| Ticks that can lay dormant for decade underground and, catching a whiff of your carbon dioxide, emerge to suck you dry. |
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| The aeronauts tested a three-winged glider, but when the lower wing kept catching on the dunes Avery removed it. |
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| Marguerite winced as the serving girl yanked a brush through her hair, catching it on the wet tangles and knots. |
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| His injury created a bit of a catching quandary since starter Brian Johnson battled knee problems in spring training. |
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| Modern life whizzes by at a frantic pace and we mere mortals find ourselves in a constant whirl trying to find ways of catching up. |
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| With a week of sunny days, warm temperatures and scattered rains, Nebraska's corn crop is catching up. |
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| You stare, catching curious glances, searching for recognition, but they're calm as cows. |
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| We are catching up with history, and I for one would rather there be an organic process, rather than tokenism. |
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| Some rapid catching up followed to the accompaniment of the roof still rattling in the wind and off we all set again. |
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| I blame the hostel food finally catching up to me, then going flatting and getting to choose my own food All The Time! |
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| They are working as rouseabouts, penning or catching the sheep and cleaning the wool for the wool classer. |
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| Two researchers specializing in the psychology of health say they've found a more productive way to wean sun worshipers from catching some rays. |
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| Sun, wind, sea and salt may have left their mark on hair that enjoyed days at the beach, in the pool or catching some rays. |
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| I stayed off the glacier, stumbling down the left moraine, often catching myself with my arms just before slamming into glacial erratics. |
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| She's catching a red-eye flight to Canada where she's making a movie with Alan Alda. |
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| However, news broadcasts are catching me out all the time with reports about the controversial MMR jags, flu jags or latest drug deaths. |
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| In fact, moving my foot from the accelerator to the brake was difficult as it kept catching on something under the panel. |
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| They decide to spend a long weekend, catching up and drinking beers, as snow falls. |
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| There are many waters in the UK where you can fly fish for pike with a realistic chance of catching a good fish. |
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| Her portrayal of the sexy evangelist Reno Sweeney was outstanding, catching the very essence of this character. |
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| If using conventional thread spools, utilize the thread caps that came with the serger to prevent the thread from catching on the spool edge. |
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| The saxophonist plays one of his own improvisations, deliberately falling out of key, catching himself. |
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| He tempers this hobby by wiling away the days with his loser friends, and the nights catching lightning bugs. |
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| At the centre of the room a Rubenesque woman is holding court, the light catching a twist of green at the front of her coal black hair. |
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| I shifted my weight and kicked out at one of them with my right boot, catching him on the hip and sending him sprawling. |
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| I could really do with catching up on some sleep too because, to be honest, I'm totally knackered. |
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| How many fighters could have gotten to their feet before the count of ten after catching Joe Frazier's full swing left hook flush on the jaw? |
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| The 33-year-old Moore holds the NFL record for receptions in a season, catching 123 passes in 1995 for Detroit. |
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| During that six-year period, the five wide receivers who led the Cowboys in catching had 372 receptions for 5,576 yards and 22 touchdowns. |
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| And after catching the vicar's eye once again, he relented and beckoned to him to come over and join them, which he did with alacrity. |
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| There can be a lot of catching up to do and if you take time off then you can't go back in at the same level, because so much will have changed. |
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| He then fought with the British against the colonies in the American Revolution, catching the eye of General George Washington. |
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| We strolled half the length of the lake to locate a party of mallards, in a vain attempt to avoid catching the beady eyes of the Canada geese. |
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| Pretending that catching foxes was the reason for holding meets of the hunt was never particularly true. |
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| Fishermen often come there, as indicated by the sign which says it's a good spot for catching flatfish, bass and codling. |
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| I'm looking forward to catching up with the previous movie, and seeing the next films whenever they come out. |
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| Young lads would then get a few farthings for catching dungflies and mayflies. |
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| Hi, I'm interested in catching a barracouta but I'm not sure what lure to use and the price range for them. |
