What's worse, you might not catch it until years later.
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"Because I did not catch it until far later," Sargent said.
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I'd rather not catch any literary beefs by naming the author.
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I sat there, I did not catch it, did not respond.
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It did not catch fire; it exploded instantly, combustion on steroids.
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It was a newsy, innovative idea that did not catch on.
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PAVLICH: And this was happening online which they clearly did not catch.
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So, how did Nalcor not catch this, if these findings are right?
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Please do not catch Pokémon on the graves of my loved ones.
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She did not catch it, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did.
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If the market takes off, they are content to not catch it.
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As for now, he said "we will certainly not catch them all."
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But other than a few loyal users, it did not catch on.
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Not catch wrestling or any of the other shit people are doing.
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The president may not catch enough water snakes to patrol the border.
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On this lovely spring weekend, why not catch up on some book news?
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Security cameras at the branch did not catch the perpetrators, according to Reyes.
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I feel devastated and that we did not catch and fix these issues faster.
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While the IRS might not catch up with you right away, they will eventually.
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What's more, health care stocks may not catch on as a defensive play, either.
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We crowd onto the media bus bound for (I do not catch the name).
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They need not catch Mr. Trump among white men, or even come particularly close.
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He did not catch the ball, but Mike scooped it up by his feet.
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I regret I did not catch this remark, as it should have been challenged.
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If you need a break from celebrating, why not catch up on your book news?
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Security cameras at the HSBC branch did not catch the perpetrator or perpetrators, Reyes said.
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One report described her body as so blood-soaked that the flames would not catch.
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Despite his athleticism, Adams did not catch more than 28 passes in any college season.
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"Why that did not catch their attention, I am not able to say," she said.
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I see them all the time and for some reason they do not catch on.
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"I regret I did not catch this remark, as it should have been challenged," Payne said.
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However, the old documents would not catch flame so she set them on the carpeted ground.
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To be clear, you will not catch me trying to portray Gaethje as a perfect fighter.
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When it comes to digital agents, it's obvious that Microsoft wants to lead, not catch up.
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"It might not catch quite a lot of people who feel prickly or private," says Mr Parris.
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It was one reason that the explosion of frustration this week did not catch everyone off guard.
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He was good: No matter how hard I looked, I could not catch his sleight of hand.
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DAZN is a lesser known site that might not catch the attention of people like YouTube would.
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And yet those failsafes did not catch two of the most prominent white nationalist groups in America.
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There is a saying among square dancers: 'If you dance fast enough, the loneliness will not catch up'.
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Fishers and collectors in Saleh Bay now do not catch, nor accept, groupers and snappers under 500 grams.
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Update: Here's what Duet Display has to say about Luna Display: To be clear, it's not catch up.
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David Yurman bracelets were taped to her forearm so they'd hang artfully (and not catch Mr. Jackman's beard).
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Oddly enough I did not catch goatse on our game, probably too close to it all this time.
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An exhibition match was played at the 183 Olympics in Berlin, but it did not catch on internationally.
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I did not catch the minivan's license plate number but did catch a Trump sticker on the back.
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Twitter has banned political advertising—which did not catch the factcheckUK tweets, for they were not paid posts.
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The attack set the yard ablaze, but the building did not catch fire and no one was injured.
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I thought if I just laughed at you, without any voice command prompts, Jeff Bezos might not catch on.
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Contreras, on days he did not catch during the season, sometimes sneaked into the lineup as a left fielder.
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Adam Eaton could not catch the ball, but Springer settled for a double and no other Astros reached base.
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Catcher Travis d'Arnaud, who did not catch Syndergaard much last year, has had his own problems with base stealers.
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He has proof: Everything within a prescribed burn area conducted in early 2017 did not catch fire that autumn.
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He has proof: Everything within a prescribed burn area conducted in early 2017 did not catch fire that autumn.
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When Moretz heard about the situation, she reported it to the police, but the cops did not catch the fan.
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Lady Deluca (Stefania Spampinato) has seen worse, and terms this a gungina, which I really hope does not catch on.
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But the gambit to block the rules did not catch on with the leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC).
