Which at least sounds better than apologizing for getting caught — and getting caught, the company did.
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How weird is it to be very into the thrill of maybe getting caught having sex in public, but very not into actually getting caught?
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We've heard about getting caught red-handed with your hand in the cookie jar, but what about getting caught with your head stuck in a peanut butter jar?
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Getting caught lying on your resume can get you fired.
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But, actually getting caught, you may find, is less hot.
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Least hot of all is getting caught by your grandfather.
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Mr Song pocketed a tidy 24m yuan before getting caught.
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But I will never risk getting caught short of cash.
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Getting caught three times can result in a death sentence.
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Conway responded, "I think she regretted getting caught," she said.
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For some, it was getting caught by police or parents.
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You like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain.
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In reality, actually getting caught wasn't all that much fun.
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The Axeman of New Orleans committed murders without getting caught.
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Her first time getting caught, perhaps she deserves a lecture.
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Here's how to proceed without getting caught in a bluff.
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Death is always near where big air is getting caught.
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Playing hooky without getting caught is one of your talents.
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This isn't a movie about a bad husband getting caught.
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Usually getting caught in a lie is cause for embarrassment.
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Serve a cause rather than getting caught up in specifics.
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They're just getting caught up in the moment typing these things.
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But he's focused on not getting caught up in the hype.
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She made it to Minawao without getting caught by Boko Haram.
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We better off getting caught up for robbery than murder, right?
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What are the most common mistakes people make in getting caught?
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He's worried, however, about getting caught up in an immigration raid.
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Because you increase your chances exponentially of getting caught for both.
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The city quietly lengthened the yellow light time after getting caught.
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I'm not going to blame Facebook for getting caught off-guard.
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Both Republicans and Democrats are getting caught up in the madness.
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The pair continued to stream the drama even after getting caught.
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It's like a student getting caught copying work, according to him.
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A year of men getting caught, apologizing, and returning to power.
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Booth says addiction makes users ignore the consequences of getting caught.
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The number one way to avoid getting caught in an avalanche?
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No one likes getting caught with a snort or a squeak.
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The consequences for getting caught tagging aren't that drastic [in Greece].
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There is always the possibility that fewer people are getting caught.
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You can alternate between multiple accounts to stave off getting caught.
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Getting caught in it means running for your life through hell itself.
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Dany is destroying everything, and Arya keeps getting caught in the crosshairs.
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We need to help people avoid getting caught in these genetic traps.
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But getting caught at a home, you can count on one hand.
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But without work visas, they lived in constant fear of getting caught.
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How she lied about stuff and she's getting caught in her lies.
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You mentioned getting caught up in stories that are not entirely true.
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The Girlfriend Experience is obsessed with money, status, cheating, and getting caught.
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"She's always looking for an edge and always getting caught," he said.
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"It's getting caught in this growth sell-off right now," said Rosin.
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They have some shame, or at least a fear of getting caught.
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And they've mastered the art of extracting it, all without getting caught.
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I was worried about getting caught, but in those days you could.
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Companies keep getting caught outsourcing the work their technology fails to do.
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And also they were a nightmare cause her curls kept getting caught.
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"It was about everything," he said of getting caught behind slower cars.
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Getting caught could be the best thing that ever happened to them.
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Getting caught could be the best thing that ever happened to them.
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But she fears getting caught in the ongoing crossfire between the two parties.
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Siesta Key's Pauly Paul was arrested after getting caught with marijuana in Florida.
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But deploying these teams requires strategy, resources, and most importantly, not getting caught.
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I'd be a little worried about grit getting caught in that speaker grill.
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Stop getting caught in a process fight about who can win in Iowa!
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But migrants and the smuggler said they were not worried about getting caught.
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Mr Adeeb repaid him by getting caught pilfering $79m from the tourism board.
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They keep us from getting caught up in the [Silicon Valley] echo chamber.
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Are you always getting caught out on the shitter with no toilet paper?
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Instead, children will only work harder to avoid getting caught the next time.
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The great news is that getting caught off guard is not an inevitability.
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Favorite Summer DrinkPope likes pina coladas (and maybe getting caught in the rain).
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Meanwhile, the capture technology itself is getting caught up in the political theater.
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He was also using crutches after getting caught up in an unrelated shooting.
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They dropped me off in the morning before they ended up getting caught.
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But there's no instruction on how to handle an entire country getting caught.
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Because they're checking them with a machine, so more people are getting caught.
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Robocallers simply ignore the ruling, knowing their chances of getting caught are slim.
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Getting caught with a small amount of drugs landed him in juvenile detention.
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Sorry about getting caught up in the moment and saying f*ck Marvel.
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Tag a building in reality, and you run the risk of getting caught.
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Jonathan Newsome flashed some upside before being released after getting caught with marijuana.
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I wasn't afraid of getting caught because the kitchen was practically my house.
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U.S.-listed companies — at the highest levels — are taking risks and getting caught.
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"I ran home every night after work to avoid getting caught," he said.
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To this I must confess, cheating repeatedly without getting caught does impress me.
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But already, organizers were warning against getting caught up in the small victory.
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It was Johnson telling the truth and DeGeneres getting caught in a lie.
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Yet few companies are getting caught in that fray as much as Facebook.
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But after getting caught off guard in November, officials are taking no chances.
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According the government, Wheeler also attempted to help customers avoid getting caught by police.
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Getting caught in the act will also get you kicked out of the park.
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According to Bernstein, too many investors are getting caught up in a losing trade.
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Not to mention, the crossbody strap kept getting caught in the backpack strap. Frustrating.
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The risks for getting caught are still perilously high, even in these changing times.
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As with Rader, it was apparently getting caught up in his own media coverage.
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Why risk missing the call again by getting caught up in something else, right?
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It's not that animals are getting caught in the cross-fire, though some might.
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It sounds like a large degree of not getting caught is about mental control.
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Any inkling of him getting caught, or them treating him bad, he killed them.
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After getting caught on camera kissing at Drake's concert in Los Angeles on Sept.
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No one ever wants to imagine getting caught in some sort of emergency situation.
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Getting caught is when you really get to understand how bad you messed up.
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But the clock's ticking, and you need to move fast, or risk getting caught.
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Drivers calculate how far they can go above the speed limit without getting caught.
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If they're able to win the round without getting caught, it's even more points.
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Obviously we shouldn't have people sneaking across the border, getting caught, then claiming asylum.
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The only way to escape is brutally simple: murder another student without getting caught.
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I started getting caught with left hands because I could hardly see anything coming.
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That was fraught with more danger of getting caught than today's method, he said.
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Getting caught jumping the turnstile can still have serious consequences for poor New Yorkers.
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"That was one benefit of getting caught up in a trade war," Priest said.
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And freedom from getting caught outside in a torrential downpour is a wonderful thing.
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Getting caught in traffic is as frustrating in investing as it is anywhere else.
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Getting caught up in intra-party fighting over policy differences would be a mistake.
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But I avoid getting caught up in drama at each place so that's nice.
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The second incident involved a prisoner getting caught wearing the prison governor's wife's underwear.
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But how best to sleep on the job without getting caught and potentially fired?
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And I think that's why folks are getting caught on their back foot a lot.
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So we dipped and dove to avoid getting caught in the net and headed inside.
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Others are getting caught up in the unfollowing step and losing track of the rest.
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That may have encouraged revenge killings, as the likelihood of getting caught was so low.
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And if you do continue using swipe apps, do mind getting caught in the swipestream.
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Here are five ways to tackle common, unexpected expenses without getting caught up forever. 2400.
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Additional accounts claim that SFW blogs are getting caught up in the removals as well.
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You could just toss it in the lagoon and reduce the risk of getting caught.
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It'd be sort of like Charlie Chaplin getting caught in the gears in Modern Times.
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And Graham's mom immediately stopped her daughter from getting caught up in any body shame.
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"The club themselves have bigger things to work with—that's not getting caught," said Atwell.
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So I never have to worry that I'm getting caught wondering, What did I say?
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In Poocuzzi, four players attempt to take a dump in a jacuzzi without getting caught.
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"It's unfortunate that people with disabilities are getting caught up in this debate," Spohn said.
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Jonny: I didn't want to risk going to raves and getting caught at that point.
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First, music had to be smuggled across borders and dispersed without its carriers getting caught.
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The malware is also designed to self-destruct in certain cases, to avoid getting caught.
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A zero-tolerance policy makes it harder to make a living after getting caught doping.
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Heinisch ended up getting caught coming in a lot more than he probably should have.
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He vowed to focus on substance, yet his aides kept getting caught in underhand tricks.
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" A risk for households Investors risk getting caught in what economists call a "doom loop.
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No more getting caught up in lawsuits about who was accommodated and who was not.
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Gunmen on motorcycles continue to shoot people in public with little fear of getting caught.
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But on the other hand, the risk of getting caught is a lot higher too.
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After getting caught up in the pleasure for a minute, she asked him to stop.
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"But not having the stash house increases their risk of getting caught," Mr. Owens said.
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The Kleingarten is getting caught up in a massive urban conflict: the fight over space.
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Earlier robots had failed, getting caught on debris or suffering circuit malfunctions from excess radiation.
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But that, he says, is better than getting caught and being sent back to Syria.
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And they are getting caught up in prolonged court cases with significant backlogs, she said.
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These two unlovely fellows tramp through "The Ardennes," getting caught in all manner of malignity.
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Humanity becomes inputs and outputs, and the only crime of the hustle is getting caught.
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It must be able to "ride the wave without getting caught on the back end."
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It happened again — major media outlets and reporters getting caught red-handed misleading the public.
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What's more ... the feds claim Mike's changed its phone number twice to avoid getting caught.
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Getting caught with a pen and paper in the Gulag was sufficient grounds for execution.
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Why pick the woman who does nothing but lie, and keeps getting caught in lies?
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Frustrations, anger, anxiety, feeling down, disappointment, procrastination, self criticism, getting caught up in our stories.
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We paddle as hard as we can and just barely miss getting caught in the storm.
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It's possible someone else used the same technique in the last five years, without getting caught.
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We had a really great Freightliner Elite Support Ford; just kept getting caught in adversity, there.
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Police in Alaska said a hungry squirrel crossed a line after getting caught swiping a doughnut.
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G-Eazy was arrested in Sweden after allegedly attacking security guards and getting caught with cocaine.
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In the event of getting caught in a rip current, it's important not to fight it.
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Getting caught up entirely on social issues may make it hard for them to accomplish this.
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Did selling acid ever put you at risk of getting caught up in any gangland stuff?
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That's because people can actually hear and internalize feedback, rather than getting caught up feeling defensive.
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Instead of getting caught boasting of groping a woman's genitals, Trump kneecapped the FBI's top man.
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That could allow criminals to provide false information with little risk of getting caught, critics say.
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You can see the video on this other website that doesn't care much about getting caught.
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I wasn't afraid back then of getting caught or of the whole world knowing my name.
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The question, then, would be how to ship the biological material cheaply and without getting caught.
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"Just getting caught up in the thinking and doing brings a sort of meaning," she says.
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This resulted in Magny simply trying to jab off the fence and getting caught with counters.
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The risk of getting caught up unwittingly in an American sanctions prosecution is all too real.
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"The same kids I was renting cars to were getting caught up (in crime)," he said.
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Shapiro added that it wouldn't be hard to envision Trump getting caught in the same trap.
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The ones that are getting caught in the middle are the guys on the front lines.
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Getting caught in slow-moving or stopped traffic will absolutely kill your dollars-per-hour ratio.
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Kendrick Motorsports' Johnson fared the worst, getting caught up in a fender bender on Lap 80.
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Put too many balls in the air, however, and you are at risk of getting caught.
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"Amazing Grace" is a church full of people's spirits getting caught, over and over — by Aretha.
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BTW ... Young and Jones are currently behind bars after getting caught up in Tekashi's racketeering case.
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Any fear predators might have about getting caught is overcome by their perceived sense of control.
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The small returns, they have said, would make the geopolitical costs of getting caught prohibitively high.
|
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So I fixated on persistently playing by the rules, or at least never getting caught slipping.
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Many, even most, would prefer to compete without doping, without the constant fear of getting caught.
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"After two years without getting caught, I can't fathom this has crossed national boundaries," he adds.
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The challenge is to avoid getting caught up in abstract corporate strategies or ponderous economic theories.
|
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All three experts also warned against getting caught up with trends, as they&aposre typically fleeting.
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Check out Motherboard's guide to secure labor organizing: How to Organize Your Workplace Without Getting Caught.
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I ride a bike everywhere, and it keeps my pants from getting caught in the sprocket.
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After all, it is better to map out the minefield before getting caught in the middle.
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Might you get behind, be out of the loop, have a hard time getting caught up?
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Albon started fifth but lost out after making an early pitstop and getting caught in traffic.
|
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That's why destroying the Affordable Care Act -- or getting caught trying -- has become a political imperative.
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The spy chief warned of getting caught up in another "Cold War-like spiral" with Russia.
|
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They say they don't want the estate getting caught up in the streaming service's legal problems.
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This helps to explain why investors keep getting caught out in their expectations for the bond market.
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Now, rather than getting caught up in trends, I'm just going to do things I genuinely like.
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Middle schoolers also wanted to pass notes in class without getting caught by their teachers, for example.
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I felt like I was getting caught in an increasingly elaborate maze of expectation, need, and conflict.
|
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The 2015 thriller depicts an idealistic FBI agent getting caught up in a CIA plot in Mexico.
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Where she goes—from getting caught and being completely put on blast—is a fun, fun ride.
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For all we know, the proportion of bad ads that are getting caught might even be decreasing.
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The crooks now have the unenviable task of unloading all $250,000 worth of wheels without getting caught.
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So for Paul's character, there's that erotic tension between his desires and the risk of getting caught.
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Bots can be programmed to have a single mission: post as much as possible without getting caught.
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Viewers can start getting caught up with the premiere of Season 9, which Rossum is appearing in.
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Defenders contend Parscale is getting caught in the crossfire from people who dislike Kushner for unrelated reasons.
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First, the vacuum kept getting caught in the hair of my elderly Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever.
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So Doré argues that the right move today is minimizing the risk of getting caught off guard.
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The consequences for getting caught rarely amounted to more than a free ride back to the border.