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| Conditions were perfect and I was able to get afloat every day catching sea trout and lady fish. |
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| Her life in Temuka was lived in seasons and catching the food associated with that season. |
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| There are already rumours of anglers catching barbel and carp well downstream of the tidal limits of the Ouse and Wharfe. |
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| Then spend the afternoon barbecuing steaks and sausages while catching up with friends and family. |
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| The master bedroom is at the front of the house, catching the morning sunlight. |
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| It will be at least two years before mass-market retailers start catching up. |
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| This interviewee himself took pleasure in regrowth forest and spent much of his recreational time fishing, catching marron and bush walking. |
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| For some reason, Mexican food has had a hard time catching on, and for lovers of good Mexican and Tex-Mex, Berryhill must be a godsend. |
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| An eye catching assistant often relieves the magician from the drudgery of bamboozlement. |
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| He scrambled up the hill with the vegetation catching and pulling at his clothes. |
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| She saddled the mare, the just-awoken horse quickly catching onto Fiona's urgency. |
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| The game of Marco Polo, like a lot of childhood games, is both about finding a home and about catching prey. |
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| Some insects also hunt down spiders, including the mantis and a wasp that specializes in catching and paralyzing spiders. |
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| Ushered to the sides, fans glance backwards and, catching sight of the Welsh players, clap and cheer. |
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| Hazarding a backward glance since her escape, Andrea forced a bit more speed into her getaway when she realised that he was catching up with her. |
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| They went straight at the hole, catching the ball cleanly and counting on backspin to stop the ball very close to where it landed. |
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| Peel and filet the orange or sieve the mandarines, catching the juice in a bowl. |
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| The second panel describes how coastal tribes came on seasonal trips for food, trapping birds and catching eels. |
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| The male feeds the female while she incubates, catching small mammals and birds and bringing them back to the nest. |
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| Chris faked one direction and doubled back in the other, catching Selina by the arm and pulling her into him. |
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| An idealistic young detective takes an undercover assignment in a theatre but is torn between catching the killer or the thrill of performance. |
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| He can get behind defensive backs, but he is very good at catching a quick hitch, breaking tackles and making a big play. |
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| Ethan gets a gig playing in Harrisburg and Justin secretly follows, catching the new boyfriend making time with an admirer. |
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| But, by the time Al caught his last major-league game, he had set a record by catching in more than 1,900 games. |
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| While Hunt was arrested, Carlile escaped and was hidden by radical friends before catching the mail coach to London. |
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| He needs to improve his blocking and become more consistent catching the ball. |
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| They understand the technical aspects of the game, the blocking, tackling, ball carrying, throwing, catching and coverage. |
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| Today many of you are not only catching the salmonoid species but also coarse and saltwater fish with a fly rod and reel. |
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| My mother really did spray my computer with Lysol because she was afraid of catching computer viruses. |
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| There were no masts or sails for catching wind and the bottoms were completely flat. |
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| Over the winter I have equipped myself with tackle suitable for catching large pike. |
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| That didn't deter a bunch of fishermen underneath the railway bridge from casting their lures in hopes of catching the big one. |
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| A laminated floor glinted slightly at the edges, caught light, and a figure moved, shadowed, on the stage, his sabre also catching light. |
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| Saturday is a day for catching up on things at home, in and around the house. |
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| Until the Indian government changed its wildlife laws, Irulas made a living by catching the deadly cobra and Russell's vipers in their thousands. |
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| Evans showed a glimpse of his potential vs. the Raiders by catching a bomb from Bledsoe for 65 yards. |
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| It was losing height and its engine started to splutter and finally, after catching again, died away. |
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| In fact, many hire companies provide the tackle for coarse fishing, so it's very easy to try your hand at catching bream, perch, roach or rudd. |
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| Lee, who has showed a knack for catching the long ball, could be the surprise of the camp. |
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| Moon knocked out his opponent just a minute into the bout after catching him in the temple with a reverse roundhouse kick. |
