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He tallied a career-high 16 receptions for 133 yards on the season, and had one touchdown catch on the year.
en.wikipedia.org They did catch on with the more budget conscious professional recordists, and some boutique-label professional releases were recorded using these machines.
en.wikipedia.org A fad is said to catch on when the number of people adopting it begins to increase rapidly.
en.wikipedia.org He used terms such as "grawlixes" for his own amusement, but they soon began to catch on and acquired an unexpected validity.
en.wikipedia.org A central city loop route was started in 1964 for which a small fare was charged, but failed to catch on.
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