Almost none who do later tell Michelin to buzz off.
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Steve says Weinstein became belligerent and told him to buzz off.
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I said, "Buzz off!" and it went [deflating noise] "Wuuuuuh," and disappeared.
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"We're going to send a letter telling him to buzz off," he said.
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Update: It's official: Trump's choice is to tell the speaker of the House to buzz off:
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Google should've taken the $2.7 billion antitrust judgment from the Europeans instead of telling them to buzz off.
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I don't get much of a buzz off vaping, so those sessions always tend to be much, much longer.
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They were free to tell me to buzz off at any time, and I might not write their stories.
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Basically, it's a simplified way to tell telemarketers (or anyone else you consider to be a pest) to buzz off.
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It's called "NOPE," and it provides the frustrated employee with a seemingly professional way to tell people to buzz off.
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I'm still not sure I ever caught a buzz off the nicotine, but I certainly got high on the kinship.
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We finally have a president who has the chutzpah to tell this dictator to buzz off, no pun on his haircut.
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He was OK on the Thunder, but when Oklahoma City went to re-sign him, he told them to buzz off.
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For moon truthers like Sibrel, all that NASA can do is hit them with the facts and hope they buzz off.
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Will we get to a point where our resources are so precious that we need robots to get people to buzz off from taking them?
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Luckily, other members of the community are defending the family on social media, essentially telling the anonymous critic to buzz off and mind their own business.
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While that sounds like something that's sure to kill the mood for any second date, Erik shows up again and Jessica tells him to buzz off.
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This "mosquito away" technology doesn't canvas a room with bug spray, but rather uses sound waves that mosquitoes don't like to get them to buzz off.
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"Since the founding of this country, when the king was told to buzz off," he said, laughing, "it's been a wonderful ride in America, hasn't it?"
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The alcohol is cooked off in the candy-making process, so the lucky few who snag a box won't even get a celebratory buzz off the stuff.
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However, after the eight-minute buzzer goes off, the men must themselves buzz off before the 10-minute mark; otherwise they are also out of the game.
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They would welcome me into their private lives and thoughts at the ends of their lives but were free to tell me to buzz off at any time.
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It's the buzz of the weigh ins, the buzz of the fight itself and then the buzz off the crowd when your name gets announced out as the winner.
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The data provides an inside look into how frequently the company decides to play ball with government officials, as well as how often it tells them to buzz off.
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It takes a whole lot of guts to buzz off a section of your hair, and it takes a certain kind of lady to rock the edgy style with gusto.
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So the ball is in Trump's court now, and we'll see if he's interested in making a deal — or if he'll tell the speaker of the House to buzz off.
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" The email hints at Gorsuch's broader view: "We've been in a defensive crouch telling the world to buzz off for a long time; we need more of this open and positive communication.
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Whether it's wanting to see the original Wasp, Janet Van Dyne, or her successor fly around and save the day, here are five comic book runs to buzz off in search of.
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"Paul said, 'I have been thinking a long time and I have decided that you're going to be the one to take over the company once I buzz off,'" Mr. Novak said.
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No matter how convinced you are that your friend would fall head-over-heels for the person you want to set them up with, it's your friend's love life so they have every right to tell you to buzz off.
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Restaurant servers, who are mostly women, are more able to stand up to abusive customers early in the month when they can "tell that guy to buzz off," but are prone to giving in when the rent is due, Ocasio-Cortez said.
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The cereal company announced this week that they were taking Buzz off as a reminder that populations of bees and other pollinators around the world are declining drastically, and if we don't start doing something to help them soon, Buzz may never come back.
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Mr. Trump's comments weren't just foul in style, but in content: He declared that his celebrity allowed him to grab attractive women by the genitals (I am paraphrasing here, but for the four Martians who haven't heard it, let's just say he wasn't delicate about his choice of terms); he used the F-word as a verb, and not in the sense of gaslighting someone or telling a menace to buzz off.
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Buzz-Off is a humanoid bee, and the captain of the defense force of Andreenos in the 2002 version. He is considered a newcomer to the Masters of the Universe by Ram Man and, while loyal to the defenders of Eternia, is equally loyal to his Queen, at times using his free time to fetch honey berries for her. Buzz-Off tends to hold grudges, but his camaraderie with Stratos paved the way for peace between the peoples of Andreenos and Avion. Buzz-Off is voiced by Alan Oppenheimer in the 1980s series and Brian Dobson in the 2002 series.
