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Historians of American medicine are quick to point out that academic medicine has always been caught between serving the public's needs and competing in the marketplace.

The UK club scene has always been caught in the crossfire of the War on Drugs, but the way that South Yorkshire police and the Sheffield city council openly declared war on Niche, the bassline scene and the people involved was unprecedented.

When it comes to sex, women have always been caught between knowing what they want for themselves and turning themselves into the kind of fantasy sexual icon they imagine men find attractive (learned from screen images of women).

Then again, Nowitzki's career has always been understated, caught between the flashy shadows cast by Kobe Bryant and LeBron James.

The UK has always been playing catch-up.

Of course their Windows Phone 8 and Windows RT are doing a good job of running its hardware but here's a blunt truth -- ever since the market for handheld devices exploded, Microsoft has always been playing catch-up.

Bulgaria in particular has always been "on the fringes" caught between great powers, she says.

And yet, whereas the latter has long been styled as "tragic", "desperate" and "lonely" by the world's press, the former has always been an enviably debonair catch, whose only problem in life is how to sleep with all the gagging-for-it women in the world by lunchtime.

The catch has always been finding someone willing to plunk down the billions needed to build such a network.

While traveling in Europe is the quintessential trip--and much cheaper than most Americans tend to think--the catch has always been the 25-30% 'tax' on travelers coming from the U.S. in the form of the Euro-Dollar exchange rate.

"My concern has always been with creating images that catch people's eyes, penetrate their minds, warm their hearts and cause them to act," he says in his talk.