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Still, stark realities are now catching up with slick slogans.

Central European countries from Estonia to Slovakia are now catching on.

Those countries are now catching up with slow-growing Japan, long the region's dominant economic power.

Doctors say they are now catching people at earlier stages of the disease, before they are seriously ill.

HAVING flourished in America and western Europe, budget airlines are now catching on in the eight ex-communist countries that joined the European Union this month.

Despite the rich world's feeble recovery in the wake of the financial crisis, emerging economies excluding China are now catching up more slowly, if at all.

But the competition is now catching up.

The juggernaut of commerce is now catching up.

Passivhaus, the building technique pioneered in Germany, is now catching on across northern Europe.

But the reality of the situation, he said, is now catching up to Republicans.

Having lost the position of market leader to Nokia in 1998, Motorola's handset division is now catching up again.