Then she has this other side of her when the makeup comes off and the dress comes off — she is a minister, she's married to a pastor and she's just real.
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One thing comes off — but I always had shoes.
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"Let's Have Intercourse" comes off as more creepy than funny.
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"This guy just comes off like a bully," Torossian said.
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Ending sentences with exclamation marks, meanwhile, comes off as optimistic.
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It kind of comes off sounding like a constipated Muppet.
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But here's where it comes off the rails a bit.
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You're stating the obvious, and it comes off sounding fake.
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Rejecting the debate comes off as having something to hide.
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What To Do If A Condom Comes Off Inside You
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Instead, Drake once again comes off as a fake feminist.
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That move comes off a big fourth quarter in 2018.
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More often than not, it comes off as pure novelty.
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The shoot almost comes off as a wedding photo shoot.
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The baby's tumor comes off of her heart fairly easily.
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It inadvertently comes off as kicking them while he's down.
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But Farady comes off as strangely anachronistic in Magnificent Seven.
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It "comes off as not really that thankful," she says.
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"If something is more complex, it comes off as bigger."
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You can just sort of, it comes off the page.
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That spending comes off corporate bottom lines, limiting economic growth.
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Given Alere's serious troubles, the buyer's case comes off strong.
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When the roasters roast the beans, the skin comes off.
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It will be a real coup if it comes off.
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I hope he comes off as likable, in an authentic way.
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If there is one possible distraction, it comes off the court.
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"She just comes off as so incredibly tone-deaf," Cessac said.
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She's stronger than she comes off, and she can handle this.
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I think it comes off as a sappy fucking love song.
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He comes off as very attractive, especially in that first scene.
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When he refuses to engage strategically, it comes off as condescending.
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The song comes off of her upcoming album Hurts 2B Human.
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" Clinton, in contrast, comes off as "Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
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Over the phone, Ana comes off as independent and level-headed.
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In a stock for stock transaction, nothing comes off the table.
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In the history books, King comes off as the stuffy preacher.
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Donald comes off as physically imposing, but approachable in his interviews.
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Pets eagerly await the moment the pool cover comes off, too.
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Basically, her fans think that sometimes she comes off as fake.
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But almost as often, Jesus comes off as a dangerous wanker.
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Sometimes Katkin comes off as the Jason Bourne of fertility patients.
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The other Russian goalscorer, Artem Dzyuba, comes off for Fedor Smolov.
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He smiles freely, and he comes off as warm and happy.
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Tunisian winger Naïm Sliti comes off, replaced by Mohamed Ben Amor.
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The cord just comes off; your laptop stays on the table.
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But despite Catron's obvious intelligence, she comes off as surprisingly unsophisticated.
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" But according to Ferriss, this comes off as "annoying and entitled.
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But in the article, Bocuse comes off as an appalling character.
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Next year we're going to have $230 billion that comes off the Treasury portfolio and $150 billion that comes off the mortgage portfolio… By the end of 2021, you're looking at a cumulative impact of $1.4 trillion.
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While the earlier two are figurative, "Complicated Happiness" comes off as abstract.
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Steaks and hamburgers aren't as good as what comes off other grills.
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Sometimes this comes off as postmodern; sometimes, it might seem simply dishonest.
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Barton comes off bench to lead Nuggets past Pistons AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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In The Game, he comes off as plaintive, vainglorious, abusive, and immature.
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McSally comes off a roughly 2.5-percentage point loss to Democratic Sen.
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The adapters' casing apparently sometimes comes off, thereby exposing a metal prong.
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He comes off relaxed and unassuming, but very passionate about his beliefs.
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He might think there is, but it comes off looking helter-skelter.
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In person, Kung comes off as soft-spoken and a little shy.
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When the scales come off, a layer of skin comes off, too.
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"When Jrue has the ball he comes off so aggressive," Davis said.
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And whether Hayward comes off the bench or not, he will finish.
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The keynote this year comes off of a quieter season for Apple.
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He comes off sounding lie a pro wrestling bad guy from 1965.
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Accordingly, MK's tune comes off like a song from The Craft soundtrack.
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When Hillary tries to be on-trend, she comes off as pandering.
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Nick St. Clair comes off as the confident and smooth bad boy.
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The lid comes off, and dark matter rises in the power plant.
