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They sent them off to Italy where they would be converted into a 3D scan and then carved.

The curve starts off with a slight increase… and then gets really steep: that's called exponential growth.

President started off with a kind of a weird brag.

So, they're off of food and now they're just eating stamps.

As he sees off the competition, the crew get caught in the action.

The lights are switched off, and the forensic team sprays luminol across the walls, floor, and ceiling.

You're off to buy a new car.

When I got laid off, I felt kind of numb and shocked at the same time.

And if we went off and found someone else, they would have many charms too.

They're better off than they were before the hostilities began.

These parts are then prefabricated off-site, using local low-carbon materials produced with precision and little waste.

So, I wanted to start off the exhibition with the art historical distinction between the naked and the nude.

-Holding that off for a bit.

Hans is weaned off his mother's breast without trauma.

The lights go out, my phone's off and I'm just so focused on what I'm watching.

Before I was laid off, I was working as a UX content designer and my annual salary was $131,000 a year.

Meanwhile, European empires began profiting off coffee-growing, establishing enslaved or exploited workforces in Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

-So I took my glasses off and I had a real conversation with him.

I mean, this movie is based off a pretty specific time of his life that's not heavily documented.

You're cut off from That is shocking.

Now, first off, if you're trying to get the best deal on a new house, maybe don't show up in a helicopter.

Someone says something that leaves you feeling off, but you can't quite put your finger on why.

One night, as he attempted to walk off another bad dream, a nearby lantern began to crackle and tear.

When I first started off, I started with corporate.

We'll be handing it off just because it's easier.

I've got a day off from press for Outer Banks, so this is me, Madelyn Cline, off the clock with Vanity Fair.

Maxwell Pearce: That was me shooting a basketball off of a 230-foot New York City building.

Or, you know, on a bike, being thrown off your bike by hitting one of these potholes.

The first, I might see a little glow off of a couple faces in the dark theater.