No matter if we come off a win or come off a loss, it seems like we don't really care.
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I didn't mean to come off like a gold digger!
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You still had makeup come off on the damn towel.
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It goes to 11, and the knob has come off.
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So Chad, for example, has come off the list, Iraq.
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Strasburg was eligible to come off the DL on Friday.
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For any other candidate, this may come off as unremarkable.
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Apparently when the ears go on, the gloves come off.
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They are sudden, swift and often come off as reactionary.
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" -- NBC's Richard Engel: "The wheels have come off the bus.
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I think it would come off as a bit … untoward.
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"It was inevitable that the shine would come off Jokowi."
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In the past two decades the wheels have come off.
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When the red robes come off, the jokester comes out.
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But the shine has definitely come off Mr Corbyn's halo.
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"Don't come off the fastball, that's my approach," Rupp said.
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Some of the shine has already come off public transport.
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We've seen the new orders come off in recent months.
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And stains like that don't come off with one washing.
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We think we have to come off as effortlessly witty.
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The bonds, rated Baa22, come off its EUR2500bn EMTN programme.
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Seriously, this show needs to come off the air ASAP.
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Watch: Why the wheels come off in retail or fashion
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Dark hair, strong personality, can come off a bit arrogant.
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He's eligible to come off the disabled list next week.
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I waited for my partners to come off the field.
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If either retires, the partisan gloves will surely come off.
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True, the global index has come off last year's peak.
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Meanwhile, oil prices have come off slightly after consecutive increases.
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He can come off at times as a reluctant superstar.
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He understands where their misses are going to come off.
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Going on the train, the sunglasses have to come off.
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Now, the train seems to have come off the tracks.
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Hers, however, can come off as unsparing to a fault.
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He could come off the I.L. much sooner than Severino.
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"In 2014, maybe the shine had come off," he said.
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"I'm going to come off very badly here," he said.
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"This man needs to come off the street," she said.
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So you come off as foolish if you criticize it.
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Rudy was a mess; surely he'll have to come off.
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The rollout has not come off without a hitch, however.
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Both of his home runs have come off the Dodgers.
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They've got a particular drug that might come off patent.
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The condom had come off without either of us knowing.
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And for weeks the smile didn't come off his face.
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And after giving birth, the weight didn't come off easily.
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The wheels began to come off after Trump got elected.
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It will be rural stations that come off the air.
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"We did not come off the rails," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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So, did the whole thing come off without a hitch?
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I think it should come off as a thought exercise.
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I come off the elevator and walk directly into Jeb!
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A rehearsed response will come off as disingenuous and off-putting.
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When he berated the driver, he didn't come off as powerful.
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When they do, the mics come off and anything can happen.
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Too much and you'll come off as desperate: See the difference?
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Complaining about those things may come off as missing the point.
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If the talent truly is great, the compromise will come off.
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And it's attempt to embrace Jaimi's sexuality come off as immature.
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Napoli is eligible to come off the disabled list June 14.
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To his critics, it will come off as vacant and dictatorial.
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The charm-challenged Clinton would not come off well by comparison.
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I've just come off the back of a mini US tour.
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You know they mean serious business when the shoes come off.
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Because these shoes have come off, they have slippers for us.
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The shine appears to have come off the relationship now, however.
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"I hope I don't come off as an a—," he started.
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But this is where the wheels have started to come off.
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Dealer profits appear to have plateaued and come off their peak.
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Without it, you might even come off as arrogant or greedy.
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But now Dwyer says he's about to come off the sidelines.
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Scenes that could have come off as exploitative instead feel nuanced.
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The wheels started to come off on this stock on Aug.
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It could have come off any factory line in the world.
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Personally, I think it would come off as a bit contrived.
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It will probably still come off sounding pretty much like rape.
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He could come off the DL as soon as July 5.
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As a result, O'Day should come off the disabled list Friday.
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"Some of the luster has come off of firsts," said Rev.
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It might come off as arrogant, or make others feel insecure.
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He is eligible to come off the disabled list on Thursday.
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Now I&aposm just curious to see how they come off.
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I didn't know if his clothes were going to come off.
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Acker certainly doesn't come off as an easy person to like.
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They come off the plane tired and somewhat worse for wear.
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If y'all beat on the door, she'll come off the hinges.
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Minutes, not seconds, need to come off the world record time.
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Most of them come off as gimmicky attempts at self-promotion.
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Shoot, did that come off the way I intended it to?
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Before the animals have a mud bath, the blankets come off.
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Democratic donors come off the sidelines for Biden, by Amie Parnes.
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It doesn't matter how white you come off for some people.
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He doesn't drive cars as they come off the assembly line.
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He is eligible to come off the disabled list on Saturday.
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The celebrated British designer Max Lamb doesn't come off as well.
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Nearly three-quarters of new hires have come off the sidelines.
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Since Rolling Thunder, Dylan has never really come off the road.
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But that need to over-explain can come off as insecurity.
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Of the 22 homers, 17 have come off right-handed pitchers.
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All things considered, it should come off as showy—stupid, even.
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These two positive results come off action that isn't especially creative.
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Sometimes the push to change the conversation can come off clumsily.
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Now these animals have come off the wall and into three dimensions.
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Is there any chance the wall plan could come off the table?
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Santana is eligible to come off the 23-day disabled list Monday.
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The fabric can come off as fashionable yet basic, noticeable yet predictable.
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This comes back to early 2018, and we've come off fairly sharply.
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Know that you might come off as more confrontational than usual today.
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Whatever data you use will also come off your current domestic plan.
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Probably not, because it would be insincere and come off that way.
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When the scales come off, a layer of skin comes off, too.
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I've never had a single dust of black come off from this.
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EISEN: DID IT COME OFF THE HEELS OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION?
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In a different film, her attitude might come off as cheesy posturing.
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Chatwood is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list Monday.
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Fortunately many of de Waal's other interventions come off much more successfully.
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Which is why I come off so fucking unhinged in the book.
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In the abstract, warning against these issues can come off as patronizing.
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I did not mean for my tweet to come off that way.
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RHP Tom Koehler could come off the disabled list to start Saturday.
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There's no black drape that's going to come off something right now.
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" "You're not immersed in thought patterns; the concrete coat has come off.
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Reverie doesn't come off as cheap or alarmist, but it's completely forgettable.
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No surprise, then, that the actors come off as stilted and unnatural.
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I think with social media, the bloom has come off the rose.
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Montero is eligible to come off the disabled list on May 10.
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"You're going to see the pressure start to come off," he said.
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Unfortunately, the gigantic head slipped over her shoulders and wouldn't come off.
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Any attempts by Gadelha to come off as cool are completely dismissed.
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The few rules at the beginning are jettisoned, the gloves come off.
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That's what ultimately makes Labrie come off as pathological: his own arrogance.
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The bloom has come off the rose a bit for him recently.
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They come off ball screens great, and they're great defensively as well.
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He is eligible to come off the 10-day disabled list Monday.
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Something once Trump's presidential shackles come off, he'll be free to do.
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He was able to come off pretty much under his own power.
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I don't like paint pens, which won't come off without harsh cleaners.
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A lot of times, I come off that way, which is unfortunate.
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The dollar has come off and gold in tandem has rebounded higher.
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Contemporary disco and dance music doesn't necessarily come off as overtly political.
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You'll come off like a grousing teenager, and that'll get you nowhere.
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And she had just come off Girlfight and there was Oscar buzz.
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He has come off a heart medication that can affect kidney function.
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A crowd that understands probability knew that this might not come off.
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It wasn't just the protesters who thought it should come off view.
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Paradoxically, too much funny self-effacement can come off as self-centeredness.
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" After a minute, I asked, "Do I come off as a slut?
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They get a reward for it and maybe some sanctions come off.
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But in China, the wheels began to come off his diplomatic bus.
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"Forgive me if I come off like a dick," he writes, knowingly.
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In that sense, few of the episodes come off as outright endorsements.
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So, I think the corporate sector has come off a little bit.
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And taking deep breaths around them might come off as passive aggressive.
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Builder-grade tile and backsplashes can come off as dated and boring.
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"It's really just understanding how those guys come off screens," Brangers said.
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To do the same in 2019 might come off as child abuse.
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I'm the absent friend, so I come off as the bad friend.
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Of Robinson's 11 career homers, three have come off the first pitch.
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I tried to come off the water early to cook with her.
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AP: Were you concerned that it could come off like a gimmick?
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While prices in other British cities have held up reasonably well, prices in London "have come off even without Brexit, in the same way that New York and Sydney have come off levels that were not affordable," he said.
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If someone doesn't find it funny, you'll just come off as really annoying.
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When adding new game, it's time for one to come off the board.
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Cars 3 is set to come off the line on June 17, 2017.
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If the skins don't come off easily, peel or pop them off. 2.
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It doesn't always come off right, and I definitely learned that about myself.
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Some of the material [of the cube in my office] has come off.
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Traditional images of Jesus Christ tend to come off on the somber side.
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Running or even making big steps could cause the stitches to come off.
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On a year-on-year basis, it has come off by 181 bps.
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He can play all three outfield positions and will come off the bench.
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Wolters was eligible to come off the seven-day concussion disabled list Wednesday.
|
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As seasonal temperatures start to rise, layers of clothing tend to come off.
|
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I guess they never asked the questions that may have come off intrusive.
|
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But in this episode, Jack doesn't come off as any of those things.
|
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Molly may come off as naive, but she knows how the world works.
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So when the final guests depart the S.S. Valor, the gloves come off.
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Sometimes the wheels can just come off this whole internet of things... thing.
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He is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list July 4.
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Customers who complain to customer service via Twitter come off a little selfish.
|
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And once it's deemed "sexually explicit," it's supposed to come off the shelves.
|
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All that casual, personality-driven reporting is supposed to come off as genuine.
