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come off

noun as in evasive statement

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The club can’t do the same with Yamamoto, but could still try advocating for him to be used more conservatively in the tournament coming off his especially burdensome October performance.

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We had just come off a tour, “Siamese Dream,” which was a 14-month tour, and we went in the studio for eight months, made the “Mellon Collie” record, and we immediately went back on tour.

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The really big news is that Oliver has been able to come off the weekly infusion of the missing enzyme.

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In the starting lineup, coming off the bench or even on the pickleball court, Marcus Smart knows he can deliver what the Lakers need.

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U.S. stocks on Friday came off an extremely turbulent ride on Wall Street.

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