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Though South Asia boasts plenty of troublemakers, says Mr Fagerland, no one had yet caught Indian hackers in such a well-planned assault.The Telenor attack is one of several which security experts are pinning on a single Indian group, provisionally named HangOver.

On this basis, not even Germany has yet caught up: it is almost 4% below its trend.

Several projects are already under way to detect gravitational waves ripples in the fabric of spacetime itself although none has yet caught its quarry.

But what is more surprising is how little of this drama appears to have yet caught the American public's attention.

And while the electorate is rapidly changing, I don't think the institutions of our democracy or our political parties have yet caught up with it.

Because the revolution brought by FinTech is so new and still ongoing, it is not surprising to find that the 'top' academic journals have yet caught up with the latest developments in FinTech.

But other noisemakers had yet to catch up.

Email had yet to catch on, Google was still a twinkle in student eyes and social media didn't exist.

That December, the Vietnam War was heating up, and the women's movement had yet to catch fire.

Jack Nicholson had yet to catch a big break as an actor when the film Head was released.

Those units that Vann had not yet caught up with had increased in size and offset the numerical losses in the ones he had crippled.