There are places where the pitch is slightly off, or the timing is slightly off.
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Mr. Trump was also slightly off about the electoral count.
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You know when you get flowers that are slightly off?
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It's someone you know but something is just... slightly off.
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After I'd inhaled three, I noticed something felt slightly off.
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Headley slid in as Buxton's throw was slightly off target.
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The bee roles are a slightly off, but not completely.
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Billy also has a mullet that looks ever so slightly off.
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While Clinton was slightly off on the numbers, our verdict: True.
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If you like your good times slightly off-kilter that is.
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He didn't have that slightly off, unpredictable look in his eye.
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Secondly, there's usually something slightly off when cisgender actors play us.
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The broader market fell slightly off its highs on the news.
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The greenback and Treasury yields traded slightly off those levels Friday.
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If you're just slightly off, it usually fails to recognize it.
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The problem is that the execution was ever so slightly off.
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I love his slightly off-kilter but always chic personal style.
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Stand half way and raise your rear leg slightly off the ground.
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From the beginning, it seemed as though she was slightly off-balance.
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It's discreet and maybe a little calculated, and ever so slightly off.
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By 0558 GMT, it was slightly off the session peak at 69.59.
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Then, Adam rewrites the same letters in black, but slightly off-center.
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His touch was a little heavy, his passes just slightly off key.
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But some folks informed me that way of thinking was slightly off.
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The three index futures were trading slightly off record levels on Tuesday.
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Perhaps you've noticed that the posts in your Facebook timeline appear slightly off.
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The euro traded at $0.97.675, slightly off from an earlier high of $1.1112.
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An old Victorian house sat slightly off its foundation, leaning to one side.
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It makes the whole landscape feel slightly off, like maybe there's a catch.
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Ripple last traded slightly off its highs around 47 cents, according to CoinMarketCap.
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When I did, I felt deeply calm and refreshed but slightly off-kilter.
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Its subject stares just slightly off to the side, self-possessed but sad.
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Even in the successful observations, MU69 was slightly off from the predicted location.
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Slightly off the beaten path, meanwhile, is Israel, which has shown some surprising recovery.
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Finally, White gives us "Humoresque," a lullaby sung slightly off-key, and says goodnight.
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The app definitely sounds slightly off-putting, but I've thought about this idea before.
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Meal prep culture still feels slightly off-brand for me, but you know what?
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Ortiz explains that each print is slightly off registration, along with some other imperfections.
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In the face of such egos, he had to keep them slightly off-balance.
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Ethereum was trading at around $246.62 on Monday morning, slightly off its record high.
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Here's what else is happening: Unfortunately, Mother Nature seems to be slightly off key.
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Eugenie's gown might be slightly off-shoulder or have a mermaid silhouette, Ross predicts.
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To make this more challenging, try lifting one foot slightly off the floor. Plank.
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It's tough to explain my immediate love for this magnificent, slightly off-kilter establishment.
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The S&P 500 traded roughly flat midafternoon Wednesday, slightly off the session's highs.
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His technique makes the homes he depicts seem slightly off-kilter, not quite real.
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HK/SIN, the index traded at 94.326, slightly off from a previous high of 94.335.
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That idea was translated into impeccable blowouts and polished curls with slightly off-center parts.
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But as of a recent update to that data, he is now very slightly off.
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If a gravitational waves comes by, however, the laser will be ever so slightly off.
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In the backdrop, slightly off to the right, a Bear Man prowls in the shadows.
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It's reminiscent of Britain in the early 20th century, but everything is just slightly off.
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You click, before noticing that something was just so slightly off in the sender's address.
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Fake news sites may use URLs that are similar to real ones -- but slightly off.
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The plane hit the sign because it was slightly off center during takeoff, Coleman said.
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Gather hair into tight and high pony slightly off to the side, and secure with elastic.
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But this setup, though certainly unique and full of potential for matches, is slightly off-putting.
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Orange's face is slightly off-kilter, in the grand, beguiling tradition of wrestlers and football players.
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In both cases the video looks slightly off, and the voice is provided by an impersonator.
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Place it even slightly off this "sweet spot" and the device won't pick up any power.
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Granted, the prickles might be slightly off-putting, but why not shake things up a little?
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It's an image that's slightly off, a subtle form of body horror that disturbs the mind.
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Early in the history of our solar system, something mysteriously knocked Earth slightly off its axis.
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Brent LCOc2945.15 settled down slightly, off 210 percent at $210, after an earlier drop to $323.
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Etsy shares closed 26 percent higher on Thursday, slightly off session highs, at $41.65 per share.
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FTMC share indexes both ended slightly off earlier lows, down 0.7 percent and 0.8 percent respectively.
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It was the imperfections, or slightly-off elements, that made them feel right for the moment.
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Tossing the bottle too fast or slightly off axis could result in a fallen water bottle.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Rex Orange County's lo-fi lounge music is soothing, sunny and slightly off-kilter.
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Yeah. I've said things that have been interpreted as slightly off, sensitivity-wise or correctness-wise.
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"The biggest problem is when we're slightly off(line), we're out-of-bounds," he said modestly.
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The only time they shifted slightly off my ears was when I was lying down to stretch.
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And we know it's slightly off brand for CYBER listeners, but who needs cybersecurity if aliens exist?
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Harington was photographed on the streets of Paris with friends looking slightly damp and slightly off balance.
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Benches in front of screens are slightly off-center so wheelchair users can have a perfect view.
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It was last seen slightly off those lows but still about 20 percent below its closing price.
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Emerging equities benefited from stronger Wall Street closes on Tuesday, with indexes slightly off recent record highs.
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His head would be in a corner and his shoeless feet would hang slightly off the steps.
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While the meatballs certainly looked the same as regular meatballs, something was slightly off about the flavor.
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A CGI car named Lightning McQueen acts and thinks like us while a CGI Leia looks slightly off.
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And in its latest variation, tugging it slightly off one shoulder seems to be the way to go.
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Available on Mubi Kiyoshi Kurosawa makes movies with characters who act slightly … off from what we're accustomed to.
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That's also why we get our lovely, slightly off variation on the Pokémon theme song as background music.
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The pictures look a lot like the Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates star, though just slightly off.
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" Regarding the moment Trump seemingly knocked Macron slightly off-balance, Whitmore said that the he was acting "authoritative.
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Remember to crush and not mince, since that makes the garlic oxidize and taste slightly off, says Lang.
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They have different silhouettes, and while some move in perfect rhythm with the music, others are slightly off.
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He's still the same guy: a barrel-chested, high-flying, slightly off-kilter but always safe wrestling machine.
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It was slightly off those highs on Tuesday at 84.17 pence, up half a percent on the day.
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There's something just slightly off about the parallax scrolling, too, which only adds to the woozy, dreamlike feel.
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If you did not, this is probably void of relevance—or slightly off, because I am American. Sorry.
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She destabilizes the geometric order, and negotiates her own sense of equilibrium — one that is always slightly off.
