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catch the wave |
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catch the wave (American & Australian) to try to get an advantage for yourself by becoming involved with something that is becoming popular or fashionable Older Spanish restaurants are expanding to try to catch the tapas wave. catch the wave to understand and behave according to the most modern fashions in social behavior The company's move was aimed at catching the wave of consumers rushing to the Web. Is the topic hip enough for TV to want to catch the wave? Etymology: based on the literal meaning of catch a wave (to start riding a board across the rolling surface of the sea) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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RF: I think the role of any foundation is to catch the wave of innovation and expedite it. The first to catch the wave generally has the right of way. Community education can help you catch the wave, not because it's a fad but because it helps build a solid foundation of support for education in the community. |
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