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'It's a view we've had for several years. In the first year we spent quite a bit of money because we felt we had a lot of catch up to do.

They worked into the night, sleeping in their offices or on the floor, trying to catch up to be ready for October 29.

He was silent as he watched his brother struggle through the years, trying to catch up to him, trying to earn his parents' praise.

Participants felt a generation gap with the new technology. "I'm always trying to catch up to my younger staff members. "

Of course, the statistics system still plays catch-up to an economy that is sprinting ahead of it, making the data far from perfect.

At its current growth rates, China will likely catch up to Brazil, Mexico, and Russia around the year 2020 in terms of per capita GDP.

We had a catch up to see what his ideas are and what he is up to.

Sony's price cut on digital books and the new devices may not be enough to help it catch up to Amazon.

Oh, and as a warning: more likely than not, it will seem like one player is so far ahead that no one can catch up to them in points.

He does catch up to him in the morgue, talking to a dead body.

Of course, there may be further catch-up to come, particularly if reports in local media are to be believed.

``Society has changed, '' Stillman says, ``but the ovaries will take another million years or two to catch up to that. ''

I thought. . . maybe if I could catch up to you, you could help me, and then.

We've just got to be consistent and get off to a good start because we don't want to be playing catch- up to Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool.

Why has it taken so long for hip arthroscopy to catch up to its shoulder and knee counterparts?

Ultimately, the sleep debt will catch up to you and manifest itself in ugly ways.

Catch up to now, presenting in front of your little girl is no longer non-life, today I have a new attitude are waiting for you on my test.

IT leaders often feel like they're reacting to things and that they're always playing catch up to the business.

She's been running for over 500 years. . . and he's about to catch up to her.

When will the addiction treatment field finally catch up to scientific advances that include MAT as an important option?

But Lenovo, which claims 9. 5 per cent of the overall PC market in India, will have to catch up to its rivals.

After working overtime to catch up to life in the West, China now faces a whole new problem: the world's biggest diabetes epidemic.

Only when he published "The Happy Prince and Other Tales, " in 1888, did his literary output catch up to his fame.

Those "little girl" lies gonna catch up to you and you'll be sorry!

Inevitably, bad practices will catch up to these teams when they have to revisit the software for future comprehension and modification.

My dear, if one day I disappeared, you will, walking in the street and I occasionally see people with similar, and then catch up to?

I do not believe that Chinese web design should or could catch up to the current trends we are seeing in the West.

Although the United States still needed to catch up to the Russians, we then certainly became a contender in the space race.

It will be great , honey. We will get to see your old classmates and catch up to see how they have been doing.

As throughout history, it may take decades for medical culture to catch up to medical science.

And unfortunately , they make up a large portion of the California by - catch -- up to 26 percent of the drift net .

But sales of its flagship Prius model were slow to catch up to the car's enormous development cost.

Your brother has forgotten his glasses. See if you can catch up to him before he gets on the bus.

He ran hard and tried to catch up to his classmates.

If china doesn't try to catch up to western world's technology now, China will always be inferior to the US, Russia and Europe.

Jane ran hard and tried to catch up to her friends.

It was Matt Cross. He quickened his pace slightly to catch up to us.

"This curtails the flow of blood and gives you time to catch up to him, " says Kerner.

Go on ahead, please. I'll soon catch up to you.

Studies show that it will be approximately fifty years before women catch up to men's salaries.

We had to do some serious off-roading through the bush to catch up to this one.

China's banks have to catch up to the demand by issuing more credit cards.

In case of customer forget tipping, they will catch up to get from it.

It will take many years for some of the research to catch up to Western standards.

The New York Times quoted him saying, "We are not playing catch-up to anyone, particularly IBM. "

Mr. Stringer also said that other phone makers will catch up to Apple's iPhone, but that their devices need to become 'seamless. '

Sokolov ran off by himself, but I'll catch up to him.

well , she gonna be one dead angel when i catch up to her.

If you drop me off, you'll never catch up to her.

Special second air blowing system could be grantee the quality of bottle in order to catch up to the customer's requirement.

It takes us two years to catch up, to write a script and shoot a film.

Since then , Ellen has been stuck playing catch -up to the class's top one student .

Behind the times? ! He'd have to live to 150 to catch up to the present!

It is true that an economy growing as rapidly as China's can catch up to many of its excesses.

He is working hard to catch up to the others after missing a month.

Most late talkers catch up to their peers with some simple language enrich me nt .

It's much better to start the day by letting your body catch up to sleep-cycle cues that it collects.

So I catch up to her and she says.

So, in order to catch up to the present stage, here's some stuff on three of my trips filmed earlier this year.

the light from the clock can no longe catch up to him .

Your brain will catch up to you.

Maybe the world will catch up to you, or it won't. It doesn't matter.

We'll catch up to Dorothy in no time now.

Mexico will overtake Spain and Russia by 2020 and catch up to Italy by 2030.

Yeah, because you must feel like, at times that you have to play catch-up to people's expectations, right?

Can he catch up to them with only 60 laps to go?

The soldiers ran hard and tried to catch up to the advanced battalion

To enable the markets to catch up to current supply and demand problems

run along ahead . we ' ll catch up to you

The database has been automatically locked while the slave database servers catch up to the master

I giggled as I ran to catch up to him

So let's rap, we'll catch up to par, what's the haps