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Likewise, the angles might be ever so slightly off the 90 degrees or whatever they theoretically should be.
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BHP Group closed 0.8% higher after it reported its best profit in five years, though slightly off estimates.
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When the two sides met up in 2500, the separate bores were only slightly off, historical accounts say.
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The euro gained 0.5 percent to $1.1429, slightly off a high of $1.14395 hit before the Fed's policy announcement.
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Williams's micro-fictions are meant to unsettle and confound, to push our understanding of the world slightly off kilter.
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Obama, slightly off-center with his chair pushed into a corner, is not the eye's natural point of focus.
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When "Vinyl" incorporates real people into the world of the American Century record label, they often seem slightly off.
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Since closed captions may have occasional errors — misspelled words or words left out — these counts may be slightly off.
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The number is slightly off its high of $11.5 trillion in mid-July but still carries potentially ominous consequences.
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The wonder of it is just how cool and slightly off-kilter it is that the match is happening.
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One: NASA could launch a spacecraft to act as a battering ram to push the asteroid slightly off course.
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I know the puzzle pieces fit together, but the angles—it always feels like the angles are slightly off.
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Things are just slightly off and you have an intuition of how it would work but you don't know.
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But Cespedes, the Mets' strong-armed left fielder, took his time unloading a throw that was slightly off line.
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And yet, when a mass-market producer of sanitary pads scrapped its hyper-feminized packaging, something felt slightly off.
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But if the keys are slightly off center to squeeze a number pad in, so expect some mistypes early on.
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But at the same time, I think some of the grousing about the show has been slightly off the mark.
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The Euro index was slightly off the prior day's highs, down half a percent, but remained up 5.4% from Friday.
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With that, we knew we had to automate that process, else users would always feel the results were 'slightly off'.
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But more than just being obnoxious, the gifs you find in set libraries will always be ever so slightly off.
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The timing of matches seemed slightly off and everyone seemed to wrestle as if the air was heavy around them.
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It's better to be slightly off in a decision but moving full speed ahead than to let doubt stop you.
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First, the amount of sunlight shining on the planets is "slightly off from reality," he said, to make details clearer.
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But if their timing is even slightly off, you're going to notice jitter and sync problems, and you'll hate it.
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This plan would use the gravity of another object to tug the incoming NEO slightly off its original orbital path.
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The lag and resulting feel that things are slightly off what you intended is just enough that you notice it.
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Mr. Heginbotham's dances for "Principles" are like the found objects that fill Kalman's book; slightly off-kilter, delicate, vulnerable feeling.
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It was another high-profile, slightly off-kilter moment for Mr. Giuliani, who has lived a life full of them.
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But even her blunt jokes are always slightly off kilter, focusing more on bizarre turns than on an explosive climax.
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Another emoji that seems slightly off-kilter is the rolling eye face, which Samsung makes look like an overtly intrigued person.
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These animals will send out distress signals and members from their pod may attempt to help or mill slightly off-shore.
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Toward the middle of the track, she's slightly off the ground, her voice ripping; she is playing for an invisible audience.
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The works are slightly off the wall and suspended from the ceiling, emitting a pulsating field of white-green-pink light.
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Their legs were skinnier with smaller spines and the little stubs sticking out from the abdomen called cerci were slightly off.
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Macro muddles Despite all this good stuff, there is something rotten – OK, maybe just slightly off – in the state of Denmark.
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Oil has rebounded slightly off its lows, with the WTI April futures contract trading at $183 a barrel, a 22% decline.
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Whenever a man veers slightly off course from the knight in shining armor she's constructed in her head, she shuts down.
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He noted that the graph is just showing predictions based on that data, and the objects' positions could be slightly off.
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In the past, we&aposve stayed at the cool SLS Las Vegas, located slightly off the Strip at the northern end.
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"Even if the company delivers slightly off numbers, just a little bit of slippage, it's usually a great buying opportunity," he said.
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Then, she tops it off with a slouchy top worn slightly off-the-shoulder, à la Balenciaga — plus a choker, of course.
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BriTANick's sketches have been of Saturday Night Live caliber for years, distinguished by a sense of humor slightly off SNL's mainstream rhythm.
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That said, it definitely sounds like Styles' deep, raspy speaking voice that we all love, even if the accept is slightly off.
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In 2007, games were relatively predictable in nature, following proven strategies and patterns, each game building ever-so-slightly off the last.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar fell 0.1 percent , slightly off its overnight lows that marked a fresh three-year low.
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Other jobs, like becoming a dental hygienist, foot doctor, or proctologist, may seem slightly off-putting to some, but pay high salaries.
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Ultimately we settled on a not-so-obvious choice: the slightly off-the-beaten-track Musandam Peninsula in the Sultanate of Oman.
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The object is suffused with regret, and while it's meaningful, it feels like it belongs in a slightly off-beat soap opera.
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Somewhere slightly off the page, a Big Bad Wolf is huffing and puffing and blowing these people's home right into the ground.
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To that end, he created garments from overlaid printed fabrics, "moved ever so slightly off their axis," to suggest shimmering alternate realities.
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To the Editor: Your editorial opposing President Trump's endorsement of a bill that would slash immigration limits is slightly off the mark.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index eased slightly, off 0.3 percent or 2.09 points to finish the session at 6907.77.
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For example, when a painting is just slightly off-kilter on a wall, don't you wish there was a word for that?
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"She flew far and slightly off to the left and had to make a fairly significant correction," Kristofic told The Associated Press.
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The second act — the celebrated, hilarious, tearing-down-the-house part — felt slightly off its rhythms at the preview performance I saw.
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But even if a hand-counting found that the result was slightly off, the stats would still make sense as a whole.
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While the Golden Girls restaurant will open slightly off the tourist beaten path, LaRue is confident that the restaurant can bring tourists northward.
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I asked about the lucid nature of his work, swirling colors, icons, and slightly off images together in a swath of psychedelic punk.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Jim Cooke/Photo: GettyHave you ever noticed that, sometimes, a certain celebrity seems ever so slightly off?
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ET (25 GMT), slightly off the day's peak of $20.5 and not far from the 20.3 high of $2700 set on June 2000.
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In this movie, Tree wakes up in a time loop once again — but in a different dimension, where things are just slightly off.
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Brady, caught slightly off guard by the president's comments, responded briskly: "My goal is to lower taxes on every American," he told reporters.
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The two tell her that they don't think that the latest victim was a prostitute, which throws the serial killer theory slightly off.
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You might be impressed at how evenly spaced these cinched worms are and that they form a grid extending slightly off the surface.
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The story is sort of like Heathers and all of its dark malevolence, infused with some classic, slightly off-beat DC Comics tradition.
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Later Radiohead songs like "Morning Bell" and "2+2=5" also fiddle with slightly off-kilter time signatures without making them readily apparent.
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Although the benchmark finished slightly off at close, it was still near a one-year peak of 5,531.9 hit in the previous session.
