"Bombs going off in a city is reminiscent of a bombing going off at home."
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Christopher "Prince" Michael Harty from "Love and Hip Hop Miami" is going off on Black Twitter for going off on LGBTQ rappers.
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Today we have three - all going off technology platforms.
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It's interesting -- this is a little going off script.
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"She starts going off, she throws the phone," he said.
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" The mother of two added, "Malia's going off to college.
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Please tell me if I'm going off on a tangent.
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Did Maleni get emotional after going off her birth control?
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"That's when the red flags started going off," Hallwarth says.
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BTW ... Jamie's no stranger to going off on fans either.
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But otherwise, my game was going off without a hitch.
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He's infamous for saying offensive stuff and going off script.
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The bullshit detector started going off right from the top.
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Going off to college is like marriage — a public event.
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After we keep the train from going off the cliff.
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Editorial Witnesses said it sounded like a bomb going off.
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"We knew it was a gun going off," he says.
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Now it's going off, the bass reverberating around the room.
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It sounded like bombs going off, one at a time.
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It was people's smoke detectors and burglar alarms going off.
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Here's a video that shows the malfunctioning bomb going off.
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You'll have people screaming in your ear, guns going off.
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Alarm system keeps randomly going off and the cars won't start.
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There is no gunfire or explosion going off in the background.
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Going off that number, we're looking at about $6,000 photo opp.
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Instead of going off, the gun introduced in Act I is
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Were you just going off of the "seven-year itch" saying?
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"A bomb going off generically is a terrorist activity," he said.
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Goldberg's official Twitter account started going off about Trump on Wednesday.
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Bannon, I&aposm going off the chain against Singer he said.
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"A bomb going off is generically a terrorist activity," Cuomo said.
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He's proactively going off [to find the right female board member].
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She and Kylie have no intentions of going off the rails.
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Nobody's worried that John is going off to scheme and strategize.
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About four hours later I hear my home alarm going off.
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If someone is going off script, ask questions and be encouraging.
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But the thought of going off male hormones made him depressed.
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Tom Arnold was STILL going off about the fucking tapes. Ugh.
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Like so many others, quitting wasn't a light bulb going off.
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It's like a roller coaster malfunctioning and going off the rails.
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The best drama currently on television is going off the air!
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"At 3 A.M., we had live mortars going off," Murnion said.
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If your Scientology alarm bells are going off, you're not alone.
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"Basically, they're going off to kill their roommates," Professor Sandweiss said.
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It was just that going off school grounds was too dangerous.
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And so Pierre calls me, and he's going off on me.
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Snooki says she did the same before going off on Jen.
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Few among us love the sound of an alarm going off.
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A lot of them are going off to the mega-churches.
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For all its flaws, it feels like an alarm going off.
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It was light a light bulb going off in my head.
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"It's like a bomb that just keeps going off," she said.
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We barely got the question out before Nancy started going off.
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But when we opened the door, the alarm started going off.
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"I've got bagpipes, a baby crying and bombs going off," explained Depp.
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Going off the grid doesn't even require a trip into the boonies.
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Murdoc: Before I heard that song I was going off the rails.
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I could just see the Taser lights going off in the car.
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The celebrity smoke detector is going off, warning us of… what, exactly?
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Gard died on July 28, 2017, shortly after going off life support.
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Like a light switch going off, the Medina suddenly transforms after dark.
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It wasn't until like "Day to Day" was going off a lot.
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"I'm not sure I totally deserve it," Trump said, going off-script.
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My apologies for getting hormonal and going off the rails a bit.
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Going off road Dr. Timothy Amukele is a pathologist at Johns Hopkins.
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Going off surnames, it's safe to assume Galen and Jyn are related.
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It's not like he attacked US military forces going off to Syria.
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Antoine Crouin Lagos, Nigeria It's 232am, and the bell is going off.
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Not sure whether he should be going off at us about it.
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Wasn't he always on the verge of going off the deep end?
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Trump is also well known for going off script in planned speeches.
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A robot anesthesiologist designed by Johnson & Johnson is going off the market.
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Damon Wayans was fired after just one season for going off-script.
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They should not be going off on recess before this is done.
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DING DING DING the alarm bells were going off in my head.
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This weekend, that meant my alarm was going off at 5 a.m.
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"These special counsels have a way of going off the rails," Rep.
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Going off to V.E.S. had delighted him and just about everyone else.
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So what are they going off of when they make their predictions?
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But let's put it this way: my group chats were going off!
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Even those closest to Ms. Warren appear skittish about going off-script.
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Conan O'Brien's late-night show may be going off the nightly grind.
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"Human touch is endangered," Sloane says, going off-script in a meeting.
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But there is little doubt when one is going off the rails.
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"There's times I walk home and hear gunshots going off," he said.
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However, there were no reports of sirens going off in the state.
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He was 18 at the time, going off to college at Princeton.
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Looks like Chippendales is getting creative ... and NOT going off the radar.
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The international perception was riots, bombs going off, blood in the streets.
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The Stars' season is on the verge of going off the rails.
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When you're recording now, they retouch and over-record and take all of the soul out of it...The other day Neil was going off on MP3s, I was going off on HD—it's the exact same thing.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate.
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"That was the point that I was going off the road," he said.
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Outside we saw the children crying looking for parents and sirens going off.
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After the game, in 1993, Pedro said he didn't regret going off-speed.
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Yes. I mean, they're going off on nonsensical quests – Lindsey Graham and Jordan.
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"Now Malia is going off to college … And I'm starting to choke up."
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The Salton Sea is a dust bomb that has already begun going off.
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There were fireworks going off over our heads, and Kenny Loggins was singing.
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As fireworks start going off above them, Colton leans in for the kiss.
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She contemplates going off of hormonal birth control, which can make migraines worse.
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No. It was the event photographer's flash going off for just a moment.
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The place was really going off and THAT system was at its finest.
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ET (1100 GMT) for Saturday's third round in threesomes going off two tees.
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It's not believed the engine trouble was the cause of going off course.
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Going off her answers ... it's safe to say Arianny's on The Money Team!!
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He's just going off what other people are telling him, and it's false.
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Now Malia is going off to college … And I'm starting to choke up.
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The thought of going off-script made me feel both guilty and nervous.
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Going off-script The way a Dragone show evolves is, perhaps unsurprisingly, unorthodox.
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The rest of the world already seemed to be going off the rails.
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Rachel Aviv on the challenges one woman faced while going off psychiatric drugs.
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Chelsea was going off to school, and my kids had gone to college.
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I'm going off how I feel, and what feels right in the moment.
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The art scene is really going off, with young people doing their crafts.
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Kourtney Kardashian shared her own video of the fireworks going off at Disney.
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If a ride were going off-course, he said, operators could immediately intervene.
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Did Ms. Lamarr have a eureka moment, like a light bulb going off?
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Then, there were the two snowmobilers who'd recently disappeared after going off-piste.
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Gear Hiking boots are going off the trails and veering into fashion's lane.
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When officers arrived on the scene, gunshots were still going off, officials said.
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Going off a drug, or two, or five—can be a rocky road.
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I mean, I know that he's going off to do some investing thing.
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He's incredibly quick, alert to the fun of things going off the rails.
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There should be several alarm bells going off as you read this story.
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"Fireworks were going off left and right for about two hours," Caputo said.
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I'd reprimand him for going off his medications; he'd label me weak-minded.
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It's the summer of 2015, and my baby is going off to camp.
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Before Selliti left, Mohamed asked him why he was going off to fight.
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"It can be as loud as a firecracker going off," Mr. Esposito said.
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Szymanski said firefighters reported hearing smoke alarms going off, but not fire alarms.
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Did it make you think of going off a lot of these devices?
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Because even when going off the deep end, I had to be an extremist.
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"I personally love to show off everything that's going off underneath," she told PEOPLE.
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Yes, of course it's a good idea to stop the nukes from going off.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate, however.
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"Frankly right now all my internal warning bells are going off," the email continued.
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If you are following an eating regimen and you're going off-script, that's fine.
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"I don't know about going off on him, because he's very sensitive," Kylie said.
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Alarm bells started going off — and I don't just mean in the Anaheim Marriott.
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We don't wanna be acting like we're going off the cliff, because we're not.
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" Originally the city stated that the sirens were going off due to a "malfunction.
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There were fireworks going off and we could hear people from the parade cheering.
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"He's going off with his girlfriend and I'm living with my girlfriend," Harington explained.
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It plans to rework both products in part by going off an earlier formula.
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Kim wants to know what Tristan says about Khloé going off of the pill.
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Toni Trump keeps going off-script on the states he thinks he can win.
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They believed their girls needed a familial foundation before going off into the world.
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I'm just going off the rails now, so... [laughter] Evan: I don't know man.
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Once the new bot gets in range, we start to hear rounds going off.
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It was a neat idea, but ended up going off the rails a bit.
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My mental alarm clock is going off, telling me I should already be awake.
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How do you have time to use Twitter, going off on everyone and anyone?
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This was, for me, as uncharacteristic as going off the grid for four days.
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"Our show going off the air has to only mean one thing," Wilmore said.
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My traveler alarm bells kept going off: We were missing out on the Caravaggios!
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I've found that the disruptions of going "off-road" brings them into sharper focus.
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The equivalent of hundreds of lightning strikes going off at once had just exploded.
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Who doesn't like cannons packed with fully prepared meals going off in their faces?
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Who doesn't like cannons packed with fully prepared meals going off in their faces?
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The challenge of going off to college is leaving the nest without coming unmoored.
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It was suited, styled and forged for the young Marine going off to fight.
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"Your eye is always going off to one corner of the screen," he says.
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"There is a light bulb that is sort of going off," Ms. Powell said.
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Then there are times where I'm just going off and exploring with the camera.
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She didn't speak, and the next thing I knew the alarm was going off.
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"I'm older, so all sorts of historical alarm bells were going off," he wrote.
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Then, the Twitter storm began ... with Kanye going off on his issues with Drake.
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We had just walked backstage when I heard what I assumed was firecrackers going off.
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We were exploring different avenues there, and the story was going off in different directions.
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When yall saw me on BET going off on torae i was high off lean.
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Hosts are going off script and doing pretty much whatever the hell they want. 2.
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Going off that same vibe, I included club edits of Spice Girls and Britney Spears.
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"I used to be a lot more afraid of going off script," she told me.
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One thing's for sure: These sights are certainly worthy going off the beaten path for.
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I wrote that for my father going off to World War II. And 'Immigration Man'?
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Speaking of Toby, he's having withdrawal symptoms because of going off his antidepressants cold turkey.
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Just going off the way he sings about shit and the way the songs move.
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Fire alarm is going off in the distance but otherwise no sound but her breathing.
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She's "going off handle," according to her boss, who threatens to make her take leave.
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But before I could go mention it to my supervisor, the switchboard starts going off.
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SMITH: Well, if this is the case and we&aposre going off a report here.
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"It was like a huge explosion of information going off in my brain," she said.
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We looked at each other and then 228 seconds later, fire alarms started going off.
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Plus, there are those pesky flashbulbs going off to capture every single moment of it.
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For all the ECB focus, the day's real fireworks were already going off in Turkey.
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"Part of the joy of the game is going off the beaten path," he said.
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I'm just going off what I did with a fake sick day in middle school.
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They were going off: And we'll just let Howler close this one out as well:
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The E5 might not have the new aspect ratio, at least going off this leak.
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As these alarms were going off, one nation after another reached for the snooze button.
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They did a good job of spreading the floor and going off pick-and-rolls.
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Going off their medication without supervision could be dangerous, according to the American Heart Association.
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If he manages to read from a TelePrompter without going off script, he's being presidential.