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So I told him take it, come off that thing and take it.
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He is eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list July 5.
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At first, the series's signature strangeness can come off as a bit garish.
|
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It was the day that the wheels almost did come off the locomotive.
|
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With the second, the frosting could come off, taking the sprinkles with it.
|
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But I haven't come off the firm objective that we need structural reform.
|
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"I feel like you come off so harsh sometimes," a producer tells him.
|
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We've just come off a terrible December in the markets, so everybody's skittish.
|
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"Christian art and design can come off as really cheesy," says Brian Chung.
|
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"There's no black cloth that's gonna come off something right now," says Schiller.
|
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In other words, these films come off as transparently inauthentic, trite, and manipulative.
|
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Many of those opportunities have come off of offensive rebounds and put-backs.
|
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It's like a 100-million-pound gorilla has just come off my chest.
|
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And "Moon Making Music" is when you come off the end of slide.
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Nearly all the tapes that go in will never come off the shelf.
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Her messages come off as scripted and rote, which, of course, they are.
|
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But he's not making any sign asking for treatment or to come off.
|
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"You don't want to come off as being a pushy woman," she said.
|
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What is visible when the blinders come off is indeed no pretty sight.
|
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How do you make sure you don't come off as a pyramid scheme?
|
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Just three days ago, we literally had a train come off the tracks.
|
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They're intelligent and well-spoken; they come off as more than decent people.
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When you come off, you're not like, I did such a great job.
|
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I just want to do good ... but it does come off as earnest.
|
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Here's what you need to know: • Gloves come off in Supreme Court fight.
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"As Christians, as the church, we've come off like the police," he said.
|
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Jackson's cast has come off and he's trying to push off training again.
|
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This might come off a bit strange, but I also love packing orders.
|
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Don't expect any of those ideas to come off as remotely socially acceptable.
|
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Stark's sacrifice may have come off as a shocking twist to viewers, however.
|
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Falcons 29, Panthers 3 The wheels are starting to come off in Carolina.
|
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Despite its breadth, the show manages to come off as a unified thought.
|
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In hindsight, this buddy comedy can come off as crass, outdated or juvenile.
|
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He is awesome, and the only benefit to having Kuzma come off the bench (seriously why does he come off the bench) is it gives the Staples Center crowd an opportunity to serenade him with a glorious "KOOOOOOOOZ" rally cry.
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If you want it to, the bracelet will come off with a quick snip.
|
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It might come off like I'm lying, but I really do love it all.
|
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If he erred on the punchier side, he might come off as too glib.
|
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Okay, when powered off, Teddy Ruxpin's eyes do come off as a little creepy.
|
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Since we know Wendy, though, this "heroic" speech doesn't come off as purely heroic.
|
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But happily, once the heels come off, they're a lot easier to relate to.
|
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It's easy for a well-intentioned post to come off as creepy or invasive.
|
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So you are going to see that come off in the following two quarters.
|
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But the pace is sure to slow unless more workers come off the sidelines.
|
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SoftBank's new investment will come off its balance sheet, not from its Vision Fund.
|
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Even midstream master limited partnerships have seen their share prices come off the lows.
|
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Maybe a couple of goods come off, and a couple of goods go on.
|
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Seven million people have come off food stamps and the poverty rate has fallen.
|
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You can see where TWD might be trying to come off as clever here.
|
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It might have come off as a little sappy, but it was also moving.
|
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This creates shock waves, kind of like the ones that come off fighter jets.
|
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The door handles are flush-mounted, too, because they come off a Model 103.
|
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A warning can come off like a diss, and that could get you blocked.
|
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"Those are on the shelf, but we think they'll eventually come off," Chase said.
|
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Storylines that I once completely glossed over now come off as offensive or shocking.
|
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If we had just said 'No comment' it would have come off as cold.
|
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Those measures can't come off unless Pyongyang has made active improvements on that front.
|
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It took like a year and a half for the weight to come off.
|
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It might come off as unbearably twee, or naive, or confusing and poorly plotted.
|
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Oh, and when his glasses come off, you can definitely tell it's not him.
|
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He doesn't desire to come off in a way that is intimidating or frightening.
|
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Bell's teammate Charlie Bourgeois races in for the fight, and the gloves come off.
|
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Ice cream truck operators—and ice cream itself—have come off as being faultless.
|
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Phet may come off as easygoing and friendly, but he takes his work seriously.
|
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I know it's risky because it could come off as corny to some people . . .
|
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Do the existing tariffs come off or do they remain as an enforcing measure.
|
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"We found that in a typical wash, 700,000 fibers could come off," Napper said.
|
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Were Lu's imagery not so frenetic, this swastika reference might come off as trite.
|
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Today, the picture looks much different, as major indexes come off all-time highs.
|
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It's not an obnoxious thing, although I know it can come off that way.
|
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They expect 1.8 million vehicles to come off lease through the rest of 2016.
|
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Chaim: The movie's take on repression and segregation do come off a bit odd.
|
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True, the CLS53 can come off a big "humpy," like a stretched-out turtle.
|
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He comes off as snarky, where he would like to come off as charming.
|
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"I've come off with a huge amount of positivity from that week," he said.
|
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Pederson will be eligible to come off the DL after the All-Star break.
|
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For the time being, Duda will come off the bench as a pinch-hitter.
|
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RHP Rookie Davis will come off the disabled list to start Wednesday against Milwaukee.
|
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Further delays will come off as banks again trying to avoid rules and oversight.
|
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Also, the nozzle can come off with enough force to pose an injury hazard.
|
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You know, so as not to come off as complete faceless, emotionless, lifeless bots.
|
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But it will come off as partisan hypocrisy and circle-the-wagons tactics. 2.
|
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These scenes are supposed to crackle with sexual tension but come off as silly.
|
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Kevin Gausman will come off the disabled list Monday and start against the Rays.
|
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He definitely didn't come off well in text messages revealed during the 2014 lawsuit.
|
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Where does Anna come off being so surprised by what you knew all along?
|
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Three of the hubcaps have come off and I could not tell you when.
|
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Estimates of how many barrels will ultimately come off the market vary greatly too.
|
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And no matter what, with this material, it's going to come off like that.
|
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The problem now is the wheels have come off the bus, and nobody's driving.
|
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The bangles never come off except for when I'm playing Ghost or another character.
|
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Does the whole spirituality, self-help thing sometimes come off as a little weird?
|
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But most of the time, fake websites on TV come off as especially fake.
|
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People often presume to come off Instagram you are going through some s—. Lol.
|
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If the AT&T boss is perceptive, he'll act before the gloves come off.
|
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On 8/3 I was due for a visit that did not come off.
|
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He doesn't come off as a profound and visionary leader like his father was.
|
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Sánchez is eligible to come off the injured list Saturday but that's not likely.
|
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It's no good having them come off and then having to rearrange everything yourself.
|
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Since then, the market has come off those highs, settling on Friday at $2.792.
|
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The problem was that Alabama's punt returner, Jaylen Waddle, didn't come off the field.
|
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Accordingly, it's easy to come off as more abrupt that you might have intended.
|
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I would superglue that thing to my finger and it would never come off.
|
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Despite years having passed since my improvement, I hadn't actually come off the drugs.
|
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She was lucky that a boot dangling from her foot didn't come off entirely.
|
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Tell someone this at a party, though, and you'll come off as a bore.
|
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No child with CF had successfully come off an oscillator, doctors told her parents.
|
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When Democrats can instead come off as middle-class fighters, they tend to win.
|
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At one point he complained about the moderators' fairness, and didn't come off well.
|
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Two years later, Martany might come off as your average millennial at first impression.
|
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I think I could come off as punky, as goth, as very street style.
|
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"And they wouldn't give me information about helping me come off, either," she said.
|
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Simple, dumb, and super catchy it could have come off Jay Reatard's Blood Visions album.
|
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That intimacy is sexy, where singing explicitly about having sex can come off as crass.
|
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Mike had just come off of Enlisted, so he was very entrenched in the world.
|
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Eventually, the make-up has to come off, so maybe it's a blessing in disguise.
|
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There were attempts by competing airlines to come off as chill and fun by contrast.
|
|
Dean Unglert knows he didn't exactly come off like Prince Charming on Bachelor in Paradise.
|
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But it's a fine line — they could seem too schooled or come off as phony.
|
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He is not eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list until June 1.
|
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So I don't want to come off like there aren't bad actors in my industry.
|
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"He may come off curmudgeonly but is a sweetheart like no other," the bio explained.
|
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Also it's hard to write a happy song and it not come off as corny.
|
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Neither of us are preachy people, and we don't want to come off that way.
|
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Don't pull skin that's not quite ready to come off — it'll be ready soon enough.
|
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Analysts are still trying to determine how many Iranian barrels will come off the market.
|
|
The company had come off a 2017 holiday season that was worse than it predicted.
|
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If it doesn't fit the two of you, it can come off as just silly.
|
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One, which was pointed in the direction of the capital, had come off its tracks.
|
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Let them come off naturally to keep the ink in the skin and avoid scarring.
|
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"Hey" seems too informal, but complimenting someone's looks might come off as a little creepy.
|
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If he feels like he's struggling with them, they'll probably come off during the game.
|
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They'd just come off the road, after 18 solid months of touring their second record.
|
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"We've inserted specific inserts from viruses that have come off the subcontinent," said Gail Bekker.
|
|
After the relentless whiteness of the original Charmed, these characterizations come off as massive growth.
|
|
Once the sunglasses come off, this person does not look like Ryan Gosling at all.
|
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Regards, Nicole Systems Manager I was thrilled, but didn't want to come off as desperate.
|
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To the establishment liberal wing, Sanders' screeds come off as something between grating and condescending.
|
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Those tendons come off the doors to help route air to into the V8 engine.
|
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Hands can come off the wheel once the car is back in a single lane.
|
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To some employers, snail mail may come off as desperately old-school and worse, slow.
|
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People would come off the streets to watch, and say 'Can't you do any better!?
|
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I was 21 and had just come off the back of a properly horrible relationship.
|
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Prices have come off these peaks since and were last trading at $5,851.50 a tonne.
|
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So we don't want to bully anybody, we don't want to come off as bullies.
|
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She is an itty bitty thing, but she does not come off as itty bitty.
|
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But where other silent trailers come off feeling forced and fake, this one really works.
|
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You can't come off of the street and get David to open up like this.
|
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Given the year he's had, you'd think Kaplan would come off as a little tired.
|
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In the exchanges, he asks Dante for advice on how to come off as relatable.
|
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The metal handle and base come off in one piece for easy cleaning, another pro.
|
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"Michael Conforto either plays, but he's not going to come off the bench," Collins said.
|
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For Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, the gloves are have come off.
|
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Roger Goodell and the NFL come off as demanding at best, and conspiratorial at worst.
|
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"He's absolutely going to come off as believable with everything he says," Mr. Kilgore said.
|
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"It didn't come off to me as something that was intentional or malicious," she said.
|
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Her doctor-brother and stay-at-home sister-in-law come off as somehow worse.