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| I was just catching up on my online reading and noticed in your 'locavore' blog your interest in locally grown nuts. |
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| May twice scored by sealing his defender, catching a lob from Raymond Felton and converting a layup. |
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| For the first time, anglers off the Donegal coast of north-west Ireland have reported catching bluefin tuna and bluemouth rockfish. |
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| The horse was a beautiful palomino, part Arab, golden body, silver mane and tail and eye catching white markings on the legs and face. |
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| I caught another two nice roach before catching a few bream up to over five pounds. |
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| And wage levels and living standards in the poorer countries on the euro zone's rim are catching up with those in the richer nations. |
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| This year Greg is endeavoring to add to his apiary by catching a wild swarm. |
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| My biggest personality flaw was catching up to me as I began to feel anxious and worried. |
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| The result is an album that quietly intoxicates, sometimes catching you off-guard, but always surprising you with the richness of the vocals. |
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| Armchair analysts and cricket pundits are catching upon game statistics to reel off facts and figures in an instant. |
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| Plane with the grain of the wood whenever possible, to avoid catching and lifting chips of wood. |
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| The torch was lowered but this time instead of the wood slowly catching fire, the wood enflamed rapidly and shot up sky high. |
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| He had begun again in the morning, catching his hoppers, cooking breakfast, and threading his line. |
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| Our council's proposal to target secondary schools, while laudable, is catching them too late. |
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| I remember catching numerous zander to about six pounds, plus a few pike and eels along the way. |
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| These working dogs, much larger than today's Yorkies, were adept at catching rats and other small mammals. |
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| He threw the next punch at Joey's gut, catching Joey off guard and landing another punch at Joey's face. |
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| Eliza spends some time lollygagging around but doesn't seem interested in actually catching a pig. |
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| Using a catching device can prevent contamination of the stool by water and dirt. |
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| People had no problem catching their quotas and allocations, but the price is down from last year by as much as a dollar per pound. |
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| Everything was suddenly catching up with me all at once, and I could barely separate one realisation from the other. |
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| On one of my local stew ponds there is an attitude that if it's not into double figures it ain't worth catching. |
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| This poison, which affects humans, has plagued Scottish coastal waters for the last decade, resulting in 34 separate bans on catching shellfish. |
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| The orange water ice is included because of its delicate scent, like catching orange blossom on a breeze. |
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| The company is striving mightily to save itself at home by catching up abroad. |
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| The mirror's shards fell to the floor like rain, each part catching her reflection as it fell and rested on the floor. |
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| There is a very restrictive quota regime in place and fishermen are not catching that quota because the salmon isn't there. |
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| The balance of the glorious afternoon was spent sitting in Lucy's screened porch chatting and catching up on gossip. |
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| In a small fishing village in Cuba, Santiago, an old, weathered fisherman has just gone 84 days without catching a fish. |
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| Our covert approach to surveillance gives us an element of surprise over our targets, often catching them in the act. |
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| Lucas reached for my hand, catching me completely off guard, and laced his fingers with mine. |
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| The challenges included running, catching, balancing tennis balls on rackets and practising ground strokes and volleys. |
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| I had my first jobs when I was in kindergarten picking apples, topping onions and catching cabbage butterflies. |
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| It is a very active metal that reacts vigorously with oxygen in the air, catching fire spontaneously. |
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| These flexible wings also blend successive passes and radius the outside edges of the skate lane to prevent ski tips from catching. |
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| For a denim bag, press the seam allowances to one side and topstitch near the seam, catching the seam allowances underneath. |
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| She dreamed of the King catching her brother and putting him into the prison of the castle's terrible dungeon. |
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| I remember my mother just catching me before I handed my Sunday coat to the ragman and before someone else's offspring wore it. |
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| I was catching six and seven pound walleye, and the darn scale would read only two or three pounds. |