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"A load of rounds that would always be going off this time," he told CNN.
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For those interested in going off road with an all-terrain vehicle, look no further.
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A security video reportedly shows a metal detector going off as the people pass through.
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It's not unlike going off hormonal birth control; all the systems kick back into gear.
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Well, going off The Room itself, you're a bit of a romantic at heart, no?
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Someone in the Soviet leadership realized that the general secretary was going off the rails.
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Which song has been really going off in the clubs for you this past summer?
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Biden, of course, has a well-earned reputation of going off-script, misspeaking or meandering.
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Chaos. He's talking about going off the grid and being executed by the Mexican cartel.
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He also wanted it to be sexy: ''The audience's mirror neurons should be going off.
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All the bells were going off and we knew it was time to do something.
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This is a problem when his phone is going off and interrupting his precious sleep.
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If we get more proof on it, cool, but I'm not going off museum facts.
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Going off of that, it doesn't really make sense how he and Angela would meet.
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"We should not have to worry about our kids going off to school," he said.
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And given Trump's propensity for going off script, it'd be wise to keep expectations low.
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Businesses in South African cities are increasingly installing solar panels, effectively going off the grid.
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He vanishes in Asia, going off grid, becoming at times unreachable to his own deputies.
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A week after going off Yaz in my early 20s, I was a different person.
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They were going off accounts from family members, written biographies, and Turing's archive of correspondences.
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In her three-acre backyard, we can hear them going off in the cloudy distance.
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"There's no alarm bells going off in your head or any thoughts like that," he said.
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She graduated from high school, going off to college, and I'm just really proud of her.
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And, going off of Murphy's rules, she probably won't make it out of those woods alive.
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"I've got big plans for his bedroom," Ripa said ahead of him going off to university.
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"She starts going off, she throws the phone...'I hate you,'" Brown says in the documentary.
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Justin Theroux and Tessa Thompson are keeping their Lady and the Tramp bond going off-screen.
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But in true Shondaland fashion, their big day definitely won't be going off without a hitch.
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Just viciously attacking his instrument, with his eyes closed and sweating, and just, like, going off.
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He said he felt the train tip over and realized it was going off the tracks.
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None of that really matters when it comes to Cottonmouth, who is going off the rails.
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Going off and playing poker is fun, but it's also yet another way to get money.
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"I will tell you, the flashbulb going off — I didn't want to do that," Garriss says.
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It's full of great action beats, superpowers going off all over the place, and huge laughs.
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Going off the reception of both the CGI trailer and the gameplay one, fans are excited.
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It's primal and almost euphoric—you're going off adrenaline and rage that makes you feel invincible.
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Going off the drug whenever his PSA level was low would translate to huge cost savings.
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But you know what's not fun: going off into the wilderness and dying on your own.
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I will not lament that the whole thing was started by someone going off half-cockyed.
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Levels that begged to be explored, and always rewarded you for going off the beaten path.
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Has anyone going "off the air" left you feeling less engaged with a pastime you loved?
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Three minutes into a second-round playoff game, the Cavaliers were going off-window for dunks.
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Despite having these tailored Cliffs Notes, Trump is notorious for going off script to disastrous results.
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"The ambassador has to keep them from going off on all different agency directions," he explained.
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Like some people going off to college, say, some stars leave home and never come back.
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One of the biggest stars in the sport going off after less than half an hour?
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She likes occasionally to tuck handwritten thank-you notes into packages going off to unsuspecting customers.
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They call it a spoiler alert, right, and there are flags going off in my brain.
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"Next thing you know there's fire truck and ambulance sirens going off all over the neighborhood."
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As travelers who enjoy going off the beaten path, we have learned to welcome the unexpected.
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All the while, orderlies, confident that the situation is under control, have been going off duty.
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Our alarm bells were massively going off by this point, but somehow, it didn't stop there.
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The network's new web series, Going Off the Menu, is all about super exclusive dining experiences.
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If it means going off the Republican National Committee song sheet to win, so be it.
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I would never leave you, I tell her through the closed door, going off script. Never.
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"I think Kinmen is going off on its own to establish relations with China," she said.
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I loved Gustavo Arellano going off on In-N-Out in the Journal of Alta California.
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He reportedly had a history of going off his medication, experiencing paranoid delusions and being hospitalized.
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When Barron was first born, she used to say: 'I'm going off to play with Barron.
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He was in a cafe on base when phones started going off around him, Pottinger said.
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Behind our rooming house was a long black rail yard, going off to Stanley and Bingham.
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On Pro Basketball PHOENIX — Devin Booker can remember his alarm going off at 4:30 a.m.
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When Warren began going off on campaign fundraising transparency and millionaires, Buttigieg became her unwitting target.
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Going off-road, he took a jolting path through acacia trees toward Malapa, the sediba site.
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We had one kid actually get kicked out of class because their phone kept going off.
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They couldn't figure out why it was going off and the teacher said it was disruptive.
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I jumped to my conclusion like I was going off a cliff with my eyes closed.
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He was elected class president in high school before going off to Stanford and Yale Law.
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The first day after going off sugar, I woke up with a bit of a stomachache.
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That's what Kindlon gets into, while going off on a handful of tangents in the process.
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But I don't recall the fire alarm going off the entire time we were locked down.
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The Carolina Panthers QB hit up V Live in Atlanta ... and the place was going off!
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They also handed out earplugs to protect our ears from the sound of the gun going off.
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As he walked out, Tone says the kid's mom started going off on him ... prompting the clash.
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Jamie Jones' sets began going off with the same drops and cheers as a DJ EZ show.
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Swift has slowly returned to using Instagram more regularly after going off the grid prior to Reputation.
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But the show initially was going off script from the romantic comedies that had come before it.
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"It's a little bit like the roadrunner going off the cliff and continuing to run," said Nace.
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Sometimes they feel like soldiers going off to leave their families and go and serve their country.
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It's suitable for all genders and going off the back of its reviews, is also incredibly comfortable.
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Why, then, do I think it's okay to have a chiming phone going off every few minutes?
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Going off-script isn't always easy, and many of these women have experienced financial and emotional challenges.
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"At first when I heard the popping, I thought it was a tire going off," Fogal said.
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Alarm bells are going off in the U.S. and Europe over Big Tech's invasion of our privacy.
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Bran has been oddly distant, going off into his greenseeing space for the length of entire scenes.
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The effects of going off benzos cold turkey (as opposed to tapering) are legendary in their awfulness.
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Not only were streets burning but bombs were going off at a frequency we can't imagine today.
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And going off of changing perspectives, speak on Maggie Gyllenhaal who plays "Candy," a pimp-less prostitute.
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Going off the deep end with Lennon is probably easier than making small talk about the weather.
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Going off the derech means rejecting everything you've known, and often turning your back on your family.
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Now a new study, published Monday, follows how patients like him fare after going off these drugs.
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Thousands of people in the Texas city were treated to the sounds of tornado sirens going off.
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All sorts of basic "humans shouldn't be moving this fast" alerts were going off inside my cranium.
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There are few things more embarrassing than your phone going off in public at an awkward moment.
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But the show initially was going off-script from the romantic comedies that had come before it.
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The working group's formation is also meant to keep individual senators from going off on their own.
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And so begins, my camping experience… "BEEP BEEP BEEP" my alarm is going off, its 6:00am.
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The cabin altitude warning started going off "shortly thereafter," which Sumwalt says usually occurs around 14,000 feet.
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If all goes as planned, broadcasters will be compensated for going off the air or moving channels.
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Donny's Deutsch's "Saturday Night Politics" will be going off the air after just 13 episodes on MSNBC.
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I feel my bones going off to preach on their own, each with a slightly different story.
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If any business took a 10 to 12 percent business hit, red lights would be going off.
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Of course, he can't help going off script, making bizarre claims when irked by a reporter's questions.
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"I thank you for that, Jean-Claude," Mr. Trump said, going off-script from an agreed statement.
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Because of this, I am going off to college with little to no knowledge about everyday skills.
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But yes, basically, he starts going off on all the things that are wrong with professional football.
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Albert Rodrigues, a resident of Guánica reported tsunami sirens going off, which he said officials later cancelled.
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First was the physical reality of a huge bomb going off in the diplomatic district of Kabul.
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BONOVITZ I love Bill Traylor's "Runaway Goat Cart," the way the image is going off the page.
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But that didn't stop one Democrat's ringtone from going off loudly enough to echo through the chamber.
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I could hear thunder roaring in the distance, intermingled with occasional artillery and mortar shells going off.
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Maybe all this is why I'm so scared of these kinds of programs going off the air.
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Going off the beaten path will yield beautiful places that are far cheaper than crowded tourist spots.
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Ahh, when someone punishes a billion dollar social platform by going off it for seven days max.
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PAKSONG, Laos — Petchinda Chantamart first heard what sounded like a bomb going off a few miles away.
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At worst, Michael worried that meeting his offspring could result in his own biological clock going off.
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"I was going off like a Christmas tree – the whole place was swirling with lights," Roberts recalls.
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Do they think he's bad and are just trying to keep him from going off the rails?
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But a group of experts responding to the Russia study said it did not adequately assess the risk of overdosing after going off Vivitrol, given that earlier studies in Australia had found overdose risk to be particularly high in people going off the pill form of the medication.
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Sometimes that means going off the tape to review privately held companies that could impact publicly traded competition.
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Going off of the urging of their peers, Hays and West go after Tom harder than ever before.
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Gonzalez had finally fallen asleep when his wife walked in and told him his phone was going off.
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"That stupid thing was always going off," Becky-as-Sasha explains of the smoke detector in her room.
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At this point, alarm bells were going off left, right and center, but I decided to dig deeper.
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I know my alarm has to be going off soon, but I am grateful for these few minutes.
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"The economic and psychological effect of that was like a neutron bomb going off over Moscow," he said.
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Kurt Wright, who told local news outlets that working smoke detectors were going off when fire crews arrived.
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All of that is on top of the obvious and standard response of the car alarm going off.
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In one, a woman staying two floors below Paddock said she heard gunfire going off and called 911.
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" As she and Frankel discussed things, Medley admitted that she fears going off into "an abyss of loneliness.
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Amy Schumer clarified that her Comedy Central show is simply taking a break, not going off the air.
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What proceeds is Swift going off on her clone in a bonkers way Swifties have never seen before.
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But, he has no illusions about cities like Cairo or Alexandria when it comes to going off-grid.
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Read on for everything you need to know about the unexpected side effects of going off the pill.
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However, the hotel staffer thought Brody was going off on them ... and sent security to kick him out.
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And Spotify CEO Daniel Ek was the CEO of uTorrent before going off to found his own company.
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"But we might hope for a Gallatin who kept Presidents Jefferson and Madison from going off the rails."
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" When she landed, Rosemary writes, "As I was going off the plane they wanted to take my picture.
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A solid squad of girlfriends can also keep you from going off the rails during more emotional moments.
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If you're trying to keep score, that's somewhere in the neighborhood of 5,000 fireworks going off almost simultaneously.
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I say "sorta" because it's going off a different definition of HDR than the one 4K TVs use.
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And going off the photoset alone this seemed like the most sensible way to extract maximum Cheetos flavor.
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And, you know, going off on little retreats and conjuring up new ideas on how to raise money.
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That's when I put it together; it was the device going off—it had gone off seven times.
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I recall going off for half an hour and sitting with a Mellotron he had, writing the tune.
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The fans were pretty obvious, with flashes going off only 10 feet away from Bill, according to Scott.
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Waking up to a blaring alarm is annoying, especially if it's not even your alarm that's going off.
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We were going off of artists we loved, and what we thought was gonna continue to do well.
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To get Daisy and John involved with all those huge explosions going off is very important to me.