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Orko manages to accidentally enlarge Snarf, who hits the Disk on the second Spirit, stopping it as well. Wilikit and Wilicat join Buzz-Off and Stratos to attack the third Spirit and after Buzz-Off and Stratos are injured in the distraction WiliKit and Kat break the Disk stopping the third Spirit. Meanwhile, Tygra collapses, unable to hold the illusion any longer, and Castle Grayskull is revealed in front of the final Spirit. The Spirit attacks the Castle and the Sorceress manages to hold a protective shield to keep the Castle safe.
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At the behest of Combs, the Warlocks later changed their name to the L.O.X. After signing with Bad Boy, the Lox started gaining a bigger buzz off the strength of their first single "Well, Well, Well" featuring Kasino, which appeared on DJ Clue's 1996 mixtape Show Me the Money.
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Upon arriving in the Twin Cities, Choy immediately involved himself in the Asian American Renaissance, an Asian American arts organization. He taught classes and hosted AARGH!!, the Asian American Cabaret with poet and performance artist David Mura. In 1992, Choy toured his one-man show Buzz Off Butterfly around the country.
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There are two versions of the Clawful figure. One uses the "bumpy legs" mold used with other figures such as Buzz-Off. The second version uses the standard Evil Warrior 'claw' leg mold. Additionally, typical examples of the figure have a 'squeezable' soft heads, but some examples can be found with harder, rubber heads.
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Band Sikter was formed in spring 1990. in Sarajevo. It was created spontaneously at fresh party on Sarajevo Academy of Fine Arts. At the party was supposed to play pop rock band Regina but when they started to play, Enes Zlatar, Igor Čamo, Faris Arapović, and Davor Čolić came to the stage and repelled Regina from stage with word Sikter which means Buzz Off and started to play.
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Here, he was severely wounded by Buzz-Off and left at the foot of Central Tower. Crawling inside, Goat Man fell into a time portal and was transported to the future arriving on Eternia when King He-Man ruled the land and his son Dare wielded the Power Sword. Forced to serve an aging Beast Man in this new time, Goat Man is forever following whatever evil orders he is given.
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Ram Man is a stocky warrior with poor verbal skills whose chief method of attack/defense involves using his head as a battering ram. He is afraid of the dark, and is unswervingly loyal to the people of Eternia, at times questioning the loyalty of newer Heroic Warriors such as Buzz-Off. However, he is also a bit naive and gullible. His lack of intelligence is often played for humor.
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A commercial solution known as "Buzz Off" was used to minimize this effect. For more than a decade, computer-controlled Quad editing systems were the standard post-production tool for television. Quad tape involved expensive hardware, time-consuming setup, relatively long rollback times for each edit and showed misalignment as disagreeable "banding" in the video. However, it should be mentioned that Quad tape has a better bandwidth than any smaller- format analogue tape, and properly handled could produce a picture indistinguishable from that of a live camera.
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Clawful was introduced into the Masters of the Universe toy line in 1984 as part of the third wave of figures. He uses the standard Evil Warrior "Skeletor" body, with a new head and right arm sculpt (with spring-loaded claw). His left arm uses the same mold as Buzz-Off, released in the same wave. He carries a bright green version of the mace weapon originally included in the Castle Grayskull playset, with an additional 'handle' allowing him to carry it in his left claw.
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As a last resort, he accuses her of her wanting to wed to exact revenge on him. Shruti tells Bittoo she is doing it for her parents and because Chetan is right for her, and admits she did fall in love with him, but since he didn't feel the same, she has moved on. Bittoo realizes he has been in love with Shruti all along but was too scared to acknowledge the feelings he had for her. Desperate to win her back, Bittoo calls Chetan, telling him to buzz off as he loves Shruti.
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A DVD called We Got The Bee was released on February 24, 2009. It contained eight episodes, behind the scenes footage, an animatic version of the episode "Bat Mitzvah Crashers" and a karaoke music video for "Running with the Rainbow Unicorn". A second DVD called BEEing Bessie Higgenbottom was released on December 8, 2009, where it contained seven episodes, a karaoke music video for "Buzz Off", an animatic of the episode "Bee Patients", and audio commentary of the episodes of "Bee Patients", "Ben Appetit", and "Name Shame", provided by Amy Poehler, Andy Richter, Dee Bradley Baker, Grey DeLisle, Erik Wiese, and Eddie Trigueros.
