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off

[awf, of] / ɔf, ɒf /




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By turning off genes one at a time, the scientists could pinpoint which ones were required for the process to unfold normally.

From Science Daily

And he still seems in disbelief at his meteoric rise, remarking: "It's mad, what is going on?" before signing off with the motto of his beloved Liverpool FC: "You'll never walk alone."

From BBC

“This is unambiguously risk off. We expect the dollar, bonds and stocks to all fall in Monday trading in a sell-America trade similar to that in April last year at the peak of the tariff shock,” they wrote.

From MarketWatch

“We are seeing strength in the China market in particular, which should continue for Apple as a growth tailwind heading into the tail end of this iPhone 17 cycle and kicking off iPhone 18 this September,” he added.

From MarketWatch

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is off to its best start to a year since 2003.

From The Wall Street Journal