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It felt like a literal bomb going off, and my dread actually increased with each time I fired.
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Maybe now's the time to recognize the most visible consequence of the show going off-book: the pace.
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Now, going off the source material, understand that I've been a James Baldwin stan for quite some time.
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"I love going off the beaten path with yoga," says Lauren Porat, yoga instructor and founder of YogaSpark.
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After going off and back on four or five times, I told them, 'I can't do this anymore.
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With 16 quarterbacks going off at higher prices in DraftKings, he looks like a great value this weekend.
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If you're going off to art school or you just love to create, you need quality art supplies.
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In the tense atmosphere of the car the sound was like the blast of a gun going off.
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Maintaining momentum while preventing the economy from going off the side of the road is the main goal.
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Some people are going OFF on Waka on social media ... others are laughing it off as a joke.
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There was a bunch of friends in South Australia, young guys, and they were just absolutely going off.
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Everyone is holding lights up for each other and there's so many flashes going off at the table.
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Danny Amendola caught all eight of his targets on Sunday, going off for 95 yards against the Giants.
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One traveler recalled the lights going off in the jetway as he disembarked from his flight from Boston.
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Frosted Confetti Cupcake returned after going off shelves in 2017 following requests from fans to bring it back.
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"Shots were still going off when I came out of the room," an officer said on the scanner.
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But Dr. Goodman cautioned against going off the drug cold turkey because there can be unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
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Biden has always been known for going off the cuff and saying things that get him into trouble.
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"I traded a guy once while a confetti cannon was literally going off in our stadium," Lagerwey said.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said it appeared he was "going off the rails" to protect Mr. Trump.
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You do not like to be deceived, Scorpio, and your nonsense meter is definitely going off this month!
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Technicians stand in front of pyrotechnics going off during an international air show in Bucharest, Romania, Aug. 24.
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The eclectic radio program that has influenced New York's music scene since 1982 is going off the air.
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Maybe by the time this came out in 2000, all-out cheating was going off-trend, who knows?
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So we're certainly not used to this level of shootings, bombs going off and the pedestrians being hit.
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G.I.s going off to war used to have pics of their wife or girlfriend in a pinup pose.
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Mr. Trudeau seemed to deride Mr. Trump for going off schedule to answer questions from reporters on Tuesday.
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George had never touched that stuff—the tidal wave swallowing the city, the train going off the tracks.
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Naturally all the beepers started going off one by one as Bush took questions on the ninth green.
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Before I knew it my alarm was going off and my first day of the experiment had begun.
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Scheuer claims the ignition switch defect prevented his air bags from going off and protecting him in the crash.
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And we're not just talking screaming and "yaaaas"-ing going off — but sobbing, weeping, and all around losing it.
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And just now as I'm talking to you, I'm realizing that I'm sort of going off into the ether.
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I actually would have been fine, you know, setting all of this aside and going off and who knows?
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I saw all these notifications going off on my phone that a stream had opened on Frank Ocean's website.
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Going off mission, or outside of your core competencies, hurts the overall focus of a unit or military campaign.
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Another innovation is a fridge that tests gases released by food such as meat when it is going off.
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There were plenty of signs that Do Not Track was going off the rails long before Markey and Sen.
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Still, the vehicle continues: It is seen crossing a median onto another road before going off the road entirely.
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Be smart: Every indicator is going off that this will not be a friendly election to milquetoast or moderation.
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So this column will try to do something tricky: explore what's ailing Apple without going off the deep end.
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This collaborative process helps teach humans about how machines learn, while also preventing algorithms from going off the reservation.
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Going off your medications can often solve the issue completely, and reducing the dose may also do the trick.
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Thirty days after going off the drug, the changes were more pronounced than when they were on the drug.
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So antidepressants might be bad for your baby, but going off them might be bad for your baby too.
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Robert Schmus, a 27-year-old American social worker with Asperger's, describes leaving school as "going off the cliff".
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Halfway through a Year of Lil Wayne, we are in similar territory—celebrating and potentially going off the rails.
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In April, we speculated that the company might release a Flex 2 and Charge 2, going off trademark filings.
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You also see explosions going off in the midst of the clash ... although it's unclear who set them off.
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"After going off the air, I received an apology email from Jessica, the owner of Dainty Hooligan," wrote Zarrabi.
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Faced with a choice between Trump being Trump and Bannon going off the reservation, it was a no-brainer.
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Going off the sell-out success of the Jet Lag Mask, we highly suggest that you snag it quickly.
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Omg... I was on a plane and the stress watching the airplane mode not going off to tweet this!!
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He kept undercutting his own political message by going off script at his rallies with caustic attacks on Mrs.
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Existing operators who fail to secure a license will have 90 days before going off air, the government said.
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A candidate going off script has become like a canteen of cold water to someone marooned in the desert.
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Going off of the complex emotions of Bradley, was it particularly hard for you, Vince, to play his character?
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Once I started trying some of Apple's more recent and advanced features, though, things started going off the rails.
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She constantly presented stories of former patients going off of medication as inspiring success stories I should work towards.
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"Belfast is quite small, so you could hear the bombs going off, or shots being fired," Mr. McCafferty said.
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But when the flames crashed into it Tuesday night it was like a "gas bomb" going off, he said.
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"I'm trying my hardest to change the direction of a bus that's going off the cliff," Mr. Muniz explained.
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We got video of Drizzy going off on someone on his security team after he learned about the heist.
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We've obtained additional video that shows Shia was going off about a bartender refusing to serve him french fries.
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Wendy Hiller's lead character thinks she knows where she's going — off to the Scottish Hebrides to marry for money.
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These days, reading autofiction can feel a bit like trying to meditate while a fire alarm is going off.
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But they have one major shortfall: They're only effective if you're actually home to hear the siren going off.
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The television show "Hawaii Five-O" was popular for a dozen years before going off the air in 1980.
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Then came the first-run leader, Wendy Holdener, who went around a few gates before going off the course.
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But a rapid decline in the world's manta populations means that the gills may soon be going off the market.
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So, going off everything you know and what we saw last night, what do you think we see in November?
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Old drama from The View has resurfaced, thanks to a 2006 recording of Elisabeth Hasselbeck going off on Barbara Walters.
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This turned into a string of fireworks going off all over town right behind the bus for the whole ride.
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When he comes home I make some frozen ravioli for dinner before going off to work on some new crafts.
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Three weeks of going off testosterone was the price I had to pay for the chance at a biological child.
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If it was going off course, the drone could trigger the parachute or any other stabilizing mechanism to be deployed.
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After going off the birth control pill, she started experiencing "crazy hormonal changes" that impacted her sleep, weight, and exercise.
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Anyone going off to college in a few months will need a new laptop for taking notes and writing essays.
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Again, going off the Journal's description, the test determines whether a player's symptoms will subside quickly or linger for weeks.
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Video from the scene shows small explosives going off in crowds that had gathered in the middle of the street.
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It's a situation where alarm bells should be going off among every person who cares about the GOP and conservatism.
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The fireworks were going off in my heart long before the real ones shot off into the desert night sky.
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The Sound of Everyone's Amber Alert Going Off at Once YEAH WE GET IT PATRICIA YOUR KID IS MISSING 12.
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The regular P20 looks like it'll only have a dual, rear-facing camera system, going off a prior Blass leak.
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None of these experts had ever examined Clinton personally and were going off photos and allegations surfaced on the web.
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Nashville scored on its only power-play chance in regulation, with Ekholm's shot going off Carolina defenseman Brett Pesce's stick.
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Because our menu is seasonal things are constantly coming on, going off, or getting tweaked to suit the available ingredients.
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Kaepernick may not be going off to war to fight for his country, but he is no less a patriot.
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Twitter was quick to call out the rather bizarre timing of the fire alarm going off as a mere coincidence.
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Sweden was going off a cliff until about a decade ago when conservatives took over and implemented pro-capitalist reforms.
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Solely going off Polymaker's Kickstarter images, the new filament and Polysher really does make 3D printer creations look more legit.
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The girls immediately start getting flashbacks to when Dennis disappeared for several days after going off her anti-depressant medication.
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Game streamers may find that their viewers going off to also play the game they're playing affects their streaming numbers.
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Maybe that's because it marked the point where Tha Carter III started going off the rails into cheesy pop territory.
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The show went off the air a couple of times before finally going off the air for good in 2013.
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Like him, she is good at conjuring mayhem: a riot, a blackout, a bomb going off at the country club.
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"If you don't feel comfortable and those alarms are going off, you need to stop the bus," Garcia-Houchins says.
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Everything was going off without a hitch: We were drinking, having a great time, and then we started making out.
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Levins: The highlight of the night before was the entire crowd going off as 50 Cent's "In Da Club" played.
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Despite their two-dimensional features, each drawing feels familiar, like returning to your old bedroom after going off to college.
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From my drug use to my fits of (often violent) rage, I was dangerously close to going off the rails.
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They could hear firecrackers going off outside, the expensive kind that sizzle and pop and burn for half an hour.
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"American Idol," a politics-free singing contest that lasted 14 years on Fox before going off the air in 2016?
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One hundred and sixty-five miles away, President Trump was apparently going off on one of his hurricane news conferences.
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At the same time, you also don't want a rogue military officer going off and launching nukes on his own.
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This play, devised by the Mad Ones troupe, is about a children's television show going off the air in 1979.
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Then I'll go on retreat again, as I did this spring, going off the grid for days at a time.
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The opening credits roll by while you ride a motorcycle across a busy futuristic street, explosions going off around you.
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"Just going off how I feel in these early stages makes me think it won't be that long," he said.
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Kat: As a teenager, and especially going off to college, I remember people hooking up with a lot of guys.
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With a toddler, an infant, and alarm clocks going off at the wee hours of the morning, sleep rules abound.
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"Disappear" meaning "going off ..." Meaning not go off the grid, but adopt a new identity and shed my old identity.
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It gets worse from there, and even Chance knows things are going off the rails after his fake news take.
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I'm no longer going off the beaten path, or pulling off to the side to track a wounded animal. Why?
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Sergei, 15, told Reuters he ran to another building, but said he could hear more explosions going off every few seconds.
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We got Cain and his wife, Paula, at LAX Tuesday and asked about Neal going off on Twitter about the visit.
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Since going off air, the actress says she endured many challenges and still feels regret over her controversial nude Playboy spread.
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Sergei, 15, told Reuters he ran to another building, but said he could hear more explosions going off every few seconds.
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It sends a message to your phone; the Cota Cloud will tell you that, 'Hey, your smoke detector is going off.
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Before going off to class, Lucie took a picture with her older brother, showing both kids dressed properly in their uniforms.
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"This individual in particular was extremely crafty with going into the wilderness and going off the grid," DeNovi told BuzzFeed News.
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In the videos that represent the apotheosis of the form, you can actually hear other fireworks going off in the background.
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Our sun will burn for 10 billion years, with the intensity of over 10 billion thermonuclear weapons going off every second.
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Already, many are reporting nukes going off in Morgantown, one of the first locations that players visit after starting the game.
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GoPro's revenue and stock prices are going off a cliff right now, thanks to quarterly results that are in the tank.
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And going off what you said about being impulsive — last year's TanaCon was an impulsive, petty lashing out at VidCon. Yeah!
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The issue of drivers exceeding track limits and going off without any serious consequences has long been a bone of contention.
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Going off what his player told him he said Hunt had learned some lessons but did not take action against him.
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Her life was "marred by tragedy that could have easily ended her life," but she ended up going off to college.
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" Going off the topic of time management, Trump wrote: "Are you a slave to your time or the master of it?
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"My BS meter is going off too with this whole courthouse thing," he says while Judge Judy plays in the background.
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He has a gun cocked and loaded at his head and it's going off every few seconds until he gets acquired.