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The city's population is only around 8 million and the stadium's capacity is closer to 110,000, so Trump's figures might be slightly off.
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Samsung said its fourth-quarter revenue was likely 66 trillion won, which was slightly off a Reuters average forecast of 66.8 trillion won.
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But the fact that everything Gritty does feels slightly off balance and unhinged, rather than subject to intense corporate control, meant something unusual happened.
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In early Asia trade on Thursday, bitcoin was trading around $1,131.17, slightly off the all-time high of $1,141.16, according to trading platform Coindesk.
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Even when Esmail is not directing, Mr. Robot frames all the shots slightly off kilter, keeps the actors pallid in shadowy New York apartments.
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It remained slightly off the session high of $1.328 hit immediately after the vote as uncertainty remains around the process and the path forward.
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"It's tough when you're getting shellacked by 15 shots in the same group, you know?" said Spieth, who was slightly off in his math.
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More importantly, that figure as a share of the economy is only slightly off its all-time peak in the last quarter of 503.
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The first part of the question appears to catch him slightly off guard, as if it isn't something he's ever given much thought to.
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If I were slightly off, if it were, if I was off by two factories, there'd be a headline: 'Donald Trump told a fib.
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But something was just slightly off about this wonderland: The skaters were gliding on polymer panels that simulate the slip and feel of ice.
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It remained slightly off its July high of 7.7822; it will hit a 2-1/2 year high if it breaks below that level.
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But Bowie — who made a career out of collaborating with slightly-off guitar wiz kids on the order of Klinghoffer — probably would have loved it.
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Jahil is also slightly off his game, but that's because he's letting the woman he rescued from a human trafficking ring crash on his couch.
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There is nothing particularly damning in The Missing Evidence—just a lot of little stories that you can shove together like slightly off puzzle pieces.
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Just last month, for instance, the New Horizons team averted a potentially big problem when they realized that the spacecraft had gone slightly off course.
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I'm not one to complain in a restaurant if my food is slightly off, but if the experience is legitimately bad, I may say something.
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Both edged slightly off the bottom during the afternoon but remain near historic lows, with the entire German government yield curve now in negative territory.
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He scouted out the spot where he'd veer ever so slightly off the course as his streamliner slowed so he could avoid the rough spots.
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The 10-year yield was last down 3 basis points on the day at 0.92 percent, up slightly off its new low of 0.913 percent.
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"The purpose of our life is to cooperate with God's plan," Mr. Rubio says, sitting in a leather chair as he looks slightly off camera.
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Accentuate the neckline by tugging the piece slightly off your shoulders (shoutout, Balenciaga fall 2016), and pair it with wide-holed fishnets because, why not?
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Then, there were those who found the caption slightly off-putting, seeing as the flu is something most people wouldn't wish upon their worst enemy.
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In other words, by cutting pi off at the 15th decimal point, we would calculate a circumference for that circle that is very slightly off.
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LOW STOCKS, TIGHT SPREADS LME headline stocks of 123,425 tonnes are historically meager but slightly off the decade low of 119,250 tonnes seen in December.
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He sticks close to fully saturated greens, reds, and blues to support lighter, slightly off variations of pink, apricot, and lime, to take one example.
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Presumably, the gravity of stars or other massive objects on the far side could leak through the wormhole and tug S2 slightly off its orbit.
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Careful ballpoint waves cross most of the eight small drawings in this intriguing presentation, always slightly off center, the way you'd cock a porkpie hat.
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C. E. Morgan's novel "The Sport of Kings" (2016), a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, is a slightly off-kilter but powerful place to start.
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Hidden a canyon away, it has just 13,200 seats and a stage that was always slightly off center, creating a challenge for performers and audiences.
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At each end of the line were two white men in blackface who would tell slightly off-color jokes in an exaggerated, Southern, black dialect.
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Like a combatant preparing for a duel, he took his paces, briskly stepping back six times and slightly off to the right of the ball.
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While Vendetta says Rey "looks pretty evil," (we would just say "determined") on The Force Awakens poster, she is positioned slightly off toward the middle-left.
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Hurricane Willa has weakened slightly off Mexico's Pacific Coast and is now a Category 4 storm, but remains "extremely dangerous" ahead of an expected landfall Tuesday.
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Shares in Deutsche Bank, which have lost 38% since last year's shareholder meeting, closed down 0003% at 6.45 euros, slightly off their earlier life-time low.
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To call the Incredibles films "superhero movies" might seem slightly off-base — they're not derived from any comic books and have no prior mythology to fulfill.
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I contour, but only because my real face is too sculpted — so I, as they say in Italian sculptural history, "de-sculpt xoxo" (translation slightly off).
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Its chunky tip, its "charismatic" (thanks, Mum) bridge, slightly off-centre, but I think that's because I've forgotten what it was like to live with it.
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In the highway-scape (what else to call it?) "Up Street" (1993), he depicts a multilane highway slightly off center and parallel to the picture plane.
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When his writing is at its best, his characters act as a fisheye lens through which to scrutinize a slightly off-kilter world that surrounds them.
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So on the typical pregnancy calendar, House Bill 3114 bans abortion beginning at week 22, which makes the law is just slightly off the constitutional track.
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I'd woken up some minutes earlier because my CPAP machine's mask slid ever-so-slightly off the side of my face, generating an obnoxious whooshing noise.
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I love to hear things that I haven't heard before and weird things that shouldn't go next to each other and things that are slightly off.
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The last thing you want to do is slip or fall slightly off-balance on your downswing because then you'll end up in the sand trap.
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Even the source of her beauty is hard to pin down, her features rendered slightly off-kilter by a distractingly wide mouth and swollen upper lip.
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Yet, from the first, Mr. Neenan's touch is slightly off: The dynamics he keeps asking of his dancers are always more emphatic than their musical accompaniment.
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I would love to wear it under a blazer, were it not for the deep seam down the middle that leaves the pattern looking slightly off.
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Amazon's stock fell 4.4 percent on Monday, down more than 18 percent since the start of the fourth quarter, but slightly off its lows of the day.
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Coal, which accounts for more than 20.8939 percent of German generation, was slightly off by 0.2 percent at $64.85 a tonne for prices into Europe in 2017.
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The plot sounds like it could happen tomorrow, or it's something that had really happened — just ever so slightly off from the actual world we live in.
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Using the color temperature option, it can replicate that slightly off-white color that actual books have instead of the snow-white quality of Amazon's older screens.
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Greenko's 2023s benefited from a chase for Indian credits at a quote of 100.25/100.75, although this was slightly off the highs due to some profit-taking.
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Hidden Valley, purveyor of creamy salad dressings, is making this – very odd, slightly off-putting – dream a reality with a new product from its 2017 holiday offerings.
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The silvered dial has a slightly off-white look in most lighting, with delicate and sophisticated flecking you can see as you turn it under direct light.
