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OK, so she was too caught up in running the ship to immediately catch on to what was happening here
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He could catch only when the ball
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’ I said watching the sunlight catch on the buildings below us
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It was the work of a few minutes to put his boots on, perching on the edge of a chair in a pool of moonlight coming through the glazed section of the main door and yet a further minute to reach for the catch on the door
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An invisible hand reaches for the catch on the inside of the door
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That was also the time when they began to really catch on to low energy machinery
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“I know what you mean, take no notice of Flitter, he obviously didn’t catch on
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slavering could catch only the ignorant masses
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Chuff's theory was slow to catch on, and many of his contemporaries refused to see any value in his work
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Risking losing his grip altogether, his pulled his left hand out of the hatch and pressed the release catch on his safety line
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In some places the wire hung down and would catch on our equipment as we passed by and we would wrench ourselves loose sometimes breaking the wire as we did so
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material would catch on fire
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I once asked an Instructor for advice regarding whether one should keep their service pistol loaded with the safety catch on, or rather load it right before shooting
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The catch on his helmet strap clicked in and he mounted up
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He might catch on sooner rather than later
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No one seemed to catch on, but we could have shipped the bombs there, and armed up there
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“You catch on fast, my friend,” agreed Brendan, as truth is not always the best policy
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“Catch on? Catch on to what? That you wanted to prove to Eric how tough you are? That you’re sadistic, just like he is?”
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It's all about to catch one thing:
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Some of the members are sensible enough to realize that the police will inevitably catch one of us should we try our luck too far and are calling for caution
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If the fuel pool runs dry of water and the spent fuel rods catch on fire,
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After an hour I finally began to catch on to what he was talking about
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Macon offered to catch one of the higuacas for me, but I preferred to see them fly around freely
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I quickly pointed out to him that he was also a shmuck and that he could shove the job up his butt but it would probably catch on the way in, because his butt matched his brain, which was certain to appear in 'Ripley's Believe It or Not' for the smallest part on a human
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I jumped trying to catch one of my books as it passed in front of me
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didn"t catch on too quickly
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not catch on to her mother’s intentional oblivion right
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Leah, close by Moshe as she attended to Sari, speaking ever so softly, hoping to catch only Moshe’s attention as she tugged on his arm, asked into a suddenly silent throng, “Did you not say that all had to go? That none should be left to answer for what was done here today?”
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I would manage to catch one of the men’s words,
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The girl who lived there began to catch one right after another with waterbug bait
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probably lacked the background to catch on to the underlying
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They won't even catch on until a
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It allows your audience to catch on and have a concrete understanding of the point you are trying to make, because you are revealing what you intend to communicate in a language others use to process information
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He made Carl bend the conduit, refusing to admit he knew how, transparently pretending not to catch on
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a respected DJ has made it to your event and the fans with catch on to your name
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Show them how hyped you are and it wil catch on
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My outstretched fingertips struggled to catch one as it crashed just beyond my grasp
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Despina and Leftheri had just managed to turn the corner into the alley when the building exploded, sending debris flying everywhere causing the building to catch on fire
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Using the stick to catch onto a metal railing, he pulled his weakened body closer, all the while shielding his face from us
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He swooped down and tried to catch one of the children, but they were diving and dodging him
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“Aren’t you going to try to catch one?” asked Ceder, smiling brightly, hopefully, but the Dangler did not reply—indeed, he seemed not to know what to do with himself as the boat drifted through the mist
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He let those last words hang in the air, hoping all would catch onto the dripping sarcasm
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It didn’t just catch on fire, it actually exploded
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Of course, it would be really hard to catch one of the most fearsome terrorists, who was supported by a
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"In China, the concept has been much slower to catch on
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The Human was beginning to catch on, because at some point he must have experience one of the dimensional rifts on his planet
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It hasn't seemed to catch on yet
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Something bothered Nancy at once but it took her some time to catch on to what it was: children were rare in proportion to the number of adults visible
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Only then did she catch on to the fact that she had been naked under the sheet
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All was sweet with showy tolerance as white mums held beautiful black youngsters on their knees whenever they could catch one going from the pool to the bar or toilet; wet dresses and forced smiles were but a small price to pay for the privilege; the privilege of being white in Grahamstown and still the largest group within the comfortable class whose members now included a small number of the political majority
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Fuming, the Chinese officer could only hope that his four escorting SU-30MKK fighters would catch on the fact that they were being jammed and react accordingly