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Christopher Meloni of Law & Order: SVU; in it, Fuhrman comes off as
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It comes off the back of substantially larger promises of Chinese investment.
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Dickinson ultimately comes off as a better writer and director than actor.
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It's not particularly convincing, and the character comes off shouty and slapdash.
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It's supposed to be romantic, but comes off as creepy and backstabbing.
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"She comes off as 10 feet tall and bulletproof," Mr. Mankiewicz said.
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This comes off not as false modesty but as a slight embarrassment.
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"It always comes off like they're bragging in some manner," she said.
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The poll-strapped candidate usually comes off as too designing—an experience
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The lid also comes off entirely, although we recommend hand-washing it.
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"Contractor" comes off the metal band's 2009 album "Wrath," their sixth overall.
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Each layer that comes off the We onion stinks more and more.
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"Adult Documentary" is tough, yet comes off as more relentless than rigorous.
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A young man embraces me, and somehow my shirt comes off, too.
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Considering Star Citizen's crowdfunding origins, the approach comes off as an insult.
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You've been suppressed for so long and suddenly the lid comes off.
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In interviews and speeches, Mr. Ebell comes off as amiable and calm.
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It's only when he's taken to Navarro that the blindfold comes off.
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A chapter dedicated to the horror genre comes off as similarly slight.
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Most of the time, this comes off as smart rather than obvious.
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Wade, beyond his prime at age 36, comes off the bench now.
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Sometimes all that quiet and stillness comes off as bashful, as amateurism.
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A dip in a randomly-placed hot tub comes off as a chore.
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If working in batches, bake each batch as it comes off the griddle.
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Her entire nail comes off (something I never need to see again, thanks).
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Once their false outer beauty comes off, they're always a hideous old crone.
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If you look at Elon Musk's career—he comes off as a grifter.
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What is probably intended as friendly curiosity mostly comes off as clueless gawking.
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The second lock — your private key — only comes off with your public key.
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My conversation with Alena comes off a little tense, but she means well.
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Instead, Snap comes off looking a little desperate to make Spectacles seem cool.
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Then when the wig comes off, I can just rough it up afterwards.
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But then, after eight minutes, the headset comes off and the facial begins.
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"The Happening" comes off their third album, "Bossanova," which was released in 1990.
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When delivering bad news, cracking jokes is disrespectful and comes off as rude.
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Now he comes off like a petulant asshole, and Rodriguez the sympathetic victim.
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All too often it comes off like high-budget karaoke at a funeral.
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The narration comes off as a needless, distracting device — an attempt at distancing.
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Your past material comes off as thematically cohesive and rooted in real life.
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His approach comes off like a defiant rejection of change at any cost.
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Mark Zuckerberg is getting candid about the way he comes off to others.
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The Fed meets as the Dow comes off its best week since December.
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"Pat doesn't know that Pat comes off in an androgynous way," Sweeney said.
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"One intelligence service comes off as highly professional and competent," he told me.
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He comes off profane and blunt, with bravado, and that's exactly who he is.
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Duffy will take over shortstop when he comes off the disabled list, possibly Friday.
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This year's rebound comes off a December when the high-yield market dried up.
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Adopting the steadicam approach, the movie comes off like a found-footage disaster flick.
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The song comes off of the Jersey punk purists' forthcoming mini-album, Roll Credits.
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Then, as clothing comes off and things heat up, Sasha has a heart attack.
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Sometimes it just comes off really contemporary and I'm not into it or something.
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And Sanders chances to do just that would rise if this debate comes off.
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Mr. Simkin comes off worst: All the noodling crumples his less-than-steely bearing.
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If I try to dismiss the comment, it usually comes off as false humility.
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"Anytime a player comes off the field there's concern," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said.
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But that's amazing—that you're taking the piss and it comes off so sincere.
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They're trying to be intense, but it comes off as a glued-on look.
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It comes off as punishing the audience, all in service of a cheap trick.
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He seems like he's trying to be perfect, and it comes off really fake.
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Once Nada discovers the alien threat, he comes off as a trigger-happy maniac.
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In most rock, this kind of dark joke comes off cheap if not stupid.
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Based on this speech alone, Trump comes off as both ignorant and intentionally deceptive.
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For such a smart, savvy and accomplished person, she comes off as weirdly blinkered.