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"When everyone jumps on the bandwagon, that's when the wheels come off," the investor said.
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If historical patterns hold up, around 4.3 million cars will come off lease in 2019.
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"If I don't exercise, I can come off kind of"—she mimed a malfunctioning robot.
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Republicans were hoping that she would come off as unsure, politically driven, or even unstable.
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Diana was about to say yes, but instead she said, After the scales come off.
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If you look at the U.K. with (the) Brexit, certainly the corporates have come off.
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Both the Russia and U.S. bids come off cleanly, but other bids are more suspect.
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Others can come off it quickly—but quickly means about a year, in Suzuki's experience.
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Did he lose the respect of his brothers by deciding to come off the list?
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You know... the glasses come off, the hair tumbles down and there she is. Nope.
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I'm sure my approach has made some people hate me, because I come off curt.
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Penile destruction and references to "tiny male genitalia" come off as forms of body shaming.
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These tweets also come off the back of a bunch of other new Kanye info.
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Yang is genuine and does not come off as condescending to conservatives and Trump voters.
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But even that tradition-steeped affair did not come off smoothly for the White House.
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But the Bannon surrogate is so cartoonish that he doesn't come off as a threat.
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The grilled Spanish mackerel's skin is crispy, having come off the grill just moments before.
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Twitter, again, that's one where I also don't want to come off as a luddite.
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To them I come off as the jaded, old fucking slacker at the record store.
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"Nothing is irreversible: The panels come off and the bars come down," Ms. Schur said.
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But they worried he had come off as robotic — a suspicion confirmed by Facebook's pollsters.
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But that's how it is: either you come off slowly or you risk another relapse.
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But the word lists come off less as language guides than cheery tourist-bureau advice.
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We didn't want to come off as petulant and actually desperate to win an award.
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Carol Hills: How did Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders come off last night about China?
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At one point, the other member eventually said, I have to come off your bill.
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"If you do something controversial and it doesn't come off, then it becomes a travesty."
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She then kisses her son, Jahari, so hard it seems her lipstick will come off.
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Clinton's efforts to separate herself from the political system come off as tinny and insulting.
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Again, I don't want to come off as cynical in this, though perhaps I am.
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For another, Minnie Driver's turn as an overbearing mother could come off as, well, overbearing.
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Tigers RHP Jordan Zimmermann (neck) will come off the disabled list to start Thursday's series finale.
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Where are the pieces that we're going to start wearing once the heavyweight coats come off?
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It was a captive-carry flight, meaning that the rocket didn't come off of the plane.
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Indications are that momentum is likely to come off further in the fourth quarter and 2019.
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Or, hit them up with this no-salt seasoning when they come off the grill. 7.
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They saw me come off of a show where I wasn't sure really where to go.
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Lucas Giolito would make the start if Strasburg does not come off the DL and start.
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Social media is where the gloves come off — stars remove their glossy exterior and get weird.
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Researchers said that the chemicals may have come off the buildings, or even the firefighters' gear.
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"Everyone says if it's your hormones, then the weight will [come] off so easily," she says.
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In interviews, he can come off as somewhat egotistical, defensively dismissive of both critics and collaborators.
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Porter doesn't isolate, post-up, embark on pick-and-rolls, or come off screens very often.
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I'm more reserved, so I didn't want to come off as trying to stifle his shine.
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Though Mr. Grint and Mr. Perlman both come off credibly, the movie is practically laugh-free.
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This way, it usually gets treated better and is first to come off the luggage carousel.
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It's not uncommon to come off really fast and walk away without a scratch on you.
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The beauty of Instagram, for me, is that it does come off in an artistic way.
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" And certainly no, "Just stop trying so hard," or, "Try not to come off as desperate.
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"I've actually come off Twitter completely," he told The Sun in a recent interview published Monday.
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Kylie's explanation, on the other hand, could come off to some as a tad self-congratulatory.
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My fear is to come off sounding dramatic about it; it's just a very plain reality.
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"I can't wait for my eye bandage to come off," Jalil told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Ross has not pitched all season and is eligible to come off the DL June 25.
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But just like males, women don't HAVE to smile, or come off as a gentle person.
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Coach Mike Zimmer remains tight-lipped on when, or if, Peterson will come off injured reserve.
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Others were also concerned that the market's rally since Trump's election was set to come off.
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He went on the DL on May 20 and was eligible to come off June 22.
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SS Trea Turner (right hamstring) will be eligible to come off the disabled list on Wednesday.
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You have to acknowledge that you understand what you look like, and how you come off.
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OF Starling Marte is expected to come off of paternity list and be available on Thursday.
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This ban may have to come off should Taiwan makes a bid to join the TPP.
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Though he is unclear on this part of his life, Lynch doesn't come off very well.
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They look like the page corner protectors on books that try to come off as fancy.
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There are brief conversations with other prisoners, some of whom come off as highly entertaining characters.
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On this flight, the chains come off about an hour and a half into the journey.
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Shares of other retail REITs are down 30 percent, but have come off their recent lows.
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Pro tip: Asking your contacts to submit your resume for you can come off as pushy.
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Questioning a child's grade to a teacher can come off as disrespectful to their professional experience.
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He is eligible to come off the disabled list Thursday but may need more at-bats.
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Effective leaders should, in turn, come off as calm, approachable and in control as they can.
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The good news is, if you're using them correctly, the tips should never come off unexpectedly.
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For once, leave it to an Italian to sound a note of reason: Come off it.
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Since the restaurant opened in October of 2017, this dish hasn't come off the menu once.
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I may come off as a bit aggressive posing the question, Why won't you fuck me?
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But once the dancer was done doing the show with her, she had to come off.
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Some politicians are hesitant to come off as too slick in their branding, or too corporate.
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Hubbard has a well-earned reputation as hardcore and can come off as an intimidating dude.
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Everyone thought that Aquaria can come off as snide and that The Vixen is too defensive.
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He explained to his mother why such remarks from the dominant culture come off as offensive.
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It might even come off weird and silly to people who are familiar with comic books.
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While she knows she is fighting an uphill battle, she does not come off as bitter.
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You want to acknowledge good work, but you don't want to come off as a jerk.
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I would like to say something, but don't want to come off as an ogre. Help!
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In 2016, the Nuggets drafted Jamal Murray — another guard — leaving Mudiay to come off the bench.
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Nonetheless, the assets have come off of their highs and are pulling back some on Thursday.
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These numbers come off as scientific properties of the disease, but they relate to social behavior.
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The good news is that visceral fat does come off — perhaps even preferentially — with weight loss.
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"We have yet to see this insurance come off or profits be taken," Looney said. Disclaimer
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Some of these reassurances come off as too dismissive and not very fair to their audience.
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"Under my administration, 7 million Americans have come off food stamps," Trump said during Tuesday's address.
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He may come off as unreliable, but he was twice elected mayor in Labour-leaning London.
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Still got my Sympathy Bandage and my anti-clot sock on – but they come off tonight.
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"You don't get to come off the list just because you have a bunch of money."
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Whether these moves come off as pandering or connect with young people remains to be seen.
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Just scrape the edge along the outside of the ginger, and it'll come off easily. 2.
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As for the books that have come off my night stand recently, they are all forthcoming.
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If the buildup will not come off with cleaning, consult a doctor to check for thrush.
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During the flight, wrist shackles come off only while the deportees eat or use the restroom.
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The White Sox have not revealed a date when he will come off the disabled list.
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The White Sox have not set a date when he will come off the disabled list.
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Chinese officials have indicated that existing tariffs must come off as part of an interim deal.
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Introducing traps and tricks at every turn can make your puzzle come off as too adversarial.
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The thing about modern design is that it can come off sterile, or like very cold.
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Midweek is when the wheels come off whatever plans for cooking you set in motion today.
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Jennifer Lawrence's last go at playing a female entrepreneur in "Joy" didn't come off so well.
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And we're seeing a test of how the marketplaces work when the training wheels come off.
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Once Hallie is united with her twin sister, Annie, the gloves come off between the trio.
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Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum will only come off if new & fair NAFTA agreement is signed.
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But it's way too easy for sarcasm, say, to be misinterpreted and come off as condescending.
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There's also a way in which this attack may come off as self-serving for Sanders.
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Most of these attempts come off rolls to the rim out of the pick-and-roll.
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I'm glad that it didn't come off that way, because I didn't intend it that way.
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What may come off as a holier-than-thou comment is actually how they show their passion.
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Reds All-Star SS Zack Cozart will come off the 10-day DL for the series finale.
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Sort of — though there's always the risk you'll get caught scanning and come off like a creep.