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This suggests that Rembrandt might have been looking at a projection surface slightly off to the side, rather than straight onto a flat mirror, Mr. O'Neill said.
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Bonus points for taking the detour just slightly off the path at the Old Fourth Ward for a once-over of the latest exhibit at Facet Gallery.
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But hey, it stays open until 5 AM. As we headed towards what was supposed to be our next destination, we ended up veering slightly off course.
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That's one thing for Ovechkin, whose size, strength, and impossible motor enables him to execute whatever he can visualize with his beautiful, if slightly off-kilter mind.
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I don't know whether it creates people who go off the rails, or whether you have to be slightly off the rails to want to do it.
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The exporter-heavy FTSE 100 index fell 0.2%, slightly off its near two-month high, and the mid-cap FTSE 250 index dropped by the same margin.
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Note how, in her best works, the cabin or cabana stands slightly off center, and always occupies just a bit too much of the canvas for comfort.
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There were also some bites of the Popeyes sandwich that exposed a chewy, eggy-looking binding between the breading and the chicken, which was slightly off-putting.
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A graph of the spacecraft's trajectory, shown during a live stream of the landing, revealed the lander to be slightly off its planned course just before touchdown.
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Micron shares fell nearly 3 percent on Friday, slightly off its session lows, after the company reported weak guidance and warned about tariffs' impact on its earnings.
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If a vehicle drifted even slightly off the pavement, a wheel was apt to catch in the sand, said Ken Drylie, a spokesman for the training center.
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From the first, director Sam Esmail (the series' creator) and writers Kor Adana and Randolph Leon keep throwing ideas at you, to keep you slightly off-guard.
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The song asks for a Harry Potter prequel show on Broadway; Green was only slightly off, now that we're getting a sequel show on the West End instead.
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U.S. equity index futures remained under pressure, suggesting stock prices would open lower, and prices for U.S. Treasuries were solidly higher, although slightly off from the day's highs.
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" Rosé: Cabernet Franc/Grolleau/Gamay"Rosés that are slightly off-dry (sweet) like ones from the Anjou region of France's Loire Valley are your fall meal's best friend.
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Apple says that the bands should still be largely compatible, but I am betting some will look just slightly off on the new watches — especially third-party bands.
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She was smaller than she looked in photos, I thought, and felt the way she asked that question about my writing was slightly off but sort of sweet.
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Italian benchmark 10-year bonds IT10YT=TWEB still held at 4.5 year highs of 3.543 percent on Thursday, though slightly off the peak of 3.697 percent on Tuesday.
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The same sinister smirk that you may spot on the most normal of persons, without giving it a second thought as to whether or not they're slightly off.
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When he talked about relatives who settled in the heartland 200 years ago, he went slightly off-script to refer to the "birther" conspiracy theory that Trump fueled.
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TEHRAN — Iranians bade farewell to Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani on Tuesday, with the sprawling state funeral veering slightly off script when groups of mourners started shouting opposition slogans.
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Another good book about the same region whose title is slightly off is THE CALIPHATE AT WAR: Operational Realities and Innovations of the Islamic State (Oxford University, $211).
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"Yeah, I mean going down and away, and maybe up just a tad, but slightly off the plate and he put a good swing on it," Brach said.
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" He delights in the comedy of language (wordplay, repurposed clichés), finding laughs in mangled jargon that is only slightly off: "How many people here enjoyed their air flights?
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Trees flank a straight European road and the camera sits slightly off to one side so that the all the shot's lines meet at an off-kilter vanishing point.
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At the 30 kilometer mark, only compatriot Dickson Chumba was still with him and 10 kilometers later, he was on his own but slightly off the world record pace.
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Take the distant, tinny bag pipes that meander in and out of opener "A Minor Life," offset by warm woodwind, all slightly off-key but never less than whole.
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His polling for Faso was only slightly off from the final results, according to private polls shared with VICE News (he had the race tied; Faso lost by 5).
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My parents tell me they couldn't settle on a name for her, so when a friend of theirs called the hyperactive and slightly off-kilter puppy Ofélia, it stuck.
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For one thing, I learned to work around my frenum-less smile, and my new, slightly off-kilter grin enabled me to play a whole new set of villains.
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"I think women are attracted to how they're represented here — it's powerful, and slightly kinky in a way, but there's something about it being slightly off that makes it captivating."
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You can't exceed 45 mph, you can't pause the game, and because the bus' alignment is slightly off, you have to keep your eyes on the road and constantly adjust.
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But Tobago, the second island of the Caribbean republic, is smaller and more low-key — a gorgeous, slightly-off-the-beaten-path spot that made Mashable's top destinations for 2016.
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In "Freeway Curve" (1995), a wide black curve (highway) full of speeding cars starts at the upper left quadrant and swings down sharply to the bottom edge, slightly off center.
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Back stepping and back skipping counters work best when the fighter moves his head or skips slightly off line to reduce the chances of getting cracked by his charging opponent.
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Last week, Morris shared how she was caught slightly off guard when she learned the sex of her child, saying she predicted she was bound to welcome a baby girl.
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Thinking she's swooning thanks to his slightly off-key song, Andrew pulled — and we really mean pulled — Cheryl over for a kiss, even though she's not into it at all.
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While at Disney, he solidified his own unique art style, with its weirdly elongated shapes and people, and a touch of the maudlin, the gothic, and the slightly off-kilter.
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Androgyny cozied up to cheeky intellectualism, and in a slightly off-kilter palette: an announcement of his willingness to play with color more daringly than his forebears at Gucci had.
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One of her works from this era, at first glance, presents as a painting of an ordinary American flag, if slightly off-hue — substituting a dim gray for the traditional white.
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Simulations of Goblin's orbit, for instance, suggest that the dwarf planet is among the objects that are tugged slightly off-course by Planet X—or some other kind of large mass.
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Sitting before the Stars and Stripes, another flag pinned to his lapel, former president Barack Obama appears to be delivering an important message about fake news — but something seems slightly...off.
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Reachability on the iPhone X requires a precise pull-down on the bar at the bottom of the home screen, and a slightly-off swipe opens up Spotlight search instead. Yup.
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Anderson seems equally placid and unhurried on her part, which makes the whole affair seem (as it did when a sneak preview was shown to critics in the summer) slightly off.
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Vogelsong was struck near his left eye — the ball may have glanced off slightly off his batter's helmet — by a 92-mph two-seam fastball and immediately dropped to the ground.
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Worse still, the track just moves on, unconcerned with Butler's candidness and misery, and Chassagne comes back in with some more vocals designed to sit just slightly off of the key.
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Powell, Stacey, and Crombie studied up on early-18th-century English styles to use as the basis of their work, then tweaked them, creating a slightly off-kilter version of reality.
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Kentucky Route Zero is full of Lynch-ian strangeness (or magical realism), a place where people and places all feel slightly off, but it's very much rooted in our flawed world.