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General Hoyt Vandenberg, the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, had been quick to catch on to that factor and had heartily approved, having experienced firsthand during World War Two the headaches that a multitude of aircraft types and engines in service could cause in terms of maintenance
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catch on the wrist
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It took the latter a few precious seconds to catch on to what was happening and to turn their horses around and engage in hot pursuit of Foulques and his small escort, urged on by a furious Humfrid
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question, it takes him a second or two to catch on
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Although I catch only glimpses of them, I’m
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Without a word, all five released the catch on their violin cases, flipped out Tommy guns and opened fire
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As he came up he signaled Kletsova to catch on
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Betty didn’t catch on that and went on the subject, intense curiosity showing in her tone of voice
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It’s not hard to catch on
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I will help you at first, but once you catch on, I will start withholding advice
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” Andy appeared the only one to catch on
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Runs Like Cheetah approached the four boys and said, “Before you can train a cheetah, you must catch one
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when entering a room, johns eye would catch one of the officers outside, patrolling and looking for hiding places where the suspect may be
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' Robin slipped the safety catch on his crossbow
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I think this could catch on all over the nation
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“If they catch one, so what, then you will pay them
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Revolving shafts can catch onto
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Clothing strings, loose clothing, and stringed items placed around the neck can catch on
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I hoped that they would catch on to my clear signs of impatience and restlessness that began to grow and would respect my damn near deliberate signs to be left alone
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Here’s a perfect opportunity to match the size, shape and color of the fly without trying to catch one on the water
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“As far as we know… Josie Ward was supposed to catch one,” he added
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She expected Mike to try and catch one with his tongue any minute, and she glanced over at him
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He was pissed that the guard stayed in the room, he wanted to talk dirty to her, but felt if he did, and the guard might catch on and end his chances of another possible score
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Her first few pieces had been rejected outright, but Margot felt like she was starting to catch on and the agent had been very pleased with her latest endeavours
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catch on in Europe in the 17th century
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Salem seemed to catch on, and I saw his eyes flash purple
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It would be great to catch one of these clever fellows trying to 'fix' the jury, as well as intimidate witnesses, as he already hinted himself
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And as you can see you can never catch one of the lighters to examine him
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Double Blind however if you use it often, they will catch on and it won’t be nearly as effective anymore – at least until they’ve forgotten that you use it!
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Certainly old enough to catch on to what was happening
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Nicole was so startled by this response she had to catch onto a beam lest she fall over the side and into the mow below
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They will probably catch on later!
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You can catch one in the square, in the High street, round the corner in Timothy Street but not the bus station
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and leaned in as he snapped the catch on the box and the lid sprang
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This is a country when my children ''run barefoot not because they are impoverished, but because they are free'' (quote from Nikki Gemmell in her beautifully written book Why You are Australian) This is a country that doesn't have stupid airs and graces, and is populated by people who, endearingly, tell it like it is even if it takes a while for a Pommie like me to catch onto the lingo
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"I must catch one of those stars,"
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But after a few decades he began to catch on to the fact that nobody was aging around his house! They should’ve left him before that, but they really didn’t want to leave the money, or the bar for that matter
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No such diamond presently exists and someone would catch on once
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In fact, if their trees did not catch on fire: they would have stayed
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The incendiary heat of the ashes covering the ground and all the trees and bushes and plants would cause small areas to catch on fire, or just one plant would suddenly burst into flame
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The problem with this propaganda scam was that the lower classes began to catch on to it, and started to ape the upper classes, and copy them, and act just as irresponsibly and immorally and unethically as the Church and the ruling classes… and stopped believing in all that dogma
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It didn’t catch on
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now: put that game just once on a national network: and don’t tell me that it won’t catch on like wild fire
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Actually it is the ego that tries its best to catch on the last straw
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After Dillinger had nationally embarrassed Roosevelt, and shamed the entire United States Law Enforcement… because for years… the entire force of the FBI, could not catch one lousy, ordinary Bank robber
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I was able to catch one of the flashlights but the other one fell to the floor, its beam revealing my daughter crawling towards me, murmuring like a baby
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color of the fly without trying to catch one on the water
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The image of him stabbing Zarsha replayed in my mind again and again, causing me to feel so white hot that I feared I might catch on fire and that would have been okay, as long as I consumed this man and took him with me
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Sarah Proud released the safety catch on her handgun and pointed it at Smith’s head