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He comes off as snarky, where he would like to come off as charming.
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"Coach works out every morning, so his shirt comes off a lot," Martin said.
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This one comes off to me as the least relaxing and least ASMR-invoking.
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"If that comes off we're looking at ramping up the whole program," he said.
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Ivan Strinic comes off for Josip Pivaric, who plays in Ukraine with Dynamo Kiev.
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Nobody really calls people they don't like dumpsters, so this comes off as forced.
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Not sure it was so much a dig, although it comes off that way.
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Second, he comes off as both a technically savvy inventor and a cult leader.
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It has great precision and focus, but still comes off a bit unhinged emotionally.
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He comes off, and he can tell you accurately what he saw that play.
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Its endless valorization of child-like imagination comes off a bit soft and pointless.
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The sound that comes off Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards's shoes is substantially different from Dorrance's.
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But if I say something that comes off wrong, you need to tell me.
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But where Nesbitt's enthusiasm comes off as languidly awestruck, Varble is all meticulous intensity.
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If something comes off as distasteful to consumers, they may judge the company harshly.
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All of this comes off as an ominous prelude to some kind of showdown.
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Instead, Batman is so single-minded that he comes off like a complete idiot.
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Everything comes off your knuckleball, and he hasn't gotten to that yet, I don't think.
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In the profile, O'Rourke comes off as earnest, bookish, enthusiastic — that loaded term "likable," even.
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That's why I think he comes off so fashion forward even though he's very simple.
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For being so successful throughout his career, Jones comes off as insatiable in the film.
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I think that comes off as bad to people that don't really know my personality.
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Jake and Tess start making out, her dress comes off, his pants are zipped open.
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It's designed specifically for light that comes off the tungsten filament of an incandescent bulb.
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Love him or hate him, Trump comes off as "real" on his social media feeds.
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Sometimes that's helpful, but a lot of it comes off as creepy, unwanted, and intrusive.
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"All of a sudden, just as I am leaving, my skirt comes off," Thore says.
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I've just always been turned off by art that comes off as bougie to me.
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"Exit" comes off Jarre's upcoming album, Electronica 2: The Heart Of Noise, out May 6th.
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"I try to make everything a positive, even if it comes off negative," says Abraham.
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Bernie Sanders comes off as far more interesting, though he's also firmly presented as unelectable.
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He comes off as gruff and surly—a basketball madman who probably doesn't like you.
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The growth of mobile pay in China comes off a solid base of smartphone users.
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Fans are worried for Hiddleston, who comes off as a lovesick idiot in the song.
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Even in good faith, that comes off as stereotypical especially in the context of history.
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If that comes off as anti-Trump, then that's a byproduct of being pro-truth.
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Nothing here comes off as contrived or overexplained, making it all feel still more immersive.
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He slips a ball screen and then comes off Ayton's pick for an open three.
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"When you move and the Snapchat filter comes off," a Twitter user captioned the photo.
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Indeed, the S.R.A. comes off more like a wholesome civic organization than a revolutionary underground.
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It's difficult to see how it's necessary, and comes off as superfluous and tryhard-y.
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Rat Rock comes off as a strange, wild place, and Ashima as a mystical nymph.
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The paint comes off walls scrawled with notes from generations of kids who studied here.
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When you wash with warm water the mascara comes off in pieces, rather than smudges.
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It comes off like a petulant nod to Les Savy Fav: shouty, affirmative and brainy.
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It comes off as not necessarily fragmented, but multifaceted, not dense, but lithe and airy.
|
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In that way, the company comes off as being much more sinister than Fox News.
|
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He comes off as someone who doesn't like much, but what he likes he loves.
|
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And in terms of subscriber base, the H3H3 couple certainly comes off as a big bully.
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Any time they try to use a meme, it just comes off as sad and derivative.
|
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"Most of the time he comes off as a boring everyday member of Congress," Rynard said.
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Macron's generous offer, in other words, comes off to many as a smooth mockery of Brexiters.
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Unlike those larger-than-life heroes, though, Peter Parker comes off as relatable, rather than aspirational.
|
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Simone, in return, comes off both wary and welcoming of Tess' barely concealed fixation with her.
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The Nickelback superfan comes off looking like a sex-positive prince charming with Tom Brady hair.