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Because of the damage Intelsat 229e sustained, the satellite is now slightly off track on this orbit, which means it could cross paths with other GEO satellites in the years to come.
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The slightly off-key chorus and the backing singers singing a half step off paired with the acoustic guitar makes it feel homegrown, but those samples are inspired by fancy studio beats.
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A few moments later, the smell of sizzling bacon and something sweet drifted through the air from my new friends' RV. I smiled, grateful my solo adventure was taken slightly off-course.
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The euro dipped 0.2 percent to $1.1324, still up 1 percent on the week while the yen traded at 100.170, slightly off an eight-week high of 99.55 yen hit on Tuesday.
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While it's great to find a service that will tailor your clothing based on your measurements, often these measurements are slightly off and can affect the cut of the shirt or pants.
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One of the subjects, Jonathan Russell, a 20-year-old music prodigy who lives in New York, described how startled he gets when the chimes on the subway are slightly off key.
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Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed the country's retail sales for January was up 0.3 percent on-month, slightly off a Reuters poll that predicted a 0.4 percent increase.
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She's slightly off the tune when she shouts, "On and on, I don't know what I want / On and on, I don't know if I want it," grating discomfort over the buzz.
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To be sure, the voices and music generated by WaveNet still sound slightly off to a trained ear, and composing speech in this way still requires a massive amount of computing power.
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A work closer to a conventional painting is a square section of an old crate fence that Renato painted black with a white triangle cutting in from the top, slightly off center.
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The self-described "elephant queen" Eureka made the equivocal choice of white-girl rapping her verse, and was slightly off-tempo at first, but the production team quickly got her on beat.
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The photos are always taken at an upward angle, usually capturing my patients slightly off-center, with the lobby's drop ceiling and a couple of LED canister lights as an unflattering backdrop.
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I'd also point out that using the focus wheel itself could be smoother, as the sensitivity feels slightly off and it's easy to notice when the app switches between the three cameras.
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The report said the A-252 may have approached the target area from a direction slightly off axis from what Wrenn directed, resulting in the bombs landing downslope from the intended target.
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" Going slightly off-script and off-topic, Mr. Cruz also invoked a little gallows humor after someone's phone rang with the whistling theme from Clint Eastwood's "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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Outlook for the country is dim, the pound is only slightly off of a 31-year-low, and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney warned Thursday further stimulus measures may soon be needed.
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Getting this right required a ton of tweaking; early on, it was easy to swap timelines and end up in a room that didn't exist, if the map designs were just slightly off.
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The dollar meanwhile rose slightly off one-week lows against a basket of currencies and stayed a touch off November 2016 lows plumbed versus the yen immediately after Trump's trade threats last week.
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The center of gravity in the base doesn't align with the center of gravity in the figure itself; when the base is level, in other words, the David's body is slightly off-balance.
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So the researchers built a model that considers all of your pacemaker cells, how sensitive you are to light, the brightness of light, multiple time zones and people's slightly off kilter internal clocks.
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Long fabled as a director, script doctor and dramatist, Ms. May first became famous as a master of improvisational comedy, instantly inventing fully detailed, piquantly neurotic characters who always leaned slightly off-kilter.
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"In Australia, there was a shooting at a school in 1999," he told Mr. Trump, getting the date slightly off and mistaking the setting, which was actually a tourist site not a school.
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Chiang signals this to the reader right from the beginning, noting that the narrator is traveling to "Chicagou," a city that is obviously recognizable to us, but just slightly off from our expectations.
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In a phone interview, Richard Armstrong, the Guggenheim's director, acknowledged that the museum has been "slightly off-tempo" with respect to hiring African-American curators, and that efforts are underway to address this.
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But just a few minutes before Vikram was scheduled to touch down on the Moon, data of the lander from inside India's mission control center showed the vehicle to be slightly off course.
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He can stack a slightly off-center, vertical row of four blues in "Spring of Two Blues" (2018) without even remotely repeating that motif in any of the other works in the exhibition.
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But that's simply not the Bad Gal way: Rihanna went for an equally dramatic silhouette for her blouse, pairing the structured trousers with a slightly off-the-shoulder white top with an oversized collar.
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Among the many unusual, slightly off-putting things about the case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her late mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, one of the most disturbing is undoubtedly Gypsy's age inappropriate, childlike demeanor.
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Hughes corralled a slightly off-target cross-ice pass from former league MVP Taylor Hall and then scored with a wrist shot from the right circle as the puck sailed over Raanta's left shoulder.
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Slack's decision to go slightly off-script is in keeping with some of the ethos that it has cultivated over the last several years as one of the undisputed juggernauts of the tech world.
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Instead of haranguing my writers to PIOTS (Put It On The Site), I can simply respond to their slightly off-task riffing with "[butterfly emoji] is this a post?" and get my point across.
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The FTSE 100 added 0.7% and the midcap index rose 0.5%, slightly off its opening levels, as traders and investors said the market had already priced in May's move when rumours first started circulating.
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The Wilson C200 irons will give you what you're seeking: a consistent distance when you strike the ball on the center and a limited penalty when you have a slightly off-center ball strike.
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I'm not sure when this became a thing, but there's definitely a certain vibe that slightly off-color animated cartoons have picked up and I'd swear that basically all of them are using it.
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Turkey's lira is came slightly off 2 1/2-month highs , having rallied 10 percent over the past week as the release of an imprisoned U.S. pastor fuelled hopes of a rapprochement with Washington.
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In projectors that use 22LCD technology a 2200k resolution is achieved through taking a 21p chip and displaying two 2200p images in rapid succession, with the second slightly off-shifted to double the resolution.
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U.S. government debt prices were slightly off on Wednesday, as investors prepare themselves for more data releases ahead of an important election in the U.K. and a meeting by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Before the penny, it was the "silver spoon trick," which worked largely in the same way: You have a glass of slightly off-wine that has set out for perhaps a little too long.
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With the ball bouncing, McDermott first lifted the ball over the head of a chasing attacker before taking a neat touch, looking up, and spotting the keeper ever so slightly off of his line.
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Ten-year December JGB futures came slightly off a two-year peak of 151.82 last brushed on Monday, dropping 13 points to 151.75, with a trading volume of 28,847 lots by mid-afternoon trade.
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That was slightly off the pace of the preceding quarter but, as with copper, marked a continuation of a strong underlying trend, which saw refined zinc imports hit a record 22.2,2122 tonnes in 2725.
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The large cushioned red sofas and chairs are strewn about as if the room had been hit by a flood and the items had drifted slightly off center of where they were supposed to be.
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It looks like we do, based on current measurements, but further refining of the Higgs' and top quark's masses might reveal the first measurements were slightly off and we actually live in a stable universe.
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While the Wall Street crowd gave more than those in the education industry, Clinton is only slightly off saying 3%, since Wall Street donations actually make up 3.76% of donations her campaign committee has raised.
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After a slightly off-guard pause he said, "I hope so," pointing to the positive ripple effect movies like Get Out and shows like Insecure and Atlanta have had on the viability of his show.
