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The kitchen and TV are nearby and the backyard is right off it.

“The average American sees a $600 or $800 annual fee and just says, ‘No’ right off the bat, but that’s not who these cards are for,” said Matt Schulz, chief credit analyst at LendingTree, a personal-finance site.

It plans to build a 1-million-qubit fault-tolerant machine right off the bat.

These may seem unexpected responses to a film that, right off the bat, showcases brutal, bloody mixed martial arts fighting.

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"The doctors need to listen more and not just say 'right off you go, on the pill, that will be fine'," she said.

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