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Don't get so caught up in your passion that you jump in and take action on a fatally flawed idea.

We can't get caught up in trying to compare to other teams right now. We're trying to establish ourselves and figure out who we are.

But when Ben left, I found myself caught up in his problem and longed to help.

His unwillingness to think of a non-sport career caught up with him.

When one is adolescent, one is often caught up in one's thoughts and dreams.

Matt: No, I've been a bit caught up in Battlestar Galactica recently.

Don't get too caught up in the daily or monthly fluctuations of your investment's return; remember your investment term and goal.

It's easy to get caught up in client work and blogging. The hard part is making sure you don't lose touch with the world around you.

The government seems to have got caught up in the argument between Russia and America.

Dear God, we are so easily caught up in routines that we lose sight of the immensity of our creation, redemption, and future glory.

Sometimes it's so easy to get caught up in "us" , that we forget about our obligations to one another.

Mars is one of several global food companies to have been caught up in China's melamine-tainted dairy products scandal.

Kocher says he's a technologist who had no desire to get caught up in a format war, and offered the technology to both camps.

At the same time, a civil war was taking place in El Salvador, and again, the civilian population was caught up in the conflict.

Some of that oil has gotten caught up in a powerful loop current that propels the oil toward Florida.

This time, middle-class residents have been caught up in them. And Mrs Hill was the sixth person killed within a single 24-hour period.

Then, stay calm in the year ahead. This year's fried many a nerve, so be resolved not to get caught up in the day-to-day market swings.

Whenever you're an SMU student, it's easy to get caught up in the city and kind of your own little bubble, your own little world.

Such a change in strategy is happening today in those eurozone countries that have been caught up in the tailspin of the crisis.

For a few hours, we were innocent again, totally caught up in the contest.

Somehow I've been able to play a little bit better than I thought for a stretch and then it finally caught up with me last week.

Child trafficking is rampant in Southeast Asia, with hundreds of thousands of children caught up in this lucrative and shadowy business.

Do not be caught up in any of this or react strongly to it.

It seemed that she was always caught up in the household.

But I got caught up in it because politicians seem bent on ruining Iceland's natural environment.

Her legs are caught up in her parachute and she smashes her knee into a rock.

In practical terms foreign scientists may be deterred from China, as they worry about getting caught up in scandals.

He spent the next eight months making an honest buck as a builder in Ireland before Scotland Yard caught up with him.

McCain and Barack Obama have sparred over ties to lobbying firms and financial institutions caught up in the Wall Street turmoil.

Another reason it was hard to notice the danger of this new type of distraction was that social customs hadn't yet caught up with it.

A veil is caught up in her right arm and draped over her head and left shoulder.

Veteran Michael Andre thinks back to 1968 and a fellow soldier caught up in battle during North Vietnam's Tet Offensive.

When the mind is not creating, fabricating, caught up in ideas - only then is the heart alive.

I was so caught up in the fun and camaraderie of my job, so high with the rush of money, I never considered such a simple question.

TW is a foreign country to many of us who were not old enough to be caught up in the war.

This being the case, they're caught up in a poverty trap and can't get out of it.

Older people are less likely to be caught up in their emotions and more likely to focus on the positive, ignoring the negative.

The words 'caught up' are easy to understand, they are the equivalent of the word delusion.

Caught up in this crazy life, even the thought of roses is like an echo of a legend I hardly remember from once upon a time.

Some behaved irresponsibly during the boom times, to be sure, and many have been caught up in the bust.

I wonder what the dynamics would be like between the US and China if the US never got caught up in all those wars in the Middle East.

What helped me most, working with him, is that I got caught up in the wake of his confidence and determination.

But the FBI caught up with him in Chicago and took him back to New York to stand trial.

If you got caught up with the design, look out, for the quantity is going to be limited.

It grew into a fine young Bilderboy, but the years have caught up with it, and now it seems its knees are creaking and its heart is weak.

You are unable to see the bigger picture because you are so caught up in the day-to-day actions and routines.

My mind would get caught up in the narrative or the turns of the argument, and I'd spend hours strolling through long stretches of prose.

Big Four firms signed off on the audits of a number of Chinese companies that have since got caught up in accounting scandals.

It would have been easy to get caught up in excitement and business and forget how these new opportunities came to be.

Think about people you know who are so caught up in their work that they never take time to enjoy life in the present.