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| Essentially, the challenge is to catch abusive practices without catching harmless practices, to boot. |
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| I'm back from my vacation and just spent the last hour or two catching up on a week's worth of Power Line. |
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| We have to get outside factories and workplaces catching shift changes so we can give out leaflets. |
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| There have been a small number of cases of tourists in Europe catching West Nile virus from mosquito bites. |
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| His thoughts catching up to him, his face turned a wonderful shade of tomato red. |
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| I say the only scandal involving Reese is all yours if you actually walk this earth without catching her whammo performance in Freeway. |
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| When I arrived at the Waikare estuary, my whanau were exercising a traditional historical exercise of catching flounder. |
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| This is the main reason why going to see short films should be just as easy as catching the latest blockbuster. |
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| Drunk or not, I still had the advantage of position, and catching him off guard. |
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| The clouds seemed to form ranks like soldiers, each line catching a thin strand of orange or pink light on its edge. |
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| As we were driving down these terrible, lumpy, unlit streets we were constantly catching whiffs of different smells. |
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| Once he dreamed he was trying to trap foxes but kept catching Dalmatians. |
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| Imagine clicking on the TV and catching a show called Cooking with typhoid Mary. |
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| So how did Christie pull off bariatric surgery without the media catching on? |
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| Mike Barnett of Freeport, Long Island is busy catching striped bass and blackfish. |
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| Maybe while catching up on Gossip Girl or watching the opening scene of The bling Ring. |
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| Across business, foreign policy, and popular culture, more Americans are discovering Africa and catching the bug. |
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| The cameraman was reporting on the factory catching fire when the inevitable happened. |
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| The Common Core education standards are catching on with parents and teachers. |
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| The movie, directed by Francis Lawrence, opens after the events of catching Fire. |
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| It could also be true that she really was an insufferable lunatic afraid of catching Ebola from the plebeians. |
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| He had a spear, and was demonstrating tribal techniques for catching fish, joking with Jim, who was wearing waders and using a traditional fishing pole. |
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| In Korea, young girls play a game of jacks, tossing small stones onto the ground, throwing a ball up in the air, and and trying to pick the stones up before catching the ball. |
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| After the transplant she had to spend six months in quarantine to avoid catching an infection while her immune system recovered, but now she is fit and well. |
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| The agents say that internally the features are equally eye catching, with some stylish Jacobean decorative plaster ceilings, Louis XV marble fireplaces and wooden floors. |
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| Watch a water strider skitter about in staccato bursts, its middle pair of legs doing the rowing and the hind legs steering, its short forelegs ready for catching prey. |
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| This is undoubtedly a good thing, as it allows him to wave his arms about and shout with little danger of catching innocent bystanders on the chin. |
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| It's just the job, caring about catching people who commit crime. |
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| I carried her with me and placed her on the ladder and she scrambled up, her little, ragged dress catching momentarily on the nails of the rafters. |
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| Sponging, rag-rolling and verdigris are some of the more popular faux finishes, but elaborate techniques such as wood-graining and marbleizing also are catching on. |
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| But catching glimpses of the concession speeches from the above quintumverate would make the night a lot less painful. |
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| Williamson, who left college after his junior year, is raw when it comes to running routes, and he had trouble catching the ball during some offseason practices. |
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| Using a simple whipstitch, and catching just the centers or the hidden layers of the ribbon, stitch the ribbon flowers over the green leaf trim at the lace upper edge. |
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| The analysis also fails to determine the degree to which many economic variables, such as hourly pay rates, are catching up on other parts of Europe. |
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| I remember tales of two or three men catching hundreds of white bass from Lake Livingston or its tributaries, depending on the time of year, in a morning or afternoon. |
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| Yet this was not enough for the Tsars, who saw a risk of the Cossack worldview catching on. |
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| Her sister, Magda, is quarantined after catching tuberculosis aboard their cramped vessel, and her aunt is nowhere to be found. |
