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They managed to catch the markets' recovery.
"Even though developing countries have fallen behind economically over the past decades, they managed to catch up digitally," they note.Does that mean there is nothing to worry about?
But what they managed to catch him saying during tapped phone calls was apparently so encoded there was not enough evidence on which to base an arrest.
On Wednesday, with the sun shining down on dry roads, Andy Schleck and his brother, both of whom race with the Leopard Trek team of Luxembourg, looked more comfortable on the descents, and they managed to catch up to Contador at the finish.
The boys survived on coconuts, water they trapped on a tarpaulin and a seabird they managed to catch.
Armed with little more than velcro, a humble booth, and a dash of ingenuity, they managed to catch our eye amongst thousands of competitors who were twice their size and nth as loud.
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A cat's hunting and playing instincts are said to be separate from its hunger cycles, so the sequestered cats need not eat the robo-prey should they manage to catch any.
While Marseille is a tolerant city with many immigrants and Muslims, she said, "those who keep wearing the niqab will go crazy," asking: "Will they manage to catch all of us, arrest us at every corner of every street?" The mood in France is aggressive, she said.
He's done exactly what his mum told him he mustn't do, which is lose his money, and yet he teams up with these rough and tumble kids and in the end they manage to catch the person who's responsible for the theft.
If they manage to catch up/be on time/do the work, etc., see it as an additional bonus but if not, don't let it ruin your plans, needs and desires.
This made it unlikely that they would be effective in an airstrike against the Japanese Battleships, even if they had managed to catch them during daytime.
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