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But it does seem like they did not catch even close to everything in the first few checks here, right?
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And yet I still did not catch said roach and neither did any of the dinner guests enlisted to help.
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Oetterli also said he sees no reason why the company should not catch up to margin levels of its competitors.
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This week, a few Fox employees tried to draw attention to larger corporate responsibility, and the protest did not catch on.
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Prison guards immediately discovered the drop and seized the items, but did not catch the drone nor the person controlling it.
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If you're not, catch up with our guide to the matchup between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Below is a list of features that caught my eye, but unless you're an Android user they might not catch yours.
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We want to keep them from getting in fights and not shooting each other, not catch them after they shoot somebody.
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This year, however, inventory might not catch up until as late as January after the busy end-of-year sales events.
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The Magic will not catch a break on Tuesday, when they hit the road and visit the red-hot San Antonio Spurs.
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While the untrained eye may not catch the resemblance at first glance, it's one of those can't-unsee-it kind of moments.
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Forward Nicholas Baer's jumper with 2:42 left gave the Hawkeyes a 61-55 lead and the Boilermakers could not catch up.
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If it is stuff that may not catch your attention for a minute, there's all the sort of automated disincentives to that.
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They did not catch him until he crossed the goal line, and one pulled him down by his collar, drawing a penalty.
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They muttered hopes that the coast guard would not catch them, that they were good people, that they were mothers and fathers.
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Eleven years ago, unauthorized immigrants would rush at the border by the hundreds, knowing that federal agents could not catch them all.
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In Portland on that day in late 2014, Mr. England, the enforcement officer, did not catch an Uber, according to local reports.
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Protesters responded by shining neon green, blue and red lights at the dome, in a bid to demonstrate it would not catch fire.
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The number of children who did not catch malaria at all more than doubled in the group that received the drug, Foy said.
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Miami will not catch New England, but four straight wins have the Dolphins ready for a late pass in the wild-card lane.
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As a result, widespread testing for COVID-28503 ultimately will not catch all sick individuals from entering a country and spreading the disease.
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You could watch Jordan Peele's "Us" a dozen times and still not catch all of the symbolism, references and ideas tucked in it.
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"There are things you may not catch if it's done by video," said Henry Lemons, who was a commissioner from 2009 to 2012.
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Wiggins spoke to Kotaku, who reported that she did not catch the Pokémon she was after because she stopped playing to call 911.
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You might not catch me walking around in Manhattan or Brooklyn with the Access Pack on my back, but you might see it somewhere.
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But in aggregate, if you are stagnant and you don't make those changes, then I think you're guaranteed to fail and not catch up.
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These have happened regularly during Mayer's multi-year tenure — basically a sneakier way to let go of people and not catch flack for it.
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"I feel devastated that we did not catch and fix these issues faster," she told her interviewer, Maria Shriver, a special correspondent for NBC.
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"I pivot constantly in my career,'' she says, adding that when she notices the competition, she thinks " 'Oh no, you will not catch up.
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No surprise this time And unlike the comments on North Korea, Bolton's remarks in Israel and Turkey did not catch the President off guard.
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He said judges adopt a see-no-evil attitude about such violations, and poorly funded defense lawyers do not catch things on their own.
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But Mr. Fankhauser, who admits he may not catch on to flavor subtleties, thinks the coffee tastes fine and was worth his original curiosity.
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Nearly half of the looks at Prada (23 of 52) featured short shorts that — pure surmise here — you would not catch Lorenzo Bertelli wearing.
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The officers did not catch him that night, but they found Daniel in his bedroom with a gun and a large quantity of cocaine.
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A representative from Kupets, the company that owns the ship, said it was engaged in the transportation of orcas and did not catch them.
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Often the folks loading the bags or servicing the airplane are focused on their task and may not catch an unauthorized person on the ramp.
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The important thing to remember is that vitamins are not catch-all miracle pills, and getting too much of one can sometimes actually be harmful.
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"A lot of times we may not catch everything, but we can go back and look at it later," the spokesman told the Hattiesburg American.