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And while some these apps released "fixes" after getting caught red-handed, the damage is already done.
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He said McCain was a loser for getting caught and spending 6 years in a POW camp.
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So if you like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain, your Prink is going nowhere.
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I told myself it was the danger: of getting caught, of fooling the men, of breaking rules.
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In February 2015, a woman in Sinaloa, Mexico was arrested after getting caught masturbating during the movie.
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At least the new verified scores will help keep some moviegoers from getting caught in the crossfire.
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For anyone who's thought, Fuck, how can I sneak X out of/into Y without getting caught?
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There's no risk of a finger or tail getting caught, and everyone stays comfortable all the while.
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And the committees should be allowed to do their work without getting caught up into semantical distinctions.
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Is there anything worse than getting caught in the rain with your favorite but totally-not-waterproof handbag?
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Is there any way to bang on the beach without getting caught or a thong full of sand?
|
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Getting caught up in a splinter narrative is actually easier than being appropriately skeptical of the consensus narrative.
|
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Meng getting caught with Apple products is just the latest in a string of embarrassing moments for Huawei.
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It was a practice he developed over the years to avoid getting caught wrong-footed in the markets.
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But make it all about you, instead of getting caught up in a game of compare and despair.
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Now, Pink, a mom of two, has said she regrets almost getting "caught up" in the singers' spat.
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One way to avoid getting caught in the import tariff crossfire is to build the cars in China.
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The problem for you is getting caught up in humanitarian theories, neglecting to back them up with action.
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Robert finished 23rd in the first race after getting caught and "gassed", his wind blocked by the pack.
|
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"Getting caught up with China's politically driven criminal justice system can be a bleak, depressing experience," Zimmerman says.
|
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And if Jaime and Bronn manage to avoid getting caught up in another devastatingly awful road trip plotline.
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Before getting caught, Rimasauskas allegedly received a total of $100 million in transfers from both Google and Facebook.
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I remember getting caught when my boyfriend read a text message from my ex while I was asleep.
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They demonstrated their loyalty by never getting caught expressing dissent and rose to become his most powerful associates.
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Even during this emergency, Chris's fear of getting caught high or holding trumped his fears for his health.
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The men and women with roles in the armed forces are also getting caught up in the debate.
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Despite seeing it many times, she said, she still finds herself getting caught up in the primal thrill.
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My client could not walk in her dress because her shoes kept getting caught in her beaded gown.
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"He's really good at keeping the process moving, and not getting caught up in the nonsense," Moscowitz says.
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With little emotion, he described a system in which winning at any cost without getting caught was paramount.
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Toward the end, it's hard to tell what's powering him more—getting away with it or getting caught.
|
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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At that point, I did not care anymore about the prospects of getting caught or the professional consequences.
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Shmurda was in court Tuesday with attorney Alex Spiro for allegedly getting caught with a shank behind bars.
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As a precaution, you might want to check out our guide to sleuthing on Instagram without getting caught.
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Yes, I use the acronym because It's an easy-to-remember handle if you're getting caught in fear.
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Fans seated in the area behind the basket scrambled away to avoid getting caught up in the fracas.
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I think once they steal the money, this is how they're going to retrieve it without getting caught.
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Officer Domingo laughed politely, and added that maybe they were afraid of getting caught, or put in jail.
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Water-resistant works for getting caught in the rain and strolling along the beach, classic romantic travel things.
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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It is the latest example of a major American bank getting caught up in a foreign corruption scandal.
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One of the red-flagged time codes corresponds to a scene showing ... fish getting caught in fishing nets!!!
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Journalists routinely advise government officials how to pass them information without getting caught by their superiors or investigators.
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As long as I am getting caught by the atmosphere and the emotions music is creating, I am fine.
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Starling Marte led off the second with a double but ended the inning getting caught trying to steal third.
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Seriously, the FBI should only recruit in Rosewood because everyone is an expert at stalking people without getting caught.
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I've also not had any issue with the three after getting caught in the rain a couple of times.
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That should keep things in, though I probably wouldn't recommend getting caught in a downpour with a laptop inside.
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I realized this while getting caught up in the upcoming Puyo Puyo Tetris, which hits Nintendo's console next week.
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There have also been instances of bank robbers getting caught after posting about their heists on YouTube and Instagram.
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No matter where you are in the world, getting caught in the rain without an umbrella just plain sucks.
|
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So this might be perfect for porn addicts who like to enjoy adult content in public with getting caught.
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"They could do that without ever getting caught, and it would perfectly fit their history as well," he says.
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If the Federal Reserve doesn't begin to normalize interest rates, it risks getting caught behind, two experts warned Monday.
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Despite getting caught, the spider was very lucky as the star opted to release it rather than kill it.
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"My big thing was about simplicity, and not getting caught up in being a center of attention," Rasheed said.
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Getting caught in the heat of the moment wasn't quite what Bryan Cranston had in mind for his honeymoon.
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The barges were briefly stationary after getting caught on a rock jetty Thursday morning but later broke away again.
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But what he can do is teach these amateurs how best to engineer a huge swindle without getting caught.
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There are even online manuals that explain in graphic detail how to produce the images and avoid getting caught.
|
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"Getting caught in an ash cloud, then the particles from the ash then cause a contact burn," Wolf said.
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Arcia got up and started toward home, getting caught in a rundown that allowed Suter to move to second.
|
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But in the sandwich form, all the juices that were on the meat keep getting caught within each other.
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He's been living for so long in a fight-or-flight mode, in a panic of not getting caught.
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Candidates can weather most embarrassing stories, and spokespeople know that getting caught in a lie only makes things worse.
|
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Another guy in here just got shipped from FCI Texarkana to Beckley for getting caught smuggling in a computer.
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They've been doing it their whole careers, they're good at it, and they've learned how to avoid getting caught.
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The majority of those injuries were the result of getting caught in, hit by, or otherwise injured by machinery.
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During filming, Narducci's long robe kept getting caught on the stairs, Powell said, giving it an unintended billowing effect.
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Getting caught up in the frenzy around you can be avoided by turning your shopping into a mindful activity.
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Steube said veterans are getting caught between the states and the federal government, and he wants to change that.
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Aside from any fear of getting caught, CIs must also feel pretty guilty deep down for doing it, huh?
|
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So the way that we escalate the joke in this is Darryl getting caught up in his own thinking.
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Flying larger aircraft, something that's been considered, he says, runs the risk of getting caught up in red tape.
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As the U.S. and China fight over trade, one key party is getting caught in the middle: Big technology companies.
|
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Speaking of getting caught, one comment from Celeste to Jane sounds like there is a loose thread in their scheme.
|
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Security at this place was bananas, so there was no way I could talk my way upstairs without getting caught.
|
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Amazon and Netflix, though, are each up more than 40 percent year-to-date despite getting caught in the rout.
|
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Facebook simply had the misfortune of getting caught after playing fast and loose with who has control over their data.
|
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When I ask Josh what the hardest part about life on the run was, he says it was getting caught.
|
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With hackers becoming more sophisticated and rarely ever getting caught, we'll likely see more and more breaches in the future.
|
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But getting caught with weed there could easily mean jail time or even the death penalty for high-level trafficking.
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The punishment for getting caught with cannabis for personal use is a maximum four years in prison or mandatory rehabilitation.
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"How to HIDE & HIT Your JUUL at SCHOOL WITHOUT Getting CAUGHT," for instance, is only useful or interesting to minors.
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That was the method Jordan Belfort, the so-called Wolf of Wall Street, used to enrich himself before getting caught.
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And if you do plan to use a case, there's little point in getting caught up on the phone's color.
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Two drug cartels were fighting, King said, and young men from mostly poor communities were getting caught in the violence.
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The thought of getting caught on a hot mic and broadcast nationwide without your knowledge is a pretty terrifying one.
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Finally, those who engage in and promote these campaigns don't seem at all deterred anymore by fear of getting caught.
|
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It's easy to fall for Silicon Valley's billion-dollar startups, getting caught up in the story of innovation and disruption.
|
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I wanted to share my walk too, but without getting caught up in the small loops of contemporary sharing platforms.
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But getting caught with 106 violations in the casino's opening years is an indicator of a serious problem, they said.
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It's also water-resistant enough to handle getting caught in the rain — though Fitbit discourages customers from showering with it.
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You can't have anything at all to do with your former life, or you run the risk of getting caught.
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VW's decision to cheat was based in part on the assumption that the likelihood of getting caught was very low.
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But the prospect of getting caught in the cross-fire of a U.S.-China trade war is worrying German businesses.
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Crosby remembers looking forward to her ride that afternoon; she doesn't remember the twig getting caught in her wheel spokes.
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More and more often, innocent people are getting caught up in viral hoaxes to make them look like terror suspects.
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To avoid getting caught committing murder, the story says that the bullies decided to bury the body underneath the floorboards.
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There's nothing like getting caught flat-footed in an emergency to convince us to better prepare for the next one.
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This time around, sparks flew, while getting caught up on the two previous years since they last saw each other.
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The fact that I can pick up the Dyson and go without it getting caught on furniture is genuinely freeing.
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It's as if Agatha Christie came back for a visit, after getting caught up on pop culture in the beyond.
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But they end up getting caught by another DJ who wants to know what the hell they're doing in his 'hood.
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You have several employees who should probably be in prison, and you continually keep getting caught and fined for corrupt practices.
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More than anything, these misadventures were framed by my ambition to find new, innovative ways of getting high without getting caught.
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If, instead, the drama you're still getting caught up on is the Cambridge Analytica scandal, well, I have some bad news.
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Even the great Lyoto Machida still suffered most of his significant losses by getting caught after he landed a nice counter.
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Rafael dos Anjos can drive a furious pace, but getting caught mid-combination by Ferguson's counters changed his demeanor very quickly.
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Rather than getting caught red- (and probably sticky-) handed, the trio decided to leave the half-eaten melons on their seats.
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But people who leak — whether they're Apple employees, contractors or suppliers — do get caught and they're getting caught faster than ever.
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These rods are made of chemical elements like boron that can absorb neutrons without getting caught up in the fissioning process.
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Even if you're not worried about camping neighbors (or find the idea of getting caught kind of hot), location is important.
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It's almost impossible to resist getting caught up the excitement, especially when gaming laptops and desktops are down by 12 percent.
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Other display-related problems were supposedly caused by dust and debris getting caught in tiny gaps caused by the Fold's hinge.
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The competitive pressure and the relatively low risks of getting caught all add up to strong incentives to use illegal enhancers.
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Salma faces the wrath of her parents after getting caught with her new girlfriend Dunia, whom she dares to bring home.
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Mountain Rock draws on this very sincerity without ever getting caught in the kind of reflection that calls for self-pity.
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He successfully made off with a large amount of vibranium, but not before getting caught and branded (literally) as a thief.
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It must be the meatballs or the risk of getting caught, but young people keep overstaying their visits to Ikea stores.
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Does any part of you think that they staged that, that they're not actually getting caught but it's a strategic move?
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It's also waterproof for up to 100 feet so you don't have to worry about getting caught in the snow, bro.
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A new wristband promises to let you ride around on your motorcycle like a madman without getting caught in speed traps.
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If you wanted to steal something without getting caught, your best bet would be to create some sort of a distraction.
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For Russia to continue such work, knowing the likelihood of getting caught, is tantamount to saying that it does not care.
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But all it took was getting caught up for love of a lady, and that I threw -- throw your life away.
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In the film, Deneke and his friends are taken away for resisting arrest after getting caught defacing public property and drinking.
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But certain violations can lead to reimprisonment: among them, using drugs, getting caught with weapons or associating with other known criminals.
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Worse than the official penalties, in most cases, is the stigma that comes from getting caught with drugs of any kind.
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DeeVee (Mack Wilds) is trying to make it as a music producer, but risks getting caught up in Ahm's dark business.
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When Draper told him he was overdue in returning to his unit, Cisneros asked if he was worried about getting caught.
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Trammell: Yeah, serious plot-armor on the luck between the date not showing up, not getting caught with the token, etc.
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Like "When getting caught in the rain gets TOO REAL" or "15 animal tweets that are just TOO REAL FOR US".
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The controversy surrounding Zara is the latest example of a company getting caught in the crossfire between Beijing and the protesters.
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So it's no shock that the Astros and other clubs would calculate that the risks of getting caught cheating were low.
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Every year, an estimated 300,000 whales and dolphins die after getting caught in fishing gear, according to the International Whaling Commission.
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That's end goal here, after all, said O'Mara: To make it more difficult for people to build nuclear weapons without getting caught.
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You don't need a 15-step guide on how to quell the burning fire of your loins without getting caught by mom.
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In order to learn how to spy on real-life intelligence agents without getting caught, I'll need the help of a professional.
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"You need to get close enough to be able to catch everything, but far enough away to avoid getting caught," explains Christian.
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" When I ask if they are worried about getting caught, they say "kind of," and that they will stop stealing them "someday.
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Although hungover and tired, he managed to get his six pollos (literally "chickens," but smuggler slang for "people") across without getting caught.
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When Joan's vitals plummeted, the complaint stated Korovin left "to avoid getting caught," later lying about what had happened on Joan's chart.
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Here, however, you're playing what the website calls "an extreme game of hide and seek" — and getting caught comes with real consequences.
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Getting on board without getting caught was a challenge and served as the perfect entry-level con for a lifelong con man.
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It was like a kid getting caught with a hand in the cookie jar or a baseball that's gone through a window.
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We've all seen people get fired for doing dumb shit on Facebook or getting caught doing things they wanted to keep private.
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He said he witnessed Massad smoke both and that the mayor would use runners to buy his dope to avoid getting caught.
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But instead of getting caught up in the privilege of having water access, take action to ensure you aren't misusing your supply.
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They've got powers, but they're worried about paying the bills or dealing with obnoxious neighbors or getting caught up in awkward entanglements.
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They're using everyday obstacles like cars, houses, and trash cans as makeshift bunkers—and unsuspecting citizens are getting caught in the crossfire.
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Nothing is more horrifying than getting caught doing something you were told not to do (probably more than once) by a parent.
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She was imprisoned there by Scar and the hyenas and had to slink out one evening while nearly getting caught by Scar.
