Catch
Fields
Fields noun - United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946).
Both words in one sentence
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In Independence Day, a scientist's father tells him to dress get up off the floor so he doesn't catch a cold, which gives him the idea to disrupt the aliens' force fields by uploading a virus into the mothership's computers in a reference to The War of the Worlds.
Source: Eureka Moment -
Catch Phrase: George's is "It's all in the mind (y'know)." The production team had also had John drop this line at the end of the "Strawberry Fields" television episode.
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Rose-Red loved to run about the fields and meadows, and to pick flowers and catch butterflies; but Snow-White sat at home with her mother and helped her in the household, or read aloud to her when there was no work to do.
Source: Tomboy and Girly Girl
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