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The propeller is slightly off-center, and the body turns 40 times per second, evening out the thrust to vertical — but tiny modifications to that spin speed can send it in one direction or another.
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Wilder's performance in Chocolate Factory careens wildly in tone, veering from charming-if-slightly-off in his first few scenes to downright unhinged and terrifying in the infamous tunnel scene a few scant minutes later.
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Often bathed in California sunlight (Mac is based in LA), his subjects are shot with both self-possession and vulnerability in slightly off-center, informal poses that create a sense of fluid movement and gesture.
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The signal is solid, and I never experienced any instability using Bluetooth or Chromecast, although on some songs using AirPlay the timing was ever so slightly off, either playing a beat too fast or slow.
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Ben is described by another character in the film as a "Gatsby" type, and though he speaks Korean perfectly, there's something slightly off about him — something that's especially evident to audiences familiar with Korean culture.
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As LeBron James rumbles through his 15th season as an NBA phenom, with enough outward dominance to fill seven-year veterans smack dab in the center of their prime with envy, something feels slightly off.
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Revenue from Alecensa, for lung cancer with a tough-to-treat mutation, rose to 158 million francs, up 62 percent compared to the year earlier although slightly off the 160 million francs from the second quarter.
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After the slightly off-the-wall Black Ops 4 — which featured a time travel-themed zombie mode and Fortnite-style battle royale — Call of Duty is making the jump back to reality for its next release.
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A single wicker peacock chair, raised slightly off the floor on a platform strewn with clothing, is centered on a diamond-patterned rug and flanked by a number of floating housedresses — shellacked phantoms with invisible bodies.
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Lyft, considered a unicorn as it was a startup valued at least $1 billion before it made its market debut, was last trading down 9.7 percent at $70.70, still slightly off its IPO price on Monday.
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The Qatari riyal, which is pegged at 3.64 to the U.S. dollar, has moved slightly off the peg since the diplomatic crisis began on June 5, and is now quoted by banks offshore at around 3.67.
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The right-hander remained in the batters' box for several minutes, and he was slightly off balance as he clutched the towel to his face while getting into a cart to be taken off the field.
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I placed my bench fairly close up, slightly off to one side, and I could see the girl's lovely dark eyes under her bangs, the little hexagons of shadow cast by leaves swaying in the breeze.
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His love of technology never waivered, even when he saw how cruel social media can be to elected officials, particularly those with the awkward nature of a computer programmer mixed with slightly off-putting conservative punditry.
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Gonzalez lined out softly to second baseman Peraza, who threw to first trying to double up Stallings, but the ball was slightly off target, and the error allowed Kramer to score for a 4-4 tie.
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"The German economy remains on a good path but the outlook for 2017 leads to a foggy environment in which the ship could go slightly off course," KfW economist Joerg Zeuner wrote in a note to clients.
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The so-called Parallel Spine is the star though, lifting the bag ever so slightly off of your back, while twisting, lengthening, and contracting in tune with the movements of your body, just like your own spine.
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Raftery: I think Ken Jeong's just-slightly-off dad—who's in the movie for just a few minutes—gave the film a comic unpredictability it needed at times, to break up some of the constant backstory logjams.
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The "1 alcoholic bev" meme, which is making the rounds on Twitter at the moment, admits what we don't often talk about: It only takes one drink for us to go ever-so-slightly off the rails.
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It's not conscious, and for me they make sense, but I've come to realize that maybe the melodies I come up with naturally are a bit… I think they are pop melodies, but they're slightly off-kilter.
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The FTSE 250 ended slightly off the day's lows but still shed 0.6%, handing back part of the more than 2.43% gain it had recorded in the previous session which was its best in nearly a decade.
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The FTSE 250 ended slightly off the day's lows but still shed 0.6%, handing back part of the more than 4% gain it had recorded in the previous session which was its best in nearly a decade.
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Northwestern Mutual's survey participants were nearly unanimous in saying that "middle-class" means you must make a certain amount of money, but the amount they said you need to qualify is slightly off from the official numbers.
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The only deviation from perfection, which allows an insight into the assembly process, is that the edges of the block of color on the adhesive side are slightly off-register from one band of tape to the next.
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Mate, all I ever see you wear are black jeans, slightly off-white T-shirt, the most fucked up All Stars I've ever seen and, occasionally, a grey hoodie where all the hems have flopped open on it.
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There's a gray, unsettled quality to the visuals, which only increases the more Bishop frames shots so the actors are often placed slightly off-center, or in the lower half of the screen, the better to disempower them.
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China has spent 2.12 trillion yuan ($323 billion) in the first 11 months of 2017, according to government data, slightly off pace to meet an investment target of 2.6 trillion yuan set at the beginning of the year.
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The woven grid is de facto imperfect due to its process, which pulls some cords tighter than others, resulting in a lilting pattern of slightly varied cell sizes and slightly off-kilter intersections of vertical and horizontal cords.
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Zink's narrative is propulsive, wonderfully stuffed with irreverent and absorbing banter among these characters who move in slightly off-kilter orbits, as if their wills are counterweighed by ballasts of personal history that we can only guess at.
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Overall, I'd still rank this dish as just OK. The main issue I had was the ratio of the ingredients being slightly off — making the dish less visually appetizing — and it could also use a little more spice.
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A slightly off-the-shoulder, full-skirted Marni dress showed off her ivory skin; she was like one of those porcelain figurines of a rural lady in her Saturday best that people used to keep in glass cabinets.
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Protruding 21991 inches from the presidential lectern, known around the White House as "the blue goose," a lone microphone sat suspended, ever so slightly off-center, arched on a long, flexible arm an inch or two from Trump's tongue.
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But hunting through thrift stores, finding the perfect action figure to Frankenstein with another toy, designing and packaging it into a slightly off but believable product, and sneaking it onto a store shelf takes a little bit more work.
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The increase by 22014 basis points to 0.5-0.75 percent was largely expected but the increase of the Fed's so-called dot plot caught the market slightly off-guard, analysts said, leading to the selloff in shorter-dated maturities.
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Then there was HQ2 — Amazon's very public, very brilliant, if not slightly off-putting request for cities across North America to each roll out an embarrassment of riches to compete for the right to host a second Amazon headquarters.
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Despite their collection of talent, the Bucks, who were expected to improve drastically this season, carried a 23-22 record into Monday's game, slightly off their pace from last season, when they earned the sixth seed in the East.
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From the start, there appeared to be something slightly off about the street sign unveiled by Mayor Bill de Blasio in late May in honor of Jimmy Breslin, the muckraking journalist and Queens-born columnist for The Daily News.
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This long-term solution creates an average year length of 365.2425 days, still slightly off the required target of 365.2421897 days, making even this complicated modern arrangement incorrect by one day over a period of just under 4,000 years.