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"Felt like another pawn, like we are still getting caught up in politics," Halleck said of the temporary end to the shutdown.
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Yet "to ravel" is both to entangle and to disentangle — thus to stay still while getting caught up in making the music.
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That could prevent more innocent, respectful developers from getting caught up in the dragnet as users panic to prune their app connections.
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In the "theory building" phase of a new science or art, it's important to explore widely without getting caught in dead ends.
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As a soldier, I remember the quiet labor of covering up my life outside the military and the fear of getting caught.
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And Zabit's constant giving of ground to set up his counters led to him getting caught along the fence several times again.
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Fare evasion should be policed like anything else, but maybe getting caught and paying a fine does not act as a deterrent.
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A wall label cites a coy comment by Johnson about the delicious danger of getting caught having sex in a glass house.
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I feel like after that the day went smooth, other than getting caught in the pit road cycle on the last stop.
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Getting caught with a late fee because you lost or forgot about a bill points to a too-loose approach to finances.
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Biden is a very normal senator whose worst mistakes involved getting caught up in the political norms or fads of the moment.
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This guy just loves dropping back and contesting shots, even when he has absolutely no chance of getting off without getting caught.
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"You're not going to find them getting caught up in the net of law enforcement by boasting online about wanting to conduct attacks."
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Alexandra (Ryan Destiny), on the other hand, is worried about getting caught for something else: the lies that she told about her family.
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Since the nineties and early noughties, there have been far fewer reports of English footballers getting caught out for having a casual smoke.
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Overall, investor appetite for South African assets was dimmed by the prospect of getting caught out ahead of a four-day holiday weekend.
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So much so that she's not paying attention to her daughter, who ends up getting caught up in drinking, drugs, and *gasp* boys.
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Yet he believes that the best public relations teams know better and would rather avoid the embarrassment of getting caught publishing something misleading.
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In a lake or ocean, there's an element of exhibitionism and the risk of getting caught that makes it exciting for some people.
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We share the cost of an auto rickshaw back to the house and end up getting caught in the rain and subsequent traffic.
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However, the idea of all the rule-breakers getting caught is laughable, given the sheer amount of content being generated by the site.
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Experts say getting caught for this type of insider trading often depends on the lengths a trader will go to to avoid detection.
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" "In the short-term, however, a busy night on Sunday can be expected, with traders and funds getting caught on the long side.
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This is our black men killing other black men and innocent people getting caught in the cross fires and it needs to stop.
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It wouldn't start after getting caught in water, and he was worried about having to pay the rental company for the damaged vehicle.
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Well, this pooch tried to get a front row seat to the action and just ended up getting caught in a tight situation.
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But getting caught up in social media beauty can make us forget that there's a major difference between crafted tutorials and IRL makeup.
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"You need to be able to increase the costs of getting caught," Snowden said in a video call with WIRED following the presentation.
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Once inside an internet café, Rodriguez called again for advice on transmitting something without it getting caught in China's dragnet on international communications.
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Some pundits suspect that the firms' bosses, afraid of getting caught up in President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption purge, are parking assets abroad.
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There's always a better hacker, a better programmer, someone who's meaner, more expert, and better at not getting caught than anyone ever before.
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How can we maximize our time in an illegal parking spot while minimizing the chances of getting caught, and, thus, ticketed or towed?
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He explained that he isn't worried about SAP getting caught in the crossfire amid ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Pattinson would replenish his supply of magazines by stealing them from a local convenience store, which ultimately led to the actor getting caught.
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We're a bit less forgiving of NASA getting caught up and authenticating his claim—but hey, it's usually their job to trust astronauts.
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"Quite frankly, it's unlikely that lots of undocumented immigrants would show up to vote for fear of getting caught -- that's speculation," Douglas said.
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Michelle Kujawa engaged in an affair with a crew member, who jumped off a 25-foot balcony to try to avoid getting caught.
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"If you are doing child exploitative content, WhatsApp is encrypted," she said, meaning it could allow criminals to exchange information without getting caught.
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"We had fear of missing out in January and now we have fear of getting caught on the wrong side of the market."
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Of course, the other man wasn't able to make a break for it ... getting caught by bystanders and then beaten to a pulp.
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I wanted it to say something and to do that without getting caught preaching, because if it's preachy, who wants to hear that?
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Shamrock ran through three more men, submitting each, before entering the first UFC tournament and getting caught in a choke by Royce Gracie.
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And a number of men and women are sitting in jail after paying one of these sites — and getting caught by the police.
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"We wanted to cover it as a talked-about sporting, cultural and business event," without getting caught up in the hype, he said.
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The past year has been so polarizing and noxious that even I find myself getting caught up in the extreme grandstanding and vitriol.
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But the desire to toe that line—to dawdle in the possibility of getting caught, but not too brazenly—is a common fantasy.
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Getting caught in a "state of undress" with the opposite sex is good for a $250 fine and 18 hours of community service.
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One potential downside to walking is getting caught in a magic field of poppies and falling asleep, so it's not entirely without risk.
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"They are worried about getting caught short if there's a repeat of last winter's nuclear power supply crisis in France," a trader said.
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He made the boys wrestle in Speedo swimsuits, saying that they risked getting caught on loose fabric and injuring themselves, Mr. Fitter said.
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If you end up getting caught, the attempted subversion will be construed as a mitigating (it's a gray area!) rather than aggravating factor.
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Getting dunked on is like getting caught masturbating, in that it's embarrassing and shameful and a sign of great personal weakness and incompetence.
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Walter is convinced Kimmel killed his wife, and admires aloud to the bartender his ingenuity in pulling it off and not getting caught.
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The report about Sessions is yet another example of a Trump administration official getting caught after failing to disclose communications with Russian officials.
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After the two agents apprehended the group of 16, two of the men jumped the fence back into Mexico to avoid getting caught.
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Essentially, players have to help a kid find the 3DS their mom hid somewhere in the room without getting caught in the act.
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The two women had met while students in the teachers college, but had been expelled in 2013 after getting caught kissing in a bathroom.
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"I called Malcolm from home and we discussed how we were going to make the picture work without getting caught," he told BuzzFeed News.
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But even if the risk of getting caught turns you off instead of on, you might enjoy fantasies of sex on a (private) beach.
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And, as we know, getting caught up in these romanticized notions can delay the process of getting help or treatment for mental-health disorders.
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After all, government workers who are paranoid about getting caught breaking the law will sometimes break the law in order to cover their tracks.
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Rather than getting caught in this pore-clogging cycle, hyaluronic acid provides some instant relief but also helps bind more water in the skin.
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Remedy Rush maintains this — there are still times when I only last a minute or two before getting caught up in an exploding toxin.
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After getting caught up on work, I realize it's almost lunchtime and I might as well work from home to save on commuting time.
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That way, everyone who cares about climate change, including many conservatives, can get behind the same policy, without getting caught up in partisan gridlock.
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Randall doesn't recommend diving to 200 feet with them, but jumping in the pool or getting caught in the rain will be no problem.
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An Oregon man was arrested Thursday night after getting caught on video earlier this week "harassing a bison" in Yellowstone National Park, officials announced.
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The first is that I showed up almost 20 minutes late after getting caught in the city's underground metro tunnel for half an hour.
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While the momentous hour was filled with lovable moments — Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and Andrew DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) getting caught making out like teenagers!
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Like most wily criminals, martens are mainly active at night — likely because this is when it's easiest to graffiti neighborhood buildings without getting caught.
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The country's borders have been sealed for decades, and getting caught with outside information or technology, often smuggled through China, is a punishable offense.
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Rumors have circulated over the past month about large banks getting caught on the wrong side of a big move in the credit market.
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Some, he added, were "exploring summer plans abroad", having not previously considered doing so, because they were worried about getting caught in the crossfire.
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Despite the more lenient rules, players are still getting caught, including Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon, who sat out the entire 2015 season.
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The Russell 2000 climbed 13% last year as investors bet that US-focused companies would avoid getting caught in the middle of trade wars.
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That means cars running close together at 200 mph and no good way to avoid getting caught up in a crash once one starts.
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Before election day, do your research and know your choices, paying attention to not getting caught up in the media drama and others' reactivity.
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At a meeting of around 1,000 local party leaders, Kem Sokha said the CNRP would avoid getting caught up in fights with Hun Sen.
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Social media usage often starts with the intention of getting caught up on current events and quickly spirals into a black hole of negativity.
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That might lead to embarrassing situations, with users getting caught trying to browse Facebook on the sly during work, class, dinner or a conversation.
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Arthur, a heavily tattooed guy in his late twenties, ended up getting caught with cocaine after he was arrested for fighting outside a pub.
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Getting caught by nasties in the desert leads to a sequence of jumping over several fireballs, necessitating exact positioning that the game rarely affords.
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Instead of getting caught up in one of those circular arguments, step away from the click-bait and focus on the people around you.
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Stoudemire emphasizes the importance of putting your own future first and not getting caught up in letting friends and family take advantage of handouts.
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"Poachers who take ivory are increasingly getting caught with pangolin scales as well," said Aurélie Flore Koumba Pambo, scientific coordinator at Gabon's national parks.
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"I'm worried about tomorrow and boats getting caught on plastic bags or banging into garbage," he told Reuters at the Marina da Gloria venue.
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Just take this dog who probably thought he was getting away with the world's greatest food heist, but ended up getting caught red-handed.
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Monica's coffee table was a staple in her living room, and getting caught putting a drink down without a coaster was an egregious offense.
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It feels like buying a pack of cigarettes in front of a friend who thought you had quit, or getting caught watching cat videos.
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Yet with this energy consuming of bursting forwards it gets harder and harder to avoid getting caught in mid range as his feet slow.
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Credit, too, the escalation of athletes' salaries, which makes the reward of taking bribes to throw games rarely worth the risk of getting caught.
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While some guards took the inmates into closets to have sex, others showed little fear of getting caught and propositioned inmates in their cells.
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In separate interviews, the Hendersons recalled how Lionel had admonished Keith to stick to football and to avoid getting caught up in the streets.
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Here, the hectic nature of the action works against getting caught up in what's happening, which includes a few out-of-left-field threats.
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But with his older brother's rising profile and growing role in the incoming administration, Mr. Kushner is now getting caught up in the scrutiny.
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Oklahoma will try to avoid getting caught looking ahead to the weekend when the Sooners host Northern Colorado in a nonconference game Tuesday night.
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Before acquittal, members of the Trump administration had to worry at least a little that getting caught doing something wrong would lead to consequences.
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Increasingly, delivery companies are getting caught using predatory and automated tactics on diners and owners as part of their endless war for market share.
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Under ideal circumstances, I'm in a spot where there is no real risk of getting caught and I don't have to worry about it.
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A massive disaster aid package is getting caught up in a broader political fight on Capitol Hill over spending, immigration and other contentious issues.
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"We are getting caught up in geopolitical issues of the day," Mario Rebello, vice president of DJI's North American operations, said in an interview.
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I, on the other hand, am performing my morning ritual of trying to find somewhere to smoke weed in the snow without getting caught.
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Just 40 years ago, nearly one-third of all serial killers in the US got away with five or more murders before getting caught.
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They've lost 62 House seats, 12 governorships, and, this is the number that I keep getting caught up on, 958 seats in state legislatures.
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Kil also apparently bragged about never getting caught, saying things like this:The thing about the FBI, though, is that it's very good at catching criminals.
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Getting caught calling or texting behind the wheel can cost drivers from $22013 in California for a first offense to a whopping $235,22018 in Alaska.
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"The fear of getting caught gives an adrenaline rush that generates excitement and energy throughout your body, which can enhance the physical experience," she says.
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After nabbing yet another free meal, the pooch eventually notices her mom, but doesn't seem to be too embarrassed about getting caught in the act.
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But before you hit the road, you may want to consult our roundup of 10 ways to sneak out of work early (without getting caught).
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"Some of the turnovers in the neutral zone it seemed like we were not moving our feet, we were getting caught from behind," Yeo said.
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He then fell back to 20th after nearly getting caught up in an incident with Reed Sorenson and Jimmie Johnson just past the halfway point.
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He was a beat behind through the first round, eating Held's punches and a cartwheel kick and getting caught in a deep standing guillotine choke.
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Well, maybe my analyzer was getting caught up on the flaws, but it's really because it was more than I can receive all at once.
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The wine crooks are currently still at large, probably sniffing the corks on a few bottles and spitballing ways to fence them without getting caught.
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Every proprietor interviewed for this article had more tales about good customers who asked about purchasing cups than incidents of people getting caught red-handed.
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Wasser believes this is the wrong strategy, and many players attempting to make it work are getting caught up in complex negotiations with maligned incentives.
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I'd woken up to foggy remnants of dreams about hot air balloons in Turkey, skydiving in Croatia and getting caught in the rain in Berlin.
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Related: Renegade Graffiti Artists Utah & Ether Aren't Afraid of Getting Caught Graffiti Queen Lady Pink Still Reigns Supreme Finally: A Documentary on Female Graffiti Artists
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It's also worth mentioning that my friends and I almost got arrested later that night after getting caught jumping the turnstiles in the NYC subway.
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On 18, he tried a low stinger to keep the ball from getting caught up in the wind and hit over the top of it.
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Others don't think teachers being armed would protect students from a potential shooter, but rather make them more vulnerable to getting caught in a crossfire.
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Something about walking down the street in a dress and getting caught standing over a subway grate Marilyn-Monroe style just isn't appealing to me.
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According to Poirier, they're setting fire to portions of the rainforest to acquire more land, more property, because now there's no risk of getting caught.
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Some of the biggest social-media-management apps around are getting caught up in Instagram's attempts to crack down on rule breaking and malicious behavior.
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But after getting caught flouting a San Francisco law that requires hosts to register with the city, Chesky was forced to take the listing down.
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Plenty of people also loved to complain about their journeys, but found that getting caught up in their own internal monologues just prolonged the stress.
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Meanwhile, countries in North America and Europe are retreating into defense mode and taking their own precautionary measures to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.
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Only when there's a classic moment, like Madonna being dragged backwards down the steps by her cape after getting caught on some fake bull horns.
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"It's like getting caught speeding: How many times have you been speeding on the road, and how many times have you got caught?" he said.