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| The local favourite aggravated an injury to his troublesome right arm after catching his hand in a latch while taking a toilet break on the 16th fairway. |
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| A stretch of flowing water set aside for catching fish by the use of wickerwork or basketry traps attached to artificial structures placed on the bed of the river or stream. |
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| So even if it means a person actually targeted a wildebeest or impala, it's definitely going to end up catching a rhino in a way they set up the snares. |
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| This was the reason it happened, to reveal in advance the defining event of the New Testament, like a mirror catching its light even before the light was kindled. |
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| What's weirder than catching a catfish with your bare hands? |
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| The nomads, he said, were intensely jealous of strange men catching sight of their womenfolk, so I should stay in the Landcruiser while he advanced half way across the scrub. |
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| The excitement of the weekend was catching a bicycle thief red-handed. |
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| There's still plenty of grunting and groaning, but it sounds less like a woolly mammoth and more like a woolly mammoth chasing and catching a gazelle. |
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| They know this is a rotten deal and they are demoralized, running faster and faster with no hope of catching up. |
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| He is a baseball lifer who enjoys the mental challenge of catching. |
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| The plant is noisy, and she and her co-workers pass the time by shouting over the din, catching up on gossip and talking about food and cosmetics. |
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| Because of the fast pace of the game, catching a reneger is difficult. |
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| We could do nothing as our classmate next to us whimpered as they received a verbal lashing after catching the hardass's eyes when they took a glance at the clock. |
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| Fuentes made a positive start, catching Brodie with crisp left-hand jabs. |
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| Today Southampton detectives appealed for the public's help in catching the burglar, who was white, aged 15 or 16 with fair hair and wore a grey anorak or fleece jacket. |
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| Try inserting the handle at an angle, catching a raised portion of the cutter blade, and using leverage to turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise. |
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| Last night detectives, deeply concerned at the level of violence used in each attack, issued an urgent appeal for help in catching the man before he strikes again. |
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| The shepherd's crook is not for beating the sheep, but for catching hold of them if they go into danger where the shepherd's arm can't reach them. |
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| Now we're catching species with long life spans such as the orange roughy, rockfishes, and large groupers, many of which are now seriously threatened. |
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| I had stopped some of my childhood fun such as running with the village boys and catching fish and rolling in the dirt and had started acting more like a young woman. |
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| These rectangular structures sit on top of traditional flat roofed buildings, catching the slightest breeze and funnelling the wind down into the structure. |
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| Her ears picked up the sound of a door closing and a lock catching. |
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| Eventually, a plan is hatched by Herbert and Pip, whereby Pip and Magwitch will flee the country by rowing down the river and catching a steamer bound for Europe. |
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| A thin line of smoke started to spiral up from the ruptured engine as Ian scrambled round the back of the car, catching his trouser leg on the crumpled rear bumper. |
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| Dressed in jeans, t-shirts and well-worn takkies, the young girls gather early for practice, chatting to friends and catching up on the latest news. |
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| Rough wind pushed the boats from behind, catching in their sails. |
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| For a Norwegian combined fishing and whaling vessel, typically 65 feet in length, this means passing the seasons catching saithe, herring, cod and minke whales. |
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| If the rest of us have had trouble catching up to Robespierre and crew, well, we are starting from a bit of a handicap. |
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| I remember catching my first mackerel on a family holiday at Scarborough. |
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| It was rare that he got excited to the point of babbling about anything, but the thrill of catching and taming a wild horse was something she could easily understand. |
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| The club could have a promising left-right catching tandem next season. |
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| This results in at least one silly scenario that requires catching an enemy tank crew's attention while sneaking a lone sapper in with a shaped charge, Private Ryan style. |
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| Sitting on the balustrade as well, but at the corner where he could lean against the wall, Impi's eyes were closed, his thick tawny mane catching the evening sunlight. |
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| Ford, too, has been slow off the mark but is catching up fast after it recently licensed hybrid technology from Toyota, while also giving a bit of its own technology back. |
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| Or position a mirror at a sharp curve in a road and you can suddenly see around the bend, catching a glimpse of something to come that otherwise would have been hidden. |