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Here are a few humble suggestions for how to course correct when your family's TV selections are going off the rails.
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Saturday nights are always pumping with classic sing-a-long tunes; I especially remember Natasha Bedingfield's "Unwritten" going off that night.
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Talk me through who T.I. was back in those Trap Muzik days... I mean, I was still going off real heavy.
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Every time we went there it seemed that guns were going off, or there had been a shooting the previous night.
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The NFL says it considered the crazy video of Jones going off on the cops when the league decided his punishment.
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It was an alarm clock going off in my body … that's why I've been unfaithful in every relationship I've ever had.
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Nevertheless, the renewal of a European connection may be the best chance of keeping the country from going off the rails.
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I see that hitting the mental snooze button on all the geopolitical alarms going off was an unforgivable act of ignorance.
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The boys skied blindly, shouting and calling to one another, and they were continually going off the trail and, c'mon, falling.
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Bannon told President Donald Trump during a phone call Friday night that he was going "off the chain" to destroy Singer.
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"We don't spend a lot of time going off on a tangent about why it's good for you," Mr. Batra said.
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But when Mosby and her staff met with police officials the next day, she said, her internal alarms started going off.
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In reality, these claims do not hold up under scrutiny, and the project appears to quickly be going off the rails.
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"In the '70s, the notion of going off and trying to do your own thing was still very new," Berlin explains.
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He announced that he was going "off script" to share something personal—for what Scott understood to be the first time.
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"I see Beto going off most likely being the VP nominee when you start looking at the age difference," he added.
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Nathan (31), ER doctor My work nightmares consist of either being too tired to properly work or my pager going off.
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Conway distracts them by going off script and admitting to being ashamed of his role in the deaths of innocent people.
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If your phone ends up on your bed with the alarm going off, the soft surface doesn't as easily facilitate mobility.
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And they had been going off the words from Words of Champions, but it's pretty small, like 21987 pages at most.
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He would soon leave the production and return to his wanderings in Mexico for some months before going off to college.
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Country House was an unlikely Derby winner, having won only one maiden race and going off at odds of 65-1.
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I had recently graduated from high school and was looking forward to going off to college in a couple of weeks.
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"You get a giant fusion bomb, a hydrogen bomb going off on top of this white dwarf star," Dr. Shara said.
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Pavlova and her company are said to have worked on it in the morning before going off to give matinee performances.
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FERRARI (Sebastian Vettel 211, Kimi Raikkonen 215) Vettel was furious with Verstappen for going off and not ceding him the place.
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F ord : It got all mixed up at going off in all directions, getting into all kinds of nutty liberal causes. . . .
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Stephen Bannon promised President Trump that he was going "off the chain" to attack GOP donor Paul Singer, Axios reported Sunday.
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Isabel Reinoso, president of the Argentina Pharmaceutical Confederation, told Reuters price rises meant thousands of women were going off the pill.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "I read that President Trump is getting annoyed with Rudy Giuliani's TV appearances because he keeps going off topic.
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With heavy ordnance going off all around, Iraq's specialized counterterrorism forces have been tasked with painstakingly clearing neighborhoods like Mosul Jidideh.
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The power kept going off, and you could tell the location of a bank by the long lines of people outside.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you've ever fantasized about going off the grid, that dream could soon become reality.
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But the pattern of scattered lights going off evokes the serenely weightless beauty of a gentle snowfall on a hidden pond.
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"Being alive is fucking overrated," one entry reads, above a drawing of a handgun going off with the word "ready?" underneath.
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If you have been suicidal or hospitalized while off medication, you may not be a good candidate for going off meds.
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A little after 8AM in Hawaii, people's phones starting going off with the alert, and this is what they saw: Yikes.
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Her investigations show some evidence of researchers going off the study script and possibly coercing participants to deliver the desired results.
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Trump stuck rigidly to the words on the teleprompter, only going off-script in the question-and-answer session with Schwab.
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Jaws, is absolutely going off right now amidst peak El Niño, and these waves couldn't be more vicious if they tried.
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When Nick's dad hears that Gypsy's mom might be "crazy," he starts going off about how Nick should be careful about Gypsy.
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Electrician Matt Van Dyke was taking his dogs out when he heard what sounded like a bomb going off late Thursday afternoon.
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The show winds up going off without a hitch, even after Ellen DeGeneres awkwardly asks about Kourtney's fling with Justin Bieber, 22.
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A bar owner discusses watching American soldiers sticking dollars to the wall of her bar before going off to fight in Vietnam.
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"Rihanna looks like she has Kill Bill sirens going off in her head bc Sarah Paulson's touching her hair," another commenter observed.
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After all, Mr Juncker, who is known for going off-script in speeches, delivered his barb in English, and the audience laughed.
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Type: Beyoncé Signature move: Going off Butterdude keeps afloat and capable of punching you square in the mouth through inexplicable antigravity technology.
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But if you've ever considered going off on your own, it's important to learn about entrepreneurship, strategy, operations, sales, marketing, and management.
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The entire family was standing in their kitchen, according to my dad, looking around wondering why their fire alarm was going off.
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Bursts of gunfire and artillery explosions going off nearby are a constant reminder that ISIS is always probing for vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
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You're constantly arriving at each corner and the wind direction is never the same, so we saw lots of drivers going off.
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The singer blasted the social media platform Friday with several posts ... going off after a sponsored ad for a mobile game appeared.
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The problem is that Lily has been lying to Rufus about visiting Cece, instead going off in search of her ex-husband.
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I&aposm going off the news reports and say that some in his administration are pushing for a quick deal on ZTE.
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Even when the squibs were going off in the drug laboratory (opening sequence of the film) there was going to be gunfire.
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From an alarm going off and coffee dripping to a dog barking and a car starting, they all recognize the 90210 tune.
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Mary McWilliams told The Register that she arrived for an appointment to find smoke surrounding the area and car alarms going off.
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"Little tiny clips of the latest Adele song going off are just not quite the same," he told the BBC in 2011.
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Harris and Swift certainly had a much more publicly heartbreaking split, with Harris going off on a long Twitter rant about it.
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The CDC says that by following their guidelines, the chances of a bank heist going off as planned increased by 67 percent.
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"It was quite good going off first as your judgment on how the ride went isn't skewed by the result," he said.
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You can also search by wine name to answer your own questions in a restaurant instead of going off the sommelier's advice.
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From an alarm going off and coffee dripping to a dog barking and a car starting, they all recognize the 73 tune.
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File this under billionaire bitchfest -- Mark Zuckerberg going off on Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, for the epic failure of a rocket launch.
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One call-out is due to a fire alarm going off; we arrive at the accommodation to find students shivering outside, glaring.
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Mr. Scovel does that nicely, but what really distinguishes him is that his commitment to going off script is greater than most.
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This pain allowed Alex as Spencer to comfort Aria, brought all the girls together, and kept Aria from going off to Paris.
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So sometimes your mattress does end up just going off to the great graveyard in the sky, but generally they get reused.
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"We are right now going off of people that have called in either welfare checks or to report someone missing," Investigations Sgt.
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"I'm sure it drives communications professionals and staff crazy going off the script like that," Jake Oeth, who led former Maryland Gov.
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A deep-bellied air raid sound—that ominous staple of the 21st century action movie, heralding monsters and horror—kept going off.
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It was probably the most serene meditation experience I'd had, even with someone's phone alert going off in the middle of it.
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Student Opinion Going off to college and becoming independent from one's family is generally seen as the first step in young adulthood.
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CNN Philippines is going off air for at least 24 hours after an employee of another company in their building tested positive.
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" Going off his own words, Stewart said, the impression he gets is that Trump believes America is great because "it's a competition.
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Jeremy Wechsler was on his way to rehearsal one morning in March when his phone started, and then wouldn't stop, going off.
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" He continues to shout towards the TMZ staff for roughly two minutes before going off on a tangent: "We are drugged out.
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I got pregnant in college, and my son will be going off to college soon and that's enough child-raising for me.
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Although her victory was a surprise, going off at odds of 37-to-1, she went on to become an impressive broodmare.
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New York (CNN Business)Warning bells are going off about a possible recession in America, perhaps in time for the 2020 election.
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Eclipses reveal things that we were previously blind to, and put us on the right path if we've been going off course.
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Putting her (genuinely) formidable piano skills to use, Chu turned an annoying car alarm that wouldn't stop going off into glorious music.
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He would wake at dawn to cook and clean before going off to a job he had found in a photography shop.
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"We see an uptick in the group on the Fourth of July, with people talking about fireworks going off," Ms. Martin said.
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Going off to college often means having to learn some real world adulting skills like, say, how to do your own laundry.
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The source described Trump as "going off" on EU trade during his meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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Kibumbu's solar milk-cooling plant ensures that farmers like Kamuru can store their milk safely, day or night, without it going off.
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As we reported, producers are on the fence about whether to continue airing the show with June's life going off the rails.
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Narrator: If the plane hasn&apost taken off or stopped by this point, it&aposs going off the end of the runway.
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All are dropped into the pan at once, going off like a chain of firecrackers, before settling down to a steady hiss.
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One great perk is that the Nest warns me before going off, rather than immediately terrifying my dog and torturing my neighbors.
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Miraculously, though, she keeps it from going off the rails, maintaining poise and, importantly, a grin in the face of shuddering horror.
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If they have naturally low vitamin D levels, this study suggests that going off contraception may cause a surprising and potentially dangerous drop.
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Local media reported sounds of gunfire and stun grenades going off at the site when security forces launched a second raid on Thursday.
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She's forgetting the sound of the monitors beeping, the alarms going off, the glow of the screen as it announces each new heartbeat.
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It's like an alarm going off at a bank after the manager has called to say it was accidentally tripped, according to Whitcomb.
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In June, Danes sat down with the Today show, where she discussed the possibility of the Showtime series going off the air soon.
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When media outlets allow Nazi and Holocaust comparisons to go unchallenged, it&aposs no wonder that fringe groups are going off the rails.
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Once you realize your day is going off the tracks and you've noticed that you want to feel better, move on to mindfulness.
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He would keep an eye out for young men whose lives were going off the rails, men who were listless and without direction.
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Considering how obsessed Bethenny is with the Mexico trip going off without a hitch, her eventual argument with Dorinda seems so much worse.
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When I've set my alarm after eight o'clock in the past, I've often woken up before the alarm has even started going off.
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At CBS, you'll recall, they made lots of news when they released a promo with R. Kelly going off the rails, screaming uncontrollably.
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Trump got what he wanted out of his visit to Puerto Rico, before going off to focus on another tragedy on the mainland.
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But each time you go back to it, you should say, 'What was the ingredient that contributed to me going off the wagon?
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"All we heard was screaming and the gun going off," she said, describing how the children clutched her whenever a shot rang out.
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Police video from inside the patrol car shows Luann going off on the officer, saying she'd kill him if he continued touching her.
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And now everybody needs to have that photo, so all of these people started clambering on this mountain and going off designated trails.
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In one of the film's most revealing scenes, Reynolds is shooting some interview footage in her home when an alarm starts going off.
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He said that Mr. Scheuer had claimed that he did not lose his power steering or power brakes while going off the road.
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At a Monday afternoon rally in Florida, Trump argued that "we need extreme screening" to stop bombs from going off in American cities.
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I was drawn to the slower-paced "Any Other World" and "Happy Ending," which, going off the lyrics alone, are pretty depressing songs.
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There are men who leave you right away, going off with their suitcases full of socks and shirts still damp from the wash.
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Dell's Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals will be going off all month, so it's worth checking back in as the month goes on.
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That is the problem with laying mines in war or politics, they have a habit of going off at the least opportune times.
