Vaux, Catesby's cousin who gets caught up in the plot.
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He has a history of being a proud asshole, but apologizing when he gets caught.
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It's almost like she purposefully gets caught on camera, signaling her location to the CIA.
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Then the guest of honor gets caught up in more scandals than you can count.
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Yael: I think Darlene escapes and gets caught/arrested and somehow Angela bails her out.
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Nurse gets caught with a prisoner, and she gets sacked: Do one, don't come back.
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Officer gets caught with man's dick in her hand, and she's looking at time herself.
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The guy is a gardener who gets caught with four pounds of dope on him.
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What we don't see should worry us far more than what gets caught and revealed.
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If Thompson gets caught on a switch against Towns, Minnesota's hammer needs to touch the ball.
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Later, though, things turn sour between Alex and Jessica — and Hannah gets caught in the crossfire.
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The Khvostov mission isn't the only time "Rise of Iron" gets caught in a reflective mood.
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In traditional Jaime fashion, he gets caught by Daenerys on his way to see sister Cersei.
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"That's a reality at ICE, it gets caught in the middle on the politics," Sandweg said.
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Every fighter I fight, if he gets caught through the process then I'll sue him personally.
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"Anytime a president gets caught saving jobs, it's a great day for that president," added Bernstein.
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"If he ever gets caught I should like to speak to him again," she told me.
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You're not free if you can't sue a financial institution that gets caught ripping you off.
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And he shows up and gets caught crossing the southern border with a 12-year-old girl.
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DeMarcus from American Vandal Season 2, plays a young athlete who gets caught up in his plans.
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Drain Eagle (Died November 15, 2016)Screenshot via WFTVA bald eagle gets caught in a storm drain.
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A young boy who gets caught up with a gang of racist skinheads in the early '80s.
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Taylor Lautner's mysteriously afflicted character quickly gets caught up in murder mischief, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The problem is that by kicking all the time, Gaethje gets caught on one leg a lot.
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In 2015, during a buying trip, he gets caught in the opening clashes of Yemen's civil war.
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He occasionally gets caught on screens, but most of the time he fights his way over them.
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Basically, incoming light of many different wavelengths gets caught up in and then reemitted by the spheres.
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And what happens if a book gets caught in a controversy, as Where the Crawdads Sing did?
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One problem that gets caught up in the inequality argument is stagnant median wages and persistent poverty.
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Every once in a while, a member of Congress gets caught up in an insider trading scandal.
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Anyone who gets caught flying a drone near one of these sites could face fines or criminal charges.
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Teammates going full speed and someone around them gets caught in an area and gets rolled up on.
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Ultimately, the guru gets caught by law enforcement, and his voyeuristic activities get him labeled a sex offender.
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He stars in The Mule as Earl Stone, a quiet man who gets caught up in drug trafficking.
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Sentiment surveys can be reliable contrarian guides when too much of the market gets caught on one side.
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Leo & Kendall The girls are immediately struck by Hurricane Leo, but Kendall legit gets caught in the storm.
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The ASA-nominated singer gets caught in an LGBT flash mob, decried for secretly dating Skye (Alicia Keys).
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Soon the reporter gets caught up in the passion of the event he has been assigned to discredit.
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In this delightful classic, Lee, a New York woman (Barbara Stanwyck), gets caught shoplifting jewelry days before Christmas.
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It looks like Ms. Juicy gets caught up in the mayhem and may have been struck as well.
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While sailing, Link gets caught in a storm and wakes up on the "mysterious" island of Koholint Island.
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In it, the high schooler gets caught with a boy, is bullied for being gay, and contemplates suicide.
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Throughout the early afternoon, the music emanating from multiple stages gets caught and garbled by sudden gusts of air.
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It was one of those games where everyone gets caught up on it when everything goes south on you.
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Cole Sprouse's character, Jughead, has just moved to the south side of town and gets caught up with Toni.
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When methane escapes from Pluto, some of that gas gets caught in the atmosphere of its near moon, Charon.
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The gold-bearing material gets caught in the carpet, which is then washed out in a bucket of water.
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Energetic Mars gets caught up with dreamy Neptune at 6:02 AM, creating a really lazy vibe this morning.
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But she gets caught by another assistant, who makes her commit the same crime to pay off her loan.
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Not long after that act of kindness, Evans gets caught up in a conspiracy that surrounds the girl's identity.
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So whether he gets caught is a matter of probability, fate, and whether Hopkins can out-psychic a psychic.
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Ultimately, the entire community, including the citizens gathered outside, gets caught again in the same kind of inscrutable trap.
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It is here where Strauss and Howe fail in their work, and here where Bannon gets caught in their failure.
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But I also knew that the next important thing that happened in the storyline would be that he gets caught.
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But when you have an environment where some things are growing really, really fast, everybody gets caught up in that.
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In the form of a red dolphin, Chun gets caught in a net, and human boy drowns while saving her.
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It's about a troubled Salem-based DJ who — you guessed it — gets caught up with your typical Satan-worshiping coven.
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Go deeper: How your air conditioner gets caught up in regulations Business clashes with Trump over Obama-era climate treaty
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"It's about this Pakistani kid in Queens, and he gets caught up in this murder, and it's amazing," she explained.
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If your pet gets caught in icy water, it is best for everyone's safety to call professional rescuers for help.
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If you're that person who always gets caught in rain without an umbrella, Dark Sky is worth the $3.99 investment.
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The paper falls at a leisurely pace because it's less dense and gets caught up in the air more easily.
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Trump is hardly the only politician who gets caught in lies, even if he's more practiced and prolific than most.
