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People who have tried coming off the jabs describe it as "a switch that goes on and you're instantly starving".

From BBC

At 28 years old, Jackson is coming off a difficult season marred by injuries that could serve as a harbinger of what’s to come as he enters the third act of his career.

From The Wall Street Journal

Series 4 comes off the back of a successful celebrity version, which attracted 15 million viewers in total, and saw comedian and TV presenter Alan Carr emerging victorious.

From BBC

Intel’s stock is coming off one of its best years in the past two decades — and it’s not done gaining, according to a newly bullish analyst.

From MarketWatch

Does this mean the wheels are about to come off for the bull market?

From MarketWatch