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" And Holmes told Maria Shriver during a recent interview on the Today Show she felt "devastated [we] did not catch and fix these issues faster.
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It's a RARE opportunity indeed to ever see a baby REX, if they did not grow quickly they could not catch prey and would die.
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According to Glassdoor's 50 Most Common Interview Questions series, the question, "What are your boss's strengths and weaknesses?" should not catch a candidate by surprise.
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If no dark horse Republican candidate emerges and if Bernie Sanders does not catch up to Hillary Clinton, the election will feature either Clinton vs.
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Psychiatric experts said the brief, 10- to 15-minute screening test is not comprehensive and might not catch all patients with early stages of dementia.
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But other clauses appeared to allow the material because the aluminum sheets did not catch fire immediately, and some builders heeded those less stringent clauses.
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Do not catch your sister's eye, and definitely do not look at the woman the priest points to as proof; she is not your mother.
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"The plane did not catch fire and all passengers safely left the plane," managing Director of Khuzestan Airports Mohammad Reza Rezaei told IRNA, Reuters reported.
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World Athletics, formerly the International Association of Athletics Federations, or I.A.A.F., track and field's world governing body, did not catch Negesa using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Many Japanese Twitter users have also sent their well wishes to the capybaras for them to take care and not catch a cold from the rain.
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The islands on Pokemon Snap Islands are nature reserves, or free roaming zoos, which is why you can just take pictures there and not catch anything.
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An alternative projection now called Gall-Peters, which properly reflects the relative size of continents, was promoted in the 1970s but did not catch on widely.
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But sometimes if you ask it a really long question, it might not catch everything you were saying and you have to ask the question again.
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In an article on Monday, the state-backed People's Daily reminded consumers that people could not catch the disease, and urged them not to believe rumors.
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The grounding lasted about four months in the U.S., while Boeing repaired the battery systems on the planes to make sure they would not catch fire.
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But in this case, modern-day detection systems created by Cylance, McAfee and Microsoft and patching systems by Tanium did not catch the attack on IDT.
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It was important that the public not catch a glimpse of the K-pop group members because their appearance on "The Tonight Show" was a surprise.
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He took a no-hitter into the fourth inning but lost it when center fielder Lewis Brinson tracked but could not catch Peralta's liner to center.
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"You have to keep checking for depression regularly, every three to six months, otherwise you may not catch depression until it has already done damage," she said.
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Six feet is not so far up, but it is far enough away from us to see us but not catch our ills of gloom and despondence.
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They might not catch on like Vines, but we think that Twines (Twitter + Vine = Twine) are a fitting tribute to the most fleeting social network of the aughts.
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Syntelligence developed software that was marketed by IBM, and it worked with companies like American International Group and Bank of America, but the business did not catch on.
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His attention is riveted, instead, on the poetry of brands and icons (did I not catch a glimpse, in the shadows, of the police box from "Doctor Who"?).
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That worked back in the 1970s with the introduction of light beer (tastes great, less filling), so why not catch lighting in a bottle, or a can, again?
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These are nuances you might not catch sober but will surely obsess over while stoned—the majestic Americanness of it all, the comfort of buying into the lie.
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A few tried to set a Confederate battle flag ablaze, but it would not catch fire, and they had to settle for pulling it apart and stomping it.
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Mr. Pleasants said that he was a little "too prideful to hop in that line," but that there was an eventual winner whose name he did not catch.
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If Castro could not catch it, he knew the Yankees — on a day when they continued to lose players left and right to injury — would lose the game.
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He three-putted the next hole to fall back further, made an 216-foot birdie on the 25th to get to one behind, but could not catch up.
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There are always stories within the story, and when we may not catch that story ourselves, another brand will and aggregate it, and it then becomes a trend.
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Will learns from Barb that, by some miracle, Stella did not catch Will's bacteria — though it doesn't mean she won't suffer consequences from their "forbidden kiss" down the line.
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Mark Campanale, the initiative's founder, says that at the most basic level investors need to understand that if one boat catches one fish, ten boats will not catch ten.
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It takes the cursor to the words underlined in red, so unfortunately it might not catch everything if you've got something that's spelled correctly but in the wrong order.
