Caught up
Caught up adjective - Having become involved involuntarily.
Both terms in one sentence
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Ben, Gwen and Kevin find themselves caught up in a conspiracy involving alien nanochips that hold a dark secret that could leave to a world takeover.
Source: Franchise / Ben 10 -
Hollywood Skydiving: Mythbusters found that you almost certainly can't hold a conversation while freefalling, but Utah could conceivably have caught up with a Bodhi by streamlining his body(though not necessarily at that altitude).
Source: Film / Point Break (1991)
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