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In other cases, the FCC chairman simply comes off as a tremendous dick in the video.
|
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When a man is swinging the (in this case, verbal) axe, everything simply comes off mean.
|
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The electronics maker decision to list comes off the back of rapid growth for the company.
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Another thing to be aware of is that all information and computing comes off your phone.
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Noisey: This record comes off as the blueprint of what you'd become but wasn't fully developed.
|
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But instead of aligning with Gekko or Belfort, Dreyfuss's Madoff comes off sad and occasionally petty.
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But if it comes off and gets public backing it would pave the way for support.
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Lee draws a weak comparison between war and football, but it comes off cheap and lazy.
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I am quite conscious of the fact that this behavior comes off as very stalker-y.
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Yet for all this weighty expertise the show comes off as an exasperating magical negro narrative.
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"The finished seed comes off the plant looking a lot like an oat," John told me.
|
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This comes off a recent Fox News Poll that showed Blackburn with a 5-point lead.
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"He comes off as a bumbling, lovable, sort of optimistic guy," one former MoviePass employee said.
|
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Zimmermann comes off the disabled list Saturday to make only his second start since June 30.
|
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Even when Nicholl is attempting to make Harry sound forlorn, he comes off as slightly debauched.
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And, while Marlon usually plays the funny guy, he comes off as menacing and serious here.
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"Of course, it comes off looking completely fake, but I guess that's the point," he said.
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In turn, the press has responded with news coverage that also often comes off as unhinged.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The chicken comes off the grill with a shine.
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" He praised Mr. Stewart's "fresh approach," but added, "He comes off as a wee bit naïve.
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That&aposs the unused dried skin that comes off of coffee beans during the roasting process.
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This encounter with Nat comes off as her latest flirtation with her most self-destructive thoughts.
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On the surface, it comes off as the kind of film that requires a big screen.
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At first, Dorothy comes off as a bubbly teenage girl with a love for sugary drinks.
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Ben told "Extra" the Phoenix back tat is for a movie role, and comes off easy.
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He comes off of an entire career of operating, so he's never been an investor before.
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Among the first women Nick chats with is Rachel, who comes off as smart, sane, and funny.
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Maybe this was a joke you made several years ago that now longer comes off as funny.
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Vera's complaint about the theft comes off as a joke, but it's far more serious in reality.
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He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon.
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"Hey, No Pressure" comes off LaMontagne's equally psychedelic sixth studio album, Ouroboros, which was released in March.
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He's the one who comes off as the most disappointing here, because he should have known better.
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Sometimes he's silver-bearded and sometimes it all comes off, but there is no drop in potency.
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The first lock — the boss's public key — only comes off when combined with your boss's private key.
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"Don't think that if your partner comes off super confident, they're not worried about anything," she says.
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And when filmmakers do take on technology, more often than not, it comes off dated and stale.
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The news comes off a period in which the Austin tech scene saw a number of wins.
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Blended Citizen comes off a victory over this track in the Peter Pan Stakes on May 12.
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John Andrew's "untitled (screenplay)" comes off as too diagrammatic of what Conceptualism looked like in the 1980s.
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If that character comes off unconvincing or strange, it's because he's pandering in several directions at once.
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But, when it comes to Sagittarius's, honesty goes too far at times and comes off really tactless.
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"If Mike Pompeo is the nominee in Kansas, the race comes off the map," the strategist added.
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He said the brooding antihero embodied by Batman comes off as a tone-deaf relic in 2017.
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She's kind of bossy, has a bit of a mean streak, and comes off as self-centered.
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Gen comes off as a petty sociopath for still being so mad about it four years later.
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This is a peaceful story, and it comes off almost as a bedtime musings in comic form.
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But when the mask comes off, it's always Peter Parker, a white nerd from New York City.
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Instead, Mr. Adès's 20-minute work comes off as an affectionate, joyous, remarkably uncomplicated tribute to tradition.
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He comes off like a classic con artist, as smooth and consistent as his beloved Mr. Ripley.
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His smile — which comes off joyful, elated, and ironic — is the smile of a knowing, naughty boy.
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One of the Russian goal scorers, Denis Cheryshev, comes off for Daler Kuzyayev, a more defensive midfielder.
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Whoever created this comes off as someone who hates low-income, single-parent-household, first-generation students.