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The filing dust magnet does not catch all of the metal dust, so don't use it on a food prep surface........do it in the garage and be careful!
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We could only flee in the hope that she would not sweep us up in her wake, or that her children would not catch us in their infested jaws.
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This is some tall-ass, drunk, backwards falling into groups of people who may or may not catch you, and may or may not be waiting (time after time).
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David Lynch had some television success with that sort of disorientation with "Twin Peaks," but this series may not catch the same buzz because it's not quirky, just elusive.
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"To not catch very much and have no price, it's hard to leave your gear out," said Mr. Wallace, who had already beached most of his 3,200 lobster traps.
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Although these statements are a step in the right direction, their sparse design does not catch people's attention and, therefore, does not effectively spread their information to the public.
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The Spieth One is distinctive in ways that do not catch the eye: the springiness, the snug heel support and the wide placement of the spikes for better stability.
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The CDC reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent and doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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More recently, it was an invitation in a stack of mail that, because of renovations to our newsroom, did not catch up to me until weeks after it had arrived.
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Richard could not catch the waiter's eye, and the plates lingered too long, the silverware dirtied and askew, and who wanted to stare at the soiled instruments of their feeding?
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If the dealer does not catch it and pull the car out of the sales inventory, it is violating the automaker's rules (and could attract the attention of the F.T.C.).
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The first background check did not catch the Mississippi conviction After he left prison he moved to Aurora, where he had spent time as a child, according to court documents.
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In both cases, Facebook said it did not catch these versions of the video because of the way the clips had been edited from the original version of the shooter's video.
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The CDC recommends getting vaccinated, as it can lessen the chance of catching the virus by 10 to 60 percent (though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu).
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Even with wisely designed maternity policies, generous child care and Scandinavian rates of paternity leave, women will not catch up with men at work without a broader shift towards flexible working.
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He speaks quickly, and I almost do not catch it, but it becomes clear that this strangeness—the unfamiliarity, the absurdity of making something—is at the heart of OReilly's work.
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Worse still: the FAA did not catch the fact that the version of MCAS actually installed on the 737 Max was much more powerful than the version described in the design specifications.
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The CDC recommends the flu vaccination, which can lessen the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent (though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu).
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The company said the quarter was a disappointing finish to a challenging year, as some of its footwear lines did not catch on with customers as much as Finish Line had expected.
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"We've been asked why our image and video matching technology, which has been so effective at preventing the spread of propaganda from terrorist organizations, did not catch those additional copies," Rosen wrote.
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Sells SOHO Century Plaza in Shanghai for 3.2 billion renminbi ($477 million), with Chair Pan Shiyi saying: "The market is hot, why not catch the opportunity and make money," ahead of the sale.
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But the dead trees themselves do not catch fire easily, because they are too big, said Chad T. Hanson, the principal ecologist at the John Muir Project of the nonprofit Earth Island Institute.
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They pay lip service to investing in Columbus startups and they have invested in a few over the past years, but they are there to be poised for a renaissance, not catch a wave.
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The fact that the 120 fps project is only available in select cities is a sign that this technology, beloved by Ang Lee, Peter Jackson, and seemingly not many others, may not catch on.
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For the past few decades poorer states have been caught in a vicious circle, says Mr Cowen, where the expectation that they will not catch up makes it harder for them to do so.
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The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent and doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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The players who did not stop running, even when their bodies were screaming at them to stop, even when they could not catch their breath, even when their very bones groaned under the load.
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He began offering the procedure to very fat people for weight loss, but it did not catch on until the late 1990s, when surgeons discovered how to do it laparoscopically, making it much safer.
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The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports that the shot does lessen the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent, though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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As for the foods that fall into the category of "rising stars," which may or may not catch on in the upcoming year, Google lists turmeric, jackfruit, cauliflower rice, sourdough bread, funfetti, and vegan donuts.