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He hauled the woman out, and we had to unlock our cells and scour the filthy, sparse room for ways to escape without getting caught.
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" The anxiety of undocumented immigrants to make enough money without getting caught also clouds every frame of Sean Baker and Shih-Ching Tsou's "Take Out.
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Just a decade after getting caught in that chair as a college student, Biden became one of the youngest people ever elected to the Senate.
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Jada's cheerleading coach recalled how she had managed to bring an entire pizza and a two-liter bottle of soda to school without getting caught.
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In the US, the average bank robbery nets around $4,1003 in cash, and the average bank robber pulls off only three heists before getting caught.
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Both phones are resistant to water and dust, so no need to worry about a dip in the pool or getting caught in a downpour.
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But the threat now, it seems, is very different to that faced 15 years ago – and getting caught up in the labels misses the point.
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But there's a straightforward explanation for why Moore keeps getting caught making these kinds of comments over and over again: He believes what he's saying.
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Under zero tolerance, getting caught with alcohol or other drugs was often punished just as severely as violent behavior in terms of school-related consequences.
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Still, we're not concerned about buying laptops with webcams these days, or stepping onto public transport and getting caught on camera hundreds of times a day.
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In New Jersey, getting caught with pot carries a $100 fine and can then lead to an extra $1,000 in charges and fees for associated costs.
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We're leaning in, conspiratorially, largely because we're sharing smokes on a Brooklyn rooftop where cigarettes are strictly verboten, and we're keeping low to avoid getting caught.
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Even without getting caught smack in the middle of increasing trade tensions between two superpowers, the smartphone market has been trending down for some time now.
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Is there a free upgrade to a newer operating system you can grab, reducing the risk of you getting caught out by malware targeting older vulnerabilities?
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Laundering it without getting caught by the IRS, the FBI, or whomever you stole it from is going to be as hard as acquiring it was.
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While preparing for a recent film, Capacity said one performer mentioned they had a fantasy about being a teenager and getting caught masturbating by a babysitter.
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Instead those around Macron describe the need to be "Jupiterian" — taking big decisions from on high — rather than getting caught in the melee of daily journalism.
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Concerns about getting caught only made traffickers much more efficient in the drug they trade in, even if it led to trafficking a more dangerous substance.
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Due to a hole in the dog's windpipe, air was getting caught under the pup's skin, causing him to balloon to three times his normal size.
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He says that while the 22-year-old was always smiling, she worried about her little sister getting caught in the middle of her family's arguments.
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If you're unfamiliar with Zelle as a service, it's easy to see how — like with Venmo before it — people are getting caught in the same pitfalls.
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He looks very out of place and I can't believe he'd be able to just walk down the street carrying that giant gun without getting caught.
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And getting caught in the act during a round of Hi-Ho Cherry-O when I was a young kid still shamefully burns in my memory.
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Afghan government security forces are fighting both the Islamic State militias and the Taliban "because innocent civilians are getting caught in the crossfire," the official said.
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I wanted to take a ship from Turkey to Greece, but we kept getting caught by the coast guard in Greece and sent back to Turkey.
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Related: Graffiti Writers Will Hate This Renegade Graffiti Artists Utah & Ether Aren't Afraid of Getting Caught 'Graffiti Mecca' 5Pointz to Finally Get Its Day in Court
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You'll also avoid your resume getting caught in the bots that filter out up to 70% of online applications, so you can land your dream job.
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I'm going to make sure I sleep on it, and make sure that these feelings are real and I'm not getting caught up in the moment.
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Castro was picked off second with two outs in the ninth, getting caught by catcher Matt Wieters when Brian McCann swung through a 3-1 pitch.
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Spending most of my time working, moving further away from an affordable grocery store, and getting caught up in New York's take-out culture definitely contributed.
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People tend to be more open with their lawyers, or perhaps worse, try to lie to them to use legal advice to keep from getting caught.
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The trailer shows Clarke's character getting pooped on by a bird, plus the main characters sneaking into an ice rink to go skating (and getting caught).
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Clay asserts that getting caught up in the comedic aspect can over-simplify the nuanced ways in which racial oppression can be destructive to Black communities.
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You had that focus, but how did you end up getting caught up in the stuff that got you in trouble and sent you to jail?
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Getting caught in a lean can be disastrous which is why pulling straight back from punches is rarely advocated as a default defence by most coaches.
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Our research showed that people in general don't tell their partners about their back burners, which suggests that they may feel some uneasiness about getting caught.
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The bad news is that getting caught up in all the media hype around kick-ass, rockstar entrepreneurs can leave you with some pretty faulty assumptions.
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Mike: This strikes me as the legal equivalent of getting caught cheating on your final high school exams by a teacher who already doesn't like you.
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But the Germans are getting caught now as they press forward: suddenly it seems equally likely that they'll surrender a second before they get a first.
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What helped me was just to objectively look at the guy as a character, and not getting caught up in stuff like, My face looks stupid!
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And many big-name brands may be reluctant to book Wynn hotels, at least for the foreseeable future, to avoid getting caught up in the controversy.
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The good news is that minimizing your risk of getting caught out isn't difficult; it just requires a bit of common sense and some extra caution.
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Bainetov said the commission was investigating around seven theories that included poor quality fuel causing engine failure and a bird getting caught up in the engines.
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As Syndergaard completed his season on the mound Sunday, the Mets made multiple baserunning errors, including getting caught stealing and getting thrown out at the plate.
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At the same time, many members of Parliament, fearful of getting caught up in one of the commission's investigations, have long wanted to limit its powers.
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They say that individuals who lack the resources or faculties to carry out devastating attacks on their own are getting caught up in labyrinthine government fictions.
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Russia is not the only country exploiting the confusing and often lawless nature of the internet -- they're just the clumsiest and least concerned about getting caught.
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In short, for the typical American, getting caught in economic destruction — creative or not — is a big and bad deal, if not a life-destroying one.
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I didn't really allow myself to enjoy it as much as I could've because I was nervous about getting caught up in the hype of it.
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I feel there is some risk of getting caught up in the distinctions, and gender is just one of many markers we use to identify ourselves.
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I mean, we are all getting caught by Darwinism at some point – either as perpetrators or as victims, and our musical taste doesn't separate us from this.
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Payne was arrested numerous times for her crimes and said that she's used 20 different aliases, 10 Social Security numbers, and separate birthdates to avoid getting caught.
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Bad news for Kansas City Chiefs tight end Demetrius Harris ... dude just got sentenced to JAIL TIME after getting caught with more than an ounce of weed.
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Still, there are tips and tricks that people have learned along the way to make car sex less awkward and to lower the risk of getting caught.
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"I think Wal-Mart's trying to figure out how to avoid getting caught in this idea of just low price," Lundgren said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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New York City, for example, has a heavy amount of plastic bag pollution, with litter often getting caught in trees, to the chagrin of many New Yorkers.
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Facebook's new "Stories" update is here, and it ruins the best part about the entire social network: Mindlessly plumbing your friends' lives without fear of getting caught.
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The Quillin stoppage had seemed a little hasty and it all happened so fast that it seemed like a textbook case of a fighter getting caught cold.
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Luke Rockhold might not be a freak athlete on the level of Romero—but he has no business getting caught with straight line bum rushes like this.
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Williams said people need to know that they can't get away with distracted driving and need to see drivers getting caught doing it for behavior to change.
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When Motherboard uncovered Tumblr's rampant creepshots problem, which spanned over dozens of blogs, one Tumblr detailed how to more effectively take better quality photos without getting caught.
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The first time, I slogged through missions, often getting caught and annihilated as I tried to make my way from point A to point B on foot.
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"Attacks that before people might not have done because people didn't want to put themselves personally at risk of getting caught—this kinda removes that," Brown said.
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But in getting caught in what appears to be several lies, she does herself (and others caught in the crosshairs of the mess) more harm than good.
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LiAngelo -- along with LaVar -- also appeared on the Today show ... and talked about shoplifting in China, getting caught by the cops, and spending time in Chinese jail.
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In Lowriders, the 41-year-old plays Ghost, a young man recently released from prison after getting caught up in the lowrider car culture of his hometown.
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Matilda Rapport, a Swedish professional freeskier, has died after getting caught in an avalanche while filming for a video game in Chile, her sponsor Red Bull said.
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The ride services company failed to remove the ongoing case from public view and now faces the prospect of getting caught up in a fresh criminal probe.
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Another zero this year might start to restore some lost credibility — and might make other empire-building leaders think twice before getting caught up in merger mania.
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"It took Donald Trump getting caught making fraudulent statements for him to follow through on his empty campaign claims about supporting veterans," said the spokesman, Josh Schwerin.
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"We understand that the whole thing is a side show, and I'm sorry that innocent people and good Americans are getting caught up in it," said Rep.
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Mr. Zhang, the former pharmaceutical official, shares his experience on how to enjoy Moutai, an expensive and fierce clear Chinese liquor, without getting caught on smartphone cameras.
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While calling on GOP candidates to embrace Trump's anti-Washington agenda, NRSC Executive Director Ward Baker warned about getting caught in the crosshairs of Trump's inflammatory remarks.
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Striving for consistency allows you to look at the bigger picture instead of getting caught up in the highs and lows of wins and losses, he noted.
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Amelia is missing a boot because she left it at Owen's after some amazing sex — all to avoid getting caught by Webber (too late, by the way).
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE, as being weak for getting caught as a prisoner of war in Vietnam?
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And the consequences of getting caught doing so should have been obvious to an athlete who — as he admitted — knew he was going to be tested repeatedly.
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These classes are one of several that have sprung up in recent months, say protesters, pitched at demonstrators and others concerned about getting caught in the chaos.
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This allows them to be current and relevant to the company rather than getting caught up in the usual business platitudes that are commonplace in board meetings.
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Buying a condom can be a shameful experience; younger people fear the humiliation of being carded, and others fear the judgment of getting caught preparing for sex.
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Tencent's increased focus on the U.S. market comes at a time when Chinese technology companies are getting caught in the crossfire of the U.S.-China trade war.
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"Right now, there's a tug-of-war between the fear of missing out and the fear of getting caught," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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It is right and normal that people should be upset at getting caught up on the downside of the industrial evolution and structural transformation of the economy.
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Jesus ditches Carl because he's afraid of getting caught entering the Sanctuary, while Gabriel ditches Spencer because Spencer won't shut up about how much he hates Rick.
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Robert Kraft is finally speaking out about getting caught in the South Florida prostitution sting ... and he's apologizing to his friends, to Patriots fans and to all women.
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In some countries, like Austria or Switzerland, you'll need to purchase a vignette, similar to an EZ pass – getting caught without one is a $100 to $200 fine.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter And the Revenge Body host isn't the only one who's getting caught up in baby excitement!
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As a result, actual protest movements are getting caught up in the Facebook takedowns: The disturbing reality, here, is how the trolls/meddlers win no matter the outcome.
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Before getting caught up in Trump's world, the men had a history of failed businesses and shady financial dealings, BuzzFeed News uncovered in an investigation published in July.
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Four tourists wearing sneakers, and carrying no maps or proper gear had to be airlifted after getting caught in a blizzard on top of the UK's highest mountain.
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While it was all great news for smokers, those left in the "non-smoking" section couldn't really avoid getting caught up in the smog, especially on longer flights.
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California, who reportedly received his stage name in the 1960s from Jimi Hendrix, died in 1997 after getting caught in a riptide while swimming with his young son.
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"He knows that if banks start worrying about getting caught up in sanctions stuff just by doing business with Glencore, that would be a terminal issue," says one.
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But most major tech firms have offices around the globe, which means their employees are going to keep getting caught up in the country's ever-evolving travel policies.
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You can still feel the pinch of your chin getting caught between the zipper of your winter jacket, and recall the skinned knees that bled through the bandaid.
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But what Lochte and his three cohorts did has more significance than just getting caught with their hand in a cookie jar, or their foot through a door.
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Our photog asked Jon about so many celebrity heroes getting caught up in the latest scandal, and Jon makes it clear ... not everyone famous has crossed the line.
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He enrolled at an engineering college, mainly to avoid the army, but got kicked out during his third year after getting caught doing drugs in the rector's office.
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How strong does a gust of wind have to be to force a nearly weightless plastic bag straight into your car without getting caught in the car's slipstream?
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However, the bank has yet to clarify how the new policy would work, spooking foreign investors, long worried about getting caught in the middle of a currency devaluation.
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Like some other major economies, South Korea risks getting caught in the crossfire of a heated trade row between the United States and China - its biggest export market.
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Zac Brown got burned by staying out late and partying, but says he's learned his lesson after getting caught in the middle of a South Florida drug bust.
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I forgot about it for a while, getting caught up in all these new consoles and new games, but sometimes it's good to go back to the past.
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Caridi, 83, spoke to The Hollywood Reporter in an article published on Tuesday, about getting caught lending movie screeners sent by distributors to Academy voters for Oscar consideration.
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The priest, Father J. Thomas Connery, 82, of the Diocese of Albany, died in Norway, N.Y., after getting caught in floodwaters on Thursday night, the State Police said.
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Certain media coverage may try to pick apart their personal life looking for clues, but try to avoid getting caught up in and spreading that potentially misleading reporting.
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Chinese netizens are also debating the safety of the railings, because this is the third time that a person has died after getting caught in one of them.
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The Journal reported that key members of Trump's campaign joined the inaugural committee, which increases the odds of someone in Trump's orbit getting caught up in this probe.
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Nunes confirmed he was on White House grounds last week to "confirm what I already knew" about members of Trump's transition team getting caught up in surveillance operations.
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But when you remove the potential of getting caught, not to mention eliminating the alteration of actual physical spaces, do you retain the fun of being a graffito?
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Pauly D is calling for MERCY for Tristan Thompson ... saying Khloe Kardashian should give the dude a second chance after getting caught cheating on her during her pregnancy.
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Because Kyle was in court-ordered rehab, he was worried about the consequences of leaving, in addition to being fearful of getting caught in the storm, he said.
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Up until about a decade ago, the risk of getting caught by the security forces and the morality police trying to uphold the law would have been high.
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It can be overwhelming at first, with many characters raining down on the reader at once — it's a bit like getting caught in a hailstorm of pickup sticks.