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Good Taylor and Bad Taylor, gets blurrier as she gets caught in what seems to be failed attempts at manipulation.
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Houston adjusts on the very next play, but Williams gets caught in no-man's land between Adams and Abrines. Splash.
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And every time a "doctor shopper" gets caught and arrested or dismissed as a patient, another treatment opportunity is missed.
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Now and then, a lower level elective or appointed official gets caught with his or her hand in the till.
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You'll keep doing this till Ricky gets caught and essentially kidnapped until his mum has to come and get him.
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The film follows Captain Marvel as she gets caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races.
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It's tempting to dismiss Zenefits's new ethos as mere survival; everyone who gets caught suddenly finds religion, you might say.
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He explained that Democrats often gets caught up and agitated over what Trump says, and then lose focus on substance.
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"We can use oil to un-attach glue, like when a rat gets caught in a sticky trap," she added.
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"We can use oil to un-attach glue, like when a rat gets caught in a sticky trap," she said.
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In a sense, the real punishment of Louise is not that she gets caught; it's that she doesn't get caught.
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According to the logline, she gets caught between "two rival feminist factions," one of which seems to be a terrorist organization.
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"If someone gets caught with porn – or distributing it – they get sent to a correctional prison camp," the report points out.
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VICE: What trouble would I be in if my drug dealer gets caught and my number is saved on his phone?
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Magomedsharipov often seems unaware of where he is in the cage and consequently gets caught on the fence quite a lot.
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Ryan Atwood (Ben McKenzie) is a smart guy from the wrong side of the tracks who gets caught stealing a car.
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There is no smile or laugh as he gets caught, just a straight up scream with a look of genuine terror.
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Every time an overconfident internet scumbag gets caught like this, the others think a little harder before pulling the same stunts.
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This next round will effect Genji, who use to be able to dash and destroy Junkrat's trap, but now gets caught.
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Those butter chunks release steam in the oven, which gets caught in the folds of dough, lifting them into gossamer layers.
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We mourn when a single whale gets caught in a net and dies but throw up our hands at climate change.
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But Einhorn gets caught up in his mother's story instead — her work in psychology, her art, her mental and physical decline.
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Didion gets caught in a downpour and runs into a trinket shop, where she buys a beach towel to dry herself.
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He's playing an outsider who gets caught up in dealing drugs, so, you know, not exactly what happens to him in Interstellar.
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The Atlanta father of one admits he sometimes gets caught up in whether his son gave his best performance during a game.
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She wants to exist in the moment before she gets caught, like that one guy Miranda dates on Sex and the City.
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Zola gets caught up in a web of violence, prostitution, betrayal, and kidnapping; she still finds time to relax by the pool.
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The series stars Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul as a father who gets caught up in what very much looks like a cult.
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Further, we should not make the mistake in thinking that if someone violates rules and gets caught, then more regulations are needed.
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Along the way, she gets caught up with a group of animal activists (played by Yeun, Paul Dano, Lily Collins), and more.
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The focus changes any time you move the device and sometimes it gets caught up if the screen or projector are moving.
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Which means that if a right-wing politician gets caught with his pants down, he's accused of hypocrisy as well as misbehavior.
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Clint Eastwood directed and stars in the R-rated crime drama about a nonagenarian who gets caught smuggling drugs for the cartel.
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There are opportunities for Square in African markets, but Dorsey's absence could hurt Twitter if it gets caught in an election firestorm.
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And Eyal notes that if a brand gets caught paying for this type of negative coverage, the PR fallout could be damaging.
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Spirit: You're a sign that gets caught in your own head, but 2019 is all about getting in touch with yourself spiritually.
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Stone calls Naz out for pushing drugs and reminds him that if he gets caught, there's nothing he can do to help him.
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One of my last fights, I go in with my right hand and it gets caught in his jersey, right off the grip.
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The bad news: the fruit gets caught in the crosswind and hooks down, falling to earth about 1,700 feet from the firing line.
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RUNAWAY 7-YEAR-OLD BOARDS FLIGHT WITHOUT TICKET, GETS CAUGHT BY CREW According to Mubarak, his cousin Nauman Badar, 28, died on Oct.
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She's dabbling in some phone sex before school and it's only a matter of time before she gets caught by Alice (Mädchen Amick).
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Unfairness is a part of the problem; on Mr Sanders's example, if a kid gets caught with marijuana, he gets a police record.
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The digital bank is also at risk if the sponsor bank gets caught up in regulatory issues that could impact its own business.
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Plum gets caught up in Jennifer's web, too, though it would spoil the plot to tell you exactly how it all weaves together.
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"When smoke gets caught up in the higher atmosphere it can travel across the country and even farther," explains CNN meteorologist Judson Jones.
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This feature is great since accidents can happen if a dog's collar gets caught on their crate, a fence, or another dog's collar.
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Early on in the film, Grace's dress gets caught on the dumbwaiter and she tears the fabric, transforming the gown into a skirt.
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Luc Besson's sci-fi classic stars Bruce Willis as a cab driver who gets caught up in the protection of a cosmic weapon.
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You never know what he's going to be doing with that phone, but the best case scenario is that he gets caught texting.
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The book is about a young woman who gets caught up in a drug deal and ends up facing a long prison sentence.
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Refusing to take responsibility for your decisions is the mentality of an elementary school kid who gets caught misbehaving and blames the teacher.
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The scamp is regularly featured on her social media accounts, but really steals the show when he gets caught up in a good joke.
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The trick, Toybina says, is that it all comes down to this time-saving tip: if the zipper gets caught, just sew her in!