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The plan is clearly to have sex, but before the clothes come off, what do you do?
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It's only due to this fixation on security that Capricorns come off as, well, pretty darn controlling.
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He had come off the bench in seven straight games before replacing G Malcolm Brogdon on Saturday.
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However their reluctance to chat doesn't come off as rude—they just seem to prefer holding back.
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And J.Lo has only recently come off of a messy relationship with her cheating ex, Casper Smart.
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She estimates 800,000-900,000 bpd of Iran's 1.3 million bpd in exports could come off the market.
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German yields were around minus 0.28%, having come off the minus 0.33% record low hit on Tuesday.
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He was optioned to clear a spot for reliever Tony Zych to come off the disabled list.
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For the first time in his career, Nowitzki is expected to come off the bench this season.
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His mask had come off, but he hadn't used this private account to do anything especially significant.
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The currencies have come off their lows but analysts said the sell-off was probably not over.
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In the wake of President Trump's comments about immigrants from "shithole" countries, reporters' gloves have come off.
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Reacting becomes even more difficult when the Warriors' shooters come off of two screens instead of one.
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Sophia has come off as sympathetic despite her infidelities because George was such a preposterously terrible husband.
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So embarrassing!) while being completely terrified that you're going to come off as unprepared or (worse) unchill.
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"People think the doors will come off or the tires will blow off or something," he says.
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As a result, WHO officials are not sure this next hoped-for vaccination plan will come off.
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"I'm gonna take a break and come off socials for a minute," the screenshot of text started.
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Charlie was a triple (missing three limbs) with a nonregulation beard that needed to come off STAT.
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As a result, German yields have come off the 3-1/4.73-week highs hit last week.
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As of this writing, we've just come off the fifth record-low sea ice month this year.
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Whether her comments come off well is totally separate question — one that astrology probably can't account for.
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Shots come off a little cool, but that lemon peel really was quite pale in real life.
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It was very refreshing to not see it come off on the glass I was drinking from.
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"We've had people come off of cruise ships, and walk out with five hats," Mr. Seidel said.
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The fact that they didn't makes them come off as socially inept at best, sociopathic at worst.
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The days of putting two on the ball whenever they come off a high screen are over.
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As the Trump-related inflation expectations come off, the U.S. Treasury yield was also falling, he noted.
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Bored stiff since his wife died and wants to come off benefit and pay his own rent!
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If you come off as passionate and authentic, you'll definitely have a leg up on the competition.
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Normally a starter, Batum volunteered to come off the bench so as to not disrupt team chemistry.
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The gains have since come off due to a forecast showing a rise in production this month.
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Unfortunately for Risner, the plan backfired quickly once she realized that the thing would not come off.
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THAT WAS A PRETTY STRONG EQUITIES BUSINESS IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF '18 THAT HAS COME OFF.
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After knocking off a few big numbers, some of the smaller numbers began to come off, too.
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Fear's jabs come off as more affectionate than acidic, and some jokes have aged better than others.
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The money is going to come off the backs of working people, and in many cases, children.
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A Chapter 11 filing would still yield benefits, however, as Westinghouse would come off Toshiba's consolidated accounts.
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The moment doesn't come off as a clarification, like Carole is being called out for going childfree.
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Everyone's feeding their personalities into those two characters, which is why they come off as more adult.
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To come off a horrific month of April like we have, it is pretty hard to stomach.
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To any objective observer, GOP hysterics about the "process" of Trump's impending impeachment come off as farcical.
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Gyorko, who is currently on the 60-day injured list, is eligible to come off next week.
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Though the incidents often come off as clownish, they make him seem more authentic than normal politicians.
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Mr Trump thinks it important to keep your options open, since lots of deals never come off.
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Of course, the Kremlin's overtures, both symbolic and real, may not come off with open-goal ease.
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To get a chip to come off the strap, you're literally having to pull the chip off.
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Mets OF Michael Conforto (hand) is expected to come off the 10-day DL on Saturday. 2.
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His legal gambits seem to come off the top of his head -- with or without Rudy Giuliani.
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The Mets expect LHP Steven Matz (shoulder) to come off the disabled list and start next Tuesday.
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Many analysts believe fewer than 500,000 barrels a day of Iranian crude will come off the market.
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But if badminton is ever to come off that unhappy list, Phillip Chew may be the reason.
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The matchmakers always advise their clients to avoid talk of assets, which can come off as bragging.
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Like trying the drop shot, all of a sudden, I hear it not come off the racket.
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"After every single shift, he would come off and talk about Rowan's Law with me," MacLeod said.
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He's eligible to come off the DL. "Everything went good," said Reds manager Bryan Price said Sunday.
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When the door cracked open—I heard the chain come off first—Todbaum stuck his head out.
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"I certainly hope the book doesn't come off as romanticising the old web," she said over Skype.
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Some bits just come off in a wonderful sort of pass, they just fall off the wall.
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All of it could have come off poorly, if not for this overriding truth: Paris was superior.
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LHP Steven Matz (left shoulder tightness) will not come off the disabled list as planned on Thursday.
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I think that some people are afraid to be vulnerable because it may come off as weak.
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I think it gives her permission to run in 2020 if things really come off the rails.
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The cost of lumber has come off its record high in March but is still elevated substantially.
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"The biggest thing in an interview session is you want to come off as genuine," said Santoriello.
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"It felt like a tornado, as if the roof was going to come off," Mr. Ramirez said.
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On day one, the diapers come off, you get your kids naked and take it from there.
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Some fixes are for political correctness, in scenes where the travelers might have come off as colonists.
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Unless you know his personal story, some of his joke premises come off as coy, even nonsensical.
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But the countries remain at odds over how many of these tariffs will come off, and when.
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Conforto had just come off a flight and made it to the ballpark during the fourth inning.
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They come off as Depression dramas to which someone has added an intermittent and implausible laugh track.
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So, for example, bond yields have come off so sharply by ... say, more than 150 basis points.
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Narrator: And without any of his former innocence, the outbursts simply come off as rude and obnoxious.
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And if it doesn&apost come back, it doesn&apost come off the books as a return.
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" Then his Midwestern politeness quickly kicked in: "I hope that didn't come off in a bragging way!
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Mint-flavored products would have to come off the market, according to sources familiar with the planning.
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I was so confident and all of a sudden, the wheels have kind of come off everything.
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"I didn't think it would come off creepy or overstepping, especially since they're close friends," she said.
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"And I understand that pro-truth in this day and age can come off as anti-Trump."
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Los Angeles INF Cliff Pennington (hamstring) is expected to come off the disabled list on Sunday. 3.
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Now they've come off the sidelines to actively sabotage the government established to serve the American people.
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No one can really be Judy Garland, and most attempts come off as quacky impersonation and parody.
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Teammates tried to physically stop him leaving the pitch, but Marega insisted he wanted to come off.
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It was always my belief they would not come off until we got a phase two deal.
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He was moved to the 60-day disabled list July 29 but can come off Aug. 20.
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The team expects to activate Trumbo when he is eligible to come off the DL on Wednesday.
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In the immersive spirit, shirts come off and pants are lowered with the audience just steps away.
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Osorio made a beauty of a run, forcing Fire goaltender Richard Sanchez to come off his line.
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His answers have often come off as rambling and incoherent, giving rise to questions about his age.
|
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In each case, the review determined that a goalkeeper had come off the goal line too early.
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In this clip, Manu Ginobili doesn't even fake that he's trying to come off of the screen.
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"You come off this really big high and all of a sudden, there's no anything," she says.
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Jodie Gunzberg sees two bullish signals for commodities as they come off their first positive year since 2012.
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And, my headshot is not all that current, taken long ago and I'd come off vain sending along.
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Thompson, once again, did not come off the bench, marking his third NBA playoff game with zero minutes.
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" Petersen doesn't appropriate or parody, and he doesn't try to come off as the latest savior or "genius.
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Zach LeDay (16.0 points per game) and Seth Allen (12.5) have come off the bench in both games.
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A. powder is vegan, organic, and stays put — it didn't come off on my pillow or my clothes.
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To do it, Apple must not only come off a losing streak — it has to beat a record.
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The 12th-seeded Spaniard had to go for her shots and they did not come off too often.
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She's trying to help, and it can come off in a way that isn't very helpful or meaningful.
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You expect, when he smiles, a little sparkle to come off his tooth and make the 'ding' sound.
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There was enough novice power in the songs where I wasn't so concerned with how they'd come off.
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And while I enjoyed watching all of these women onscreen, none of them come off as particularly realistic.
|
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Geopolitical tensions in the oil-rich region pushed prices higher on Friday, but have come off their highs.
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The masks had to come off early and often if only to establish complete trust between the heroes.
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All of your makeup should come off before you go to sleep, especially anything sticking to your eyelashes.
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It's something to which Kyle can relate to, having come off the stress of her well-publicized robbery.
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Still, it is not at all clear that everyone on an open-ended prescription should come off it.
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As corny as this is going to come off right now, there's no way I'm not typing this.
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By midday, the broad STOXX index had come off the day's lows but was still down 0.3 percent.
|
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Thrusting machos from Silicon Valley have turned up in her office berating her and come off the worse.
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For the first time, I could see how and why these people come off the way they do.
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And because the look is rooted with natural obsidian, it's one that doesn't come off as too Showgirls.
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We promise they'll make you look amazing...even if they do leave red marks when they come off.
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He also leaves FCA overly reliant on North America, a region expected to come off its peaks soon.
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Bregman's only previous grand slam had come off the New York Yankees' Masahiro Tanaka on May 14, 2017.
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If I punish you, he told her, I'd open us up to protests and come off as racist.
|
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Facebook says it's going to great lengths to make sure the app does not come off as exploitative.
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Washington RHP Stephen Strasburg (elbow) could return when eligible to come off the disabled list next week. 3.