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As with much music aiming to capture a sense of place, the album's dense, overwhelming, aural electricity simulates getting caught up in the excitement of an urban wonderland.
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Find out more about Call to Earth and the extraordinary people working for a more sustainable future What's more, leopards are at risk of getting caught in snares.
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Ms. Daly surmised that the killer had lost his agility to outrun police officers, or perhaps had come so close to getting caught that he decided to stop.
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It's managed effectively by not getting caught up in the multitasking craze, which kills productivity and creativity and can be the difference between your current reality and millions.
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Aside from his ventures into space travel, Branson is also known for getting caught committing fraud and tax evasion and how these crimes made him even more successful.
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A criminologist at the University of Alabama said if a single perpetrator is behind the blasts, changing the means of delivery increases the bomber's chance of getting caught.
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Not only were the streets very clean, but there was plenty of room to walk without worrying about running into someone or getting caught up in a crowd.
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"For Putin his Project Trump gig worked so well in the run-up to the 2016 elections, and while getting caught out he suffered no consequences," Ash said.
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He wrote in an unpublished memoir that Montagnards spent much of their days in trenches to avoid getting caught up in Viet Cong and South Vietnamese military operations.
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I'd much rather do the buy myself—just introduce me to the dealer—rather than put someone in jeopardy of getting caught wearing a wire or a camera.
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So the core mission is still there, but I think they are getting caught up in, you know, these identity politics word games and it&aposs destroying their credibility.
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The gorillas at the Riverbanks Zoo in South Carolina were not fans of getting caught in the rain, and their hilarious attempts to find cover were caught on camera.
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What I love about it so much is getting caught up in romance, and having to stop and report back just kind of takes it away for me personally.
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But as last year's United States Open proved, perhaps for good, it is best to play the matches at hand before getting caught up in the matchups to come.
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After Rousey, Holm fought a tentative jab-and-side-kick title defence against Miesha Tate before getting caught in a choke in the final round and losing the belt.
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Award shows seem to be going on for longer than necessary these days, which is probably why more and more people are getting caught resting their eyes on camera.
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Several company officials have privately said that GM decided to forego the usual, splashy new model media preview for Envision to avoid getting caught up in the trade debate.
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The conclusion is: If you were spanked often as a child, you'll most likely resort to misbehaving even more, but you'll learn how to do it without getting caught.
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Since first getting caught on social media and going viral in August, Chen has upgraded to a waist mount, so he can travel with his 11 phones on foot.
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A fifth of all people convicted of selling class A drugs in England and Wales are under 21, and more teenagers are getting caught up in drug gang violence.
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Four years after getting caught cheating emissions standards with millions of diesel-powered cars, Volkswagen has become the most (outwardly, at least) zealous of converts to an electric future.
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Investors are getting caught paddling upstream, and as they turn their bearish boats around, the tide will continue to rise for stocks, argues Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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We know you're still getting caught up on the big Oscar contenders, but 21950 is here and we're already blown away by some of the offerings on the schedule.
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European companies say they are worried about getting caught up in the new U.S. sanctions, given the extent of Washington's global reach, and some have already started pulling out.
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It's not let's-go-scuba-diving waterproof, by any stretch, but it shouldn't run into any major issues if you like piña coladas, getting caught in the rain, etc.
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Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, shared an on-camera smooch on Valentine's Day after getting caught during the "kiss cam" promotion at an NBA basketball game.
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Xi repeated previous orders for officials to "highlight honesty while managing their families", a reference to the common problem of family members also getting caught up in corruption probes.
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The power was still there in the later going but it came more obviously: Hug wasn't getting caught with deceptively fast blows as he attempted something of his own.
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The main objective is to score points by raiding your opponent's side of the court and touching as many opponents as possible without getting caught — without taking a breath.
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As Cameron, Ms. Moretz plays an 11th-grader in 1993 who, after getting caught making out with a girl, is sent to God's Promise, a Christian gay conversion camp.
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Adults need to shift the conversation around teens' social media use away from a fear of getting caught and more toward healthy socialization, effective self-regulation and overall safety.
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Migrants can end up in immigration court in one of two ways: turning themselves in to immigration agents or getting caught while trying to cross the border without authorization.
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A Massachusetts woman accused of repeatedly taking dumps in a parking lot is s**t outta luck ... she's finally in custody after essentially getting caught with her pants down.
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Pete also helped Jesse out in the early seasons by dealing the meth Jesse was cooking, even though Pete was worried about getting caught and sent back to prison.
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He faced hardship, waiting for those elusive moments of perfect light: sleeping outside overnight in order to catch a sunrise, confronting a brown bear, getting caught in flash floods.
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VW has paid more than $30 billion in fines since getting caught and has vowed to spend billions more in an effort to become a leader in electric vehicles.
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He added that the trade is so well set up in Hong Kong, illicit cigarettes are mostly only sold by triads through recommendations—reducing the risk of getting caught.
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"I stole items from chests and messed with people's houses as much as I could without getting caught, but I did get caught and banned for griefing," he said.
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While Brodeur used a hybrid butterfly style to make acrobatic saves and handled a stick like a light saber, Schneider plays to the textbook, rarely getting caught out of position.
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However, Simone (Brittany O'Grady) has more on her mind than just winning a Grammy — unlike Star, she's rightfully concerned about getting caught for the "murder" of her terrible foster father.
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But the two feared getting caught, and Limon later called her husband and told him to throw out the pudding before he ate it, telling him the bananas were bad.
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From the head-bopping "Beachin&apos" to getting caught up in a "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," the small-town Florida native is all about spending time in the great outdoors.
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They allow officials to suspend a ride-sharing company for up to a month after three or more instances of their drivers getting caught without a proper licence or insurance.
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If you find yourself worrying you're getting caught in a dining bubble, sticking to spots that only match your preferences, there's an easy way to break out: Just tap Explore.
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The sentences for some of those lesser crimes could perhaps be increased, he suggests, but the likelihood of getting caught is a bigger deterrent than the severity of the punishment.
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After all, you need the easiest to clean surface when dealing with raw meat — you really don't want that stuff getting caught up in a device's various nooks and crannies.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: 3MDespite repeatedly being called out for the practice, online stores like Amazon are still occasionally getting caught shipping tiny items in comically oversized boxes.
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And sometimes The Experience is getting caught in the anticipation and thrill of who they are and what they represent without ever coming into contact, without ever tasting their food.
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Ah, so that's why the bathroom soap's black and there's three fixed gears in the hallway suddenly that keep getting caught on your backpack when you're coming in from work.
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The day after the reports prank went viral, Giraffe published an open letter saying they'd quit hacking due to panic attacks and anxiety aroused by their fear of getting caught.
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That break is why I'm guessing that, for many people who may only have heard the story of him getting caught smoking crack, he's just the punchline to a joke.
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This led to Scoggins' head getting caught in the guillotine against many of the opponents he has fought and John Moraga tapped Scoggins out on the third or fourth attempt.
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Still not ready to call it a night, Troy and Lionel leave the bar and sneak into his editor's office to steal booze and end up getting caught by Silvio.
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The best way to keep to keep yourself off the unemployment list is to avoid falling behind in the first place (or getting caught up in an unfortunate interpersonal issue).
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But who was this guy, and how did he commit even more horrors than everyone from the Zodiac Killer to household names like Jeffrey Dahmer without getting caught until now?
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And initially, it sparkles, as Frank and Ian escalate their lies to avoid getting caught, and Eleanor takes advantage of their absence to push her own get-rich-quick scheme.
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And then if you can get a good nuanced depiction or storyline or emotional way of getting caught up with them as a person, it starts to challenge those notions.
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Getting caught out by a demographic wave of this size would, eventually, lead to the Republican Party being dragged to the ocean floor and held underwater until it blacked out.
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Getting caught is a real concern given the number of camera-wielding bounty hunters in South Korea who record evidence of crimes in hopes of receiving rewards from the government.
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But the bank has yet to clarify how the new policy announced last week will work, spooking foreign investors long worried about getting caught in the middle of a devaluation.
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A little girl who decided to play dress-up in a puffy parka decided that getting caught in a bind might be okay today — creating a pretty spooky snow bunny.
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They allow officials to suspend a ride-sharing company for up to a month after three or more instances of their drivers getting caught without a proper license or insurance.
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Even if your battery still holds a charge, you might have to replace your AirPods after getting caught in the rain, because unlike competing earbuds, AirPods have no water resistance.
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While being treated at Bellevue Medical Center after getting caught with the baby in her bag, she told a detective she gave birth in a bathtub with the water running.
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Many companies say that with a lot of their costs in dollars and their revenue largely in rupiah they can't risk getting caught by a slide in the local currency.
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They are accused of pressuring one of Luthmann's clients—who was blind, living on public assistance, and afraid of getting caught—into being the head of one of these companies.
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On the company's web site, recipients of the small windfall shared their plans for the money: Paying medical expenses, visiting family for the holidays and getting caught up on bills.
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"This is a way to help people who are getting caught up in our system and give them another option," said Edward Delatorre, the transit chief for the Police Department.
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He did this all without much in the way of repentance; in 1997, he told the Associated Press that his only regret about the Watergate break-ins was getting caught.
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They lied to federal authorities even when they had lawyers advising them, even when the risk of getting caught was high and even when the consequences for them were dire.
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"Because they were using packages, they didn't worry about anyone getting caught," said Adam Parks, assistant special agent in charge of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations in Baltimore.
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It's two minutes and 73 seconds of Johny sneaking around to eat plain sugar straight from a jar and getting caught by his mustachioed dad, with plenty of dance breaks.
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While some canceled trips out of fear of getting caught in storm force winds, Machado said others were simply frightened out of travel by the idea of seeing devastated islands.
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Either way, favela residents are tired of getting caught in the crossfire between heavily armed policemen, militia groups and drug gangs — many of them claiming to defend the community itself.
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During the best times of your vacation, try not to get too attached to how you're feeling, taking care to avoid getting caught up in craving more moments like this.
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Several of them would love to put Cruz on the defensive but they also risk getting caught with a rhetorical counter-punch from the Texan, who is a skilled debater.
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But European companies say they are worried about getting caught up in the new U.S. sanctions, given the extent of Washington's global reach, and some have already started pulling out.
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A deputy minister in Greece stepped down after getting caught inventing a degree on his CV. In Kosovo, an MP was sentenced to two years in jail for hate speech.
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Plus, thanks to the Bluetooth 4.1 connection and IPX4 waterproof rating, you'll still get superior sound without having to worry about being too sweaty or getting caught in the rain.
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The risks of getting caught by rangers, trampled by elephants or eaten by lions may seem insubstantial compared to the opportunity to feed your entire family for a whole year.
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So it made me wonder: I wonder if he was not averse to getting caught so he that could enjoy the real thrill of his life, which is to escape?
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I also have to admit I started getting caught up in the procedure of making fried chicken—with its meticulous attention to detail—and actually found myself googling "pressure frying."
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Hackers sell the information these days with a complete "how to" for the buyer, explaining the steps to file fraudulent tax records or apply for a credit card without getting caught.
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We watch flashback Elizabeth pass by a gravely injured man without assisting, because it's what would be expected of her in America — don't stop, don't risk getting caught, for any reason.
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The tech: Last year an innovation began circulating that lets crooks know when an ATM likely already has anti-skimming technology so they can move on without getting caught, per Krebs.
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However, he was tagged out at the plate after getting caught in a rundown for the second out in the inning when Bryce Harper hit a comebacker to reliever Pedro Baez.
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But the bigger issue for travelers could be getting caught by "dealers" who in reality are working together with cops in order to shake you down after you make a purchase.
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Blunt's pretty much unanswerable response to getting caught out breaking Rinse FM's 'No Swearing' policy during a live interview upon being told the 'No Swearing' sign was perched on his left.
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A lone Corsica "cat-fox" was initially discovered after getting caught in a chicken coop in Olcani on the Mediterranean island back in 2008, when researchers first began tracking the wildcat.
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Or, you could assume that millions of valid links are getting caught in the crossfire, and you can't evenpost a video of a dancing baby without getting DMCA-spammed these days.
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You know, I think it is so sad that we have black on black crime, people getting caught in the cross fires of bullets and being killed for no reason, innocent.
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Both believe that getting caught up in the media hype around social media addiction acts as a dangerous distraction from more urgent problems in the tech industry, such as data privacy.
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Although it can be scary, talking to your partner about something that's bothering you is way easier than trying to snoop without getting caught — and it's the healthy thing to do.
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Finally, Russia has not paid much of a price for this hostility, so its leaders likely believed that the costs of getting caught attempting to manipulate our election would be low.
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Cecelia Webb, 26, black, and a mother to a six-year old girl, recounted getting caught up in Maplewood's snare on her way to a night shift at Walmart this June.
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I want to be able to live my life fully and as best as I can without getting caught up in the minutiae, you know, and the drama and the negativity.
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Suddenly Jan, a philosophy graduate of Reed College with a strong penchant for getting caught up in twisted and protracted flights of fancy, started talking about the murders in Bel-Air.
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In one study, students were asked whether a particular city should have paid for a full-time bridge monitor to protect against debris getting caught and blocking the flow of water.
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He said that at Sochi, he had carried out orders from the country's sports ministry to "win at any cost," protecting top Russian Olympians who were on steroids from getting caught.
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It's all a major payday for Ayton, a former University of Arizona center who made news in his one college basketball season after getting caught up in an ongoing recruiting scandal.
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The presumably patriotic pigeon piled the poppies under a stained glass window — probably not the best place to hide the colorful things you stole if you're trying to avoid getting caught.
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Ministers from Germany, France and Britain have already written to U.S. officials urging them to shield European companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on Tehran.
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There is nothing easier than getting caught up in your own world, putting pride and self-importance before everything else and letting those things dictate the way you act toward others.
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"There is a staring contest between the Russia and Saudis, and everybody else is getting caught in the crossfire," said Michael Tran, director of global energy strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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As is his style, Heineman continues to offer multiple perspectives on the larger issues, while focusing on the people who keep getting caught in an endless cycle of violence and need.
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" Mr. Hice addressed this concern by encouraging his son to see if he could have fun without using drugs and to "think about the pitfalls, your health, getting caught, getting expelled.