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But in all seriousness, I'm in Iowa to observe, firsthand, the final sprint to caucus night and everything that gets caught up in it.
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He gets caught, he pays a civil penalty, and he keeps on being a rich guy who enjoys rich-guy impunity — just like Manafort.
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Her debut was this comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg in her first lead comedic role, playing a computer programmer who gets caught up in espionage.
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At this point, I've accepted Matthew McConaughey isn't going to save me from a runaway dumpster after my heel gets caught in a grate.
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Sometimes the science community gets caught up just explaining why something is happening and not necessarily what it means for people whom it affects.
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He said the region could see long-term damage to its water quality from the animal waste that gets caught up in the flood.
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"You have this person who's bright and talented, and seems like a rising star, and gets caught back in the same cycle," she said.
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But the numbers of arrests the police make show there is a chasm between worker and client when it comes to who gets caught.
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From there, Reed gets caught up in the somewhat baffling idiosyncrasies of Shittown and its residents — and above all, in the idiosyncrasies of John himself.
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In real time, she gets caught up in taking Luke's shirt off with her own rushed hands while mumbling about rubbing oil on his body.
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Under the law, if a person gets caught taking other people's completed ballots to the polls for them, he or she could face felony charges.
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He told ABC News that he'd never return to the role of Dirk Diggler, a man who gets caught up in the world of porn.
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As the droplet falls, a layer of air gets caught between the two impacting surfaces which keeps them from becoming one singular body of water.
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Chrissy Teigen frequently gets caught making silly faces at award shows, and fortunately for all of her fans, that's not likely to change anytime soon.
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The actor stars as Earl Stone, a quiet man who gets caught up in drug trafficking after accepting what seemed like a normal driving job.
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Collins contests everything but has yet to build much strength on his frame, which means he often gets caught or moved slightly out of position.
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All the entertainment you could ever need gets caught in its internet-enabled gravity well, orbits your streaming services a few times, and then, thwoomp!
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The most enduring flubs are typically spoken under the klieg lights, when a politician (or spokesperson) gets caught between the facts and their past statements.
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He gets caught flat-footed far less often, allowing him to react better to off-ball movement and get better leverage when fighting through screens.
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After someone hides cocaine in her carry-on, she gets caught up in a drug-trafficking scheme, just as there is an uptick in skyjackings.
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But turning the wrath of the immune system against cancer can be a risky endeavor: Sometimes the patient's own body gets caught in the crossfire.
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"You got her number on Tuesday, she came to your game on Thursday, and she gets caught in your room on Friday?" she asks sternly.
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Check out the vid ... Kodak tries to pull a fast one and sneak a drink out of the club, but he gets caught red-handed.
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Things take a turn for the worse when Gina mistakes their one-night stand for something more, and gets caught up in a manic obsession.
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North Korea tests a new long-range missile; Volvo announces it is moving toward all-electric vehicles; CNN gets caught up in allegations of blackmail.
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As a scavenger, the wolverines often gets caught in traps set for other animals, and Montana would like to allow trappers to take the animal.
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Tom doesn't hesitate to try and reel Greg in during this hilarious exchange, in which the Roy in-law gets caught on speakerphone tormenting Greg.
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The other story line in the episode is that the rest of the Discovery crew gets caught near a time loop anomaly of some sort.
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And as Ben Affleck gets caught in the domino effect, he too might have to take a break from public life and his film career.
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But Belko, obviously shot on a shoestring budget, gets caught in a feedback loop between its larger ideals of workplace satire and its evidently cheap look.
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The crown has underperformed the bank's assumptions in the last year as it gets caught in market jitters in Europe and globally, adding to inflationary risks.
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Esports want so desperately to be considered a legitimate sport, and thus forgiveness doesn't come easy when one of its most notable figures gets caught cheating.
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Release date: January 12 Why it matters: Liam Neeson plays a man who gets caught up in a criminal conspiracy on his commute home from work.
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Mr Matadi, incongruously wearing slippers and worrying that they were the wrong footwear, gets caught up in a crowd gathering before a stage surrounded by soldiers.
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The group blamed illegal fishing for the totoaba fish as the main cause of the porpoise's decline because the mammal gets caught in the nets used.
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The sadistic CO Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey) gets caught in the middle of the insurrection and attempts to pull a gun on the understandably angry women.
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Emily Blunt stars as Rachel, an unstable alcoholic who used to be married to Tom (Justin Theroux) and gets caught up in a twisted murder mystery.
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Now, he doesn't have to run quite as much, but he's still fit enough to keep up when he gets caught in a fast-paced game.
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This makes them mostly useless when it comes to movies like Captain Marvel, or any product or service that gets caught up in the culture war.
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Shooting with his head low and bending deeply at the waist rather than level changing at the legs, Scoggins often gets caught in a guillotine position.
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As such, when Pluto gets caught up in a square, as it will on March 30, you can bet drama will go down in your life.
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Familiar with it, one gets caught up in conversations in which properties of screen stories have the common currency once held by stories from the page.
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In a scene from the first season of Master of None, a public masturbator gets caught and claims without provocation that he's just zipping his jacket.
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Prairie gets caught up talking to some trees (yes, really), and then Karim stumbles upon Fola, one of the kids who's trying to solve the puzzle herself.
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In the film, Russell Crowe stars as Jackson Healy, a paid enforcer who gets caught up in the case of a missing girl named Amelia (Margaret Qualley).
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But this may not be the last time we see Luna mimicking her mom, who frequently gets caught making hilarious and unexpected facial expressions at award shows.