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Some of the most moody, haunting songs involve notes that are slightly off on purpose, like jazz's semitone lower blue notes or a vocal technique called "scooping," in which you begin flat and slide upward into the desired note.
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Washington nearly escaped unscathed, but with 42 seconds left in the period, the Wild broke through on a power play when a Koivu's wrist shot from above the right circle deflected slightly off defenseman Karl Alzner's stick and between Holtby's pads.
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This is the danger with linear kicks, it they are knocked slightly off line from the outside they can be made to cross the body and this effectively gives the opponent a dominant angle on the kicker without having to move.
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While it started out as boring as watching paint dry (that is, Home Depot-brand Behr paint in a slightly off-white shade called Organza Peach) our DIY megastore gave me the chance to learn something beautiful about my husband.
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"I think wearing it all down only really works when you want it to be slightly off in a hippy-style, which I think she would absolutely carry off, but it's just whether she feels like that's appropriate," adds Clarke.
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Signature moves included cuffing your shirt at the elbow or tucking in your tee with just one hand (and slightly off-center); wearing your button-ups with big costume jewelry; turning up the collar of your blazer to expose its lining.
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Considering that Tisdale has been making red carpet appearances for over 20 years, it's not surprising to learn that she considers a few of her looks to be slightly off-key, as her High School Musical character Sharpay Evans would say.
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Though it's slightly off the beaten path, at Avenue C between East 9th and 5763th Streets, Nublu 151 has become recognized by music fans — particularly of jazz, electronic and progressive music — as one of the better standing rooms in Manhattan.
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Brett Phillips tracked it down and fired a throw to shortstop Orlando Arcia, whose relay was slightly off-target, but Vogt reached out, grabbed it and managed to hold onto the ball and tag Duvall as he tried to come home.
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In a call with journalists, Chief Executive Eduardo Navarro said adjusted net income, without the tax gain, would have risen 28 percent quarter-on-quarter, resulting in net income of slightly over 1.1 billion reais, slightly off the Reuters analyst estimate.
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To that end, let us reflect on some of Calvin's attempts to achieve the status of Summer Banger so far, and try to pinpoint how, where and why they veered slightly off course on their journey into the pop stratosphere.
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Susan Hefuna's "Grid Drawings" (2014–6163) are bronze wall works whose crisscrossing lines recall Agnes Martin canvases, here skewed or adjusted to appear slightly off-kilter, throwing off the modern indexicality of the format that art historian Rosalind Krauss once identified.
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Though there have been independent Birkenstock retailers and distributor-owned stores, this is the first company-owned Birkenstock store in this country; the company has long been reluctant to do anything that might tilt it ever so slightly off path.
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I am not going to lie the first minute and 20 seconds of this video is extremely my shit, but then I go hard for brutalism, symmetry, and slightly off-putting depictions of the Kafkaesque nightmare that is modern life.
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By overlaying two or more sets of slim, concentric bands slightly off-register, the artists put interference patterns into play and transform the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting admixtures of hue — daylight's double.
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The service can be punctilious in a way that I imagine is meant to appeal to the Upper East Sider, but fans of Estela (and there are many Upper East Siders in that group) may find it slightly off-putting.
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For 27 years, those with vacation cabins on North and Little North Ponds in central Maine would return to find that something was ever so slightly off: steaks gone from the freezer, a pack of batteries missing from a drawer.
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Even the VR headset you might use today uses a variation of stereoscopic 3D technology, which shows you the same thing in both eyes, but slightly off axis, tricking your brain into perceiving the two slightly different 2D objects as one 3D object.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella set a high bar for developers at the company's annual Build conference last week with a slightly off-putting challenge: don't let your programs — and by extension, our technology — turn human society into a subservient mass of soulless drones.
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" When the reporter said he would have to ask his boss what to do with the tape, Mr. Cosby said to one of his handlers, standing slightly off camera, "I think you need to get on the phone with his person. Immediately.
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Stuffed to the gills with the kind of wonky house you'd expect from duo that overlook the racks at Rye Wax, the Lionoil EP is 20 minutes of total bliss for those of us who prefer their club music slightly off-kilter.
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Basically, the data packets exchanged between computers and websites are numbered in a sequence, and the initial fix was meant to protect against malicious packets by sending "challenges" when the packets received had a sequence number that's slightly off from what was expected.
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Ingels suggests that the slightly off-kilter stack of rectilinear volumes will not only invoke this contextual vernacular, but that each stack element will function as a distinct, flexible ecosystem that can be tailored to the needs, uses, and programs of the client.
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Kelly Olsen, a deft drummer when she needs to be, focuses mostly on hitting things as hard as she can in-time; Allegra Anka sits slightly off the beat, just enough to skew the rhythm without pushing the bass above the mix.
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Rue's actress Zendaya is singing an original song in voiceover (Zendaya, who came up on the Disney Channel, had a music career in addition to her acting career for awhile), and onscreen, Rue is mouthing along to the words, but slightly off-beat.
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He remained in good spirits the following day, although he was extremely garrulous, not in his usual effusive way but slightly manic, slightly off—a consequence, the doctors explained, of toxins building up in his bloodstream from temporary loss of kidney function.
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But there was the less than obvious, too: big guy wrestlers looked slightly off a lot of the time because they were so obviously pulling their punches just a bit so as to not hurt the smaller (which is relative, bear in mind) wrestlers.
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I grew up in Tennessee, but spent many summers in India running around with my cousins in the monsoons, waking up to my grandmother making masala-spiced eggs with fresh, pillowy roti flatbread, and of course, experimenting with slightly off-center Eastern beauty techniques.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN DIEGO — Corners make blue crosses that don't line up, left just slightly off kilter in 18 feet of wheat-pasted wallpaper, which is "The Livingroom" (2017) made from the FBI file of Sadie Barnette's father Rodney Barnette.
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The day after Trump beat Hillary Clinton, the Nobel prize winning economist predicted a stock market collapse, which was slightly off the mark, given that the stock market is up near 28503 percent and $22019 trillion in wealth has been created since Trump was elected.
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With Germany due to sell 4 billion euros of two-year Schatz bonds later in the day, the spread between this debt and 3.033-year German bonds was at around 93 basis points, slightly off a one-year low of 92.5 bps hit on Friday.
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As a bonus for the holiday season, it's quite family-friendly, provided your family is open to its slightly off-kilter premise: musicians like Bryne, St. Vincent, and Tune-Yards perform original songs while color guard teams from across the country perform accompanying dance routines.
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The Italians have mastered the insouciance of the slightly off-center knot — some even leave the narrower end a bit longer, letting it peek out from behind the thicker one in front, as if to say, I really couldn't be bothered to redo it.
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The singer stopped by The Ellen Degeneres Show this week, where she not only gave a full explanation for what happened during her slightly ... off Grammys performance Monday, but also teamed up with the host to pull a fast one on some totally confused Jamba Juice employees.