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While the pound was on the back foot after Tuesday's gains that were triggered by the Supreme Court ruling, the FTSE 100 still could not catch a break, indicating that problems ranged far beyond Brexit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The news that Britain had voted to leave the European Union on Friday may have been unexpected, but it did not catch U.S. swaps clearinghouses off guard, members of the industry said on Monday.
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The plane did not catch on fire before or after it hit the mountain, and investigators have not found any signs the aircraft lost parts or broke up in the air before the crash, Knecht said.
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Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, an activist and citizen journalist who filmed the aftermath of the attack, said that when he arrived at the scene, the fumes were still so strong that he could not catch his breath.
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That means that one hemisphere will bask under the sun both day and night, while the other will experience a frigid and dark winter and not catch a glimpse of the sun for that entire season.
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An institutional concept, especially on the fixed-income side of the market, may not catch on with the investing public, and that can lead to a lack of liquidity and trading volume, which can become big issues.
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"We may not catch every ad that should be removed under this new policy," Facebook said in its announcement, which also noted that the ban extends to other company-owned platforms including Instagram and Facebook Audience Network.
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Ms. Ward had graduated from the University of South Carolina (where she was a member of the equestrian team for one year), working to become a riding teacher, but she could not catch this little wily beast.
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"With sentiment analysis, a student can say 'I can't take this anymore, I want to end it all' … something that's just looking for keywords may not catch that," said Jolley, the Securly director of K-12 security.
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We may not catch Ben Affleck and rumored girlfriend Ana de Armas out together for the foreseeable future due to social distancing, but the Deep Water costars have found another way to flaunt their possible new relationship: Instagram.
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A sequel by Ms. Hall, Mr. King and Mr. Masterson, "The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public," did not catch lightning in a bottle as its predecessor had; it closed in May 1994 after 28 previews and 16 performances.
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Why bother being kind to my body by taking it easy on the beer and potato skins when all the crap I consume might not catch up with me by the time that not-future comes to pass?
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" While the agency said it has a process in place to correct or validate addresses, "This only occurs if the address is recognized, so it does not catch all cases where an address may have an incorrect entry.
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With plenty of processing plants considered at "high risk of causing food-borne illnesses," according to the New York Times, food safety experts say that the agency, while stretched thin, might not catch signs of outbreaks early enough.
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That is the relevant finding for a person from a lower income background — college may not catch you up with your higher income peers, but it is likely to almost double your lifetime income, and that's nothing to sneeze at.
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Though he created some memorable moments as he championed progressive policy and challenged his rivals on the campaign trail, Mr. Castro did not catch on with voters and was unable to break into the upper tier of a crowded primary field.
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The movie, which was made in the mid 80s by Korean director Richard Park and stars taekwondo master and martial arts entrepreneur Y. K. Kim, who also funded the project, was shown in only a few theaters and did not catch on.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Seventh seed Roberta Vinci will not catch anyone by surprise with a run to the U.S. Open final like she did a year ago but the Italian continued to raise eyebrows on Wednesday with a speedy win over Christina McHale.
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PERSONAL DISCOMFORT 9 (Freezing, sore hip from being whacked by camera/tripod) 5:20 We reach the (I still do not catch the name), where five Olympic sports pavilions are surrounded by armed guards, apartment buildings and the occasional aroma of sewage.
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Nintendo assumed Pokémon would not catch on in America: "It was role-playing, with minimal graphics, battles that ended with one fighter 'fainting' instead of dying, and an obsessive compulsive goal of finding 150 critters wandering in the woods," Mr. Ryan wrote.
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We now have to trust that a police force that managed to let unarmed suspects escape their custody, and needed to shoot them dead because they could not catch them alive, is somehow competent enough to have identified and arrested the real culprits?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. senators on Tuesday pressed Facebook Inc's chief lawyer on why the company did not catch 2016 election ads bought using Russian rubles, why its investigation of them took so long and how much it knows about its 5 million advertisers.
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Hobson's vision did not catch on, and it would take the short-lived American Basketball League, in 1961, to reintroduce the type of higher-value, long-distance shot that was attempted, on average, 21.1 times a game this season in Division I men's basketball.
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It isn't clear if Kevin had a flu vaccination this season, but the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports that the flu vaccine lessens the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu.
