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It is now catching on worldwide as a means to reduce stress or to help with pain caused by various illnesses.

Bond markets have been a vital source of finance in the west for some time, and that is now catching on in emerging markets as well.

But despite its many champions, the book has slipped in and out of print, never quite catching on with a wider audience.

Animals seem to be catching on. Animals as different as salamanders and grizzly bears are using the bridges and overpasses.

It appears to be a relatively new innovation, pioneered by a few individuals and finally catching on.

Not Melinda, too! You know what, I think I'm finally catching on. Maybe we should be putting out feelers for better job offers ourselves.

eg: The girl kept catching on to her mother's skirt.

As Unctad points out, the new Asian model is catching on in other parts of the world as well.

catching on opportunity, facing up to challenge, making rapid progress at original point.

Indian singles' cruises are a new concept for the Indian community in the United States, but their popularity is catching on .

Widely used in Europe and Australia, dual-flush toilets are catching on in the U. S.

In the areas around the protected regions fishermen reported catching, on average, four times as many fish per trip as previously.

Often thought of as an exclusive practice of young, liberal-minded Chinese, cohabitation is catching on among the older generation in China.

TV advertisers aren't the only ones who may start putting sound to greater use. Retailers are also catching on.

But the U. S. company is running into problems, in part because its low-price business model isn't catching on with Chinese consumers.

Therefore, the symbolsthinking could be considered as the key of catching on to seasonal pulse.

Such precision farming using satellite-based intelligence is in its infancy. Even so, it is catching on quickly.

That's the mortars, he thought, and decided he was catching on fast.

Though still in its infancy , it isn't hard to imagine digital payments catching on and becoming commonplace.

Although this approach is now catching on, 18 years ago Myers was the pioneer.

There is some sort of marvelous energy that gets going between me and a student when I know that that student is really catching on.

Randomised controlled trials are now catching on in economics, especially development economics.

In the meantime, the plan is to focus on the local community, where slowly but surely, listening to the radio is catching on.

But seeking such ultra-careful interpretations of ordinary words in legal settings may be catching on.

The concept of 'ICE' is catching on quickly.

Pharmaceuticals represent one new and surprising area where freely shared innovation is catching on.

And it appears to be catching on more slowly outside the White House gates.

This recommendation has been in place for many years, but parents and child caregivers don't seem to be catching on.

Despite the growing pains , many experts say nanotechnology is catching on much faster than they had expected .

I never learned a foreign language in my life, but it seems I am catching on to Chinese!

Students at the International Stunt School practice catching on fire .

Such flourishes have not kept many Japanese consumers from taking to Twitter, which is catching on here at a speed Facebook may envy.

Snag-resistant metal hardware resists "catching" on environmental objects, reducing the risk of injury on the jobsite.

Now, a third-wave of cognitive-behavioral therapy is catching on in psychology and self-help circles.

Wendy: Uh-huh. You're catching on fast. You just fill in the information as needed on a daily basis.

Women-only taxis have been catching on in cities from Moscow to Dubai.

This type of education is catching on in various academic institutions.

Bornakk: He actually had another question, he noticed that the Terran buildings, they smoke instead of just catching on fire.

They are in the fun element . . . But I can't see it ever catching on in the UK in a big way.

The idea that the terminally ill need pain relief and humane care instead of "curing" is catching on.

Quick no-tie method is secure, and prevents laces from catching on objects.

Envision things in place, envision people catching on.

By this time, not only were consumers noticing Groupon, the press was catching on too.

Official guidance for children and parents is catching on.

This grape is catching on in the New World, suggesting a promising future.

You're on the right track. I think you're catching on.

He just bought his first e-bike for 295 dollars. The trend is catching on with commuters, young and old.

And the idea is catching on across the country.

But communal bargaining is catching on.

Eg: Jibbing is catching on recently all round.

Love is like friendship catching on fire.

Eg. This idea has been around for ages without catching on.

Other rural places are catching on.

Herbal medicine is catching on in the West.

It's hard, but that one good shot leaves you thinking you might be catching on.

But now it is catching on elsewhere.

If convenience and time is also an issue, you're still in luck because fast food chains are catching on.

In America MediaFLO, the technology used by Verizon, is catching on fastest.

This is not a habit I can see catching on in the US.

Hong Kong cannot sit on its laurels, however, and needs to continue to evolve to remain competitive, as Shanghai is catching on fast.

Rejections of settlements for financial institutions are catching on

Chinese language catching on in U. S. Classrooms

He can't hide the other woman, cuz I'm catching on (and here's)