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After trying to board the second ship, and getting caught again, Billy hitchhikes to Norfolk, Va., the next port of call, in time to wave in the party from the dock.
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Despite the dangerous consequences of getting caught by vice squads, there's plenty of artists operating underground, and the image of contemporary Iran in Western media has changed slowly in recent years.
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He began in January selling his ballistic backpacks and laptop cases, which run from $500 to $800 each, to urban professionals who feared getting caught in the middle of a gunfight.
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And because so much of today's teen social media use is rooted in a fear of getting caught, many teens have detoured their online activity to different ways of cloaked communication.
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Sea turtles are often injured or killed by human activities, most commonly by ingesting plastic or getting caught in fishing nets or lines, which can stop blood circulating to their limbs.
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He finally apologized for how things ended, but it's unclear to me what he's really sorry for — the lying and getting caught, the affair itself or how he was treating me.
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One can only assume that N.B.A. parents have been harassing coaches for years, even if they only recently started getting caught doing so by fans with ready access to social media.
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Any lawyer who considers joining the administration would do so with some degree of trepidation given the grueling schedule and the potential for getting caught up in an ongoing federal investigation.
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If nothing else, last week's Emmy Awards gave everyone a chance to find out which TV shows they should have been watching instead of getting caught up in reruns on Netflix.
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Until we get a bounce, Bapis encourages investors to look to earnings health and the strength of the economy as reasons to hold off on getting caught up in the panic.
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Even lawyers, a traditionally risk-averse bunch who tend to choose their profession for its stability, are getting caught in the vise between increasing law school tuitions and decreasing job prospects.
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To help prevent aspiring teachers from getting caught by surprise, we asked teachers everywhere for one thing they wish they knew before becoming a teacher, and more than 50 teachers responded.
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Akiyama getting caught doing this basically undermined his judo career too because he had repeatedly been accused of greasing his gi pretty consistently—retorting that he was just a sweaty guy.
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After being sighted in Granada Hills and getting caught on camera testing the waters in someone's backyard pool, the furry creature was shot with a tranquilizer gun, Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.
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While it's important for shareholders to pay attention to the company's business in China, the analyst did not raise concern about Boeing possibly getting caught in the middle of the trade war.
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Devastating Details The town of Springfield holds a vigil for Dee Dee and Gypsy, between Dee Dee being found and Gypsy getting caught, unaware of the truth of the gruesome, complex situation.
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The risk of getting caught, as I recall, makes for a speedy encounter—again, not a problem when every star in the Southern Hemisphere is shining upon you and your lover's butt.
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Reid said another reason for keeping bodies close by is for protection against getting caught—keeping a body in your home allows you to control who would potentially have access to it.
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Perhaps instead of getting caught up in the specifics of who first decided to put avocado on bread and call it a meal, we should examine instead the avocado toast's cultural impact.
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They come from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala as well as Mexican cities in states including Guerrero and Michoacan, where locals often fear getting caught in the crossfire of warring drug gangs.
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"The outlook was slightly better than expected, but they are getting caught in the overall panic in markets," said Hugh Dive, chief investment officer at Atlas Funds Management, which owns Macquarie shares.
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Instead of getting caught up in strict lists this season, scroll on to shop the hidden gems that your nearest and dearest won't know they needed until they open (and love) them.
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Unforgiving materials like leather or velcro straps can be extremely cumbersome, and getting caught in a tangle of straps and buckles in the middle of sex puts a damper on the mood.
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But privacy advocates say it includes too few protections to allow authorities to access private data or to prevent people who aren't suspected of committing crimes from getting caught in the dragnet.
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If an outfighter cannot circle the cage without getting caught on the fence, he is going to have a rough night and get beaten up in a range that he doesn't like.
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He wore hers on his pinky, but when it kept getting caught on things, he had a jeweler intertwine the two -- together forever -- and wore them on a chain around his neck.
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Gareth Ebenezer, who was on his way to Dublin to watch a rugby union final, told CNN he gave up and went home after getting caught up in the chaos at Heathrow.
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"Part of the thrill [of being naked in public] is possibly getting caught," says Amanda, a 38-year-old exhibitionist, who, like Sarah, was introduced to the lifestyle by a male partner.
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But policymakers should use their results with care; although criminals may adjust their decisions depending on the severity of punishment and the chances of getting caught, their preferences may not be fixed.
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"Even banks that are choosing not to bank marijuana businesses are getting caught in the middle of this rule conflict," said Rob Nichols, ABA president and CEO, in a speech last week.
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They go after Phony Collusion with Russia, a made up Scam, and end up getting caught in a major SPY scandal the likes of which this country may never have seen before!
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And Peter, playing the villain, getting caught up in this idea of a conspiracy, which makes you feel like you're in a movie—there's an element of play in what he's doing.
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Cummings used an old but effective technique of attacking, getting caught and then attacking a second time to escape on his own before the right-hand turn onto the 4,885-foot climb.
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"His Holiness consistently emphasizes the need for people to connect with each other on a deeper human level, rather than getting caught up in preconceptions based on superficial appearances," the statement continued.
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Priebus had been cooped up on a United Airlines flight to San Francisco with sketchy wireless service for about 6 hours, and was now just getting caught up on the day's events.
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Finding a Natural When Silver Charm ran off with the Derby and the Preakness before getting caught at the wire by a head in the Belmont Stakes, it looked like a bargain.
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There's nothing quite so quotidian as getting caught up with the day's news, which is probably why the New York Times' new The Daily 360 project has such strong support from Samsung.
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But getting "caught" actually allowed me to explain to my older kids how and why I smoke, and to place my behavior in the broader context of drug use in our culture.
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I think that relates back to the quick bursts of attention, and I find myself getting distracted and getting caught in YouTube for hours, just watching two-minute videos over and over.
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After reportedly getting caught in the political crossfire between Germany and the U.S., the European Commission pledged 80 million euros of financial support to help them get a product out in Europe.
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But that ethos quickly gave way to a different lure: the pure convenience of vaping, which allowed users to avoid rolling joints, spilling ash, giving off a telltale smell — or getting caught.
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Mr. Walker said "there were some issues" with the way Yep operated, but he said he had taken an aggressive approach, including retraining his drivers and punishing them for getting caught speeding.
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After getting caught in a Theranos-like scandal in Silicon Valley, Joel and his wife Jessica (Kathy Searle) are living with Jessica's disapproving parents (Fenton Lawless and Charmaine Reedy) in New York.
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Not all immigrants would necessarily decide to come illegally instead — to scale the border wall, brave mandatory detention, and risk getting caught at any time by an ICE agent or E-Verify.
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Dozens of drivers were stranded on the Pennsylvania Turnpike overnight on Friday into Saturday evening after getting caught in a potentially historic snow storm blanketing the East Coast from Washington to New York.
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Stealing eventually became what Gigi describes as a "hobby" for herself, until the day she got blacklisted from a mall for getting caught taking foundation and other makeup from a M.A.C Cosmetics store.
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"Online sellers were quick to respond, unafraid of getting caught, and ready to make a deal," Senator Rob Portman, chair of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, said during a hearing about the investigation.
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A group of tourists had to be airlifted from the UK's highest mountain after getting caught in an extremely harsh blizzard with no maps, no hiking gear, and wearing sneakers, the BBC reported.
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The mission took Adrian days of research, dressing up as a construction worker at 4 AM, nearly getting caught by security on the roof, and scaling a crane to get to the edge.
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A few years later, it's a no-brainer for flagships because it's not just about going snorkeling, it's about getting caught in a downpour and, yes, accidentally dunking the thing in the toilet.
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"Getting caught in the press going out and meeting with ex-girlfriends, that caused a lot of fights to go on," de Lesseps told PEOPLE in September, a month after announcing their separation.
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According to The New York Times, a fully grown, male Indian elephant became separated from his herd in late June, after getting caught in the high and fast waters of the Brahmaputra River.
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If you missed all this by not looking at a screen Saturday night (arguably the right call), it's still worth getting caught up one of the biggest stories of the year so far.
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Nissen was arrested in May, 14 years after getting caught selling tickets to students for a free Dave Matthews Band concert at the Queens, New York high school where he then taught math.
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Brown died in March 2006 while at a sunset photoshoot at Colorado's Telluride Ski Resort after falling sideways off the back of a snowcat snow-grooming machine and getting caught in the tracks.
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"This seems to show that CYBERCOM systematically and regularly assesses the risks of getting caught red-handed," Thomas Rid, professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University, told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Cosby's high profile spokespeople, Andrew Wyatt & Ebonee Benson, told us they've been flooded with requests for Cosby to, essentially, coach up young people on not getting caught in the same situations he did.
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Unintended targets appear to be getting caught in the crosshairs of Trump's policies, which critics say could reflect immigration officers feeling they need to be more aggressive given the president's amped up rhetoric.
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"Sometimes if we end up getting caught in individual pieces of that discussion without putting them in the broader context, it can end up becoming sometimes a little bit more difficult," he said.
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A lot of people make the mistake of thinking that they can only be fired for getting caught making one huge misstep, such as sexually harassing a colleague or bad-mouthing the boss.
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I would use this opportunity, while lauding Alvarez, to point out to fans that the lightweight division is so rich with talent that we should avoid getting caught up in the UFC branding.
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Back then, he recalled, it was hard to imagine the duo getting caught up in a wave of accusations about marketing to teenagers, not to mention a deadly vaping epidemic across the country.
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When it comes to embellishing corporate earnings, managers weigh the costs and benefits: mainly the probability and consequences of getting caught in an accounting scandal against the potential for a higher stock price.
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If the warnings were a mistake, it would raise questions about the accuracy of Instagram's attempted crackdown on scrapping, and whether innocent users and companies are getting caught in the middle of it.
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He resigned less than two years later, after getting caught in bureaucratic crossfire and the beginnings of a racially charged debate between the teachers' union and local communities as the school system decentralized.
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Employees were reportedly sent a detailed email explaining how to avoid getting caught; tips included reviewing other brands' products so as to not arouse suspicion and writing detailed reviews with lots of information.
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The Blazers were playing a home back to back, coming off a disappointing and kind of weird loss to the Lakers, and really needed a win to avoid getting caught in a rut.
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And mass deterrence — fewer people getting caught by Border Patrol because fewer people want to set foot in the US without papers — is the only outcome Trump has set himself up to accept.
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Since authority was nothing but the capacity to prohibit and punish, insofar as I could avoid getting caught or just tolerate the punishment, I didn't have to give a damn about the rules.
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And we talk to our DC bureau chief Kate Nocera about Gordon Sondland, the Trump donor who paid a million dollars for the privilege of getting caught up in a giant presidential scandal.
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But there may be some explanation for the price and position disparities in weather outlooks and recent trends in supply and demand forecasts, as the market looks to avoid getting caught off guard.
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From the earliest days of the M.T.A. 50 years ago, the agency has undertaken virtually no expansion work without getting caught in a spiral of grotesquely excessive costs that have choked off improvements.
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In a somewhat similar way to Joe, Dexter murders those who he feels justified killing, which is mostly people who are guilty of terrible crimes or who might lead to him getting caught.
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A cop resigned after admitting he wrote 'f------ pig' on his own McDonald's coffee cup, and it's the latest sign that fast food is getting caught in the fray of viral social issues
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" Garance Doré, a longtime style blogger, rang in 2019 with a long post about finding her way through a difficult few years, after getting caught up "in this mirage of the fashion girl.
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"Part of it is just not getting caught off-guard by the fact that it's normal to have those feelings," said Ms. Scott, who used to work at Google in sales and operations.
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Alcohol, oh, that's everywhere, so I just had a little bad luck getting caught driving a little intoxicated.... This program... everybody's trying to go home, everybody's trying to work on their problems, their behaviors.
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The 'Underground Railroad' The high stakes risks that come with getting caught mean activists and rescuers work extremely carefully to get defectors out of China, and the secrecy of the underground network is paramount.
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In the new promo for Kevin's upcoming "Irresponsible" comedy tour, he openly takes shots at himself for getting caught in bad situations -- such as the Las Vegas hotel room sex tape with Montia Sabbag.
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This heroic act kept the animals from getting caught in the storm, and made room for any pets that will need to a place to stay now that Hurricane Michael has passed the area.
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Kate McKinnon did her best impression of the Attorney General, who was forced to recuse himself this week from any Trump-related investigations after getting caught lying about talking to Russians on the campaign.
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Pavelski has even avoided getting caught up in the narrative of the Sharks underperforming in the playoffs—one that has afflicted Pavelski's teammates, and predecessors in the Sharks captaincy, Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau.
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The people who are selling fights are people who are giving each other the middle finger, throwing objects at press conferences, getting caught snorting cocaine and making headlines for all kinds of wrong reasons.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Alexander Ramos was deported to El Salvador from the United States seven years ago, forced to leave jobs as a gardener and at McDonald's after getting caught driving without a license.
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While this can spark curiosity, or make a kid feel uncomfortable, it's so much more important to have those awkward moments occur during times of transparency, not when you're getting caught in a lie.
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When you think of companies saving the information you share with them for their own purposes, you might think identity theft and getting caught up in manipulative multi-level marketing schemes — not free lipstick.
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" That influx of money could also be used to support anti-doping testing on a larger scale: "You've got to have some actual sanctions that can apply, and some actual chance of getting caught.
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The undated internal ZTE document also describes a proposal overseen by the company's legal department that describes ways to export American products subject to U.S. sanctions by using shell companies to avoid getting caught.
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And let's not ignore the comparable absence of traffic in Red Hook, which will allow you to test out a Model S without getting caught trying to merge through three lanes of midday congestion.
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For those just getting caught up, here's a cheat sheet for what you need to do: Many borrowers have several loans, each potentially with a different interest rate, monthly due date and repayment period.
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If I could go to prison for five years for getting caught with an ounce of crack, or if the chance that I'll get caught increases, I'll charge my buyers more for that crack.
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It can have sympathy for Drew getting caught in a web he never saw coming even as it reveals the self-serving lengths he will go to in order to save his own skin.
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Franks was hurt while trying to scramble on fourth-and-1 late in the third quarter, getting caught from behind and having his right leg pinned as he was also tackled from the front.