In the 1960s, Paul was caught up in the Cultural Revolution, a chaotic attempt to root out elements seen as hostile to Communist rule.

Wherever you come across the dark energies, send out your Light and bless those souls who are caught up in it.

She said the country is "caught up in the concept. "

For a president who insists it's a bad idea to get "caught up in the news cycle, " Obama has just shown a knack for controlling it.

When you sit down to work without a plan, it's easy to get caught up in crutch activities like checking email and browsing the web.

Sometimes I just hold you too caught up in me to see.

When an undercover British spy is killed in his flat, Hannay finds himself accused of murder and caught up in a deadly conspiracy.

But too often, it's easy to get caught up in relying on being totally psyched about something before you do it.

It's easy to get caught up in the past, future and stress of everyday life. Getting caught up in worry doesn't bring us closer to happiness.

Added customs inspections don't appear to target rare earth, though such shipments may have been caught up in the wider slowdown.

Caught up in its valence, but the hormonal affection is not the full fraction.

Then I don't get it. Why risk your name and your career getting caught up in this. Rabid investigation of his?

We were simply caught up in the illusion of whom we thought we were. The cycle will repeat and hearts will continue to be broken.

In 1981 its output of scientific papers was one-seventh that of India; by 2008 it had almost caught up with India.

For a time the child is in sum entirely caught up in the interplay between these two lines.

We seem to forget this and become totally caught up in the superficiality of knowledge.

Bigger felt that he was caught up in a vast but delicate machine whose wheels would whirl no matter what was pitted against them.

Mr Dale believes that, caught up in this maelstrom of fads, managers can overlook the obvious - hence the title of his book.

Sorry to be late. I was caught up in a traffic jam. Am I the last guest to arrive?

I had much sympathy for Lebanon; it was caught up in the conflict between Israel and Syria, and was full of terrorist operatives.

One expert who knows him from industry conferences said he did not come across as someone likely to become caught up in an indictment.

A modern scholar gets caught up in time travel, body- swapping, swashbuckling, and sorcery in London, circa 1810.

Think in terms of your goals and don't let your team get caught up in the coolness factor.

Sometimes I just hold you, too caught up in me to see. I'm holding a fortune that heaven has given to me.

Then, as I started across the hall to my nearby office, a student came out the back door of the classroom and caught up with me.

But shareholders have frequently been caught up in the manias of the moment, along with everyone else.

Remember not to be so caught up with crying over a lost skateboard that you miss the Rolls Royce that's parking right in front of you.

Baron observed a group-therapy session in one of the psychiatric hospitals and found the patients caught up in the same euphoria.

Dai: This makes it easy to get caught up in the superficial level.

An adolescent is often caught up in fantastic thoughts.

I am a bit confused about all the hype around Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) -- and you seem to be caught up in it.

Just lately I've caught up to my works. You've no ideas how much work there is.

Another Place to Die is a vivid account of individuals caught up in a worldwide flu pandemic.

His whole family were all completely caught up in a football game when the building collapsed.

We're fairly well adapted for life in a hunter-gatherer society, but evolution has not caught up to the way we live now.

More recently, the company got caught up in the failure of GE-designed reactors at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant.

You can't let this get away. Let it out, let it out, don't get caught up in yourself.

was caught up to paradise. He heard inexpressible things, things that man is not permitted to tell.

Your Capricorn dad is a hard worker, and sometimes it may be hard to feel his love for you since he is so caught up in his work.

To be truly individual, action must be born of creative intelligence, without fear, not caught up in illusion.

Paulson is not the only big name caught up in the storm.

The second piece of advice I'll give is to not get caught up in finding the big incoming link that will bring a rush of traffic.

I didn't even notice there was no dialogue, you're so caught up in what's happening in the film.

Hear The Birds: It's so easy to get caught up in all the things you have to do that you forget to notice all the beauty that's around you.

In retrospect, though, it may have been inevitable given that Japan had, technologically, almost caught up to America.

Only for a laugh, and caught up in the humbler memories of the misery of it.

When He comes, the believers who have passed away will be resurrected and those still living will be caught up to be forever with the Lord.

I was caught up in the novel so much that I forgot going to bed.

It's easy to get so caught up in your own thing that you ignore your partner's pursuits.

Don't get caught up in the game and worry so much about being popular during your teen years, because most of life comes after.

So I thought I'd write an article about it to keep as a reminder. Something to take a look at whenever I get caught up in stressful eating.