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"I've been a Goldman Sachs addict and it's very hard to come off an addiction," Mr Sherwood added.
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" Blackstone Group LP: "It's come off a little bit from its high, but the answer is absolutely [buy].
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WASHINGTON — Bernie may have come off as a bit of a bro during Thursday's debate with Hillary Clinton.
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And other brands were able to pull off subtle and thoughtful messages that didn't come off as exploitative.
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If food really, really won't come off, you can boil water in the pan to get stuff off.
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The thing about Reid is that in person, she doesn't come off as just another overly-polished prodigy.
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That's why it might come off sometimes as "oh, Vic and Chano are into it" from whatever perspective.
|
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If everything goes well, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Matusz could come off the disabled list on Sunday.
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LF Matt Kemp is on track to come off the 10-day disabled list when eligible on Wednesday.
|
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The first debate also seems to have convinced members of Congress to come off the sidelines for her.
|
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RHP Jeanmar Gomez (right elbow impingement) is due to come off the disabled list next week in Texas.
|
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Sales and visits remain down from a year ago, but have come off their worst levels in January.
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The big deal with the last two Galaxy S phones is that they come off like $750 phones.
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One reason it may come off is that as a failing firm, Sharp matters less for national pride.
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I had to stand out in the rain for 15 minutes, and it didn't come off at all.
|
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It's at least heartening to realize how weird that would come off in a cheery teen comedy today.
|
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It's a gorgeous device, but its hallmark feature could also come off like a gimmick at first glance.
|
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But for one game in December 2007, he decided to come off the bench to help a teammate.
|
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RHP Colby Lewis (6-1, 3.21 ERA) is scheduled to come off the disabled list to start Sunday.
|
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Toby was originally supposed to look like Danny Zuko, but the du-rag didn't come off in time.
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RHP Zach Britton is expected to come off the disabled list Wednesday and join the team in Milwaukee.
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Kim never held back her opinions, which made her come off as intimidating to Lindsay and the geeks.
|
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But asking friends and family for money can come off as tacky and gauche if not done properly.
|
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"We've seen feeder demand come off just because of how bad the conditions are," VanDyke said of feedlots.
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The gloves come off on Saturday, so to speak, but that doesn't mean that you can't get started.
|
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Part of me finds an unpretentious interior to be appealing, and the Versa's doesn't come off as cheap.
|
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Interior also says it's not fair to force compliance with a rule that could come off the books.
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But the metal has since come off those levels to trade about 16.5 percent higher for the year.
|
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Démare's compatriot Nacer Bouhanni had his bike chain come off with the line in sight and finished fourth.
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While networkers come off as inauthentic when forming relationships, connectors are genuine in establishing close bonds with people.
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It was a very cool and good idea, but one that most people thought would never come off.
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RF J.D. Martinez will come off the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday, according to manager Brad Ausmus.
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So in clinic, at Synergy, we exchange them, and we help patients come off opioids by using cannabis.
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The shapes will stick around like a tattoo (but still come off at the end of the day).
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During Friday prayers, the tape comes down and the cones come off so people can enter the building.
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This is by design: Tesla has never sought to make its vehicles come off as too space-age.
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Stoltzfus expects the bull run to continue, as more investors come off the sidelines to invest in stocks.
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These allusions don't amount to anything and come off like futile, nonsensical bids to explain the German setting.
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Witnesses said that the arena's roof had come off and that the shelter lacked electricity and running water.
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But Mr. Cruz could also occasionally come off as litigious, pestering moderators and getting lost in the weeds.
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The thing is, that without some guidance, sometimes shows like this can come off as intimidating to viewers.
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Coincidences come off as chicanery, and even his greatest achievements done with the best intentions seem somehow nefarious.
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Virgo rising folks may come off as understated, but they're smart, reserved, and thoughtful, with a quiet charm.
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Philosophy abhors inconsistency, and applying deontology in some cases and consequentialism in others might come off as inconsistent.
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McKennie reached the corner flag with assistance, grimacing, and then needed a stretcher to come off the field.
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Even its less convincing bits — spells of arbitrary invention, shifting postmodern metaphors — come off as forms of playing.
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What if this is just the beginning and now it's gonna be even worse when I come off?
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But in truth, when the caps and gowns come off, new graduates need help getting their lives started.
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But Holliday was more impressed by the home runs he had seen come off the bat of Judge.
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Movies adapted from art installations rarely come off well, even when the artwork has a strong cinematic element.
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In the moral domain, applying deontology in some cases and consequentialism in others might come off as inconsistent.
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RHP Charlie Morton (right lat sprain) will come off the disabled list on Friday to start against Toronto.
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Sanders tops the group's scorecard, so to pretend they don't have a preference could come off as disingenuous.
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Sam may come off as the villain — his ways threaten the fate of both Muratova and her bees.
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A lot of us come off angrier and ruder on social media than we are in real life.
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There aren't enough new nuclear power plants on the drawing board to replace those that come off line.
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Where Blankfein is known for a quick wit, Solomon is more likely to come off as disarmingly earnest.
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You may come off like an Embarrassing Old, but at least you're teaching them to prank at all.
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Hayes had just come off a 10-year stint filming a documentary with the Hopi Native American tribe.
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Some may come off the list because they are damaged goods, so doing your homework is still important.
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On the same vein, if there&aposs too little arousal, you could come off as disengaged or tired.
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You don't want to come off as if you are expecting a promotion before even starting the job.
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Otherwise the whole situation might come off as a tad undemocratic — the swampy Senate ignoring the people's will.
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Both story arcs come off as a real misstep after the empathy that is shown toward everyone else.
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They can have the best intentions in the world and still fail to understand how they come off.
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Is there a way to know they'll be one of the good ones before the clothes come off?
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If that's a full and accurate account of what happened, Sessions probably doesn't come off looking so bad.
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People think that you come off the pill and just get pregnant straight away, but that doesn't happen.
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I want to get to one of our other questions: Does anyone come off well in this book?
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"Trade tensions pretty much drive the market into a risk-off trade (and) that means U.S. dollar goes up and once the dollar goes up, commodities come off and we have seen most of the base metals come off a bit," said Mathan Somasundaram, a Blue Ocean Equities market portfolio strategist.
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On camera, Goodell can come off as tight, smug and sanctimonious — a politician, and not a particularly compelling one.
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However, since taking office his actions and words appear have come off to members of the community as hypocritical.
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The wheels began to come off last year when Singaporean and Swiss regulators began questioning transactions linked to 113MDB.
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Most notably in the West, it's not uncommon to see a home come off the market within a month.
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The skin around my areola feels like it's not quite attached, like it could come off with the tape.
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She says she was aware she'd come off as slightly darker ... but cops to the ultimate execution being bungled.
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But lately the wheels have come off, even though his party has controlled the House and Senate since 2013.
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However many eventually come off the line, the car could be a major competitor in the luxury EV segment.
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Reds RHP Homer Bailey (elbow) is expected to come off the disabled list after two more rehab starts. 2.
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"Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum will only come off if new & fair NAFTA agreement is signed," the president tweeted.
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Zahedi knows that he can come off as aggressive, that his style of communication can be hard to take.
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THE PRESIDENT: The sanctions will come off when we are sure that the nukes are no longer a factor.
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Pricing can depend on how organic the post is and how pushy the advertisement can come off, he added.
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You get scratching and it feels goooooood, but then the skin starts to come off, and you keep scratching.
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When the masks come off (but not the leather jackets) we see the well-barbered, hard-muscled Euro-bandits.
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That's why I think a lot of times in independent films and Hollywood films, evangelicals come off as cartoonish.
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Sales of organic eggs, which cost over twice as much as caged-hen ones, have come off the boil.
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Schroder has scored at least 217 points in seven consecutive games in which he has come off the bench.
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This rare glimpse into a highly scripted campaign might in other circumstances make a candidate come off as endearing.
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The adjective can come off as a kind of decoration -- it feels parenthetical, even when talking about something innocuous.
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Fortunately, my morning commute is downhill, so I'm not out of breath when I come off mute to talk.
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Some fans have noticed that Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown was scheduled to come off Netflix US on June 16.
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These alternatives to chicken wings come off the pan crispy and so delicious you won't even miss the meat.
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Because of the thick coating of cosmetics covering my face, my makeup was not going to come off easily.
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She's too good of a person and too smart to naturally come off as anything but winning and lovable.
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ALEXANDRA This has to come off too —— Sin-Dee grabs her arm to stop her from touching her wig.
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"I didn't want to come off like the pervy guy talking to the woman in my phone," he says.
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The Villanova innovation, rather, is to have a talent like DiVincenzo, as a redshirt sophomore, come off the bench.
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But despite their verbal and physical enthusiasm, Lin did not come off as a blind champion of the technology.
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Unfortunately, her fingers are stained green with Fun Dip, and she needs it to come off before the show.
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They'd just come off a string of dates opening for Danzig ("Danzig bought my groceries every day," Gale bragged).
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Advisers to both nominees are surely choreographing the opening moment to ensure their candidate doesn't come off looking bad.
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"It's no coincidence this has come off the back of the EU vote," a police source told the Guardian.
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If approved by the Senate and signed by President Trump, the rule would come off the books for good.
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Boston RHP Junichi Tazawa (shoulder) threw a simulated game on Tuesday and could come off the DL by Friday.
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The spray tan does usually come off as unnatural, but a natural suntan isn't really an option with rosacea.
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And while the millennials may come off as lazy, many just don't have opportunities to make a livable salary.
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I hope it doesn't come off as arrogant or anything, I just have nothing else to talk about after.
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I think if Mankind Divided tackled some of the real issues these days, it'd come off even more silly.
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These girls come off and they have telephone numbers of criminals that they've been given by gangs in Libya.