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Franks was hurt while trying to scramble on fourth-and-1 late in the third quarter, getting caught from behind and having his right leg pinned as he was also tackled from the front.
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So, she entertains herself by pickpocketing, but it turns serious when she steals a diamond from psycho thug Zsasz (Chris Messina) and, to avoid getting caught for it, swallows it like a true badass.
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"Be very careful to avoid this fatal trap of getting caught in the once-per-year IRA rollover rule," said Ed Slott, founder of Ed Slott & Co. and an expert on individual retirement accounts.
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"Months of protests and the fear of getting caught in tear gas has had an impact on business," said Mr. Cooper, who got his start in Hong Kong as a waiter 26 years ago.
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"People are getting caught up in the wrong solution," says Forrest Fleischman, who teaches natural resources policy at the University of Minnesota and has spent years studying the effects of tree planting in India.
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The Brazilians showed little interest in getting caught up in the U.S. trade war with China, a top buyer of soy who has long since replaced the United States as Brazil's top trade partner.
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Most famously, as depicted in popular culture, climbers die from exposure to the elements — the subfreezing temperatures and the high altitude, especially after running out of supplemental oxygen and getting caught in sudden storms.
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I wasn't thinking about the scale of the movie when I was reading the script, and hopefully you're not thinking of that while you're watching the movie—you're getting caught up in the experience.
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I'll be in-between projects and just driving around and I'll just be struck by — I'll spend a whole day thinking about the characters and writing notes and kind of getting caught up in it.
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He's had a wild ride in recent years, building a self-driving motorcycle, helping launch Google's autonomy project, and now, getting caught in the center of a barnstormer of a lawsuit between Google and Uber.
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Fans of the K-pop supergroup BTS found themselves in a similar situation in 2018, after getting caught making multiple Spotify accounts in an attempt to elevate the group's presence on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Still, we don't owe Facebook anything, least of all our faith that the patron saint of personal data strip-mining does anything good for reasons beyond simply buying up goodwill or getting caught red handed.
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All of a sudden, everything you've held onto is gone, and friends are getting caught in the middle, because this one thing that got leaked out into the press that was blown out of proportion.
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Several drivers saw their chances at a Dover win fly out the window after getting caught up in the big multi-car wreck on lap 2400 that led to a nearly 12-minute red flag.
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In the days since the debate, Trump has been struggling to regain his footing, getting caught up in a back-and-forth with former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who Trump had criticized for gaining weight.
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It's sort of hard to describe the performance in words, so if you haven't watched it yet it's probably worth getting caught up here: Needless to say, she certainly put a unique twist on it.
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The 25-year-old "No Tears Left to Cry" singer and her pals strolled through the streets of New York City and stopped off at Starbucks before getting caught — umbrella-less — in a heavy rainstorm.
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Andy Blake: I'd contemplated DJing for a few years since the mid-80s, and like so many others I finally gave it a go after getting caught up in the '88 acid house/balearic storm.
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There are three theories about what caused the cardiac arrest, Kramp said: The inhalant could have oversensitized the patient's heart, which can make any subsequent stress, like getting caught by a parent, cause cardiac arrest.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Ministers from Germany, France and Britain have written to senior U.S. officials urging them to protect European companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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SCHONDORF AM AMMERSEE, Germany (Reuters) - More than four decades after Carmen Rohrbach tried to swim her way out of then-Communist East Germany, she has no regrets, despite getting caught and being sent to prison.
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Despite her self-described information paranoia, Manning keeps an active public presence on Twitter, though she says she only uses it on "a secure laptop" and tries to avoid getting caught up in negative feedback.
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Sacconaghi attributed some of Musk's behavior on Wednesday to Musk's quirks, saying the Tesla CEO is a "visionary" who thinks decades ahead and may not always enjoy getting caught up in near-term financial minutiae.
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" At the beginning of the decade, the New York Times noted, "Major American environmental groups have dodged the subject of population for decades, wary of getting caught up in the bruising politics of reproductive health.
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There are times when these anecdotes—being underdressed at Buckingham Palace, getting caught in your underwear on Air Force One, getting a condolence call from the president after your cat dies—seem like small beer.
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Getting caught on one leg is the low-kicker's nightmare and many, many great kickboxers have been starched simply by miscalculating and letting a fighter drive through their knee as they stand on one leg.
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FEMA recently announced that it was prepared for this hurricane season: after getting caught flat-footed in Hurricane Maria, the agency has filled warehouses with nearly 14 million liters of water and 4 million meals.
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Until recently, women had been officially excluded from the infantry, even as they unofficially served in combat jobs — going on patrols as military police or medics, or getting caught in ambushes while driving in convoys.
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The backdrop to all of this is Trump's recently completed impeachment trial — one stemming from the president getting caught trying to leverage congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine into politically motived investigations of the Bidens.
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"I keep getting caught on his cute socks," Ms. Bierman said, noting the white patch peeking out from a trouser cuff in the newly surfaced daguerreotype (and less visible in the image at the Met).
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I'm really picky about flats and usually only wear Repetto ballet flats, but I have ruined two pairs of Repettos this year after getting caught in thunderstorms, so I like that Rothy's are machine washable.
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Indiscriminate selling is a fool's game; willy-nilly buying assumes you know when the end is in sight; doing nothing risks getting caught in a vortex that could take years to escape (see crisis, financial).
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"Although the Astros' players did not attempt to hide what they were doing from Hinch or other Astros employees, they were concerned about getting caught by players from other teams," Manfred said in his report.
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And beyond just that, if he really wants to help other players, there's a good way—chase a contract with a high percentage full guarantee, rather than getting caught up in the raw dollar figure.
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"It's just getting caught up in the partisan politics in the House and Senate, and that has made it more complex to deal with than it would be in some other political environments," Richman said.
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Hynes, who has designed costumes for five American Ballet Theatre productions, was careful to stay true to Ryden's art and not getting caught up in the theatricality that is part of designing for the stage.
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"Basically, it's a risk worth taking if you are a factory owner...There is an incentive not to pay minimum wage because the chances of getting caught are infinitesimally small," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Some are polite enough to solicit advice on Reddit first, asking how to go about fulfilling this fantasy, while others just go for it and wind up getting caught on the dashboard camera (semi NSFW link).
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At its peak, RKN had blocked nearly 19 million IP addresses, with dozens of third-party services that also use Google Cloud and Amazon's AWS, such as Twitch and Spotify, also getting caught in the crossfire.
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" The letter continues, explaining that LGBTQ employees were "were forced out...on the ostensible grounds that their sexual orientation rendered them vulnerable to blackmail, prone to getting caught in 'honey traps,' and made them security risks.
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This year various states have formed inspection teams to curb the sale of such seeds, though farmers have built a parallel network to distribute them without getting caught, said M.S. Gholap, director at Maharashtra's agriculture department.
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Dan Ariely, chief behavioral economist at personal finance app Qapital and professor of behavioral economics at Duke University, said that there are ways to avoid getting caught up — and making investment moves you could regret later.
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None know where exactly they had been held, but each of them said that they crossed the Rio Grande and walked briefly north through Texas before getting caught by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents.
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The infamous video apology Depp and his partner Amber Heard made after getting caught illegally sneaking their dogs, Pistol and Boo, into Australia in 2015 was one of the best things anyone had seen all year.
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During the research process, Jewson was entranced by Davis' stories of her extraordinary daily life on the job, from getting caught in Pakistani-Kashmiri crossfire to staying in six-star hotels after working 16-hour days.
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In "Clark's Place," Philip comes excruciatingly close to getting caught by Stan and another FBI agent who might recognize him, and has to run out of the apartment as Martha walks in without anyone seeing him.
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But when filmed at a mind-boggling 147,000 frames per second, it's hard not to imagine the same thing happening to a finger accidentally getting caught in there—or something, uh, a little more genitally inclined.
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But Abu Ahmed said the covert ride for him and his three fellow Jordanian illegals was a bargain at 500 riyals ($133) each, though he admits the fear of getting caught weighs on his spiritual experience.
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"Hooking up at work is hot because there's a risk of getting caught, and you're doing something so taboo that could put your job on the line," says Michelle Hope, a sexologist in New York City.
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The age of doping scandals: There's no way to know how many Olympians have used illicit substances to improve their performances, but more are getting caught today in part due to stricter and more sophisticated oversight.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The True Wireless come with an IXP4 water resistant rating which means getting caught in the rain, or working up a serious sweat, shouldn't cause any problems.
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There were "no clear safe routes out of Mosul", leaving civilians in danger of getting caught in the cross fire or being victims of booby traps or landmines, the International Rescue Committee said in a statement.
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At the Roundtable's office in downtown Hamilton, I met a pilot participant, Dave Cherkewski, who chalked up the slow uptake to people's fear of losing the benefits they already receive, or getting caught in bureaucratic quagmires.
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Those who expect the operator of the dominant media ecosystem of our time, in response to getting caught promoting lies, to suddenly return authority to the companies it has superseded are in for a similar surprise.
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"So many traders assume the momentum will continue in either direction, and they keep getting caught on the wrong side of the trade, which Garner says is exaggerating the volatility of the oil market," Cramer said.
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A barrel of a man screams Christina Aguilera's "Genie in a Bottle" into the microphone, spittle getting caught in his chest-length beard, in what surprisingly becomes one of the most entertaining performances of the night.
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It looks like "Aunt Becky" won't be coming back to the show after getting caught up in the college admissions cheating scandal, accused of crimes that could land her with up to 20 years in prison.
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In the conversations, with William Rick Singer, the California college admissions consultant who was the mastermind of the college admissions cheating scheme, Mr. Caplan repeatedly asked a number of times about the possibility of getting caught.
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And while you're a good citizen who knows that politics is a serious business that shapes our lives in obvious and invisible ways, you can't help getting caught up in the spectacle of an election night.
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He shared the results with a friend who was a physician who said he suspected the athletes were boosting their hormone levels by using small doses of testosterone to avoid getting caught, according to his testimony.
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But there are a few simple rules investors can follow to avoid getting caught in anxiety-fueled drops or becoming the weak-handed sellers themselves, says Dan Egan, Betterment's managing director of behavioral finance and investing.
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The more energy independent we can be, the less vulnerable we are to overseas disruptions that might come from supply or transportation issues, political games, or wars that we have no business getting caught up in.
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Before getting caught up too much in scenarios of upheaval, despair or exuberance in the wake of one election, take stock of a simple fact that seems to have gotten lost in the rush to speculation.
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But Leon Fresco, a former assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's Office of Immigration Litigation, pointed out that some of those people could be young people with minor criminal records—like getting caught with weed.
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According to the memo, Jackson wrote himself prescriptions before getting caught, provided a "large supply" of the opioid Percocet to a White House military aide without filling out paperwork, and destroyed a government vehicle while drunk.
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To reduce the risk of getting caught on the wrong side of a headline, market makers are programming algorithms to offer a wider spread between the price they will buy, the bid, and sell, the offer.
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There's a reason overalls and jumpsuits sell out left and right — not only do they look Instagram-worthy with minimal effort, but they're the easiest one-piece outfit to throw on without getting caught up in styling.
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This scandal is yet another instance of the Trump family's small hands getting caught in the Russian cookie jar, but whether or not there will be consequences for their actions is up to special counsel Bob Mueller.
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Manafort was reportedly going to stay onboard as an advisor, but is now a goner after apparently failing to get the presidential candidate to clean up his act—and getting caught up in his own growing scandal.
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A stronger message from the individual murder records from the FBI for 50 cities is that the quality of police work, the availability of (usually illegal) guns and the chances of getting caught all matter a lot.
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The Blues will try to avoid getting caught up in what might have been, and the Sharks will look to build on the momentum of a win that came because they recovered from their own blown lead.
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Racking [stealing without getting caught], heavy trespassing, and a blatant disregard for the law are completely justifiable at this point in my life because they become key in survival, especially in a place like New York City.
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But the two feared getting caught, and Sabrina later called her husband and told him to throw out the pudding before he ate it, telling him the bananas were bad, according to Hearn's allegations on the stand.
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Because for the last three decades, he has been through the notorious jail complex many times, always roughly for the same reasons: impersonating a subway conductor or bus driver; stealing said vehicle; and then, eventually, getting caught.
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Phillip Dampier, a consumer advocate who has spent a decade fighting against such limits via his website Stop the Cap, told Motherboard that users getting caught in this tightening net of metered usage was the entire point.
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But activist Tim Faust (and many people on Twitter) believes he's something much worse: the Zodiac Killer, who terrorized the residents of northern California in the late 60s and early 70s and avoided getting caught... until now?
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If you're planning to invest in a robotic vacuum, it should complete cycles without getting caught up on obstacles, leave your floor spotless, and also come with a useful app that makes it easy to schedule cleanings.
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The Red Wings' Pavel Datsyuk went to the dressing room after getting caught up in a collision with the Maple Leafs' Leo Komarov and Kadri late in the first period, but Datsyuk returned in the second period.
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When women started coming forward about harassment and abuse last fall, I wondered if the #MeToo movement is actually changing men's day-to-day behavior and attitudes, or if men are now just worried about getting caught.
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At the same time, the mode opens with players entering a circle that restricts huge parts of the map, and if you make the mistake of getting caught in the storm, chances are you're going to die.
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In 2017, when Hurricane Harvey hit, officials initially chose not to tell Houston residents to vacate their homes because they were hoping to prevent drivers from getting into accidents or getting caught in traffic on flooding roads.
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The lobbyist added that several major firms were more interested in making deals with the Trump administration that could affect their bottom lines, such as tax repatriation, than getting caught in politically charged fights over government surveillance.
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In many jurisdictions in the US, weed is so close to legal that you're more likely to get busted for flying a drone in the wrong place than for getting caught with a nug in your pocket.
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PHOENIX — Nina Chaubal and her wife, Greta Martela, thought about going through the Rocky Mountains on their way to Chicago from San Diego late last month, but did not want to risk getting caught in a snowstorm.
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There are two types of Cyber Monday deals out there: the overhyped 5%-off-everything that serves no real benefit to our wallets, and the deals that are actually worth risking getting caught shopping during a client meeting.
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The platform is one of the few remaining relatively safe spaces left for Iranian women to unveil and express themselves, though the risk of getting caught has also been heightened, as anyone could be an plainclothes morality officer.