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Redmond was a master clinician and presented at the Percussive Arts Society's International Convention, the National Association of Music Therapy and in 1998 she gave the keynote lecture and performance at the Healing Sound Colloquium. Some of the venues she's taught or performed at are Vassar College, William's College, Bucknell College, Hartford Seminary, Andover Newton Theological Institute, Berklee College of Music, Univ. of North Florida, Penn State, S.U.N.Y., The Knitting Factory, Esalen, Omega, Mt. Madonna and Kripalu Yoga Center. Her last presentation was at OM Sanctuary on August 17,2013 for what she called her Buzz Off Bhramari Birthday Party. Nov.
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Briaud and Healy won the second game of overtime to give the Buzz a 25–17 victory and send it to its fourth WTT Final. In the WTT Final, the Buzz faced the Kansas City Explorers who were coming off a regular season record of 13 wins and 1 loss and thrashed the defending champion Sacramento Capitals 21–10 in the semifinals. Nathan Healey got the Buzz off to a good start with a win in the first set of men's singles over Dušan Vemić, 5–3. Yaroslava Shvedova followed with a 5–3 set win over Květa Peschke in women's singles to give the Buzz a 10–6 lead.
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19 Battalion and Armoured Regiment, NZ Army Official History Tours of the City were among the many amenities provided free of cost in divisional transport with experienced guides. The Club also supported lectures and discussions for the NZ Forces Chaplains. Until the close of the campaign the sumptuous hotel was to remain the doyen of the several outstanding leave centres arranged for New Zealand troops in Italy. Initially the New Zealanders had been allotted the Excelsior Hotel as a Club but when they arrived they found mounted US guards who told them to "buzz off" and who then occupied the hotel themselves for a Club.
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Briaud and Healy won the second game of overtime to give the Buzz a 25–17 victory and send it to its fourth WTT Final. In the WTT Final, the Buzz faced the Kansas City Explorers who were coming off a regular season record of 13 wins and 1 loss and thrashed the defending champion Sacramento Capitals 21–10 in the semifinals. Nathan Healey got the Buzz off to a good start with a win in the first set of men's singles over Dušan Vemić, 5–3. Yaroslava Shvedova followed with a 5–3 set win over Květa Peschke in women's singles to give the Buzz a 10–6 lead.
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Stratos and his race featured prominently in the episode "Sky War" which revealed that Avion has had clashes with the people of Andreenos (the bee people) but, thanks to Stratos and the Andreenid captain Buzz-off working together as Masters of the Universe, there is now peace between the two peoples. No origin was ever given for Stratos in either of the two cartoons, but a comic produced by MV Creations to accompany the 2002 series revealed that his entire race was flightless until a magical staff gave them wings and the power of flight. The people of Avion use rocket packs for increased speed and navigation. During battle, they also carry rocket launchers and bombs.
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On July 27, in the WTT Final, the Buzz faced the number 1 seed Kansas City Explorers, who were coming off a regular season record of 13 wins and 1 loss (coming at the hands of the Buzz on July 15) and thrashed the defending champion Sacramento Capitals 21–10 in the semifinals. Nathan Healey got the Buzz off to a good start with a win in the first set of men's singles over Dušan Vemić, 5–3. Yaroslava Shvedova followed with a 5–3 set win over Květa Peschke in women's singles to give the Buzz a 10–6 lead. The Explorers fought back with a 5–3 set win by Rennae Stubbs and Vemić in mixed doubles over Shvedova and Healey.
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In 2009, after serving six months in jail on residential burglary charges, YG signed a deal to Def Jam Recordings. While he was still in jail, his music had been getting some buzz off of his Myspace account and when he was released from jail, he began going into meetings from Atlantic Records to Def Jam, where they just chose him to sign with the latter due to brand recognition. The majority of label attention had come from his collaboration with Ty Dolla Sign on his song "Toot It and Boot It", which ended up peaking on the US Billboard Hot 100, after being re-released by Def Jam. After he revealed that his debut album would be named I'm From Bompton.