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Either he has tapes — which, if subpoenaed, his administration must hand over to Congress — or he doesn't, and he gets caught in yet another absurd false claim.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at Hulu's new original series Chance starring Hugh Laurie as a forensic neuropsychiatrist who gets caught up in the criminal underworld.
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" But private health insurers allow so much fraud that prosecutors use an idiom to describe the rare person who gets caught: "Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered.
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Related: See 1400 Ghostly Glowing Hands Illuminate a Lake This Christmas Tree of Plastic Bags is a Beautiful Bummer London Gets Caught in a 3,000 Condom Rainstorm
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If you're like me, you'll simultaneously hope that Federman escapes detection and hope he gets caught, if only to end the agony of watching him watching her.
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The legislation "would tell Putin if he gets caught interfering in the 2018 elections, or elections going forward, he will face immediate, harsh penalties," Van Hollen said.
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Later, he offers her a ride when she gets caught wearing high heels in a downpour and they start meeting in the afternoon in a rented room.
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Atlanta is a city that gets caught between preserving its history and developing to meet some abstract idea of what transplants might want, and Sweet Auburn is proof.
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One of the reasons we do see the kind of Wall Street, white-collar criminal who gets caught very quickly, is because they really haven't planned their exit.
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As service progresses, and everyone gets caught up tweezing the last herbs onto a plate or clearing the ever-expanding suite of wine glasses, the calls of 'Guests!
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Set in New York and Hollywood in the 2300s, it stars Jesse Eisenberg as a film-industry aspirant who gets caught up in the era's frantic social scene.
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The new TV series Downward Dog takes on loneliness and fear and all the other gunk that gets caught in your spiritual gutters when you start feeling low.
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When a director (played by Gael García Bernal) gets caught in the throes of a water war, a crisis of consciousness quickly emerges for the cast and crew.
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Strong, a mother to three boys, wakes up at 5:45 to feed her baby then gets caught up on news for the day and also gets dressed.
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Another reason is that not everyone who commits a crime gets caught — and many criminal incidents involving police officers, in particular, don't end in an arrest or charges.
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"The reality is, if a white kid like Dylan gets caught with a little weed, he gets a cool story," she told her son, referring to his friend.
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The novel, the author's sixth, is the story of Dag Calhoun, a lobbyist who gets caught up in a war over climate change and the world's response to it.
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So say a drug trafficking organization ships cocaine or pot through fishing boats, as many typically did in the 1970s and '80s, but gets caught by the US government.
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These stories usually have an air of romance and excitement about them; the ones where the adventurous couple gets caught, on the other hand, have a slightly different feel.
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Metacritic Score: 41/100Gloria must use her own wits and cunning to fend for herself when she gets caught in a deadly war between drug cartels and DEA agents.
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Long story short, she gets caught outside of a storm shelter when a tornado comes and whisks her away to the land of Oz, alongside her trusty canine companion.
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Her big break came in 1998 as the star of "Felicity," playing the title role of a wide-eyed college student who gets caught up in a romantic triangle.
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And one of its tensest, saddest lows is a confrontation between Munchies and Joey Fresco (Victor Almanzar), the building's janitor, who gets caught in the crosshairs of her despair.
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On her way back, she encounters the Bligh family – an Australian version of the Crawleys – and gets caught up in their lives (including some deep dark secrets!) Available on: Acorn.
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These watches are also water resistant up to 50 meters, so he won't mess it up if he accidentally wears it in the shower or gets caught in the rain.
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The opening scene sets the tone, as Cassius gets caught lying during a job interview at Regalview Telemarketing (he brought a fake homemade Employee of the Month trophy, for effect).
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That stuff is supposed to gets caught when drugs go through three phases of testing, which let researchers identify the side effects and ensure the drug actually cures some ill.
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Meanwhile, the S.E.C., with all of its work to do regulating and policing our capital markets, will wait as it gets caught up in a meaningless and opaque political battle.
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"Nobody gets caught if no one dies," wrote one person in a thread about the story on a news site run by Tencent QQ, a popular Chinese instant messaging app.
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In one attempt caught on camera, a woman can be seen snatching the sign, but she gets caught up in the green rope and ultimately drops the sign and runs.
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The story has become a modern parable: a mordant Pittsburgh weatherman gets caught in a mysterious time loop and must relive the same day, in Punxsutawney, until he reaches enlightenment.
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While someone can create a nefarious video of a politician saying something, this technology can also act as a cover for the politician who gets caught actually doing something awful.
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Now she's the buzzworthy director behind Equity, a female-led Wall Street drama starring Breaking Bad's Anna Gunn as a senior investment banker who gets caught up in an IPO scandal.
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"You can poke it and move it around under the skin," he laughs — demonstrating how his snapback baseball hat gets caught on the protruding lump when he puts it on backwards.
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Apple didn't specify why a keyboard might act wonky, but users speculate that it may be caused by dust and debris that gets caught underneath the second-generation butterfly mechanism keycaps.
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Say you take only ten grams instead of 100, you have 10 percent the amount there, but it gets caught in there and stays and generates some kind of a signal.
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The Argo actor is set to play a detective responsible for investigating high-end heists when he gets caught in a mystery involving his missing daughter and a secret government program.
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Sasha Lane stars as a runaway who gets caught up with a crew of hard partying, white deadlocked magazine sales weirdos, with a dreaded Shia LeBeouf as their de facto leader.
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The social media "fame" is not something I look(ed) for at all which is unfortunately something our community sometimes gets caught up in when you work in the media space.
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Platt plays the title character, a friendless, phobic high-school senior who gets caught up in a moral quandary—and becomes an unwitting social-media hero—after a classmate's tragic death.