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| The sun shone brightly, glittering off the grey stones of the castle, catching in the trinkets and glass baubles hanging open to the air outside of shops. |
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| I go back to catching the tiddlers, wondering how many of them might make breakfast, and if they might not be just a little small and bony to be palatable. |
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| Maybe this was because he had worn flip-flops instead of his old beat-up sneakers, and his right one kept catching on the brake at every stop sign and red light. |
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| Thousands of kilometers of fine-meshed nets are thrown overboard every year, catching vulnerable deep-sea species such as sharks and orange roughy. |
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| Contraventions of the Marine Living Resources Act related to catching crayfish, hake and toothfish without a permit and offloading catches without inspectors present. |
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| The art world is belatedly catching up to this trailblazing figure. |
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| Despite the absence of Decira, the pace did not slow down a bit, and the world continued to spin, catching all who remained in its tornado of confusion. |
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| Taking a running start, we bellyflopped onto the sled and went down head first, hopefully catching a few dips and flying over them, becoming temporarily airborne. |
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| I keep squinting up at the clock and accidentally catching the eye of busy-looking workers who scurry by with sheafs of paper, steaming mugs of coffee and harried expressions. |
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| Specifically, if the tip edge is catching, and your ski is tuned flat, it can be that the edge is too sharp up toward the tip, or you don't have enough edge bevel. |
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| The couple was scooting down the road, easily catching up with them. |
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| From large and round to egg-shaped, to small and thin and even fingerlike, eggplants have been catching on in Toronto kitchens. |
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| A fish hook or fishhook is a device for catching fish either by impaling them in the mouth or, more rarely, by snagging the body of the fish. |
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| Fishing dredges are used as a technique for catching certain species of edible clams and crabs. |
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| Caen was pitching and I was crouched behind the dish, catching. |
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| Japan continued catching whales under the special research permit clause in the IWC convention, though in significantly smaller numbers. |
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| People were catching the Holy Ghost and we caught it all on the camera. |
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| In order to achieve a hypnotic effect and stun prey before catching them, cuttlefish are also known to change color rapidly. |
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| On 4 October, Welsh left for America, catching the train to Liverpool before taking the Lusitania to New York. |
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| He then developed a style of portraiture that was imaginative and often extravagant, catching an instantaneous attitude in his subjects. |
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| He stroked her, using her movements to increase the pressure on her nub, catching her between his fingers. |
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| They are fed a meal produced from catching other wild fish and other marine organisms. |
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| Whether Shaun is doing flips on his snowboard or catching big air on his skateboard, he relies on Newton's first law of motion for every trick. |
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| Most birds of prey also have strong curved talons for catching or killing prey. |
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| One method of catching wildcats consists of using a modified muskrat trap with a spring placed in a concealed pit. |
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| Fielders are positioned to field the ball, to stop runs and boundaries, and to get batsmen out by catching or running them out. |
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| The EHRC's role is therefore one of catching matters before they lead to the courts. |
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| Specific structural requirements are equated to constructing the perfect mouse trap for catching targeted prey. |
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| In modern times, other institutions such as the Red Brick and New Universities are catching up with Oxbridge. |
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| Some hunts may go without catching a fox for several seasons, despite chasing two or more foxes in a single day's hunting. |
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| However, escaping the winter depression doesn't exclude UAE residents from catching the sniffles during the flu season. |
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| We found many k-rails, debris basins, debris barriers and other structures properly catching and directing sediment. |
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| Elgar was catching the attention of prominent critics, but their reviews were polite rather than enthusiastic. |
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| Now they harm the people, and the malign influence behind this lies with low-hearted officials who put all their efforts into catching them. |
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| Cash was successful catching Tim Wakefield's knuckleball during his previous stint with the Red Sox. |
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| During some sessions in the CERN cafeteria, Tim and I try to find a catching name for the system. |
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| They also had an opportunity to test their catching skills on a Kannon machine supplied by the Newcastle Cricket Development Scheme. |