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LA Weekly eventually issued an apology, but at that point the article had already gone through so many steps on the way to publication that it felt more like a frantic response to getting caught in the act.
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It's revealed that the ending of this story is actually the beginning, which can say many things about the cycles of living, getting caught in vicious time loops, the terrifying cosmic powers of Bill Murray, and so on.
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After stalling Negan long enough to let Alexandria escape underground, finally realizing his potential as a leadership figure as strong as his father, Carl comes very close to getting caught up in the Saviors' many fire-spreading explosions.
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It's time to remember or rethink precisely what problems smartwatches set out to address in the first place, rather than getting caught up in the spec hardware raise that's defined the smartphone category for the last several years.
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In an age of instant gratification, getting caught social media stalking only means sitting in your own pool of cold sweat, guilt, and shame while waiting to be noticed liking your ex-boyfriend's sister's Facebook status from 2009.
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" NSO itself underlines the importance of not getting caught in its marketing, saying that "it is more important that the source will not be exposed and the target will suspect nothing than keeping the agent alive and working.
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ZQ: When I was in the middle of the first "Star Trek" movie, I started getting caught up in the things that might come along with it: the press opportunities, what a franchise might do for my career.
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And instead of getting caught up in the geopolitics of it all, the rest of us could -- and should -- use this moment to really consider how best to help women in some of the world's most challenging places.
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They go after phony collusion with Russia and a made-up scam and end up getting caught in a major spy scandal, the likes of which this country may have never seen before what goes around comes around.
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The Senate returns on Monday to resume work on legislation to combat the nation's growing opioid epidemic, but there are continued signs that the bipartisan bill is getting caught in the increasing nastiness surrounding the Supreme Court fight.
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"All we know is what the government puts out in the press—and that's been consistent stories of Indians getting caught illegally working, or caught drug smuggling," said Piya Muqit, the executive director of Justice Center Hong Kong.
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He is up for parole tomorrow, and it seemed like he had a decent chance of receiving it—that is, until word started to trickle out that he may have jeopardized an early release by getting caught masturbating.
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The room is surrounded by mirrors that make it impossible to hide from your own image — and, helpfully for staff, make it hard for patients to do anything without getting caught, like smuggle drugs out of the room.
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So we keep buying magazines, joining clubs and doing therapy and watching movies with hit pop songs played over love montages, all in a pathetic attempt to explain why our Love Santa keeps getting caught in the chimney.
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Being prepared, too, can help you avoid getting caught off guard, or help you to more easily pivot the conversation to a subject that you've prepared yourself to talk about in a way that plays to your strengths.
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As I toured the region, though — sampling its wines and hospitality, and getting caught in the elements on hikes — the idea of a blanket of moonlight draping over my entire trip didn't seem so far-fetched at all.
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Ministers from the three European nations and the EU foreign policy chief have written to U.S. counterparts urging them to protect EU companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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It&aposs natural to want to study a problem from all angles, but getting caught up in questions like, "What if we&aposre wrong?" and "What if there is a better way?" can leave you paralyzed with fear.
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Never admit to getting caught For now, the President is pioneering a new theory of political office -- if you never admit to being caught in the act, it's very hard for adversaries to make you pay the consequences.
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As any pedestrian can attest, simply crossing the street is often a near-death experience, with trucks and taxis plowing through crowded crosswalks with no concern for those they are almost running down or worry about getting caught.
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"I don't want to go to the store, to church — they are looking everywhere, and they know where to find us," said Meli, who asked that her last name not be used out of fear of getting caught.
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He came to D.C. wary of getting caught up in the sort of scandals that eventually forced out former Environmental Protection Agency Director Scott Pruitt and former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, according to multiple people close to him.
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As a result, Ms. Kurkdjian said, "Women were on the roofs of Paris cleaning chimneys, but their clothes were often inappropriate" to their new tasks: Long skirts were at risk of getting caught on pipes, doors and machines.
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INDIE RIGHTS Dope Rick Famuyiwa's comedy about LA high-school kids getting caught up in a drug gang's machination was a Sundance sensation, made stars out of Shameik Moore and Kiersey Clemons, and actually lived up to its name.
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So ahead, here are my tips for sleuthing on Instagram without getting caught, like Hailey Baldwin recently did when she accidentally followed a Selena Gomez fan account before promptly unfollowing and then DM-ing the account owner to apologize.
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"We're seeing a dollar reversal across the board and cable (sterling/dollar) is just getting caught up in that - it's fair to say the newsflow is still very positive for sterling," said RBC Capital Markets currency strategist Adam Cole.
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As if getting caught in a whirlwind of your own hair and lipgloss wasn't traumatic enough, one never knows when the wind might hit your ensemble in just the wrong way and cause a wardrobe malfunction mid-photo opp.
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BAIER: Listen, remember those times when Reagan was speaking out about the evil empire, about the ash heap of history the communism would be, you know, joking at times getting caught like the bombing are going to start tomorrow.
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"Investors who attempt to time the market — or react to a single market event or an overstated headline — risk getting caught on the wrong side of a market move," wrote Tracie McMillion, CFA, Head of Global Asset Allocation Strategy.
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After getting caught lounging on a public beach that had been closed to his constituents because of a government shutdown he'd ordered, he went on the sports-talk station WFAN, wearing a Dallas Cowboys cap, as a guest host.
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KUALA LUMPUR/KARACHI (Reuters) - Non-Arab nations in Asia, such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Pakistan, are getting caught in the middle after Saudi Arabia led a clampdown on Qatar, accusing the tiny emirate of supporting pro-Iranian Islamist militants.
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It also has no trouble handling braided line, which, being finer than traditional monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line, has a penchant for getting caught up and frayed or cut clean off in any crevices or snags that present themselves.
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"After getting caught violating ethics rules the first time, Republicans on the board are now ignoring these rules and barreling towards reaching the same anti-worker outcome another way," Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement.
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I am hopeful that avoiding not only lies, but rumors and gossip-which inevitably lead to lies- will allow me the opportunity to dig deeper in my relationships without the fear of getting caught in a lie or gossip.
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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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"These are techniques used by a person who is trying to keep from getting caught, not by a person who thinks he's operating legally," said Sarah E. Paul, an assistant United States attorney, near the end of the trial.
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"In May 2018, he accused the "Criminal Deep State" of going after "Phony Collusion with Russia, a made up Scam" and "getting caught in a major SPY scandal the likes of which this country may never have seen before!
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" – Shkreli was "reflective on some of his impulsive and misguided actions, albeit framing much of it as not being understood correctly and getting caught up in what he perceived as his sense of humor and actions to draw attention.
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According to the Philadelphia Voice, authorities are trying to track down Joseph Diperso by circulating his mugshot, which arguably is more notable than his crime: Ostensibly Diperso had just committed a crime when this was taken, before getting caught.
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But consciously sitting down and focusing on my breath instead of getting caught up in the swirling feeling was a total miracle and revelation, and from there I found my own simple method of meditation that works for me.
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An artist's concept of Opportunity on MarsIllustration: NASAIt's been months since NASA engineers have heard from the sleeping Opportunity rover, which powered down after getting caught in a massive dust storm on Mars that obscured its surface from the Sun.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - All 13 Turkish soldiers on board a Cougar military helicopter were killed when it crashed after getting caught in a high-voltage power line in the Senoba district of Turkey's southeastern Sirnak province, the army said on Wednesday.
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IMMIGRATION FIGHT IS NO PICNIC: REPS BRAWL, DEMS JEER AND COPS SEARCH FOR TRUMP-ACCOSTING INTERN The same day, the president signed an executive order that permitted children to remain with their parents after getting caught crossing the U.S. border.
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And the film sets up a fascinating dynamic where one couple spends half the movie spying on another couple, letting you see two stories at once, all while the threat of the snoopers getting caught creates more and more tension.
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Klingbeil, whose party is Merkel's junior partner in government, faulted Germany for taking its eye off the ball and getting caught up in the "hysteria" around a three-year-old immigration crisis while other countries were investing in AI research.
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With that context in mind, Britain has been warned by the German government that its food producers might stop delivering to the UK rather than risk their goods getting caught up in bottlenecks at ports, according to a diplomatic source.
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Since Hugh Grant took to The Tonight Show after getting caught with sex worker Divine Brown over two decades ago, talk and comedy shows have become the go-to venue for celebrities looking to rehabilitate their image for whatever reason.
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"A lot of innocent business people are getting" caught up in the administration's spat with China, said Wei Guo, the China-born founding partner of Silicon Valley firm UpHonest Capital, whose funding comes mostly from foreign investors with ties to China.
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"People were getting caught up in the day-to-day headlines — the President sends a tweet, and everyone picks it up," says the News and Guts founder, who will release a book of essays on patriotism, What Unites Us, on Nov.
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In 2015, the Straits Times reported the price for getting caught re-selling tickets to the country's annual National Day Parade (NDP) was a permanent ban from being eligible for the electronic ballot through which the free tickets are distributed.
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While being on the back of a motorcycle in a VR experience sounds like a recipe for getting sick, the stunt is shot in a way that keeps you immersed in the moment without getting caught up in motion sickness.
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MINA, SAUDI ARABIA (Reuters) - Fear of getting caught is not enough to deter Abu Ahmed and up to 200,5003 other illegal pilgrims from attending this year's haj in Mecca, despite a clampdown by the Saudi authorities aimed at preventing deadly overcrowding.
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He claims that he can paint a full throw-up on the street in as little as 90 seconds, allowing him to get highly visible spots in Taipei and on his travels around Asia while reducing the risk of getting caught.
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Four teens in a BMW used the game's "lure" module, which allows you to entice both cuddly digital creatures and real humans to your location, to stage up to 13 robberies in the St. Louis area before finally getting caught.
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Though Englewood is regrettably no stranger to tragedy—a 3-year-old boy was wounded in February after getting caught between gang gunfire—the shooting in what is seen as the neighbourhood's safe haven sprang Powell and the public into action.
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That's why it was never a surprise when campers and staff alike would abruptly disappear over the course of the summer, unceremoniously kicked out or fired for one transgression or another, from blowjobs in sheds to getting caught joint in hand.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - More than 120 birds in Canada's oil heartland of Alberta were killed after getting caught in a pond of oil sands byproducts operated by the country's largest producer, Suncor Energy Inc, the local regulator said on Tuesday.
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While risks may seem plentiful—the biggest issue is getting caught by staff, practitioners say, or, of course, passing out from the heat during a sauna session—there are plenty of gyms rumored to be known as hook-up spots.
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Manson's most recent rules violations at Corcoran — where he has been since 1989 — have included getting caught with three contraband mobile phones, failing to provide a urine sample for random drug testing, threatening prison staff, possession of a weapon and assault.
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"As flight FV1007 from St Petersburg to Rostov-on-Don began to land, the (Airbus) A319 plane suffered a technical fault with one of its engines, with a bird getting caught seen as the preliminary cause," a Rossiya airlines spokesman said.
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After getting caught in the crossfire of West's Twitter tantrum with her ex-husband Wiz Khalifa, Amber Rose fired back with a post suggesting Kim K's man likes a little south-of-the-border-and-around-the-corner stimulation in bed.
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They operate in places with lots of elephants, where they can move in easily without getting caught and where they have a way of getting the tusks out of the country, which implies, often, some kind of high-level corruption.
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As for getting caught, once you own your apartment your co-op board probably does not have the right to examine your financial statements again — and if you pay your maintenance every month, it would have no reason to care.
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I also found myself in some very dark corners of the internet I'd never imagined existed: message boards and websites where cis men (and always cis men) gave each other advice for how to remove a condom without getting caught.
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The more we can see the positive feeling and effects of good hygiene and compare them to the negative feeling of uncertainty or getting caught in anxiety, the more our brains naturally move toward the former, because it feels better.
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However, it was not until Mr. Clinton invoked his wife's losing campaign — "I'm proud of her for getting caught trying to put people first," he said — that her admirers rose to their feet in what was an obvious emotional release.
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In fact, men with all skin types will appreciate the products moisturizing properties that leave skin feeling supple and healthy and the lubricating effects that help a razor slide smoothly over the face and neck without getting caught on hairs.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had already been ramping down tensions with Iran, Ms. Geranmayeh said, "because they have no idea how Trump will behave from one week to the next" and fear getting caught in the middle.
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" After meeting on Tuesday with House Republicans, Mr. Ryan took a similar tone, calling the campaign to repeal the health law "a rescue mission to save families who are getting caught up in the death spiral that has become Obamacare.
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One place where I could see people getting caught was in the outermost ring, where Mr. Shortz must have enjoyed running DOGLEG outward, for "Turn on a golf course," just about where he clued "Hit with a club," running inward.
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"When you have someone on the inside advocating for you, you are often able to bypass the algorithm and have your application delivered directly to the recruiter or hiring manager, rather than getting caught up in the screening process," Augustine says.
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Traditional British stores, particularly those relying on clothing, risk getting caught in no-man's land as bargain-hunting consumers find cheaper alternatives while the rising popularity of online shopping, now nearly a fifth of UK retail sales, eats into their business.
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While most expect this week's reduction to be the last in the deepest easing cycle in a decade, the bank may choose to keep its options open after getting caught on the backfoot by a string of weak inflation figures.
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The media was full of breathless stories about the latest revelations from FOIAed Clinton emails, and Hillary made herself look triply bad by getting sick, covering up the fact that she'd gotten sick, and then getting sicker and getting caught.
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For users with limited mobile data plans, this would obviously be a big benefit, as it would allow them to watch more of Netflix's shows and movies without worrying about going over their limits and then getting caught with a larger monthly bill.
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With more deals than we can ever put into use at our fingertips, we know it can be tough to find the items you really want without getting caught up in the heat of the moment (reminder: you DON'T need three TVs).
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His office's statement on Tuesday continued to reiterate that the Dalai Lama has traditionally stressed "the need for people to connect with each other on a deeper human level, rather than getting caught up in preconceptions based on superficial appearances," according to CNN.
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The incident is the latest example of Amazon marketplace sellers getting caught in the crossfire as the company has struggled to manage the sprawling growth of the third-party marketplace, which now accounts for more than half of the company's e-commerce volume.
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