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Like several other of his standout No Ceilings cuts, it's just him going off an awesome beat for one nonstop, four-minute verse.
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French Montana's birthday celebration was interrupted by 2 women going off on each other, which prompted a visit from cops ... TMZ has learned.
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After completely going off the social media grid, Swift returned with three ominous serpent visuals like this one: And then, they were everywhere.
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"He kept going off these very, very large jumps and just getting more and more confident," Brayden's father, Matt Belden, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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As you'll recall ... Tip chimed in when Rob was going off on Chyna and airing her dirty laundry on his now deleted Instagram.
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As a Capricorn, your bullshit detector is unparalleled, and the alarm is going off all day as Mercury retrograde squares off with Jupiter.
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She acted as a mirror for the girl Audrey could have been—doing drugs, sleeping with numerous men, going off the proverbial rails.
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Fenn says that the relationship was never planned by Lynch, and that Audrey was supposed to be going off with someone else's character.
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Put simply: You won't be going off-road — driving over rocks or fallen timber, crossing fast-flowing streams or churning through deep mud.
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Economic Scene Is the global effort to combat climate change, painstakingly agreed to in Paris seven months ago, already going off the rails?
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But diplomats are quietly going off their agendas to begin planning how to react if Mr. Trump chooses to reject the Paris Agreement.
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"It's very hard to think about going off it, because you don't know if you're going to be able to produce," she says.
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The concept of going off the grid in itself is a form of needless hunger, of fixing a problem of your own making.
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For the third time in less than two days, Marco Rubio has proven that he has a really hard time going off script.
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As soon as we started walking through the desert, the rattlers started going off—rattlesnakes were everywhere and I kind of freaked out.
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So I actually used a flash — it was on a tripod doing a long exposure with just a hint of flash going off.
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Ebony Miranda: While most of my friends were going off to college out of state, I continued living at home with my mom.
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Last summer, a good friend of mine was lamenting how her daughter, a recent college graduate, was going off to live in Manhattan.
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Alarms went off when the Obama administration seized the phone records of several AP bureaus in 2013, and alarms are going off today.
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Going off road with myself, a backpack, and a bike just being adventurous and having as much fun as I could possibly have.
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My watch has a snooze on it, so it's always going off every ten minutes, letting me know 5:10, 5:20, etc.
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Amber Rose went off on Kanye West for going off on her, saying she jumped into the war when he attacked her son.
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My phone from 10 PM last night 'til now, I had to keep my charger on me because it's just constantly going off.
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I was out one day and my phone just started going off with so many notifications that I had to switch them off.
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We sat through some truly crazy testimonies, politely biting our lips and making eye contact like: Well, this is going off the rails.
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She is graduating from high school and going off to college, which could mean leaving her family and the boy she loves behind.
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I was really taken with her talent for writing this story, really going off of an article, which isn't super long or detailed.
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If she announced she was taking another job for a period or going off around the world before returning, your obligations would disappear.
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"At that point, in Baghdad, there were bombs going off several times a day, sometimes killing dozens of people at time," he explained.
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"I have always felt the only thing that could truly derail Tesla was Elon going off the rails with his behavior," he said.
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You need a table for their bags, but if you put it too close to the detectors, the alarm will keep going off.
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For the next few months, I moved between recovery and relapse, cycling through the Twelve Steps, then going off in search of drugs.
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Antonio Brown is going off -- again -- blasting everyone from Ben Roethlisberger to the "racist" NFL and even knocking the XFL in the process.
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There&aposs bullets and bombs going off all around him, but the German still let the knife fall, which is a bit weird.
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Across the hall from the canteen, protesters had turned the gymnasium into a dormitory, despite the fact that an alarm was going off.
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Part of the reason an intensive care unit is so chaotic is because alarms are constantly going off — and they're not always critical.
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All of us are trying to figure it out, and right now we're all just kind of going off of a gut feeling.
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And so, as it happens, Miller didn't get Baldwin's email for several days, because he'd decided to experiment with going off the grid.
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McMaster was brought in as a sop to the establishment within the party who felt as though things were going off the rails.
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He's long had an unguarded way of speaking: going off-script, embarking on lengthy riffs, and sometimes saying things he ends up regretting.
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Their minds resemble a movie where they imagine their car going off the road or they replay distressing events over and over again.
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It's a volume play for a network whose biggest hit ever, "Game of Thrones," is three months away from going off the air.
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"This is the Yorktown Heights (very nice area) home @Ocasio24 grew up in before going off to Ivy League Brown University," he wrote.
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Even though they're going in the calmest season, OceanGate will also have to monitor weather and currents very closely to avoid going off course.
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I also find it difficult to believe in these characters' stories, at least going off the breadcrumbs the show gives us in this episode.
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The writer, Peter Mehlman, heard a news report on the radio while driving that mentioned a brand of sponge was going off the market.
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"Being alive is overrated," one entry reads, punctuated with an expletive, above a drawing of a handgun going off with the word "ready?" underneath.
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Going off that, the documentary also provides a deep look at the black business owners who ran the places seen in the Green Book.
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But the one I remember most is being in Boston, and watching the Boston Pops play as the fireworks were going off over Boston.
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Smith reported on Monday that sources familiar with the meeting say that Collins was going off of more than mere speculation in her column.
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Despite the foot-and-a-half-thick walls, I asked Benjamin if he can hear the explosives going off from his laboratory next door.
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Other options ranged from inducing bleeding by going off birth control pills, or placing an insert containing red dye into the vagina before sex.
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And then going off about something about the Middle East, which turned out to be a software that was turned down by the campaign.
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You'll immediately notice these lenses more tightly sticking to your face, particularly around the jawline, at least going off Snapchat's provided photos and videos.
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"I felt that it was important for my kids to know who I was going off with, pretending to be their mother," she said.
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Conrad Hilton's family will use his arrest after going off the rails at his ex-girlfriend's house to get him help ... TMZ has learned.
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Much of it is set in this kind of landscape, and Odin in particular seems enamored of going off on quests over snowy mountains.
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If you actually look at the research they're going off of, you'll find that the kids in those studies weren't necessarily diagnosed with ADHD.
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However, things didn't go as planned when the mother of two noticed a whistle going off and children evacuating the pools with their parents.
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Only time will tell, but for now Levkovich thinks there is no reason to believe the world and markets are going off the edge.
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So when I started going off and doing my own clients for Paris and Milan fashion weeks, I told my agent, 'I want Salma.
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The song that's playing, "Higgs," suddenly shifts from a soft, lilting thing to a heated club track; it sounds like an alarm going off.
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Walk into any emergency room in the U.S. and you'll hear a regular din of beeping alarms going off from machines connected to patients.
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Some students hid, others fled The sheriff said a fire alarm was going off but students on the second and third floors reacted differently.
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"To get to the level of integrating with AI, this is where [Musk] sort of is going off into aspirational fantasy land," said Hires.
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She must continue to stay true to herself as she serves in the House of Representatives, even if that sometimes means going off-script.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 93%What critics said: "By not going off the rails just yet, HTGAWM creates a bit of suspense and intrigue.
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Amid all this disruption, Britain and other countries have created a smorgasbord of incentives to power providers to keep the lights from going off.
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Lots of crossborder trade with China goes unreported in the first place, so we could simply see more of it going off the books.
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" White says, "REST stands for "Relational Expressions of Spiritual Transcendence" kind of going off the rave movements acronym PLUR meaning 'peace, love, unity, respect.
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Every time a Gemini acts shady, they tell themselves they're just momentarily going "off-script," refusing to admit that their sneaking around is habitual.
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I could hear the "ding dong" noise that sounds when people ask for help going off outside, but I didn't think much of it.
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In addition, many international cities have a low cost of living, meaning that you can stretch your dollar by going off the beaten path.
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But whenever Trump's been caught going off script on immigration, he or his campaign has ultimately self-corrected to align with the written policy.
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"Wang will operate at a more strategic level, in theory to help keep the relationship from going off of the rails," Mr. Hass said.
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Despite having parents as booksellers, Blankenship didn't jump right into the family business at first, going off to study in criminal justice in college.
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"The danger of going off the path is that you will disrupt seedlings, damage the soil, break off stems," Professor Faulstich had told me.
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"The danger of going off the path is that you will disrupt seedlings, damage the soil, break off stems," Professor Faulstich had told me.
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Months ago, he had already started practicing social distancing, barely allowing me to kiss the top of his head before going off to school.
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At one point, she upsets the brooding director, Mr. Lacey, by going off book to imagine that Calhoun's wife started an all-female militia.
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" Nor when, as a high school senior, going off with him to a hotel, she revels in "that ecstatic friction, that violence against family.
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One United Nations official described it as "a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen" — an alarm aimed directly at world leaders.
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"Darn it if I don't see the players going off the ice and this figure going the other way towards the net," Patskou said.
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Some studies have shown high dropout rates, or found that many participants returned to opioid use while taking Vivitrol or after going off it.
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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was 0.531 slower, with championship leader Valtteri Bottas third and 0.555 off Hamilton's pace after going off and into the gravel.
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On Thursday, an advisory group including executives from Google, Microsoft, and Facebook proposed ethical guidelines to prevent military AI from going off the rails.
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Billboard did not seem to have an issue with Ms. Clarkson's going off script, as it posted video of her monologue on social media.
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On Tuesday, the cast was standing in the villa, shooting amid its frescos and antique furniture, when a loud alarm started going off nearby.
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About three hours later, with Fourth of July fireworks still going off, Mr. Bonds strode up to Officer Familia's command post and fired a .
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"Kylie doesn't have any bad feelings about Victoria going off to do her own thing and is supportive," a source shared with Us Weekly.
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Even some of Washington's most conservative bureaucrats are aware of the need to increase the funds needed to prevent stations going off the air.
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The J in "juice" was the first letter-sound, according to my mother, that I repeated in staccato, going off like a skipping record.
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Trump further suggests not going off the grid completely and instead checking in with the team once a week to stay in the loop.
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Then I could see the soldiers and Indians all mixed up and there were so many guns going off that I couldn't hear them.
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Of course, MoviePass execs are going off of data that was built on people who were willing to pay significantly more than the new rate.
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Going off what you're saying, revenge is a classic Western plot, but it's so much more striking when women are the ones doing the shooting.
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Going off the hashtag, it's safe to assume the tat is celestial-themed, but Patridge has yet to post an image of the finished work.
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West Virginia, which led by 34-25 at halftime, picked up consecutive technical fouls in the first half with no time going off the clock.
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The Polish hot dog is going off the menu to make space for new food items, Costco's chief financial officer, Richard Galanti, told the outlet.
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"It appeared he prepared a lot but also was pretty comfortable going off-script," said Kim Hyung-suk, a former South Korean vice unification minister.
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Fertility is hard to predict, but the perception persists that it can take a while before you're totally fertile again after going off the pill.
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For many years after that, sadly, Duke was regarded instead as one of her generation's leading cautionary tales of young talent going off the rails.
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A geological feature that coincides with the period when Local Bubble supernovas were going off is an increase in traces of charcoal in oceanic sediment.
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The role of the FO has evolved into being a trusted adviser on anything from an investment conundrum to a child going off the rails.
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The fact that America's longest war is going off the rails isn't something you would know from listening to either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
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Bhad Bhabie's got fresh beef on her hands after going off on Iggy Azalea at a Hollywood Party, savagely attacking her ... with a full drink!
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Cows aren't stupid; they could hear the bangs going off, probably thinking, All my friends go through that curtain, and then the bangs go off.
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A friend of mine who witnessed an earlier engine test of the Falcon Heavy told me it sounded and felt like a bomb going off.
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Culturally, you can't get interested in going off the grid when you're still trying to prove to people you can afford to live on it.