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| That way the pups can practice catching the arachnid without the danger of being stung. |
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| The deal was that if anyone started catching feelings, he could throw up a stop sign and the other would honor it. |
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| If H5N1 mutates into a virus that spreads easily among humans, how might people protect themselves front catching the virus? |
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| Like all swallows, bank swallows are agile songbirds that specialize in catching insects in midair. |
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| They planned to find this patch of ocean by catching newly hatched eel larvae, called leptocephali. |
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| It possesses specialised physical characteristics and exhibits unique behaviour to assist in hunting and catching prey. |
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| When the bottom of the grill firebox burned through, everybody ran over and stomped embers too keep the picnic shelter from catching fire. |
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| In the industrial sector, relatively poor municipios are not catching up to relatively rich ones though the latter are not diverging either. |
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| Somehow I can't see this catching on with my six-year-old grandson, Ruairi, in Donegal. |
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| Part theater and part interpretation, living history is catching on at a growing number of state-run historic sites. |
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| Not long afterwards, Admiral Joris van Spilbergen reported catching penguins and sheep on Robben Island. |
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| Tradescantia Sweet Kate is bold and eye catching with yellow strap-like foliage and clusters of large purple blue, three-petalled flowers. |
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| For other signs Just beware of catching Sagittarians at home when they are not expecting you though. |
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| This might lead to identifying a staging area and a shot at catching him in the first minutes of daylight as he browses his way back to bed. |
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| Throughout the book eye catching illustrations draw attention to important keys to remember on successful salesmanship. |
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| During the 1950s and 1960s, the Soviet economy experienced comparatively high growth and was catching up to the West. |
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| Pipis are very good baits for catching bream, trevally, whiting, particularly King George Whiting, leatherjackets and many others. |
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| The practice of catching or attempting to catch fish with a hook is generally known as angling. |
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| And Tim Schaeffer, a dedicated fisherman, enjoys catching catfish or bluegills at nearby children-only Smokey Bear Lake. |
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| The episode begins with a lifetime of junk food, beer and no exercise catching up with Homer in the form of painful heart contractions. |
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| The term is not normally applied to catching farmed fish, or to aquatic mammals, such as whales where the term whaling is more appropriate. |
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| Fishing may include catching aquatic animals other than fish, such as molluscs, cephalopods, crustaceans, and echinoderms. |
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| Techniques for catching fish include hand gathering, spearing, netting, angling and trapping. |
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| The genetic test was especially good at catching cancer in an early stage, when it is most treatable. |
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| I have the greatest respect for you, George, but Lord, you're no nearer catching me now than four years ago when I started. |
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| I have the tools for catching the bus, just not the nerve. Soft suicide I can do. Take some pills, no problem. But never do I succeed that way. |
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| While this gives Stewy twice as many chances to get catching points, it may also mean his opponent has twice as many opportunities to score runs. |
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| Bomb guy looked her up and down, not because he was an attractive man and she was possibly a catching woman. |
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| Over time, bottom trawlers became very efficient, some catching as much cod in an hour as traditional boats caught in a season. |
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| In the legend Coyote was tossing his eyes up in the air and catching them again when Eagle snatched them. |
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| Peregrine falcons and Eurasian sparrowhawks are natural predators of pigeons that are quite adept at catching and feeding upon this species. |
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| A helicopter hovered overhead, catching every second of the gnarly ride. |
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| It has also been observed catching and killing juvenile birds such as ducklings, and occasionally takes birds up to the size of a water rail. |
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| He begins in Pretoria, catching Africa's newest and shiniest train on a journey to Johannesburg. |
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| The bill is long, thin and sharply hooked for catching fish and aquatic invertebrates. |
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| Leviathan resumed her pursuit of Monarca, eventually catching up and forcing her to surrender. |
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| The third baseman and shortstop should practice calling for and catching the pop flies. |
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| Teamed with bright chunky jewellery and a great pair of heels, this eye catching dress is a real show stopper. |