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And so that was obviously going to have to be — I mean, I just skipped over the four books and went right to the next big thing, which is, he gets caught.
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On occasion, as in El Greco's Burial of Count Orgaz (1586), a tiny human soul gets caught up in the windstorm, for the energy is divine, rushing eagerly back to its source.
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He has a heart of gold and just wants to do the right thing, even when he gets caught in a web of lies as Prince Ali and still wins the day.
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Maybe not as violent as another famous drug-dealing TV parent, but Nancy Botwin's drug enterprise eventually turns south when she gets caught up in international drug smuggling, false identities, and murder.
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Grier, in a career-resurrecting role, plays a flight attendant who gets caught smuggling money for her boss (Samuel L. Jackson) and finds herself in the middle of a double-crossing scheme.
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Mellie gets caught in a lie about eating cheeseburgers every Sunday (said restaurant is closed every Sunday), making her not only too smart and not at all relatable, but untrustworthy as well.
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But he soon gets caught in the crosshairs of an overly elaborate plot involving competing crime syndicates and various people they employ, some of whom are after an object in Zhao's possession.
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"The sub-theme is often young, innocent, small-town girl comes to New York, goes to Greenwich Village and gets caught in the snares of beatnik perverts," Mr. Gewirtz said, with a laugh.
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Mulwray, is said to be described as "Confident and tough… she's a beautiful, icy, femme fatale who gets caught up in a conspiracy that's much bigger than she initially realized," Entertainment Tonight reported.
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For a brief moment, it looks like the drone survived the blast of air and paper, but as the debris gets caught up in two of its rotors, it eventually comes crashing down.
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Benicio del Toro and Paul Dano play the inmates, while Patricia Arquette stars as a prison employee who gets caught up in a tryst with the inmates and ends up helping them out.
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Know When It's Time… "You can tell you need a trim when you run your hands or a styling tool through your hair and it gets caught in the same place," says Everett.
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So it was really attractive about To All the Boys and then as far as Jamey in Sierra, I think Jamey's such a kind kid who gets caught up in this whirlwind environment.
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He loves competing, loves playing games, but that part of the brain that gets caught up in whatever stress is usually involved in competition or winning and losing just isn't there for him.
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"That's two elephants fighting it out and North Dakota gets caught in the middle," Lynn Helms, head of the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources, said on a Friday conference call with reporters.
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I think he gets caught up in his own head and hears what he's saying and thinks it right no matter what he says, and it comes out stupid a lot of times.
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Before she has a chance to act on it (even though she'd be breaking her probation), Ramos gets caught in an ICE raid at a bar and is sent to a detention center.
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The only surviving items are "two croquet balls and a china horse" that arrive on the station intact, and a bunch of crap that gets caught in the orbit of the Brick Moon.
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"Destiny needs money, but Destiny really gets caught up in it because she loves feeling like she's a part of something," Wu explained when I brought this up, a tenderness entering her voice.
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They suggest two hypotheses: either smaller shards of ice gets caught in a vortex and accumulate into a larger disc, or the ice starts out more irregularly-shaped and is rounded from the spinning.
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Langdon gradually gets caught up regarding what he missed via distorted flashbacks and images, a device that grows tedious rather quickly, and subjects the audience to a lot of quick editing cuts and dissonance.
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When his state introduces a new holiday, Girlfriend's Day, Ray gets caught in the frenzy to write the perfect card, and entangled in a web of murder and conspiracy that he may not escape.
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A barn owl held by National Wildlife Federation naturalist and TV host David Mizejewski gets caught off-guard leaving a Thursday policy briefingto discuss a recent report on the Recovering America's Wildlife Act. Sen.
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In short, Trump may have succeeded in dragging Biden's campaign down with him as he gets caught up in the whirlwind of the impeachment inquiry, but it's hard to predict if that will last.
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First-time violators would be fined between $25 and $50, but if someone gets caught three or more times within an 85033-month period, they could be fined up to $250, the bill states.
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Critic score: 44%Audience score: N/ANetflix description: "After years of slouching through life, 6-foot-1 teen Jodi resolves to conquer her insecurities and gets caught up in a high school love triangle."
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The torch festival in Bijie, China, a sea lion gets caught in a humpback whale's mouth, Democratic presidential debate in Detroit, vigil for victims of the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting, locusts swarm in Yemen.
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She sets up a private email server, gets caught being "extremely careless" with classified information, and then has the audacity to blame James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, for the fallout from her misjudgment.
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It's about a con woman who uses fake magic to swindle people — but it turns out she can actually do real magic and accidentally summons a djinn and gets caught up in some supernatural shenanigans.
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Sometimes even the hagfish gets caught in its own slime, at which point it literally ties itself in a knot and pushes the knot down the length of its body to scrape the stuff off.
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Every once in a while, I lean down and when I stand up – especially if I do so quickly – the wire gets caught on my knee and painfully yanks the EarPods out of my ears.
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Queen Elizabeth I gets caught sexting, Leonardo da Vinci uses Photoshop to change his Lady's ermine into a giraffe, and van Gogh is gifted a fancy pair of headphones to cover up his bandaged ear.
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Reflective cat collars keep your cat visible at night and breakaway collars come with a safety feature that breaks open with enough force so your cat won't strangle if the collar gets caught on something.
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"Marnie," my new opera, which has its American premiere on Friday at the Metropolitan Opera, is about a woman who lies, steals, gets caught and is forced to marry a man who sexually assaults her.
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The business world often gets caught up in facts and figures — and while the details and data are important, the ability to dream, conceptualise and innovate is what sets the successful and the unsuccessful apart.
