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A 10-second limit will also be applied to substituted players - if they do not get off the pitch the replacement will not be allowed to come on.

From BBC

He explained that to younger people like his students, collecting and renting DVDs is a way “to be able to slow down and get off this hedonic treadmill of ‘where’s my next stimulus coming from.’”

From Los Angeles Times

Just ask Mitchell Marsh when he gets off his flight to back to Australia on Saturday.

From BBC

"The solar farm income is greater than I would ever get off agriculture in this area -- regardless of whether I have sheep running under the panels or not," he said.

From Barron's

The new engines are also much harder to get off the line, which many expect will lead to unpredictability at starts.

From BBC