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There's also usually something quirky and slightly off-kilter about the pieces — they possess that je ne sais quois that takes a certain kind of person to have the courage to pull them off, or they're just so photo-worthy that they become instant street style bait.
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That's why even the "CATS AGAINST CATCALLING" items feel slightly off—the feminism that runs through that phrase feels a little compromised when teens are being asked to hand over their pocket money to own something emblazoned with it to a company of H&M's size.
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Harron often shoots Gadon in disorienting close-ups that are almost centered but not quite, leaving viewers feeling slightly off-kilter, and Gadon uses her gigantic eyes to draw us in to these shots, before something — perhaps cold, perhaps alienated — flashes in them and warns us off.
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If you've ever used an old-fashioned touchscreen system from the 1990s, you might have noticed that it's slightly off-center: if you tap in one spot, the screen might register the touch a half-inch to the right or below where you actually touched it.
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The end of the pay-per-view struck a slightly off-key note in an otherwise nearly perfect show (nearly perfect because the matches outside the Rumbles were merely fine, but that is exactly the level they should've been given how exhaustingly good the main events were).
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For as much as WWE loves its history making moments, to have Asuka's winning streak—which included a win at the first women's Royal Rumble and a legendary run as NXT women's champion—not end with a title win at WrestleMania was just slightly off-note.
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It was the fourth goal of the season and the second straight game that Hunt potted a power-play goal, one-timing a pass from Matt Dumba from the top of the right circle that deflected slightly off the stick of defenseman Darnell Nurse and through Smith's pads.
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The architectural backgrounds in Vigée Le Brun's full-length portraits always seem slightly off in space or scale, as attested by "Marie Antoinette and Her Children" (1787), which is rarely allowed to leave the palace of Versailles, and "Marie Antoinette in a Blue Velvet Dress and White Skirt" (6).
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Set the task of putting together the best squad in the Premier League, he's spent a fat wodge of cash and bought the equivalent of some delicious-looking but slightly off steaks from Spitalfields Market, which he is now desperately trying to shape into a balanced, workable midfield.
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What made them interesting was the slightly off-kilter shape of trousers tailored close to the leg but then belted to look as though borrowed from an older brother or else the boxiness of zippered jackets that appeared to have been pulled from the bottom of a prop trunk.
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As you can see in our own hands-on testing, the iPhone X refuses to unlock as long as the subject's eyes are closed — but almost as soon as he opens his eyes, Face ID makes the match, even though the camera is slightly off-axis to the subject's face.
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Oddsmakers have had a difficult time predicting Rams games this season — the team is 4.53-6-1 against the spread — and while a victory against the Lions (4-7) is likely, especially if Talib plays, a double-digit spread on the road seems like another projection that is slightly off base.
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He and Pam Bondi, a former Florida attorney general acting as a White House impeachment adviser, were not originally slated to speak, but the White House was caught slightly off guard by how many amendments Democrats offered so they sent other members of the team up to break up the arguments.
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Perhaps Walton really is, in this more inclusive sense, the luckiest of us all — the one on whom the universe has rained down the largest portion of its good and bad fortune, across the entire spectrum: the miraculous, the disastrous, the decent, the inconvenient, the run-of-the-mill, the slightly off.
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The track (which is, for what it's worth, pretty great!) sees Selena on subtly sexual form and, despite the trap inflections, all the hallmarks of a Selena Gomez song are present: quick, quiet vocals, slightly off-kilter lyrics and a hook to rival that of the dude with the weird wig in Peter Pan.
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A latter-day parse leaves the sentence looking slightly off—surely, to preserve the ascent in importance, "Democrat" should precede "American"—but it lives in my memory as the single most resonant piece of Kennedy oratory, beyond the syllogism of the missile-crisis speech or the empathetic exercise proposed in the civil-rights address.
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Written by Riley, Sorry to Bother You follows the experiences of Cassius Green (Stanfield) a telemarketer living in a garage in present-day Oakland — or rather, a slightly-off version of present-day Oakland — whose life changes when he realizes a major life hack to achieve financial and professional success at work with his white bosses and clients.
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Wearing slightly off-theme costumes were: Katie Couric, who dressed as Elizabeth Holmes of the Theranos blood-testing scandal; New York State Senator Brad Hoylman, who went as Bill Cunningham, the eulogized fashion and society photographer for The New York Times; and Michael Kors, who wore a gangster outfit festooned with Barbies ("Guys and Dolls," get it?).
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For his presentation at New York Men's Day, he edited his ideas down to a tight grouping of deceptively simple and durable stuff: a cropped and boxy patch-pocket sports coat, a slightly off-kilter denim barn jacket, some letter carrier trousers, a coat upcycled from the same fabric used to make uniforms for the California Highway Patrol.
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"Perfect Strangers," a series of three dozen life-size portraits that seem to be waiting for a train along the concourse and entrances to the station, is based on staged photographs of people Mr. Muniz knows, many of them playing slightly off-kilter characters he cooked up, like a sunglasses-wearing police officer holding a Popsicle.
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And on Thursday, when she and Prince Harry embarked on their second royal engagement of the year — a trip to Cardiff, Wales meant to "showcase Welsh culture and heritage" — Markle was photographed wearing an outfit with yet another hidden meaning: The slightly-off-the-shoulder plaid top she chose seemed to indirectly shout-out her future father-in-law, Prince Charles.
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By the time she whips through a Destiny's Child "Say My Name" cover, her ragtag group of an audience—the City boy, the black girls at the front getting their absolute lives, the industry types slightly off to the side where their red wine won't be spilled by exuberant dancing—have turned to putty in whichever manicured hand isn't clutching her mic.
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November's court ruling - as well as the suggestion last week by Brexit minister David Davis that the government may be willing to pay into the EU budget in return for access to the bloc's single market - have helped the pound rise to five-month highs against the euro, though it was slightly off those highs on Tuesday at 84.37 pence.
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As it turns out, that job falls to Oscar-nominated Ex Machina writer-director Alex Garland, who hired an ace cast—including Portman, Gina Rodriguez, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Tessa Thompson—and placed them in the middle of Annihilation's expansive, seemingly elastic eco-wonderland, full of oozing-rainbow borders, slightly off-looking critters, and plant-formed bodies (it's a little bit Swamp Thing, a little bit Hipgnosis).
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He also hung out with Steve for a short chat where, most notably, he grabbed the host's butt and talked about how Elizabeth Taylor is his "jewelry idol," so kind of business as usual: The performance of the smooth, funk-influenced Flower Boy cut had Tyler's usual cool but slightly off-kilter vibe, featuring a crowd of teens who wouldn't go amiss on a weird 70s after-school dance special.
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The Glaswegian duo comprised of Benedict Salter and Kitty Hall are adept at layering sparse and intricate sounds to create a strange sense of both tranquility and unease, like one of those dreams that's incredibly close to reality but the details are slightly off—you walk down the hall of your childhood home expecting to enter the living room but instead it's the kitchen, all the pictures are upside down, your cat looks at you weird.
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