On the one hand, at least we were catching up with all those mucky foreign writers – Jack Kerouac, Henry Miller, Pauline Réage and Georges Bataille – who'd been writing about sex for years without the postmaster general puffing and blowing unerotically in their collective earhole.
Especially in later years, an effort was made to obtain at least thirty adults per catching round, including at least ten individuals of each sex.
The justice system, under a zealot named Zbigniew Ziobro, at least sounds serious about catching the biggest crooks.
It is difficult to watch Mr. Allen read his "Shane" statement into a similar tape recorder without catching at least an echo of Isaac's streaming, punctilious manifesto.
For a while, Mr. Wilson's successor, Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat, was catching at least as much of the blame as Mr. Wilson.
If boys are doing worse in tests when younger, at least some are later catching up, and when it comes to society at large the continued inequalities across top jobs suggests women's exam achievements are still apparently not enough.
Fitzgerald was near the end of a regular season in which he extended his streak of catching at least one touchdown pass to 18 consecutive games, an N.C.A.A. record.
Shockey, drafted in the first round of the 2002 N.F.L. draft,, immediately became a key part of the Giants offense, catching at least 48 passes in all six of his seasons and making the Pro Bowl four times.
He was Mr. Showmanship, if he did say so himself, and people, or at least older people, remember catching a Liberace show at the Riviera Hotel (a picture of the Riviera marquee shows Liberace with top billing over a singer named Barbra Streisand).
Again, it is worth consulting the relevant contact strip: fourteen shots of the same woman, at least half of them catching her in the act of a smile a polite gesture adopted for those riding beside her, you might say, but then professional courtesy is no less a national trait than the ruefulness on which Frank preferred to focus.