'Medical advances caught up with him, ' said Dr Laureys, who believes there may be many similar cases of false comas around the world.

By Nick Teale Aaron Ramsey visited the Arsenal training ground this week and was able to walk unaided as he caught up with his team-mates.

And loyal English fans - be they Manchester United followers or whoever - do not deserve to be caught up in those riots.

Americans, relieved to be getting out of Iraq, and caught up in a national row about health care, are paying little attention to the place.

Returning to his old neighborhood, Bernard became caught up in gang warfare and the target of anti-Semitic hostility.

You will want to find detours around the construction zones so you do not get caught up in the heavy traffic.

normally dont get caught up to fast but I got a thing for you.

Don't get caught up in which one of you is making the first move -- all you should be focusing on is establishing communications.

Friends say that he lost confidence , as can happen quickly to a man caught up in a confidence game .

He was right, we needed to play in control and not get caught up in the crap that Sacramento was trying to get us to do.

He was a man of diffidence and reserve, yet he was always caught up in the political storms of recent decades.

On the floor of the Senate one day, I caught up with one of my Republican colleagues who had leveled this charge at me.

is caught up in fighting that he has no role in. Bullets, roadblocks, bonfires, traffic n army soldiers everywhere.

Do not wear baggy clothing of jewellery. These could get caught up in the moving parts.

And Saul caught up a spear to strike him. And Jonathan understood that it was determined by his father to kill David.

After that, he got caught up behind Rosberg, which cost him a bit of time and allowed Jenson to jump him.

I do not like the name Jesus much, for it has become so caught up with a distorted version of what I stand for.

Wall Street was caught up in a 'mania that prevailed throughout the investment world, ' he said.

It's so easy to get caught up in what's happening today and what's happening this week.

After that, his youthful indifference to studies and his unwillingness to think of a non sports career caught up with him.

The Egyptian crisis demonstrates that they cannot avoid being caught up in political battles which are now fought over the internet.

It is too easy to get caught up in the minutiae of your decision and make your final choice based on small factors or short-term effects.

Always reflect on issues objectively and do not blindly get caught up in hearsay.

We were caught up in a rush of people coming out of the football ground.

As the community of the redeemed, set free by the incarnation of the Eternal Son, we are caught up in that love, trust and freedom.

A group of Lebanese Shiite pilgrims have returned home safely after being caught up in a kidnapping ordeal in neighboring Syria.

In apparent seriousness, they fear that America is caught up in a new space race-and that it is losing.

The conditions in a protostar resemble far more closely in situation in red giants, most of whose volume is caught up in stormy convection .

Too many in the present administration have got caught up in the idea that to talk to one's enemies is somehow to reward "bad behaviour" .

I'm more caught up in the fact that she's creaming him This is an eroge after all, isn't it? !

While it is easy to get caught up in the fascinating history of Egypt, modern Egypt offers just as many interesting tidbits of information.

Sometimes people get all caught up in being politically correct and just kind of fall off the cliff.

However much they dislike Iran's mullahs, Gulf Arabs dislike more the idea of getting caught up in a war between Iran and America.

My career suddenly seemed important and I got caught up in it.

And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron: and her child was caught up unto God, and to his throne.

The euro zone risks getting caught up in this process with an overvalued exchange rate at the wrong time.

As we get older and a lot friends do get caught up in their ss own household lives, relationships and the depth of relationships do alter.

Rove also caught up in this share of political term turmoil during his White House years.

Yet we often get caught up in rush of shopping and the anxiety of it all.

Being mindful means that you are aware of what you are thinking without becoming caught up in your thoughts.

Despite his performance at the Oscars ceremony and being caught up in all the glitz and adulation, Rahman is a reluctant star.

We were caught up in the tail end of a high-speed police chase.

New York street scene, the King Kong exhibit and a square seen in Back to the Future were caught up in the blaze.

His reluctance to think of a nonsports career caught up with him.

Unwilling to be forced out from the station that is the heart of their work, the research team gets caught up in the escalating violence.

It's too easy to get caught up solving an obscure technical problem, especially when you're a nascent technology startup.

His eyes were large and lively, but the lids were caught up in the middle in a curious way, so that they formed a triangle.

Don't get caught up in becoming the company's "cruise director. "

We had wanted to see Susie run, but got caught up in the traffic.

Now that you're all caught up on behavioral finance, maybe you're ready to invest.

