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off

[awf, of] / ɔf, ɒf /




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He says the chances of seeing them will drop off in the next year or two and continue to fall until the Sun hits its minimum level of activity.

From BBC

Meanwhile, China's investments in tech, infrastructure and exports began to pay off - and became more visible as it reopened post pandemic, relaxing visa rules to bring back tourists.

From BBC

Cornwall and most of Devon were cut off from the rest of the railway network for eight weeks, causing travel chaos.

From BBC

The theft was not discovered until 29 December when another fire alarm went off at 03:58 on the Monday – and firefighters returned to the bank to find a scene of chaos.

From BBC

Though Díaz was caught off guard by Cohen’s comments, he said Saturday he had no bad feelings towards the Mets or their fans.

From Los Angeles Times