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The wheels began to come off last year when Singaporean and Swiss regulators began questioning transactions linked to 1MDB.
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But he and his administration aggressively oppose it, indicating it's likely to come off the books after the review.
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And perhaps Trump will manage to come off as relatively "ordinary," and win some hesitant voters to his side.
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Being a "party guy" can come off sounding a little old-school nerdy, like being a ham-radio guy.
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It's unlikely that Warren will come off the sidelines in the primary race until after the race is decided.
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"Anything that happens in these next 10 weeks, on average, takes about five months to come off," said Prof.
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A few weeks earlier, a wheel had come off her walker, and she fell in the kitchen at night.
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"Near existential" is how Tim Kaine recently described this campaign, and it did not come off as complete hyperbole.
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OF Matt Szczur (mild right hamstring strain) is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday.
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In the U.S., this move might come off as blatant stealing of features that have become synonymous with Snapchat.
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Answer: Pokémon Moon: It punches so much, its pincers often come off from overuse, but they grow back quickly.
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The bloom has come off the gubernatorial rose in presidential politics and that might be good news for Democrats.
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"This'll probably never come off the menu, even if it's a little bit heavy in the summer," she says.
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I'm just able to come off pin downs and there's a lot of cross screens and dribble hand-offs.
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Anecdotally, Suzuki says that after about four years, about half of patients come off it and are doing okay.
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Even Palen's post-victory statements come off as one of the most damning commentaries on the exploit's continued existence.
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What's the best way to keep everyone from getting too tipsy before the main courses come off the grill?
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They allowed Nick Foles to come off the bench and pass for 223 yards and two touchdowns on Sunday.
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FCA is also heavily reliant on North America just as that market is expected to come off its peaks.
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Closely spaced and nearly all the same size, the 17 works here seem to come off a production line.
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While hoarding opportunity for themselves and perpetuating structural inequalities, they can also come off as smug, condescending and paternalistic.
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But it's also possible the wheels will simply come off in the wake of a series of consecutive drubbings.
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These water signs come off as cool, determined, and powerful, and most people find them intimidating, intriguing, or both.
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In this account, partly based on Fourcade's own memoirs, Pétain's agents often come off as Inspector Clouseau–ishly inept.
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You can absolutely see how an idea that didn't quite come off got transmogrified into a successful camp ideal.
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We've seen glimpses, but they often come off in a way that's easy for Western audiences to take in.
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The Hulu stuff is going to ... The NBCUniversal stuff is going to come off Hulu, go to somewhere else.
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Cruz does not come off as a happy man on the campaign trail; he comes off as a warrior.
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That's like someone being worried that the Pride Parade is going to come off as a little bit gay.
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He noticed all the hugs and high-fives, expressions of joy that might come off as common or cliché.
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They chose their teams on February 6, taking turns drafting players who will start and come off the bench.
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I also tried on this shirt and thought that these sunglasses would likely come off after just one wash.
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Layers come off, until a black muscle T-shirt remains, and a black armband to match a rakish mustache.
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I drew an angry face on my Sadness Lamp with a permanent marker, and now it won't come off.
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Now that these initiatives will fall into the hands of a Republican chairman, they may come off the agenda.
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Conversely, some of the most disappointing wines of the world lack modesty and come off as pompous and vainglorious.
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Mariners RHP Steve Cishek (hip) could come off the DL and make his season debut during the series. 2.
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No actors come off well in the director Christopher McElroen's staging, which has the artificiality of a museum piece.
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The effort could easily have come off as bloated and self-important, except the clothes were so perfectly restrained.
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But by the second hour of Thursday's Democratic debate, the questions had sharpened and the gloves had come off.
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Oakland C Josh Phelgley (oblique) is expected to come off the disabled list when rosters expand on Friday. 3.
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It is up to congressional Republicans to come off their high perch and force his hand on this one.
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Flaherty won't come off the disabled list before Thursday when the team begins a four-game series against Oakland.
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"Tariffs on steel and aluminum will only come off if new & fair NAFTA agreement is signed," the president tweeted.
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Miami designated 1B Tyler Moore for assignment to clear a space for Prado to come off the disabled list.
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"He really wanted it for me, so it's a happy moment when you come off the court," Williams said.
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Something caused the valve of the radiator in a room of the family's apartment to come off, he said.
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" Caldwell-Pope said, "I was supposed to come off the (Drummond) screen and shoot a 3 or a 2.
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I've just seen too many skateboarding movies that either are competition narratives or come off as a bit angsty.
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Parts of "Time and the Conways" come off as obvious exercises in dramatic irony, as tedious as those charades.
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It takes compelling singers, though, to convey the expressive subtleties of vocal writing that can come off as ponderous.
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Three girls who look like they have just come off the runway scurry past and into a photography studio.
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Over time, as more drivers come off the road, these measures won't raise as much money as the state anticipates.
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This may come off hyperbolic, or flat-out inaccurate, to those who don't see Reeves as a great screen actor.
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I tried everything to come off of the methadone because I just didn't want to have a baby like that.
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Hi. Even if Trump is lying about everything else, his honesty about his own cynicism can come off as refreshing.
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I look forward to the day that Sanctions come off Iran, and they become a productive and prosperous nation again.
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A quiet and subdued version of "Shallow" simply wouldn't come off as honest during Gaga's most successful season to date.
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All I wanted was for it to come off as true and honest, because that's what it is for me.
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She can only imagine what it was like when he turned, and she's just come off this incredibly violent ride.
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On the other hand, "detachables" (tablets that come off a keyboard base like the Microsoft Surface) posted triple-digit growth.
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"I'm sure it will come off slick with oooohhhss and aaaahhhhsss," the executive told me, "but it's smoke and mirrors."
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At first I probably come off as cold and uninterested or whatever, but that's just because I don't trust easy.
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She points out that if Delphine washed lightly, fewer skin cells would come off than if she washed more thoroughly.
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A shopping montage with Max and Eleven, set to Madonna's "Material Girl," could easily come off as a sexist cliché.
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On Twitter, you don't want to be like a predator, and you don't want to come off that way either.
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"The devil was telling me to take it away from, to keep it, keep it, couldn't come off," Vasquez said.
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Of course PR people lie to make their clients look good, and try to come off as forthright as possible.
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Still, he managed to come off as both human and humane, and certainly did no harm to the Democrats' prospects.
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"The discontent has been rising," Lightfoot said, in part because Macron can come off as arrogant and out of touch.
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Square's revenues come off of gross payment volume of $13.7 billion, which is up 34 percent from the prior year.
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This is in-between a product announcement, there's no black cloth that's going to come off of something right now.
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She had come off of television appearances on The Defenders, The Patty Duke Show, and The Doctors and the Nurses.
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The only way it would come off was with a towel, and only when a lot of pressure was applied.
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It has a very strong film-former so, once it's dry, it doesn't budge and won't come off on clothes.
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RHP Andrew Bailey (left hamstring strain) will be activated Saturday, when he is eligible to come off the disabled list.
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His presumptive backcourt partner, Jordan Clarkson, has instead come off the bench for most of the season behind Lou Williams.
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C James McCann is unlikely to be activated immediately when he's eligible to come off the 225-day disabled list.
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SS Adeiny Hechavarria (oblique) may be ready to come off the disabled list on Tuesday against the New York Mets.
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For him to finally concede to the possibility could indicate a significant step forward for the bout to come off.
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But in terms of what that's meant for Britain as a country, I think it has come off the worse.
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You know, so I try to avoid that, and I come off as being prejudiced, but I just have fears.
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RHP Taijuan Walker is in line to come off the disabled list and start Saturday against the Los Angeles Angels.
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Forgiving someone to come off as the better person seems worthy at best and disingenuous at worst, but Belicki disagrees.
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And as portrayed by Josh Brolin (via voice acting and motion capture), he doesn't come off as a cackling villain.
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Don't make extravagant demands of your lover or get bossy at a restaurant—you'll come off as a spoiled brat.
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Learn to do things like start conversations with a bang and come off as genuine and authentic when you speak.
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He just loved to see young comedians get off – to come off like a fat rat in a cheese factory.
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I mean, President Obama would come off Air Force One, they wouldn't even bring a staircase out to the plane.
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I may come off as a geeky futurist when I talk about the coming cognitive era, but it's already happening.
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The Japanese yen reversed an attempt to come off recent highs against the U.S. dollar, last trading near 108.15 yen.
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It kinda looked like he was trying to release it, and I didn't even see it come off his stick.
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The sculptures almost come off as computer-generated characters—too lifelike to be sculpture, but too foreign to be human.
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TwitterTats lets you create temporary tattoos of your favorite tweets that come off of your skin in about three days.
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NOTES: Orioles RHP Chris Tillman will come off the 15-day disabled list and start the series finale on Sunday.
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Cookie, betrayed, isn't relenting, and Lucious, as usual, says some patronizing things that are supposed to come off as sincere.
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Farrell said they're projecting Pedroia will be ready to come off the disabled list when the 10 days are up.
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She can come off as very desperate, but she's really just super passionate about acting in a very earnest way.
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Individual and team success is beyond slim in any other environment, even if he's willing to come off the bench.
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VanWyngarden: Yeah, you don't want to be annoying or come off as a joke band, like Flight of the Conchords.
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While I would come off the stage feeling like I'd blown people's minds, I cringe to think of it now.
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However, the training wheels will not come off right away, and we expect this to be a run-first offense.
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And, although Jane isn't trying to be mean, she can come off as judgmental when talking about others' parenting methods.
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It's been an unusually biting exchange between two CEOs that tend to come off as particularly well-rehearsed in public.
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Rodriguez is eligible to come off the disabled list Thursday, but Girardi said Saturday is probably the best-case scenario.
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They come with adhesive strips for easy application to the wall and come off the wall without damaging the surface.
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The euro was flat at $1.0586, having come off from a one-week high of $1.0631 scaled the previous day.