By contrast, in Lahore on Sunday, I was caught up in a huge crowd of Islamists celebrating noisily the death of the hated liberal.

Most of you spent the vast majority of your day caught up in doing what is required of you.

At some point, almost every parent, teacher, or kid gets caught up in a battle of paperwork, stress, and heartache.

We get caught up in an avalanche of fears and desires that propel us into a race we can't possibly win.

She caught up with me the next morning and told me I didn't need to transform into a soccer ball to catch her attention.

Please take the nub, the kernel of what we offer to you within our messages, rather than become caught up in these limitations.

We were caught up in a discussion about the situation in Afghanistan when the professor walked into the classroom.

She was just too caught up in letting off some steam.

Caught up in her own depression, Nuru is nearly catatonic upon coming home.

We caught up with one bride, who, like thousands of others around the globe, will be tying the knot in two days.

After being hired by AVALANCHE, he gradually gets caught up in a massive struggle for the life of the planet.

Both cities have been caught up in turf wars between drugs gangs fighting over lucrative smuggling routes.

Many suffered after their stock was locked inside while others have been caught up in visa irregularities.

Likewise, most of the siblings aren't deeply selfish, just preoccupied and caught up in the lives they have made for themselves.

After several years of rapid appreciation, urban land prices caught up to fair value and, in 2009, probably overshot.

The closure was announced last week as the paper was caught up in a phone hacking scandal.

When you get caught up in ideals, you create resistance that gets in the way of your motivation.

Regulators became caught up in the same bubble mentality as investors and failed to use the regulatory authority available to them.

The thought and pursuit of sex progressively dominate our lives until we are caught up in a cycle of endless lust or romantic obsession.

Summoning executives of companies caught up in financial or legal trouble to receive televised scoldings is a ritual of U. S. politics.

A. officer who was also a competitive weight lifter. All of them were in some way caught up in scandal, either as spies or investigators.

Mr Tremonti was (and, indeed, still is) caught up in an influence-trafficking scandal.

The trillion-dollar telecoms industry is caught up in a frenzy of deal making and network construction.

The Italian-government leader has been caught up in a scandal, involving his friendship with an 18-year-old woman.

Caught up in the rhythm of the music, my baby brother danced around while Daddy hummed and Mother whistled . I just listened.

Many tourists have canceled travel to Thailand or have fled areas caught up in deadly clashes in the past few days.

Some users get caught up in the complexity of the structure and the names of elements rather than focusing on the actual content.

We were caught up in a discussion about the situation in the Middle East when the professor walked into the classroom.

However, Mother Earth like you has a cleansing to carry out, and it is inevitable that some of you will get caught up in it.

Sometimes we get so busy and caught up in daily life that we forget to be grateful.

The daily encounter with our Eucharistic Lord allows us to be caught up in the mystery of continual and unconditional love.

Indeed MIGA has acted quickly to help countries caught up in the crisis.

If you do, and you start spamming a button with these two macro lines in it, you will get caught up in an endless GCD cycle.

Munger: He was the smartest guy on earth yet got caught up in the South Sea bubble.

On Tuesday, Iceland's government seized Glitnir Bank hf, Mr. Davidsson's employer, caught up in the unfolding global financial crisis.

Even email that the customer wants (and often expects) to receive, may be caught up in this filter.

Even such innovative technology giants as Apple have been caught up in the options backdating saga.

But some investors, analysts argue, are simply being caught up in the euphoria surrounding precious metals investment.

England still hasn't caught up to the concept of the hyphenated identity.

The law is vague and applies only to insults to Islam. Minorities and Muslims alike are caught up in its tentacles.

Sometimes you can get caught up in the excitement of working to achieve a goal and not take the time to have fun along the way.

'The visuals and graphics are amazing, and I get caught up in impulse buying, ' Mr. McCrossin says.

They say that they were effectively floating down the Tigris and that they were caught up on a makeshift portable dam.

He caught up a jar and a small spoon , and began ladling snuff into his nose in most excessive quantities .

When the professor entered the classroom, we were being caught up in discussing the situation of the Middle East.

Twitter is great for this too, just be aware of the magical Twitter Time Black Hole that exists when you get caught up in everyone's tweets.

No ditty floated into Blackmoor Vale from the outer world but Tess's mother caught up its notation in a week.

We are caught up in one of the voices is about the non-logic, the logic of the logic on the unreasonable.