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Yet the tale of a young woman who gets caught up in a conspiracy nut's survivalist nightmare — complete with an enormous underground bunker and tales of a raging nuclear holocaust overhead — is almost painfully trenchant.
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"Each individual cell knows nothing about the other ones, to avoid compromising the whole operation if one of them gets caught," said Tim Peters, the American pastor living in Seoul who is helping North Koreans flee.
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His youngest son, Georgie, flies an errant kite that gets caught in the clouds, and with the help of Jack, they pull the kite and reveal…Mary Poppins, holding the kite and descending from the clouds!
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Some people are worried that it's going to allow anyone who gets caught anywhere in the US to, if they can't prove they've been here for a couple of years, to get deported without a hearing.
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The "Johny Johny" meme video originated on a YouTube channel called Billion Surprise Toys, which actually hosts a whole series of similar videos in which the gleefully disobedient Johny gets caught stealing food from his parents.
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The film casts Tobey Maguire as Fischer, a mastermind whose talent lands him in the center of what is essentially a Cold War battle between nations — and whose mental well-being gets caught in the crossfire.
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" The more stringent penalties, Ms. Slaughter said, "would send an unmistakable message that there will be meaningful consequences for brazenly mislabeling wholly imported products as American-made — even the first time that a fraudster gets caught.
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Such automated internet filters (whether policing speech, porn, or copyrighted material) not only routinely don't work very well, they tend to result in rampant collateral damage as legitimate content gets caught in the poorly-crafted automated dragnet.
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When Dylan's plans for the future are scrubbed away as surely as a dick drawing gets scrubbed off a car, he surrenders to his label as a screwup and gets caught committing his own act of vandalism.
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The actress stars as an opera singer in Bel Canto, a hostage drama in which Moore's Roxane Coss gets caught in the crossfires of rising tensions between the public and the government in a South American country.
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He was clear that his focus is solely on winning confirmation when he added that it "would be an absolute shame if a man [Gorsuch] of this quality" gets "caught up in this web" of Senate politics.
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Hopper gets caught in the tangled roots (arms?) of the shadow monster below Hawkins, and it starts to wrap around him like the Devil's Snare that Harry, Ron, and Hermione encounter in the first Harry Potter book.
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The GOP needs to learn once and for all that the outrage machine only works one way, and when it gets caught in a hypocritical conundrum, the simple and easy response is to look the other way.
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Great Wall reminded me more of Big Trouble in Little China—John Carpenter's fantasy-action-comedy starring Kurt Russell as a bumbling, arrogant truck driver who gets caught up in the mystical underground of San Francisco's Chinatown.
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Recalling how finding a telltale bra led Helen to end their marriage, he finagles a lacy undergarment off this poor woman, plants it in Sasha's bedroom ... and promptly gets caught in the act by Sasha and Helen.
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Part of the problem is "The First" gets caught in a sort of narrative no-man's land, hewing closer to looks back at the space program than the more forward-thinking science fiction we've come to know.
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The drama follows Lucy Cola (Portman) after she returns to Earth from a mission to outer space and how she grapples with reality as she gets caught up in a love affair with a fellow astronaut (Jon Hamm).
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But the real fun comes from Dan Fogler's character, Jacob Kowalski, a no-maj (the American word for Muggle or non-magic person) World War I vet who gets caught up in Scamander's dangerous and magic filled adventures.
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A Californian, a New Yorker, and a Polynesian walk onto a beach... The Californian tries to float peacefully in the Pacific, but gets caught in a rip tide and ends up a mile away from the family's umbrella.
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Dear Evan HansenBroadway's newest hit (it opened just a few weeks ago) stars Pitch Perfect's Ben Platt as an awkward and deeply anxious teen who gets caught up in a big lie following the death of a classmate.
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In most cases, it's wonderful: Detective Miller, a down and out space cop who gets caught in way over his head on a kidnapping case, is much more likable when you're privy to his inner thoughts and motivations.
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"Everybody gets caught up in success, they want to put a dollar sign on it," said McConaughey, co-chairman of the West Texas Investors Club, the investment group he started with his friend and business partner Wayne "Butch" Gilliam.
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This being BSS, there are still moments of grandeur, like the part where enormous toms splash around a choral burst, and looseness, like when a stray Feist line gets caught in a reverb-heavy delay loop towards the end.
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But when she gets caught by the ATF, she's forced to come up with a plan to get out of the situation without getting killed by the man she does the smuggling for, Ordell (played by Samuel L. Jackson).
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It doesn't make sense that a 17-year-old who gets caught shoplifting shouldn't be allowed to roof houses for the rest of his life or that a drug offense should keep someone from shampooing hair for a living.
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He visits Kingston, Jamaica, and gets caught up in both its weed and dancehall scenes, and the musical plays out as a loving tribute to the deep-rooted culture of the country's music and its influence around the world.
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Second, stretchy clothing negates the risk of material being in one's way (try bringing your right foot forward into a lunge as it gets caught on the bulky material on the extended leg) and/or getting caught on equipment.
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He gets caught in a loop of his own memories, and is forced to watch society disintegrate around him over and over, until he comes across an actress who might hold the key to taking down the whole system.
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Stephen Merchant's Gestapo Officer Deertz searches Jojo's home for hiding Jews but gets caught up in the Nazi greeting protocol — he and his fellow officers introduce themselves with a "Heil, Hitler" to each and every person in the room.
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The CLOUD Act gives foreign intelligence broad powers to surveil foreign targets in the US, and if an American citizen gets caught up in it, it could be handed over to US intelligence and be used against them—no warrant necessary.