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" At the Sochi lab, the WADA observer did not catch Dr. Rodchenkov's overnight urine-swapping operation that was carried out in a storage closet; the observer team later issued a report praising Dr. Rodchenkov's work as "a milestone in the evolution of the Olympic Games antidoping program.
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"The device functioned, but the fire did not catch because it was hidden underneath a pile of clothes so there was not enough oxygen for the fire," a police officer told Reuters on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media.
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Especially with a really lengthy bill like this, most of the senators voting on it will only have received a short summary from their staff or likely from someone else's staff, and congressional staff themselves are facing more constraints on their time today, so they may not catch everything.
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Voters have complained about the lack of communication about how and where to vote, as well as a fear that they'd get stuck in line at a mega voting site and not catch the last bus home, said Adora Obi Nweze, president of the Florida chapter of the NAACP.
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Koch Foods, one of the raided processors, noted in a statement that employers cannot demand more documents when employees present authentic-looking papers, and that E-Verify, an online system that is supposed to confirm employees' legality, does not catch workers using the stolen or borrowed identity of a legal migrant.
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Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign-exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, said the dollar strength should not "catch anyone by surprise" following strong non-manufacturing ISM numbers, which indicated the U.S. labor market and services sector were not as adversely affected by the hurricane season as some may have thought.
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But the series, which has been drawn by Cory Walker, its co-creator, and Ryan Ottley, did not catch the same fire — in comic sales or as a cultural phenomenon — as The Walking Dead, which had its premiere in October 2003 and was later adapted for the popular AMC television series.
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If the Yankees do not catch the Red Sox, they would have to survive a wild-card playoff game — most likely against Oakland or Seattle — and then travel to Boston (if the Red Sox, presumably, maintain the best record in the American League) to begin a best-of-five division series.
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This history of the Little Free Library movement emphasizes the hurdles faced by Todd Bol, an "ordinary" person who created the concept after the death of his mother, a teacher who loved reading: He struggled in school, and at first the wooden structures full of free books did not catch on.
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"Growing up, he would tell stories about getting in trouble for things like secretly sticking out his middle finger in the family Christmas photo, present day if you took a picture with Neal he would still make some sort of face or gesture that you would not catch until later," Ryan said.
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Unless its user-produced, like it is on YouTube and Twitch and TikTok, short-form video like the kind Quibi wants to produce, which would be videos under 10 minutes or so in length, just may not catch on with younger mobile users, even if it is genuinely high-quality in nature and produced by big Hollywood names.
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The Game better not catch anyone speaking ill of Nicki Minaj -- he jumped to her defense, but he might also be acknowledging she got crushed by Remy Ma. We got Game Tuesday night leaving 1 OAK on the Sunset Strip, and he came out so strong in support of Nicki ... our camera guy might have wet himself.
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Kevin Pillar lofted a ball to deep right; Stephen Piscotty could not catch it and the ball rolled back towards the infield; your man Cogz was on first base, and busted ass around the bases with a righteous fury and decided that he would score on this play; Piscotty's throw home was up the line but ahead of schedule.
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So when "No Country for Old Men" is no movie for actual endings, they just go along, claiming that it was "clever" because the Coen brothers "broke the rules," when really most people would've appreciated knowing what the heck actually happened to the main character or why Tommy Lee Jones needed to be in the movie at all, considering that he does nothing but speak in platitudes and not catch anyone whatsoever.
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And, the fact, Anderson, the system may not catch every single person, or there may be a circumstance where somebody doesn't think that they have to register, or do, and that may cause some red tape, and bureaucracy for them -- which -- or inconvenience, has to be weighed against the fact that we may be able to save a whole bunch of families from the grief that some of the people in this audience have had to go through.
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One of the most important things people can do is to get the flu vaccination, which the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports can lessen the chance that someone catches the virus by 10 to 60 percent (though it doesn't guarantee that someone will not catch the flu) "It's important and highly recommended by the entire medical community, and most of the time, it will provide you enough protection," Mirzaian says, emphasizing the importance of stopping the spread of the disease.
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