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catch up with

verb as in overtake

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We caught up with attendees at the high-energy party, which one person called “the Met Gala of L.A.,” to ask them about their outfit inspiration.

"I think societal attitudes have changed about single mums and I think what’s needed now is for policy to catch up with those changes," she added.

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A recent live performance by the Crossing prompted me to try, and fail, to fully catch up with this vocal ensemble’s abundance of recordings.

“After they finished the scene, they came together, and they hugged and kind of caught up with each other,” remembers Kurzel.

"It's a chance to catch up with family who I don't get to see. You know, pretty much the whole of the Stokes family is in Christchurch."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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