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You likely have accounts at forums you haven't…Read more ReadAccording to the New York Times:The alarms, which started going off around 11:40 p.m.
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In Bravo's first stand-alone digital series, Going Off the Menu — which debuted last week — the duo take viewers through Los Angeles' underground culinary scene.
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Frank Ocean boycotted the show before going off on them for giving the 2016 Album of the Year to Taylor Swift instead of Kendrick Lamar.
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Her younger brother, then 12, found their bodies in their bedroom when he went to mow the lawn and heard their alarm clock going off.
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Local TV channels broadcast images of huge clouds of white smoke billowing from the temple, as fireworks were still going off in the night sky.
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That was before the string broke and the clock fell to the bottom, where it has been going off at the same time in perpetuity.
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When I'm lying in bed, covers up to my chin, and the alarm is going off, waking up is the hardest thing in the world.
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Our students are going off to college with multiple semesters of college credits, all armed with a serious degree of confidence about completing college. Why?
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It's just about going off and doing these new things in life, new challenges and things like that, which may not be bands at all.
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So there was no really sort of going off track in that way; it's always been this is the game that we've always envisioned creating.
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Any TV show that can successfully take as many emotional turns as "Popcorn" does in 20 minutes — without totally going off the rails — is impressive.
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JG: I'm just a basketball fan, so I do all these regular chess streams, and I enjoy going off on some tangents and talking basketball.
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She yanked out all the wires for the security system that came with the house after it kept going off when the power went out.
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Going off the Blade Pro, we wouldn't be surprised if we found an Intel Core i7 and up to 32GB of RAM in Project Valerie.
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The session was largely uneventful except for a few incidents of drivers going off track as they sought to tease traction from the drying surface.
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Hearing Dogs: Trained to help the hearing-impaired, they will alert their person when the door bell rings, or the fire alarm is going off.
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That morning we'd eaten breakfast together, said goodbye to each other at the front door, me going off to high school, she to junior high.
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It's really still tethered to that genesis, I didn't think of it or see it as going off book and it didn't feel like that.
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We used to hear Kalashnikov rifles going off when rival trafficking gangs in the fields outside of the town Gevgelija would shoot at each other.
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"Demand is going off and also liquidity will thin out a little bit after the mop up," said a trader at a leading commercial bank.
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Nearly all of the order's nuns have trained at the Dubuque headquarters before going off to serve somewhere, whether in the United States or abroad.
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"It's partly Washington's fault for pursuing an anti-ISIS strategy that set up the Turkish-Kurdish time bomb that is now going off," he writes.
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Jim Carrey is going OFF about allegations he transmitted STDs to his deceased ex-gf, Cathriona White ... and his latest retort took just 20 words.
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They were used to turning up somewhere with some speakers, putting the music on, taking the money, then going off to have a good time.
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You can hear her going off in the video about how she has a right to sit in the seats since she paid for them.
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"We were just out in the open and the shots kept on going off — I did not think I would make it home," Henderson said.
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Pilots must use the aircraft's brakes or the rudder to keep the aircraft on the centerline or risk the aircraft going off the runway's edge.
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I'm partly going off local news about particular cities — Portland is currently deliberating a ban, and the western Massachusetts city of Springfield might be next.
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There have been some delays — you can't keep members of Congress from going off to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge.
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Last week was a solid one for our DraftKings value picks, with wide receivers A.J. Brown and Zach Pascal both going off for big games.
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Give the edge to No. 3, with its dystopian daycare facility and rumination on growing up and going off to college, leaving childish things behind.
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Brent crude's front-month contract April LCOJ6 settled up 87 cents, or 2.5 percent, at $403 a barrel before expiring and going off the board.
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While he did not spend much time Tuesday night reliving his win, Mr. Trump could hardly resist going off script to get a few cheers.
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ESB: Look, we're starting this movie with our protagonist going off to a desert island to meet a Jedi master, just like Luke and Yoda.
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This happened to me with some of the other meds I've taken, but I didn't care about going off of those, because they weren't effective.
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Meanwhile, that pro bono project I'm working on is going off the rails — it's going to print tomorrow, and one of the other designers drops out.
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Existing operators who failed to secure a license, among them Star channel and Alpha TV, will have 90 days before going off air, the government said.
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Famously, Elaine later spends an entire episode obsessing over the fact that her preferred birth control method—now, apparently the sponge—is going off the market.
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In the 20 years since the release of the original Pokémon games, what kid hasn't dreamed about going off and having their own IRL Pokémon adventure?
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Fabolous is going off on our report that he and his longtime girlfriend, Emily B, have broken up ... but our sources say he's just in denial.
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Of course, the Internet's been going off in the comments, but this is hardly the first typo in White House press releases under the Trump administration.
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Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper who was just released spent her first night of freedom going off the rails ... so much so, cops were called ... TMZ has learned.
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Greg Molinari, whose home was destroyed, told AL.com that he and his wife knew to take the storm seriously when the tornado sirens began going off.
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You probably aren't the most outgoing person in the room, but when you do take the lead, you may be prone to going off on tangents.
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His aides are apparently freaking out about the president going off script, walking into unfamiliar territory or making promises to foreign leaders that he can't keep.
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"When the first round of shots was fired, everyone thought it was one of those firecrackers going off," Amornrat, clad in white robes, recalled on Sunday.
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My parents never really taught me about sex and sexuality, so when I was finally 'allowed' to date I was going off of what I assumed.
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There are already enough character-themed regular menu items to last across various visits to the parks, but there's something extra enticing about going off-menu.
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Russian football journalist Evgeny Evnevich was in the middle of a live cross segment on Match TV, when the stadium's sprinklers started going off behind him.
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My whole life I've been told these stories by my community that say that's a bad sign, so those alarms are going off in my head.
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The brand launched in 2006 in its American Eagle stores, then branched out as shop-in-shops before then going off to become its own retailers.
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Going off of this theory, who's to say that there aren't more Teddys, Maeves, or Armistices waiting in cold storage to be sent into the park?
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The blast is especially terrifying because the thick smoke plume covers the entire market while fireworks were still catching fire and going off in every direction.
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"A bomb going off is generically a terrorist activity," said Cuomo, who ordered 1,000 New York State Police and National Guard members deployed across the city.
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Stanton A. Glantz, a professor of medicine at the University of California, told The New York Times:These guys, in my view, are going off a cliff.
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Going off of last week's episode, Kourtney and Kim bring their little ones into the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank with bags and bags of food.
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The big mystery this season is a string of bombs going off in major spring break party locations all across Veronica's home town of Neptune, California.
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Though Ritter died during the shooting of the show's second season, 8 Simple Rules ran for three complete seasons before going off the air in 2005.
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In Canada, Vettel also led from pole but ended up a controversial second after a time penalty for going off and rejoining in an unsafe fashion.
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It's direct and simple in a good way: You end up wearing a strap-on with a brunette going off on one on top of you.
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The occasional use of CBD, at least for me, turns out to be a way to feel some slight relief without going off the deep end.
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"OTC is cheaper, I can't see that business going back, but (fee cuts) might stop more going off-exchange," one head of a metals brokerage said.
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"Debating Donald Trump means going off-road," said Democratic strategist David Wade, who served on presidential and vice presidential debate prep teams from 2004 to 85033.
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The real world is the carrot dangling in front of you, preventing you from going off the rails and doing something that adds to your sentence.
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Drake's thirsty burglar amped things up with her latest attempt to enter his Hidden Hills mansion ... going off on cops and getting her ass pepper sprayed.
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Going off the name and image, the Smart Ear will likely be more of a headset (for just one ear) rather than a stereo earbud replacement.
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The 59-year-old rap icon got a crash course in a bunch of different dives ... from the inward dive to going off the high boards.
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My wife and I were hesitant because she was going off to college next year and we thought we don't know if we wanted a puppy.
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But with much of the industry's momentum coming from the millennial generation, going "off the grid" comes with a little more pizzazz nowadays, Happe told Cramer.
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Flaws in the way it was coded kept it from going off on time, and he was caught after he tried to fix it, prosecutors alleged.
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Some of these siblings are following in their family's footsteps, while others are going off the beaten path to form their own track to the top.
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But there is another site, closer to the house and to my left, and a while ago it was going off every 20 minutes or so.
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Existing operators who failed to secure a licence, among them Star channel and Alpha TV, will have 90 days before going off air, the government said.
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"It's like a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen," Erik Solheim, the executive director of the U.N. Environment Program, told the Washington Post .
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It's when he starts going off the prompter, and starts spouting off or ad-libbing, that it usually turns out to be a disaster for him.
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"It's in the context of a loving, close relationship so … there's no alarm bells going off in your head or any thoughts like that," he said.
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So, at 31 years old, I'm still not able to have an apple or eat a handful of berries without my gag reflex going off instantly.
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The ex-NFL superstar was going off about gun violence in the U.S. -- specifically in Chicago -- when he offered up his solution to stop the shooting.
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That meant the lights weren't about to start going off in Warren's campaign, and that she had ample time to try and turn her campaign around.
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I asked Ms. Woodard what she would say to her parents today about keeping in touch if she were a young person going off to college.
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If the character's separation from the show is anything but permanent — no going off to rehab or to visit a faraway relative — it'll be a distraction.
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Kanye West and Desiigner love them some Kanye West and Desiigner ... as proven by a video of the two going OFF while playing their own music.
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But going off the grid, setting up shop on the beach and enjoying the fruits of your ticket are not necessarily possible without informing the government.
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Amber went on the podcast "Allegedly" Wednesday and said Kanye's a "f***ing clown" for going off on his tirade and denigrated her and son Sebastian.
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There was also what Detective Hallick described as a "blanket" designed to spread shrapnel, like "a thousand guns going off at the same time," he said.
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My colleagues will laugh about this, but I also use a GPS watch when I'm going off the grid, to have my coordinates wherever I am.
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Those questioned in Malaysia are the most likely to fear a nuclear device going off soon, while Syrians are the least likely to worry about that.
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Instead of observing their political authorities identifying what happened and proposing steps for resolving crises, the British public sees their government going off into conspiratorial tangents.
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Perhaps sensing the interview was going off the rails, a White House staffer present for the discussion kept trying to get Trump out of the room.
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It would remove barriers to competition by shortening the time between a drug's going off-patent and the date when competitor products can enter the market.
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This student's phone was going off in class because the ankle monitor was running out of battery and his phone was alerting him to charge it.
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At a rally in Miami, Mr. Obama seemed to revel in the last intensive political campaign of his life, going off-script and lagging behind schedule.
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After Cardi told him she was from New York, Luis told her she looked and sounded like Cardi ... and that's when light bulbs started going off.
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He can jump from an issue like the Russia investigation to a policy matter before going off on a tangent about something like his golf game.
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Google claims Gboard is using AI to scour thousands of emoji and stickers for the right ones, but it's mainly going off of the keywords you use.
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Instead of going off the grid until 2018, we believe your New Year's resolution is a great way to help you prepare for the year to come.
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The noise at each detector should be completely uncorrelated—a jackhammer going off in the town near one detector won't show up as noise in the other.
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Going off the research in Murphy's book, the publication sourced an open archive that eventually led them to Berlatier to solve the mystery once and for all.
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The hardest part of rehab for John Stamos was kicking his Ambien habit, and he admits he was going off the rails because of his mother's death.
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" His view of relaxation is limited largely to reading and action movies: "Cars crashing through houses and guns going off — and it drives Dorothy crazy, the noise.
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It's just a video with him, the never ending silence of the ocean oppressing him as he looks off into the horizon, and a volcano going off.
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"As that tour got rolling, Scott was going off about the government, and I had a really hard time reconciling my experience with his views," Babajian says.