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| The Birmingham planning team for Drivers Jonas has achieved planning permission for an eye catching new bus station in Slough. |
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| Discovering what was happening, Richard decided to attack the French king's forces, catching Philip by surprise. |
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| Another area in which corporations have been catching heat is in the area of environmental pollution, and justifiably so. |
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| But, I thought everyone else was catching them like I was, so I was a nervous wreck the rest of the day because I never caught another fish. |
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| Pelicans frequent inland and coastal waters where they feed principally on fish, catching them at or near the water surface. |
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| I like having a good feed at the river, catching sawfish, cooking at the river. |
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| If you are surfing a wave through the rocks, make sure you have a clear route before catching the wave. |
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| With that kind of cack-handedness, what chance have they got of ever catching a noncanine criminal? |
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| Toothed whales, on the other hand, have conical teeth designed for catching fish or squid. |
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| It's hard to talk about migration when we're only catching black-capped chickadees and northern cardinals, both winter residents. |
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| Historically and today, most fish protein has come by means of catching wild fish. |
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| One reason the rookies weren't catching too many was that Bradshaw was throwing laser beams. |
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| It was early last week, the weather was catching up with the season. |
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| Stabilising dunes can help protect beaches by catching windblown sand, increasing natural beach formation. |
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| Yes, you'll be catching schoolie trout and I won't, but I won't give up. |
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| I had never heard of Charles Dickens' The Signalman before this performance, but put it this way, I was glad I wasn't catching the train home afterwards. |
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| There are many fishing techniques and tactics for catching fish. |
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| Ghosters in hopes of catching proof of the paranormal came out of hiding. They emerged from behind headstones, crawled out of bushes, and peered around large trees. |
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| The true picture is a lot less intriguing although one of them did spend his afternoon off catching up with the first five episodes of the crime drama Narcos on Netflix. |
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| Two local merchant ships, catching sight of Cabral, take flight. |
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| While plant-based diets are not novel, the fact that the trend is catching on is new, according to Reed Mangels, PhD, RD, nutrition advisor of The Vegetarian Resource Group. |
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| Game fisher's catching salmon and sea trout is by permit only. |
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| The result of Hofsten rules out the possibility that the catching observed in infants is a kind of pseudoskill governed by some simplified strategy. |
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| The babbers follow the eels, and you may see fifteen boats as close together as possible, babbing away, and catching as much as four stone-weight of eels per boat of a night. |
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| The light of the bicycle lamp sheered yellowly across the dark, catching a glint of raindrops, a mist of darkness, shadow of leaves and strokes of long grass. |
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| If, for example, a shortstop is not as skilled as the second baseman or third baseman in catching pop-ups, the list should be changed to reflect this fact. |
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| Metal cups, or basins, were very generally employed in churches for catching the swalings of wax candles, wax being a commodity too valuable to be wasted. |
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| In this issue, Babe Winkelman, Al Lindner, Billy Westmorland, and Steve McCadams pass along their angling expertise on catching walleyes, bass, and crappie. |
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| Its physical design, coupled with the presence of carbon dioxide and other chemical and thermal attractants, make it highly effective in catching mosquitoes. |
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| In addition, sonar technology gave an edge to detecting and catching fish. |
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| Surf casters are frantically catching and releasing schooly stripers and some early blues at Montauk, and the fluke have shown in good numbers in the sound. |
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| An arctic wind whooshes down Columbus Avenue like the IRT express, catching her bags, scarecrowing her arms, and threatening to take her broad-brimmed hat downtown. |
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| They have conical teeth designed for catching fish or squid. |
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| The four-year-old male at Marineland, in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, devised a way of catching gulls by releasing regurgitated fish on to the water's surface. |
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| South Africa has a relatively large fishing industry mostly catching pelagic pilchard and anchovy and demersal Hake on the south and western coasts. |
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| He overtook Keyes, who had set off earlier, then Wright and Percy at Little Brickhill, before catching Catesby, John Wright, and Bates on the same road. |
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