In the 1970s, research had shown that a small percentage of criminals committed a large share of crimes, so it had seemed logical to concentrate on catching repeat offenders and locking them up.
Federal immigration officers have said they will help, but only if doing so conforms to their priorities, including catching repeat violators and identifying and removing those who threaten public safety and national security.
When Ms. Friedberger repeats a word or phrase, it's often with hand-wringing insistence: I'm in no mood to comb my hair There's a chill in the air And it's catching, catching Catching, catching.
And she relishes catching up with repeat visitors to the ship.
The news of the director general's departure came in a special bulletin just before Match of the Day, so I suspect he may have missed it this week, possibly catching the Sunday morning repeat.
The piece itself had been somewhat "buried" in a backwater of the mag, split over two non-facing pages with an obscure Traffic pun for a headline ("The Low Spark of Well-Heeled Boys"), but this baffling 1%/60% canard was eye-catching enough to be repeated by the Today programme, the Sunday Times and that bastion of meritocracy and social mobility, the Daily Mail.
Movements that achieve the desired outcome from catching a ball to playing scales are repeated and refined until they can be produced on demand.
Vacations are not -- I repeat, not -- for catching up on all that foundational reading you forgot to do in college because you were too stoned, unless you're really, really smart and actually enjoy reading, for example, Boswell's "Life of Johnson," or "The Education of Henry Adams," or Josephus.
He repeated that Piazza would remain catching "until something changes," but would not detail their conversation.
After catching your breath do another single and repeat the process.
Repeat dropping, kicking, and catching until you are consistently kicking the bag straight up.