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Unless Amazon's "domestic" bot can open doors or bust some backflips a la Boston Dynamics' Atlas, save it—because the second it gets caught on my rug, or knocks over my Thomas Blackshear sculpture, we're gonna have some big problems.
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"Each individual cell knows nothing about the other ones, to avoid compromising the whole operation if one of them gets caught," Tim Peters, an American pastor who co-founded an NGO called Helping Hands that helps defectors flee, recently told CNN.
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MELE: I don&apost know if she was trying to get out of the building that way or if she was trying to hide, but regardless, what ended up happening is, boom, on to the ground and she gets caught.
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On this Youtube page (hilariously named StopThatSquirrel DropThatBar), the Kim family posted this video of a squirrel waltzing into the store like it owns the place, snatching the candy bar and running the hell out of there before it gets caught.
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It is while dog-sitting for her sister in Venice Beach that she meets a handsome merman on a jetty and gets caught up in the idea of creating a fulfilling life for herself by having sex with a fish.
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Billy winds up breaking up with this gym, and this being Seinfeld...oh sorry, Difficult People, Julie gets caught high-fiving Billy by Lilith in a shot that looks like a Nazi salute and is barred from the Jewish writing cartel.
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Needham wrote that an offshore track just west of Florida's west coast could cause a "shelf wave" to form from Clearwater on northward, which he described as a "bulge of water" that gets caught between the storm and the coast.
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In short, it tells us that we're going to fuck up, but that's OK—even Kermit gets caught in an internet k-hole or watches all the special features on Lord of the Rings when he should be working sometimes.
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You can risk standing off "the bag," but you must watch out for a fast pitcher catching you off base, and you also have to TAG UP when your teammate hits a fly ball to the outfield that gets caught.
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"I think they're together but Philly Jim likes a taste of the high life and bottle service with athletes and Pam still can't figure out her phone so he never has to answer FaceTimes and he never gets caught," Teigen wrote.
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"I think they're together but Philly Jim likes a taste of the high life and bottle service with athletes and Pam still can't figure out her phone so he never has to answer FaceTimes and he never gets caught," Teigen tweeted.
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In "Duel," a harassed Everyman played by Dennis Weaver (the sidekick in "Gunsmoke"), driving in the California desert and mountains, gets caught up in an increasingly nerve-racking competition for the road with a trucker whose face you never see.
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The caption to the post about the barred owl, which had to be euthanized, was uncharacteristically fierce: These traps are cruel, evil, disgusting and should be illegal, causing unimaginable suffering to any creature who gets caught in its unforgiving jaws.
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In the episode, Randy gets caught attempting to sell weed in China and is sent to a work camp similar to the "re-education" internment camps in the Xinjiang Province where possibly more than 22019 million Muslim minorities have been held.
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He gets caught, but instead of being punished for his crime, he is inducted into the Philly mob as a factotum, the first step in an odyssey that will see him become the right-hand man of union boss Jimmy Hoffa.
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After warning the Twitter user that everything he does on the internet is being monitored, the officer advised him to stop posting to the network because if he gets caught a second time, it will affect his kids — if he ever has any.
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"This is about understanding that the platform given to Mr. Kelly unfortunately provides him the insulation when he gets caught up in these precarious situations, or the legal counsel that gets him out," said Kenyette Barnes, creator of the social media hashtag #MuteRKelly.
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Much like Hill, the 25-year-old can't be left alone on the perimeter, and is plenty comfortable pulling up behind the three-point line if his man ducks under/gets caught in a pick, while the screener's defender opts to drop back.
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Simultaneously, mainstream media has repeatedly missed its annual targets to diversify, and that when a black journalist gets caught plagiarizing or doing awful work, it is too often falsely attributed to affirmative action programs that benefit white women more than black journalists anyway.
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Darius McCollum is something out of New York City tabloid lore: the thief of all thieves, the guy who gets caught over and over again (30 times, in total), seemingly the minute he gets out of jail or prison for his previous caper.
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The delay is mostly due to the technological obstacles inherent in the plot: Veteran government assassin Henry Brogan (Smith) gets caught up in a whirlwind conspiracy that pits him against a younger clone of himself, sent by his enemies to kill him.
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"The prevailing cultural narrative often pegs Gen Z as a digital generation that gets caught up by trends they see on social media," Jeremy Baker, chief technology officer and cofounder of Retail Zipline, said in a press release sent to Business Insider.
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In Nic Stone's debut novel, "Dear Martin," Justyce, a smart, ambitious black high school scholarship student at an elite prep school, gets caught up in a heated exchange between his best friend and an off-duty police officer, who shoots at them.
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Jessica is as interested as she ever was in bourbon and casual hookups, but she's taking pro bono cases and learning to live with a certain level of celebrity that's inevitable for someone who gets caught on camera tossing adult men aside with ease.
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"Birds of Prey" may be about female empowerment and, perhaps, a little bit about bringing down the patriarchy, but it "never gets caught up in cliched morals or weighty lessons," Johnny Oleksinski, of the New York Post, wrote in his review of the film.
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Moretz's new film is based on Emily Danforth's acclaimed and controversial coming-of-age novel, which tells the story of a teenage girl who gets caught having sex with her high school prom queen and is forced into a gay conversion therapy center in 1993.
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The problem is he gets caught coming around the barn, because the more he wants to dig into this, and try to come up with real solutions, the more open he is to the kind of inquiry that I was suggesting we really need.
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Imagining the sex doesn't evoke strong images, but rather sensations: My breath gets caught in the back of my throat, my ears and the small of my back get warm, my forearm starts getting tingly, and I imagine our legs being intertwined under the sheets.
