They hailed a motorized rickshaw to a bus stop where she could catch a ride home.

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More and more, it is clear that college football is the bus upon which all the other sports need to catch a ride.

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My brother looked down and saw a woman with a baby strapped to her back, a few old people, and children standing in the middle of the road hoping to catch a ride.

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Visitors are required to wear a life jacket or wetsuit, you cannot feed the fish or submerge yourself beneath them, only three people (plus a guide) are allowed in the water at one time, and, no, you cannot catch a ride on their fin.

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But if America hopes to catch the next technological wave and ride it to fiscal stability, it will have to invest much more in its innovation economy, returning to levels not seen since before 1980.

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"He gave it a ride and Gardner makes a heck of a catch against the wall, " Boston manager John Farrell said.

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Now you can fly into Buenos Aires in the morning, catch a connecting flight to the airport at El Calafate, then ride a bus on a paved road to Chalten.

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For another classic Istanbul experience, dine on the catch of the day at the waterfront Bebek Balikci, a 20-minute taxi ride north in the charming village of Bebek, once a separate town now annexed by the city.

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