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ESSENCE: After it aired, there's still some bitterness, I guess we can call it, from the group's former manager, Tse Williams, who was going off on Twitter.
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"He's going off with his girlfriend and I'm living with my girlfriend," Harington said on The Late Late Show back in June, referring to his old roommate.
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The show's star Claire Danes sat down with the Today show on Wednesday, when she discussed the possibility of the Showtime series going off the air soon.
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"If you're going off to fight on behalf of our country, you should be wearing items that are made in our country," Tsongas told The Boston Globe.
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Like straight after going off stage and getting ready to go home, I looked at my phone and see people messaging me and Twitter going, 'The handshake!
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Meanwhile, the roll-out of cheap robotaxis in urban areas might encourage many young urbanites, who are already going off car ownership anyway, to abandon it altogether.
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You'll recall, LX kicked the crap outta his brand new Mercedes SUV and keyed the ride -- all while going off about being a slave to his management.
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Unfortunately, it seems the exclusive wasn't quite paying off, and so even though he expressed a strong commitment to Tidal when Pablo dropped, Kanye's going off script.
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The headphones played buzzing sounds while the projector attempted to show what the world would look like to a mosquito, with its smell alerts occasionally going off.
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So what I'm proposing for human-centered capitalism, is that record-high GDP does us very little good if our life expectancy is going off a cliff.
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I'm doing this because we need it, and I'm sick of people like my brother going off to war, to fight with our neighbors, with our brothers.
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Today, VentureBeat's Evan Blass published what he expects to see from the Note 8, going off of information from someone who was briefed on the device's configuration.
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It's a chilling confession — Toby is the embodiment of a "nice guy" who thinks he deserves something from women and ends up going off the deep end.
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When he fields questions from the media en route to some location — which he does fairly often — he usually only answers a few before going off mic.
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Kendra Wilkinson is NOT standing shoulder to shoulder with fellow Playmate alum Dani Mathers -- in fact, she's going off on her for the despicable gym sauna pic.
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Passengers told of their fury as they were told they wouldn't be going off on their holidays on the busiest day of the year for air travel.
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Going off the deep end like this is a sure-fire losing strategy for Democrats, because the farther left they go the more Americans get left behind.
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I've been to multiple National Jamborees and worked at Scout summer camps (the S-F Ranch in Missouri) for two summers before going off to West Point.
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Flint: It's not just about the water Meanwhile, alarm bells were going off in Luster's head when she started getting calls from school about her daughter, Kennedy.
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To me we're kind of on a treadmill and we all know where it ends we're just going off the end, so it's how we busy ourselves.
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Two NBA superstars are going off on Donald Trump -- LeBron James and Steve Nash -- trashing POTUS over the comments he made about anti-racist protesters in Charlottesville.
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The Year of the Freshman QB: Going off the new redshirt rule, a number of freshmen quarterbacks will get their opportunity to immediately start for playoff contenders.
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He explains that he personally prefers if they freeze their eggs before starting on hormone therapy, as going off testosterone could be disruptive to their transition process.
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You can't stop teens from staring at their phones, but maybe you can convince them that a weekend at Yellowstone doesn't necessarily mean going off the grid.
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Glance says the clock syncs with up to five phones, but I imagine that'll get really noisy quickly in a communal space with everyone's notifications going off.
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And then for a while, when Bill was going off on his own, there was a series of these people doing things on their on and digitally.
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Trauma set that heightened awareness into my bones, and as a result alarm bells were just constantly going off, whether I was near my kids or not.
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Nothing creepier than everyone's phones going off in a crowded subway car about a wanted suspect Update 9:40AM ET: Added information about Boston Marathon bombing alerts.
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"We didn't really feed into their transition and didn't really give them any chance to get anything going off the rush or the end zone," McDavid said.
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Hunter Henry made his return to action in Week 6 and announced his arrival with a bang, going off for eight catches, 100 yards, and two touchdowns.
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Jordan Howard was the third-highest scoring running back in fantasy in Week 4, going off for three total touchdowns in the Eagles win over the Packers.
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" Taylor, too, says that if you are going off on a tangent about a subject over Slack, you risk "putting everyone to sleep in the chat room.
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RW Garnet Hathaway was blindsided by an open-ice hit from Nashville D Austin Watson in the second period but returned after going off for concussion protocol.
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After Kathy Bates told a rousing story about her dildo going off, Grace talked to Meyers about her new book TRANNY, written with Noisey editor Dan Ozzi.
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Like, it's very possible in Rocket League to actually do some amazingly cool and crazy stuff that is very childlike—am I going off on one, here?
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But Trump's suspicion of the press remains strong, and he delights in going off-script to bash the media as dishonest, corrupt, and intent on destroying him.
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Maybe across the borderline, because going off label meant getting doctors to prescribe a drug for conditions other than the ones for which the drug was intended.
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In his debate responses, Mr. Biden tends to be great for the first 20 seconds, solid for the next 20 — then he starts going off the rails.
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"I like the expression," he told the New York Times in March 2016, before going off on a Dangerfield-esque rant about how America gets no respect.
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With sirens going off repeatedly in the Gaza periphery, Israel ordered its citizens there to remain close to air-raid shelters and schools were closed on Monday.
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But instead of going off on the reporter, Trump should have said the whole briefing in all its particulars was a message to people who are scared.
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"There are alarm bells going off right across the manufacturing sector with the prospect of substantial lay-offs looming," Stephen Phipson, chief executive of Make UK, said.
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In March, Mr. Diallo moved his clothes and soccer medals into a one-bedroom apartment in the Bronx, where he will live until going off to college.
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He needs to practice finding ways to make those points, even if it means going off topic or wrestling control of the floor away from another candidate.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi fumed that Barr was "going off the rails," and other Dems accused Barr of floating the spying claim just to make Trump happy.
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I would be going off to boarding school in the fall of 1972, exposed to new alcohol providers, and maybe he thought he needed to instruct me?
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"It sits at this border between going off a cliff into conspiracy thinking and extreme kinds of prejudices in the name of anti-political correctness," he said.
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"It sits at this border between going off a cliff into conspiracy thinking and extreme kinds of prejudices in the name of anti-political correctness," he said.
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A.J. Brown was our best value pick of the week last Sunday, going off for 153 yards and two touchdowns in a big win for the Titans.
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When Ally (Lady Gaga) goes from brunette to redhead, alarm bells start going off in the mind of Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) in "A Star Is Born."
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I'm just going off my gut that Congress really truly never does anything without a deadline — and it better be a big fiscal cliff deadline at that.
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In this musical tale, Mariah Carey, Ciara, DJ Khaled, Fifth Harmony and Rudy Mancuso search for the true meaning of Christmas after accidentally going off the grid.
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We're told he's selling it on eBay with the opening bid starting at $8,500, to make some extra dough because his kid is going off to college.
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Four years ago he opened Tilburg Sourdough, which has been so successful that his alarm clock has been going off earlier and earlier as time goes on.
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The video shows the rapper going off on a guy who just got kicked off her party bus outside Justin's Bar and Lounge ... where Trina was hosting.
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If you try to record a bomb going off, what happens is that the microphone shuts down, and what was once a bomb turns into a firecracker.
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Of course it is, but that is predicated on a whole system that needs to be maintained and recognized and course-corrected when it's going off. Right.
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Somewhere deep in the polluted heart of Los Angeles—maybe East LA or Boyle Heights or South Central—there's probably a backyard punk show going off right now.
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Kleiner Perkins' Beth Seidenberg, who is an investor in Practice Fusion, told TechCrunch that while there is definitely some market volatility, alarm bells are not going off here.
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You're not seeing a lot of surprises, but we're also not seeing a lot of reasons we should be concerned we're going off the edge of a cliff.
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Johnson made headlines by going off-script and accusing Saudi Arabia, an important regional ally, of acting as a puppeteer in proxy wars under the guise of religion.
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"We have a team that is basically, like, all day long watching what's going off on [social media] within a certain demographic set which reflects ours," Tzur said.
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To help us cope with the explosions going off around us, Venus moves out of chatty Gemini and into the nurturing, nostalgic waters of Cancer on May 19.
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When Trump attacks MS-13, voters hear a guy who launched his campaign by going off-script to argue that Mexico is sending rapists to the United States.
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Margaret Wylie, an area resident, told reporters she believed that before the balloon crashed, it hit high power lines, which caused popping sounds like a gun going off.
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A good old-fashioned plank fight... No need for an alarm clock at my Nanna's house this morning when you have plank wars going off at 8am pic.twitter.
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"It's not heading straight to the moon and it's not going off a cliff," said Tom Ciccolella, who leads the venture capital practice for PwC, a consulting firm.
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The U.S. is unlikely to impose tariffs on the remaining tranche of Chinese imports, Baucus said, because the American business community is "going off the wall" about that.
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It was dangerous for anyone to be in the water at the same time as the air guns were going off, which should have maybe been a sign.
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Going off-script in one of his speeches, Mr Trump contrasted his support for Israel with the previous administration's coolness, saying it was a "big, big, beautiful difference".
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But instead of going off and starting new ventures, the trio decided to reinvent the PalmPilot and compete with the device they had invented a few years prior.
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The only real annoyance of the episode is the framing device of the talk radio blowhard going off on Keane's policies and criticizing her response to the bombing.
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Video footage running on television stations and social media showed giant effigies burning in the distance and crackers going off while the train runs through in the foreground.
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Doc Rivers ain't buyin' the argument that athlete spouses should keep their mouths shut -- and just praised Kate Upton for GOING OFF on MLB for snubbing Justin Verlander.
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According to American ... Haley showed up Monday at 7 AM, but the flight was full, and he started going off -- yelling and swearing in the gate agent's face.
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Chicago was a weekend town, mainly, whereas in San Francisco, in the 1992-83 range, there was something every night of the week—people going off, going crazy.
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Margaret Wylie, an area resident, told reporters she believed that before the balloon crashed, it hit power transmission lines, which caused popping sounds like a gun going off.
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Austrian Horst Pilger, waiting on a flight with his family, said his children had thought fireworks were going off, but he instantly knew an assault was under way.
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The Slow Mo Guys threw themselves into potential bodily harm with their newest video, where they explored what 1,000 mousetraps going off would look like in slow motion.
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I should mention that I could clearly see that his phone kept going off, and when it went off, there was a picture of a woman flashing up.
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Celtics blow out Wizards, take 3-2 series lead BOSTON — The Washington Wizards did everything they could to keep Isaiah Thomas from going off on them Wednesday night.
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"Throughout the entire series, Jon has worn very basic materials without much decoration (with some exceptions, as when he is training or going off to fight)," NobleHalcyon writes.
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That's a different question, but that's a technical problem with sort of a fire alarm going off and you guys are trying to rush to deal with it.
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It wasn't exactly painful at first, more like an overall shock to the system, kinda like a minor car crash or a firecracker going off near your head.
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"When I heard those fireworks going off [at New Year's] and I didn't know where my son was, that was the worst moment of my life," she recalls.
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Like Blade, it's not afraid to take the story and the tone wherever it needs to serve its protagonist (even if that mostly means going off on tangents).
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Biden has always been known for going off the cuff and saying things that get him into trouble (like when he waxed nostalgic about working with segregationist senators).
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"There were thousands of flash bulbs going off in the stadium and we wanted to create that effect on the costume, a sort of mirror image," he said.
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Growing up in Crown Heights, it was not uncommon to hear gunshots going off every single day of the week during the height of the crack-cocaine epidemic.
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"We have a trade situation that is going off the rails," Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
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But automation has its own problems, like when Safety Check presented a firecracker going off in Bangkok as "The Explosion in Bangkok, Thailand" while linking to false articles.