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I would prefer that the Senate bill match the House bill and keep some form of state and local deductions so that no one gets caught in the trap of losing too many deductions at once and failing to benefit from the tax cuts.
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As reimagined by DuVernay, Queen Sugar complicates Charley's life by expanding on the show's source material with a famous basketball player husband (Timon Kyle Durett) who gets caught on tape partying with his teammates and a lone drunken woman, who's now alleging gang rape.
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How a Hong Kong startup gets caught up in US-China trade war Team Telecom, a shadowy U.S. national security unit comprising representatives from the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, and Justice (including the FBI), is tasked with protecting America's telecommunications systems, including international fiber optic cables.
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At a time when flying is terrifying as all hell, we trust pilots to be especially alert in the cockpit, working diligently to ensure that even if a cabin window cracks or the plane gets caught in a hailstorm or something, everyone onboard will be all right.
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And in "Useful Zulu Phrases, 1986," the laugh gets caught in the throat as she offers a hilarious list of some of the helpful hints that were once offered white South Africans attempting to learn Zulu in order to better command and control their black servants.
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We recommend Antarctica — Ashley Shelby's novel, "South Pole Station," follows a painter's adventures in the land of the penguins — or upstate New York, where the family at the center of J. Robert Lennon's "Broken River" gets caught up in their new home's not-quite-ghost story.
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The actress will star in "The Flight Attendant," a thriller based on Chris Bohjalian's best-selling novel about a woman who gets caught in a web of deceit after waking up in a Dubai hotel room next to a dead body -- and not knowing how she got there.
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Qadri (Sophia Taylor Ali), the intern, gets caught in their crossfire but only after she has to endure Ben telling her what to do with the head trauma and is forced to whip her hijab off to save the brother who yanks a piece of metal of his leg.
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In this trailer, we get to see more of how bodyguard Shadow Moon (The 100's Ricky Whittle) gets caught up in the world of mysterious figure Mr. Wednesday (Deadwood's Ian McShane), who turns out to be a deity with many other gods circling in his orbit, for better and for worse.
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THE DAY AFTER The prolific South Korean director Hong Sang-soo ("Claire's Camera") varies his formula a bit: Instead of a philandering filmmaker, "The Day After" gives us a philandering book publisher (Kwon Hae-hyo) whose new assistant (Kim Min-hee, Mr. Hong's muse of late) inadvertently gets caught up in adultery-related animosity.
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Matt Singer, Screencrush: After 15 years, Captain Jack has devolved into an accumulation of ticks and pratfalls, and his movies are basically lavish high-seas versions of a Scooby-Doo episode: A guh-guh-guh-ghost does a bunch of spooky stuff and everyone runs and screams for a while, and then the bad guy gets caught.
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The one-minute ad is called "Crooked Hillary gets caught lying again," a nickname the party's presumptive nominee, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, frequently uses against Clinton.
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So, if a New Jersey gambler takes Nyqvist to win at 7-5 in and the colt is loose on the lead after six furlongs, the Cash Out feature lets the bettor take a smaller profit before Nyqvist hits the wire, whether the colt ultimately prevails or gets caught in the final jump by a closer.
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What "Star-Crossed" can't do, at least in the early going, is provide much incentive to care about its characters, despite the appealing Anthony Head and Zuleikha Robinson as Lord and Lady Capulet, Grant Bowler as Lord Montague and Lashana Lynch as Juliet's cousin Rosalind, who gets caught in the middle of a plan to save the fair city of Verona.
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Critics have responded that Mr. Trump released the security assistance only after he learned that a whistle-blower was trying to tell Congress that the president was using his official powers to force Ukraine to do something for his own personal benefit, noting that someone who gets caught trying to commit a crime is still guilty even if the plot is discovered and thwarted.
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The number two guy at the FBI, you do not expect to find him in this situation, but he must be so surprised to find himself in this situation to after a career in the FBI, he&aposs two days away from retiring and he gets caught into this continuing controversy over the Clinton emails and over the allegations that he leaked information to The Wall Street Journal and then misled investigators about it.
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In liberal democracies, when an important political figure gets caught in a blatant lie, or ignores a public norm that leaders should not engage in open racism, or declares his intention to violate constitutional principles, we expect the public outcry to be fast and furious, and we expect the figure to suffer some professional consequence as a result: to face a loss of power, or a loss of status, or a loss of position.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive supertease for season 1, Miss Tennessee hopeful Alexandra deals with pre-pageant nerves, aspiring singer Alisa cries, and personal trainer Jackson gets caught in a love triangle with musician Jessica and another woman (who appears to be a a beauty queen like his cousin.) Then, there's the marital tension between Kerry — who's constantly on the road — and his wife Rachyl — the L.C. of this series — as she's left behind to care for their son.
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"I feel like sometime everyone gets caught up with the tweet of the day or the mudslinging that's going on between a dead John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, or Meghan McCain, and the president, and it takes time away from the policy discussions," Couric told the outlet.
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"Tuco takes Jesse and he throws him through the screen door outside, and if you watch it back you'll notice that my head gets caught inside the wooden screen door and it flips me around and lands me on my stomach … ""Raymond just thought I was acting so he continued and kicked me in the side and picked me up over his shoulder and threw me against the house but, in reality, I was pretty much unconscious," he wrote.
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Delia Owens' debut novel, Where the Crawdads Sing, a coming-of-age story about a "marsh girl," Kya, who gets caught up in a murder, would not ordinarily be the sort of book to make most readers take notice: It's by a 20133-year-old unknown author, who lives a remote country life far outside the publishing hub of New York City (and whose previous life as a conservationist in Zambia has raised some concerning issues).
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