To avoid getting caught up in the market's daily turmoil, buy a lifecycle fund -- and don't check the account balance too often.

India is caught up in a wave of investor interest sweeping through the region.

However, she is caught up in the memories of her husband and so follows through investigating and believing the child.

To her, those individuals were just young people caught up in history.

Well, there's a never-ending cycle of Mondays, so we get caught up in a never-ending cycle of putting it off.

Bank failure has proved costly to customers caught up in the collapse, and above all to the public purse.

People are scared, parents for the safety of their children and the population at large being caught up in fighting.

We often get so caught up in the attachment to achieving our goals that we forget to listen to what we actually want.

Pay attention Anthony Weiner, Tiger Woods, Brett Favre and others caught up in public, sexual indiscretions.

Police caught up the suspect and arrested him a few miles away from the store.

Third, it's really important not to get caught up in the fallacy of misplaced concreteness.

And if that happens, expect more peaceful activists to get caught up in the web of the surveillance state.

Many citizens do not get caught up in local events.

But this time, Death caught up with him, and he has not asked for chess is finished is finished.

By the time Japan was causing serious trade friction with the US in the 1980s, it had all but caught up with western living standards.

Today, however, Dad would say no more, and caught up in the busyness of our new life, I eventually forgot about his surprise.

Never feel self-pity, the most destructive emotion there is. How awful to be caught up in the terrible squirrel cage of self.

Caught up in their game, Miranda and Ferdinand also symbolize something ominous about Prospero's power.

Early indications pointed to the jet being caught up in a violent tropical storm.

"The research suggests that we are in danger of being caught up in a 24-hour 'always on' society, " said David Smith of Hewlett Packard.

The reason for my being late for the meeting is that I caught up in a traffic jam.

I caught up with Lauder today to ask him what gives with the bomb in lipstick sales and whether that upends his theory.

Don't get caught up in the cesspool of mediocrity when it comes to your choice of casual footwear.

She was out again the next evening for a Thursday night AA meeting, where X17 caught up with Brit exclusively.

Sometimes we get so caught up in this world that we don't look forward with eagerness to the Lord's second coming.

She had tried very hard and caught up with her classmates by the end of the first term.

Sometimes we get so caught up in our lives that we leave things that are important but not urgent at the back of our minds.

"Now that we've had the market crash, " she says, "they've finally caught up to my thinking. "

The instinct against introspection runs deep, and people are so caught up in the present that they often lack perspective.

Before getting caught up in a full-time job, I realized my dream by taking a trip to India in April.

You may attract people with drug or alcohol problems, and it may take all your strength to avoid getting caught up in this.

"Profit is only an accounting statement. It can be caught up in receivables. "

Unfortunately, Tom, Scout and Jem are soon caught up in events for the racial discrimination.

For much of Pru bosses were caught up in the technicalities of extricating themselves from the deal.

A handful of tourists were caught up in the violence as Blue Bird-owned taxis were attacked by men wielding clubs and stones.

You get caught up in the lifestyle -- you're just sleeping, you work, you sleep, work, sleep and you're not exercising and eating right.

One gets caught up in the breathing and sits with one's body all stiff, sitting there being peaceful.

We are still tempted to forget about our heavenly hope and get caught up in the things of this present world.

An expensive car speeding down the mian steer of a small town was soon caught up with by a young motorcycle policeman.

Ms. Miller's question raises an intriguing point: Female politicians rarely get caught up in sex scandals.

"Many people thought this would never happen and that the US always would maintain its lead but Europe has caught up, " he said.

But this September schools themselves are caught up in a global battle of ideas.

We've been pretty caught up in working on our new album lately and other responsibilities have been neglected.

I was caught up in the novel so much that I neglected food and sleep.

But in one semester he had with the computer, with zero academic performance, Raymond caught up seven years of mathematics learning.

Still, the entire technology sector has been caught up in ennui and indecision of late when it comes to striking mergers .

It is caught up in a furious debate over financial regulation, and has little popular support.

She describes her experiences very candidly, never getting caught up in rose-tinted memories.

Indeed, people caught up in a bubble typically offer seemingly solid reasons as to why the bubble won't burst.

"You're not caught up in the groupthink as much, " says Clint Carlson of Carlson Capital, a $6. 7 billion Dallas-based fund.

Britain's Prime Minister, David Cameron is also under pressure because of his close links to people caught up in the phone hacking scandal.