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It appears Nicki's fired the first shot ... going off on Meek after seeing that he liked a meme that took a shot at her hubby, Kenneth Petty. Mrs.
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"All my internal warning bells are going off," Pierson wrote to Scott Campbell, the manager of the 737 Max program in June 2018, the New York Times notes.
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Trump has become more disciplined of late, assuaging the fears of many GOP strategists who spent much of the summer convinced his campaign was going off the rails.
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That we as a country may be on borrowed economic time -- living it up in the moment while ignoring the alarms going off all over our economic house.
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He has shown Shockie's bomb going off some fifty pages earlier, a "flat, percussive event" that he plants in the novel's first sentence, forcing an instant narrative crisis.
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" Buttigieg added that, "There's just no way we can get very far into the next few decades on this tax policy without a fiscal time bomb going off.
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I walked into a meeting one day and heard the woman running our comedy department bemoaning the fact that Sex and the City was going off the air.
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But while he was talking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump left his written remarks exposed, because he's clearly demonstrated he can't hold a presser without going off the rails.
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But sometimes, amidst the trolls going off on one bigoted rant after another, people like Houston teenager Aaron Tamez can occasionally have a poignant moment via the social network.
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The film market is more difficult to quantify but just going off of movies released in cinemas, 736 films were released in 2016—twice as many as in 2000.
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Jonah Bayer is a Noisey contributor (he interviewed Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer about punk once), member of the band United Nations, and host of the podcast Going Off Track.
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But, if you list your employer in your bio, and you're followed by co-workers, going off on a massive tirade about something or someone could cross a line.
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I've had issues with my smoke alarm going off when I bake, so I make sure to open the window and balcony door and turn on the kitchen extractor.
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A new forward-facing camera is also available for 2020 and can assist a driver, whether they're going off-road or trying to watch for a curb when parking.
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Australian Jack Miller was lucky to survive unscathed from a massive crash in final practice, with his Marc VDS Honda going off track and slamming into the tire wall.
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The 24-year-old model, who got engaged to Verlander in May, stuck up for her man, going off on Major League Baseball and the writers tasked with voting.
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Jennie Garth visited the Today show on Monday and gave 90210 fans a little glimpse of hope into the series' return after going off the air 19903 years ago.
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Read These Stories Next: The Starvation Study That Changed The World 11 Things No One Tells You About Going Off The Pill The Depression Problem No One Talks About
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Asking a seven-year-old Ahmed Rahami if he believed in instituting sharia would have done nothing to stop a pressure cooker bomb going off in Chelsea on Saturday.
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It's been riddled with allegations of sexual harassment and sexism, two executives leaving the company and a leaked video of Kalanick going off on an Uber driver about fares.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Horst Pilger said his children thought fireworks were going off when the first explosion struck on Tuesday, but he instantly knew that Brussels Airport was under attack.
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Our sources say doctors are all over Kanye to make sure he takes his meds, which are a critical link in keeping him from going off the rails again.
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Discovery of new music has been a central part of the BPM ethos in the past, and going off the beaten path is almost always still a rewarding experience.
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I got brought out to New York for the first time in 1983 by Tom Silverman of Tommy Boy Records when the whole hip-hop thing was going off.
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Her friends left the cabin that morning for breakfast thinking that she was still sleeping, but when they returned she was still in bed with her alarm going off.
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While going off to college is a time when many students form lifelong friendships, the experience proved to be more difficult for Game of Thrones star Isaac Hempstead Wright.
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Read these stories next: The Starvation Study That Changed The World 11 Things No One Tells You About Going Off The Pill The Depression Problem No One Talks About
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Even though you might be going off the grid, it's important to be able to contact the outside world in case of an emergency and/or to stay sane.
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At other times, they are "almost like fireworks going off in the ionosphere of Jupiter," said Jonathan Nichols, a University of Leicester scientist who is leading the Hubble study.
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" Murphy argued that opposition to the arms sales is growing because Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman "going off the rails is now hard for the Saudis to disguise.
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The Seahawks QB was doing Facebook Live from a barber shop when he started going off on Trump -- saying he's seen way too much "negativity" since #45 took office.
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Vettel was handed a five-second time penalty during the race on June 9 for going off track and returning in what was deemed to be an unsafe fashion.
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I'm confident that federal departments and agencies are making similar plans now, but we must remember this: A fire alarm going off doesn't mean the fire is put out.
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Most immediately, the victims were people cut off from transportation: nurses' aides, fabric cutters, doormen, shipping clerks, young students going off to school, sick people headed to their doctors.
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Examples include Nickelodeon's going off the air for 17 minutes in solidarity with victims of gun violence, McDonald's turning its golden arches upside down to mark International Women's Day.
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They basically put a car on the road that's going to work for the next 230 years, that's got explosions going off inside it, right, and it just works.
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Instead, it jumps ahead in time with Leo (Graham Verchere) going off to college and doing a voiceover about how mythical the Stargirl stories would become over the years.
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The rapper was at LAX Thursday when we asked him about 2 Chainz going off about being on the 9th line -- under 24 other artists -- on the festival's lineup.
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ML: Going off that idea of keeping the spirit alive, one of the early legacies of Shakespeare and Company is publishing banned books — James Joyce, Henry Miller, Allen Ginsberg.
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Ms. Nwandu's phone kept going off, though, and by the time her plane landed, she couldn't ignore what was happening: A controversy had erupted around her first major production.
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Mr. Hanson, a Navy veteran, had never heard of the hashtag before his phone started going off as he took a marketing exam at the University of Central Florida.
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Blue likens jealousy to a fire alarm going off in your home -- you're paying attention, and you know something is wrong, but you don't know anything about the specifics.
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Mr. Ghosn walked with his wife, Carole, into a frenzy of camera operators in a plain white conference room in Beirut, with a burst of flash bulbs going off.
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There should be sirens going off in the head of every Democratic strategist in America when it comes to the state of the party's "brand" after the 2016 election.
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In my apartment, as in most points in the city, you could hear the competing calls from several mosques going off at the same time, five times a day.
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"Let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails, yesterday and today," Pelosi said.
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It soon became clear that the sound of the eggs going off, while loud, wasn't particularly dangerous at a distance of one foot, ranging from 86 to 133 decibels.
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This has been attributed to technology and our "selfie" culture, but the rise of technology and social media's boon roughly coincides with Fred Rogers's program going off the air.
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Once I had a really scary one where a guy hadn't slept in 36 hours and was straight up going off on all this unintelligible crazy conspiracy theory talk.
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In the video the prankster walks by people in public places with the notification sound going off on his phone, just to see how many people look at their own.
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A few hours later, DJ, trans model, and activist Juliana Huxtable had the crowd going off with re-edits of twerk team tracks, New Jersey bass, and futuristic tech-house.
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Now, 30 years after going off to start your own lab, how does the experience of having worked with him inform the scientist you are today, the leader of XENON?
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Her friends had assumed the 16-year-old was sleeping and left for breakfast without her, but when they returned her phone alarm was going off and she was unresponsive.
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If you really want the man bun (or any other dumb trend) to go away, just ignore it, rather than actively going off and just reminding everyone that it exists.
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Sounds like glass breaking (caused by a burglar or a moody cat) or a smoke alarm going off will trigger Alexa to send out Smart Alerts consisting of audio clips.
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The Mexican government's motive wasn't purely humanitarian — if its members felt comfortable going off on their own, the caravan, which had brought them such a headache, would be less visible.
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"It's going off like a frog in a sock telling people that if you come into this nation and you don't obey our laws, you're in trouble," he told ABC.
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Sheriff Dart thinks that resulted in more ill people losing their way, going off medication, getting arrested and being dumped in his gargantuan, crumbling jail on the city's South Side.
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Shortly before going off the rails, West tweeted some photos from his and Kardashian's home, referring to them as the "Sunken Place," a reference to Peele's hit film Get Out.
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Rob Gronkowski running wild, Martellus Bennett going off, LeGarrette Blount finishing drives; on this day we saw everything we thought we'd see from Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
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He asks them if they ever feel fatigued after eating or drinking, or experience numbness in their legs while running — peculiar questions, but no alarm bells are going off yet.
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So when I was at that infamous dinner scene, exchanging words with Toni Collette, I was prepared and already there, just going off of everybody's performance in moments like that.
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It's not the first time Jones has been booted from a casino -- he was kicked out of the Hollywood Casino in Indiana in 2015 after going off on casino staffers.
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Just going off Musk's remarks, it's unclear if the 22002 mission is designed to have people orbit Mars or actually land there, but either way, it's an incredibly ambitious goal.
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Julio was clearly just making up for the one catch for 16 yards he posted last Monday night against the Saints despite the offense going off for 45 points. 2.
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It's because deep down, Pacey thinks he isn't good enough for her, and she's going off to college to become something great while he's stuck in Capeside with his insecurities.
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Overlooking the Capertee Valley, the set up allows visitors to go off-grid without worrying about insects, rain, wind or any other pesky natural element of actually going off-grid.
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He's a junior and my other son graduated, and he will be going off to play hockey this year, so I will have one less child this year at home.
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Public Hillary Clinton, the narrative goes, is calculated and precise and ever-fearful of going off-script—terrified, in other words, of letting the country see who she really is.
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I've always noticed people passing by on the street get very curious by my strobe light going off when I'm shooting and tend to look up and into my space.
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"I have no research to confirm that and honestly believe Blanke was, way back at that time, going off the same rumors that everyone else in society was," Cipollini says.
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As the new IP blocks reached their destinations, more fault detection triggers started going off, which forced the end-points to stop broadcasting IP information to the internet at all.
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According to Northhamptonshire Fire and Rescue, firefighters received an emergency call from an alarm-receiving company reporting that multiple smoke alarms were going off inside a home in Daventry, England.
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The controversy triggered by the penalty, for going off track and returning in an unsafe manner while defending the lead from Hamilton, is unlikely to die down in a hurry.
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There are few references in "Ladies Night" of the oral sex that was the backdrop for the conversation in "Not Tonight," but that doesn't stop each woman from going off.
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Lucas, a Swedish expat fluent in Thai, educated us on the world of ya dong, often going off on tangents to discuss racism in Europe or show us his tattoos.
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Going off on a tangent, Joannides also tells Broadly that "there seems to be some unfilled positions in the new administration, where being the biggest dick is apparently a plus."
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Then of course, the parts of my brain that freak out about some of the surveillance or more insidious aspects are still going off, but I'm still looking for that.
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"They should not be going off on recess before this is done," Mr. Obama said about putting resources behind an effort to stop the spread of the mosquito-borne virus.
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For me, alarm bells weren't going off when I heard about it, but I did think somebody is going to use this to feed into 'the president is crazy' narrative.
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Ms. Miranda is starring in a new MTV series, tentatively titled "Going Off," in which a new young dancer will be crowned at her master class studio in each episode.
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Going off of the prior movies and their timeline, Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) is still living and working at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters with Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) himself.
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Going off the rabbi's suggestions, the in-store display they created came out hilarious and tasteless with swastika flags, concentration camp uniforms, and an oven filled with fake human bones.
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Davis Hornak just finished his senior year of high school in Birmingham, Alabama—also Dahl's hometown—and is trying to visit every major league stadium before going off to college.
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Gary's respected goth band, Dismantled, played here in years' past, and going off those memories, the duo chose to travel from Los Angeles to play SoGo for their first show.
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Kosmicare is in the thick of what's called the "harm-reduction" trend—which is to say it's all about minimizing risk and keeping people from going off the deep end.
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I was lying on a rug in a garage in Venice, California, being blown for a movie called Love Sandwich and I remember going off into the girl's face—copiously.
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We all went to a furnace room, and I was talking to a bunch of business professionals when my phone started going off like crazy with Tumblr and text notifications.
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