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In other words, if Trump is going to come off his position, he hasn't signaled it yet, the people said.
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One of hottest stocks over the past year has come off of all-time highs, but Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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If we come off a jacked-up call, my lieutenant might go in and put on a pot of tea.
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Where so many similar messages come off unthinking, you never doubt that these preoccupy Skereikis as deeply as his music.
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Booker might come off feisty, but he's level-headed, as shown in his diplomatic response to Trump's recent Twitter insults.
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Known unknowns: One of them is how many Iranian barrels come off the market in the short- and long-term.
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Hoiberg did not have a substitute ready, and forward Taj Gibson scrambled to come off the bench to replace Butler.
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It does come off as a bit scripted, especially compared to the two's previous posts on their social media pages.
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"The DJ would tease you with a sample then drop it and the roof would come off," Charlie told me.
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I didn't know "Outta the Woodwork" was going to come off so Alice Cooper, but it did in the moment.
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The GOP members of the committee mostly held back from directly attacking Yovanovitch — perhaps believing that would come off poorly.
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In reality, the bandages come off after 24 hours, and patients can usually farm or work a few days later.
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Such a character could, in some hands, come off as inert as he chain-smokes and dwells on his memories.
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In 1982, "Miami had just come off one of the most tumultuous periods any city has ever experienced," Kaplan recalled.
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The president, Mr. Bannon told Yahoo News, will "come off the chains" and use the findings to "bludgeon" his opposition.
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The reaction of the players when we've come off the back of a good morning's work was one of deflation.
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"The longer you are on a ventilator, the more likely you're not going to come off the ventilator," Cuomo said.
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If you're a homebody who enjoys alone time, for example, don't try to come off as an energetic thrill-seeker.
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On the other hand, Bernie Sanders is a year older than Biden and has come off as an ageless figure.
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While she has thus far resisted that pressure, Warren appears ready to come off the sidelines for the general election.
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In other words, just the kind of people we used to be — when "we" had just come off the boat.
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I no longer own a sewing machine and most of my clothes come off sale racks at the local Zara.
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Senators are preparing to come off the sidelines of the impeachment trial as the proceeding moves to its next phase.
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If you are what you like, any criticism of the thing you like can come off as a personal attack.
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Henne can't come off the IR until after Week 8, but there's no guarantee he'll be ready to play then.
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We're 24 hours away from the start of voting in New Hampshire's Democratic primary, and the gloves have come off.
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From now on, anything he says publicly or to lawmakers on the matter will just come off as political theater.
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"It adds to the sense that the recovery we were seeing last year has come off the boil," he said.
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RHP Jordan Zimmermann will come off the 15-day disabled list and start Thursday's matinee, Tigers manager Brad Ausmus announced.
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"Pioneers and innovative retailers like Lululemon continue to do well, even if the edge has come off growth, " Saunders said.
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"Eventually he did come off but he only stepped about a meter away and chatted to some supporters," KentLive reported.
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Rogers's buoyant hope and indomitable spirit don't come off as cheesy or saccharine, however, but genuine, admired, and almost wistful.
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Wildcard Avigdor Lieberman, whose far-right Yisrael Beitenu party won eight seats in parliament, could always come off the fence.
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"We buy new, so it's come off distilled into the cask beautifully, (and) it stays in their warehouse," Patrick said.
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At the end of the day, it is a good report and bonds did come off significantly since the report.
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I worried that these scenes would come off as unrealistic — until China put 11 million people in Wuhan on lockdown.
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Instead, the Grammys come off as the older generation scolding the young, the entrenched trying to rein in the newcomers.
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You know, drawing parallels to this president is tricky and I didn't want it to come off as a critique.
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The police colonel is right, she says, in noting that these Chinese businessmen don't come off as pistol-toting thugs.
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"I didn't want to, you know, come off like a creep when I asked her (to play mixed)," he said.
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Usually "authorized" documentaries about public figures come off as more hagiography than actual examination of the person's life and legacy.
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That's because smartphones come off the production line with special coating that repels human oils to prevent excessive screen smudging.
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So we come off stage at like 11PM and then we have to be up at 4.30AM or 5AM tomorrow.
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"Sometimes I may come off like I know what I'm doing or I'm confident, but I'm not always," she tells PEOPLE.
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It can play with formats that either wouldn't work or would come off as cheesy if they were done with people.
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As Stella, she exudes the kind of cheer and optimism that might come off as manufactured charm from any other actress.
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The U.S. 10-year yield has since come off its peak , a four-year high of 3.035 percent struck on Wednesday.
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Zack Wheeler (biceps) will come off the disabled list to make the start for New York opposite Philadelphia veteran Jeremy Hellickson.
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But Padres manager Andy Green is hesitant to say Solarte will come off the disabled list when eligible on April 26.
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Then the headphones would come off and the solo Jonas brother would try to guess how his brothers answered the question.
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Jeremy Lamb, Kemba, Malik, when Nic gets back, all these guys can come off pick-and-rolls and get easy shots.
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Actually, Lady and S come off as having almost too many skeletons in the closet for just a couple of characters.
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You want to come off as a friend, and just another compassionate human being saying, 'Hey, I think you deserve better.
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Some of the factors driving the price higher may be fleeting, and oil is widely expected to come off current levels.
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But of course, masks must eventually come off, and when they do the wearer will reckon with her true self underneath.
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So when All Hallow's Eve arrives, the gloves come off — and the period-accurate hand-knit cotton lace gloves go on.
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In either case, small pieces of a comet or asteroid can come off and then linger in the parent object's orbit.
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"The thing to understand is that we just come off the mother of all product cycles related to smartphones," he said.
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These surveys come off the heels of U.S. President Trump's State of the Union address, where he touted a strong economy.
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In the hands of another director, Deep Red, with its sometimes needlessly overcomplicated plot, could come off as laughable at times.
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Signs can be very helpful at weddings, but when they're overdone they come off as a massive do-it-yourself project.
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We come off a little bossy... because we have to be good patient advocates... to be the person our patient needs.
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Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lundgren had an unexpected run in on Thursday, and this time the gloves did not come off.
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The pay cap is starting to come off, but in the coming years public servants will be squeezed in other ways.
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They also use magnetic positioning to keep your device in place, so it doesn't slide around or come off very easily.
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By the same token, the fact that Kiryu is comfortable and loving with Haruto doesn't come off as a joke either.
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If all goes well, he will be activated Friday when he is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list.
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Indians OF Michael Brantley (ankle), expected to come off the paternity list, was placed on the 10-day DL on Monday.
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Following that, a 6-foot edge drop caused a chunk of the screen in the lower-left corner to come off.
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It felt a little presumptuous, and this was the first time Ive started to come off as a bit of blowhard.
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This criticism might come off as a bit harsh; on its face it has nothing to do with Cleveland's wretched defense.
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They come off as bullied underdogs, but ask anybody who played with them, and you'll hear tales of homicide narrowly averted.
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If your response isn't clear, it can come off as an incomplete thought, or it may fail to address the question.
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The question remains: Would we come off too strong if we wear this to an interview for the Obama internship position?
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And they'll all need to face individual challenges in local courts in order for those laws to come off the books.
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Since then, Belfort's sole fight has been against a considerably past-it Dan Henderson who has also come off of TRT.
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Bear in mind that we have just come off an earnings recession, where earnings decreased for five quarters before finally rebounding.
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It's expensive to produce, materials are costly and the yields –- how many useable displays come off the production line –- are low.
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But the shine has come off amid backlash from his party's Hindu nationalist ideology, the 2016 demonetization move and rural discontent.
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Either way, we're sure her performance will be a hit — even if the ink does eventually come off in the wash.
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As key products in seed and chemistry have come off patent, the change imperative for the Big 22017 has only strengthened.
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During sex, my boyfriend at the time came, pulled out, and then realized that the condom had sort of come off.
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Because it is my third time, I know that eventually it does come off, and so I'm not stressing about it.
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Next to this disheveled firebrand, the well-oiled "Clinton machine" can at times come off as too measured, inauthentic and conventional.
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There are more than 8 million pixels, so even the fastest moving moments of games come off as crisp and clear.
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RHP Stephen Strasburg (elbow) is unlikely to be ready by Thursday when he is eligible to come off the disabled list.
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But prices have since come off to trade around $52, and Mackenzie attributed the spike to traders covering their short positions.
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It's getting to a place where you think you're capable, and then those limitations come off and you can go higher.
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But it may be a struggle to restore the shine that has come off one of the Silicon Savannah's brightest stars.
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"Most notably in the West, it's not uncommon to see a home come off the market within a month," Yun said.
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And while it could come off as preaching to the converted, they are sentiments that offer levity in the darkest moments.
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Corporate profitability is improving as profit margins, which are still below their historical average, have come off the lows in 2016.
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Tackling big issues like indoctrinated racism and religious fundamentalism, The Spire still manages to come off as light on its feet.
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He said it was unclear what caused the rotor to come off as the helicopter went down in a steep descent.
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Although the Velcro straps sometimes come off, it is practically unheard of for the chip to become dislodged from the strap.
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" On the plus side, he said, "we've had enough storms these past few years that anything loose would have come off.
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After a while you'll want to introduce some novelty, but since it's been a while this could come off as desperate.
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Certain lines may make you come off like you're trying too hard, so it's best to avoid them if you can.
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These seven lines may make you come off like you're trying too hard, so avoid them the best you can.1.
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RHP Chien-Ming Wang is eligible to come off the disabled list Wednesday, but manager Ned Yost indicated he will not.
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He doesn't want to come off as a latecomer in a nation that has already moved past its pot-roast perspective.
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Women also reported high levels of "softening" their language so that they would come off as less aggressive in the workplace.
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Wholesale car auction company Manheim predicts 113 million vehicles will come off lease in 211 followed by 216 million in 245.
