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There was a guard there, too, and a Kennedy man who recognised me, caught in the general wash, squeezed me through into an almost empty room.
In part, the peso was caught in the general flight of short term money out of developing countries by suddenly risk-averse investors -- foreigners as well as locals.
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Another person caught in the sting was Lieutenant General Sir Richard Applegate, a former head of procurement at the Ministry of Defence.
Gucci, said Mr. De Sole, had been caught in "the perfect storm," which combined general economic unease and, among other things, SARS and the war in Iraq.
The Taliban blur into the general Afghan population caught in the sights of a Predator drone.
The truth is that the force which through the not so green fuse drives all our flowers, and much else besides — the force of wanting that can cause women of substance to send pestering e-mails, leaving distinguished generals caught in the middle — is the force of life.
Seth P. Waxman, a former United States solicitor general, was caught in the cross-fire.
Awe-struck Conservatives fear being caught in the same pincer at the 2015 general election.
"We're caught in the perfect storm," said Don Maloney, the Coyotes' general manager.
Now his top generals, older men drawn to younger women, have ended up caught in the invasive web.
Apprehended; caught in the act.
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