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Isaac then tells Regina that he was working for Mr. Gold because he protected him. Regina then shows Isaac a picture of Regina being with Robin Hood; Isaac states that it was one of his "experimental writings," which he was planning to write about it in a separate book, but never got the chance, which gives Regina an idea. Regina approaches Lily after she walked out on her mother at the diner (after Maleficent refused to help Lily carry out her revenge plans, option to restart their life as mother and daughter), and tells Regina that she wants Mary Margaret and David dead. Regina tells Lily that most of her darkness came from Emma, and that she needed it to be all worked up, which Lily responds to by telling her to buzz off.
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In addition, he annually shaves his head for One Mission Buzz Off for kids with cancer. Noted for being generous with his time and resources, Gronkowski has also done several appearances to New England children's hospitals and schools to support local charities. In 2016, he received the Ron Burton Community Service Award from the New England Patriots for his charitable works and leadership in the local community. On March 26, 2019, he accepted the Merit Award from United Service Organizations which recognizes “individuals of outstanding creative talent who are dedicated to serving others through volunteerism, particularly for military.” On April 6, 2019, he was honored with the Wish Hero Award by the Make-A-Wish Foundation MA/RI for his work on granting the 14 wishes of children with life-threatening sicknesses during his professional football career.
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Sales of the toy line continued to increase with the exposure of the animated series, and new waves of figures and vehicles were produced during this peak of popularity. First introduced into the action figure line in 1984 were new "Battle Armor" versions of He-Man and Skeletor, who could be "battle damaged" when the mechanism on the figure's chest was pressed. These new renditions of He-Man and Skeletor did not appear in the animated series or the mini comics, but several new characters in the Filmation series found releases in these third and fourth waves of action figures. Making their toy-line debuts in 1984 were He-Man's allies Buzz-Off ("heroic spy in the sky"; beelike insectoid warrior with wings), Fisto ("heroic hand-to-hand fighter"; bearded warrior with a large smashing fist as an action feature), and Mekaneck ("heroic human periscope"; featuring an extending bionic neck).
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With the album still months away from completion, they had originally not intended on showcasing their work so soon, especially given the challenges of trying to separately continue their work outside of the studio. Keith and Chris had not been influenced to write "I Cut My Own Hair" as a result of the Coronavirus disease, and in fact had crafted the song long before the pandemic and resulting lockdown, however, with many people resorting to cutting their own hair in lockdown, the band felt that the song had a new, different resonance and decided it was a fitting time to release the single. On May 22, they made "I Cut My Own Hair" available to stream and download, as well as releasing some merchandise to accompany the single. The track was also released in conjunction with the Big Buzz Off campaign, part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 for the charity Campaign Against Living Miserably.
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Ultimately, though, the series would not be as successful and the entire franchise would go on a hiatus for more than a decade. After some success with a "Commemorative Series" rerelease of the classic action figures in 2000, Mattel relaunched the toy line with all-new action figures, playsets, and vehicles, sculpted by Four Horsemen Studios in 2002. As part of the relaunch, a modern updated animated series was also created by Mike Young Productions, lasting for 39 episodes; featuring He-Man and his ensemble of heroic warriors, now called the "Masters of the Universe," battling Skeletor's minions and, later, King Hiss, the ancient and evil lord of the Snake Men. Characters such as Mekaneck, heroic warrior with a mechanical extending neck; Buzz-Off, heroic beelike flying Andreenid warrior; Clawful, large villainous crab-like henchman; Whiplash, evil reptilian Caligar with a deadly tail; Stinkor, foul-smelling mutated Paleezean; and many others would gain more prominent backstories during this series.
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A new animated series was produced to accompany the toy line, made by Mike Young Productions and lasting for 39 episodes, with the series making its premiere on Cartoon Network's Toonami on August 16, 2002, and airing its final episode on January 10, 2004. This series involved much tighter continuity and a somewhat greater depth of characterization than its Filmation predecessor. A similar but slightly modified premise to the original Filmation series, this version of He-Man (voiced by Cam Clarke, with Prince Adam portrayed as physically younger and smaller than He-Man) was part of an ensemble of Eternian heroes/protectors known officially as "The Masters." Under the leadership of Man-At-Arms (voiced by Garry Chalk), this team originally consisted of He-Man/Adam (with his pet Cringer/Battle Cat, no longer able to speak), Teela, Orko, Stratos, Ram-Man, Mekaneck, and Man-E-Faces, and later joined by Buzz-Off, Roboto, and Sy-Klone.
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