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But at the same time, if she's constantly jumping on Trump, she could come off much like Gore did in 2000.
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Vázquez's role on Tuesday was to come off the bench and replace Gareth Bale — recently returned from injury — once he tired.
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But if you discuss a significant mistake, like, "I lost a key client," she says you'll come off as a risk.
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Or it could be because it's always nearly impossible to get sauce splatters or caked on food to come off entirely.
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Although the Pirate Bay's mining scheme did come off a little shady, even 'legitimate' advertising schemes can run afoul of users.
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They can come off the streets and do something that will earn them some money—just like skateboarders, BMXers, and others.
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During her lip sync against Kameron you could tell she was trying to pull a stunt that didn't quite come off.
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I don't know … I hesitate saying that publicly, because I don't want to come off like I don't appreciate it. Yeah.
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"The administration is working to keep the train running to the degree that it doesn't come off the rails," Zandi said.
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Leos often come off as too commanding on emails and in meetings, and they're too quick to challenge their boss's judgement.
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But that only works if those other states believe that sanctions will come off when they meet the United States' demands.
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"He looked like a lot of the people come off the trail, kind of dirty" and smelling strongly, the sheriff said.
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Inside Pitch Reliever Jeurys Familia is with the team in Arizona and is eligible to come off the disabled list Sunday.
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He seemed like a high-end real estate broker trying to come off as friendly but anxious about closing a sale.
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Usually, they come off as an obvious ploy from a brand that's trying so hard to convince you they're a person.
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"Literally, by saying the word 'bro' I do try to come off like a high school kid having fun," he said.
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"As the months progress, compliance will come off, and countries will take advantage," said Abhishek Deshpande, an analyst at J.P. Morgan.
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Pedroia had just come off the disabled list on Tuesday, and Manager John Farrell said he might be headed there again.
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And he helped change the way teams view the role of reserves thanks to his willingness to come off the bench.
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I didn't want to come off as a try-hard, but I also didn't want to be seen as a slob.
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FEMA has made similar requests of utilities in the past, but typically the funds recovered come off the company's bottom line.
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At first glance, a Kiki and Herb cabaret show could come off as a bizarre and politically incorrect, yet addictive, mess.
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We think when those come off over the next couple of months that should take a little heat out of things.
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Under my administration, seven million Americans have come off food stamps, and 10 million people have been lifted off of welfare.
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She had come off a long flight from Ecuador and was headed to a new home she'd never seen in Connecticut.
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"If Sumit put a ring on this finger, it would never come off," says Jenny Slatten of her own Indian fiancé.
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So if you really do the math, you go O.K., that dress had to come off to get that shirt off.
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On Instagram, 32-year-old Greg* told me that he feared how he might come off when talking causally about sex.
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Trump supports the legislation, Republicans said, meaning the rule will come off the books as soon as he signs it. Sens.
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The Mets officially placed Familia on the disabled list Friday, making room for first baseman Lucas Duda to come off it.
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NOTES: Indians OF Michael Brantley (right shoulder surgery) is eligible to come off the disabled list Saturday, but that won't happen.
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Red Wings D Niklas Kronwall (knee surgery) remains out despite being eligible to come off long-term injured reserve Sunday. 2.
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Actually, the web series was a comedy — but it took Salovaara's directorial touch to make the humor come off the page.
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They also declined to say if any of the six countries covered by the travel ban will come off the list.
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As a result, McCain can at times come off as tense and angry on the show — something she addressed on WWHL.
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As we so often have done in the military, let's learn from the newest generation as they come off their battlefield.
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Of the more than 153 players who have won the honor dating to 1951, only 13 have come off the bench.
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Inside Pitch Jason Vargas (strained right calf) is scheduled to come off the disabled list to start Friday night in Pittsburgh.
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"I didn't come off looking very good because of decisions that I made or things that happened to me," Amet said.
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Well, you can if you come off of it, but you can't have a baby for five years of your life.
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Tom Holland masterfully channels Peter's teenage angst, which could easily come off as melodramatic or superficial, and infuses it with respect.
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Sometimes we come off stage and say things like: "I didn't like that mix you did in the middle of the set" or "you didn't seem yourself and didn't perform to your best," which on one hand is great, but it can also feel hurtful when you've just come off from the set and your buzzing from the performance.
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Adding workers to a region over time, even if it exacerbates income inequality just as much, has never come off as cataclysmic.
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LHP Danny Duffy (222-22000, 22015 ERA) is scheduled to come off the 21-day disabled list to start Tuesday in Seattle.
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"The Aussies did a 4:13 last week so you would imagine three seconds would come off that before Tokyo," she said.
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Alexandra Hedison presents two photographs of domestic items wrapped in plastic (furniture and a chandelier), both of which come off as melodramatic.
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One day I was in a store, and I saw a tag had come off a black shirt with a glittering front.
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Oddly specific prediction: They hang tough early, but the wheels come off by mid-November and they finish sixth in the Pacific.
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Nick's unwavering need to be likable and avoid the mistakes of previous Bachelors have made him come off as cold and unrelatable.
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Their Soundcloud page hosts a series of fragmented mixes called p_ropaganda, unsettling pieces of audio collage that come off like hellish radioplays.
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Once, in high school, I thought things would be different, I thought that the baby fat would just come off like magic.
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"Had I been told the risks of trying to come off this drug, I never would have started it," Ms. Hempel said.
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"CPM expects gold prices to come off after the British referendum Thursday, regardless of the outcome," said CPM Group in a note.
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The polling data saw sterling rally, stocks rise and bond yields come off of the record lows reached in the previous week.
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The latest quarter results come off a disappointing showing in the fourth quarter, which was hit by a sharp slowdown in China.
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I'd just come off six years of being an adviser to the CEO of John Deere; I'd visited every John Deere factory.
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GM also issued a separate recall for about 150 Buick Encore SUVs in 2013 to address steering wheels that could come off.
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I like the benefits of read receipts, and I don't care if I come off as harsh or something for not replying.
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It's a T-rex, so you're basically just up to your elbows in being able to move ... The head doesn't come off.
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Martin is eligible to come off the DL as soon as Friday, when Seattle begins a three-game series with the Rangers.
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Maybe it will come off as too far from the status quo and fall flat electorally, or distract from more popular issues.
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But prices have come off since early May, trending under $3 for most of the summer, as demand was within seasonal expectations.
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Baltimore RHP Chris Tillman, who has recorded 15 wins, is scheduled to come off the disabled list and start on Sept. 11.
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If you don't know me, I can come off as pushy, but there is something very gratifying about giving people something new.
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Correction February 22nd, 11:55AM ET: This article initially stated that net neutrality rules would come off the books on April 23rd.
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If all goes well, Blackmon will be activated Friday at Arizona when he's eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list.
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Sometimes the silicon over the buttons tries to come off, but I've been able to prevent that from happening up until now.
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"How amazing is this, because these shoes have come off," Bellisario, 32, said on her story while holding her high-heeled shoes.
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I hope that my experience and this article doesn't come off as an anti-competitive fitness, because it's not intended to be.
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FISCHER: WELL, WE HAD JUST COME OFF A VERY NEGATIVE EMPLOYMENT NUMBER THAT WAS FOR APRIL AND WE SAW IT IN MAY.
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NOTES: Seattle OF Jarrod Dyson (strained right groin) was eligible to come off the disabled list and was not cleared to return.
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"I don't want this to come off the wrong way, but I'm going to tell my contestants: Be Bernie Sanders," she said.
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"Once you're in an environment where sanctions come off investors can step in and lend new money to the country," Conelius said.
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It's a distracting tick—how is somebody supposed to come off as sexy if they can't even remember to take a drag?
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The euro was a shade lower at $1.0583, having come off from a one-week high of $1.0631 scaled the previous day.
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Thursday that promises to be the most gripping television to come off of Capitol Hill since the Clinton impeachment hearings or Watergate.
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Did she mean to come off as out of touch and tone-dead by wearing snakeskin stiletto heels to hurricane-ravaged Texas?
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That's body-shaming on a few levels, and not the kindest thing to share — especially when it's meant to come off complimentary.
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Wood was bumped from the starting rotation with Rich Hill scheduled to come off the 10-day disabled list and start Sunday.
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The challenge is doing that in a way that's delicious, approachable and doesn't come off sounding too much like a Portlandia episode.
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When doling out a compliment, stay focused on the positive—anything else can make you come off as snide or even snobbish.
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It's just such a difficult feeling to come off stage and have this amazing buzz and then be like…'so what now?
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Similarly, synthetic fibers come off in the wash — but they're so small, and there's no filter inside the machines to catch them.
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Google is in the business of knowing all it can about you, and sometimes, it can come off as a bit creepy.
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Violari stressed, however, these cases are extremely rare and that people infected with HIV should by no means come off their treatment.
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Many companies have such ambitions, but it's rare to see them come off as well as they did for Qualcomm this year.
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With patients, she's personable and nurturing, though she can come off as a bit stern—sort of like a wise, older friend.
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However, she did not come off the final bend with her usual authority and Miller-Uibo surged ahead into the final straight.
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That might come off as entitlement, but it's a business decision that highlights how the internet is shifting how labor markets work.
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Aminu Umar doubled their lead with a glancing header that may have come off his shoulder from a corner after 58 minutes.
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Scientists have traditionally been wary about voicing political opinions, fearing they will come off as partisan, and therefore unbiased, in their research.
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I do think you get people who are aware of how they can come off, just because they have a Southern accent.
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The anti-depressants I was on while my mom was sick made me gain 30 pounds , and the weight won't come off.
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But then she'd come off stage and she'd be herself again," she explains, "I feel like I've learnt a lot from her.
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The entire scene, so surreal at first, feels obvious as our shrimp come off the grill and are loaded onto a plate.
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