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"Once the veneer comes off, a lot of people in the middle will shy away," he added.
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Biden comes off a strong South Carolina victory, where he was buoyed particularly by African American voters.
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"I'm very good at relaxing," said Jonathan, who comes off as a Type A-minus at best.
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When Frank expresses his hurt, he doesn't seem just wounded; he also comes off as a menace.
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And, like Alec Guinness's Obi-Wan Kenobi once did, Luke comes off as a brooding monastic loner.
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The overwhelming majority of what comes off those assembly lines heads to showrooms in the United States.
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You play this guy who comes off as a real hayseed — but there's more to him than that.
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The magic top coat acts just like a gel, but comes off easily with regular nail polish remover.
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Not everything comes off: some of the narrators' asides, apparently meant to be naturalistic, feel a bit stilted.
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The film comes off as this story about a small dysfunctional family with an obvious problem with communication.
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Put ungenerously, they tend to preach a white rights, hypermasculine identity politics that comes off like sheer bigotry.
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She so often comes off as the whack-a-doo when in fact she's the voice of reason.
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Twenty percent of what you pay us comes off our top line, goes to the government in taxes.
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As the capsule comes off the ground, someone spots a remarkable thing: a living creature underneath the capsule.
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This new track comes off their upcoming fourth album, Soothsayer, which drops September 28, and, duh, it rips.
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This all comes off as a little creepy, but Google is adamant that it's not creepy at all.
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In my attempt to understand this story that comes off as some drunkard's fable, I spoke Bloom herself.
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"It's the type of thing where it's chalk, so if you rub it, it comes off," Hudgens continued.
|
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This barring of a CNN reporter comes off as petty reprisal; Trump's negativity about CNN is well established.
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That's why Veronica's response to Cheryl's snap decision to drop Nick's charges comes off as so tone deaf.
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He may even be the right man for the job, but he sometimes comes off totally batshit crazy.
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San Diego is expected to designate Olivera for assignment when he comes off the restricted list next week.
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It appears really natural on my cheeks and lids, but it comes off as opaque on my lips.
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The chunky shape comes off compact (my size 9 feet looked unexpectedly small) and contained rather than costumey.
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He comes off two injury-plagued seasons, but when healthy is a game-breaking target, just like Brown.
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Garretson tries explaining what happened, but at times comes off as somewhat scatterbrained in piecing his story together.
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As always, Holman's top comes off after one song—which is becoming something of a concern for Vincent.
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Nevertheless, Senses of Time comes off well, in no small part due to the way it is installed.
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"On January 1st, the for-sale sign comes off the gates of City Hall," she said, in closing.
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Made of four different shapes, each painted somewhat differently, the overall configuration comes off as awkward and blunt.
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The referendum on Sunday won't take place in the normal voting conditions, if it comes off at all.
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Comparing the vehicle to Tesla's luxury sedan, it's the starting price that comes off as the most alarming.
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But not talking to higher-ups about gaps, blind spots and stumbles comes off as a missed opportunity.
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Hopefully we are playing them, and hopefully Archie comes off the mound in the N.L.D.S. acting like that.
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He sometimes comes off at the F.B.I. as rigid, particularly in comparison with the more outgoing Mr. Comey.
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When a plan this complicated comes off without a hitch, you know a hitch is in the offing.
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Wall Street comes off a second straight positive week for the major averages and a record Nasdaq close.
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The automaker is using coffee chaff, the husk of the bean that comes off during roasting, from McDonald's.
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If the baseball comes off of a fingernail, it creates heat, and that's how you get a blister.
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Perhaps this was to mitigate the sheer amount of death in the story, but it comes off as excessive.
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"Anywhere there's a bump that comes off the aircraft it's going to create a shockwave," Diebler of NASA said.
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Don Taylor, in his leather jacket, and scruffy beard, comes off as nervous, sketchy, and definitely guilty of something.
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The effect comes off like Apple is trolling me with how lame my day-to-day life actually is.
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If his campaign comes off as doomed or absurd, it's simply because he didn't know what else to do.
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As a political issue, maternity leave could be the one that comes off the table by the 2020 election.
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" "If the coalition comes off, it must not be a coalition that only agrees on the lowest common denominator.
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Though he comes off the bench, he plays starter-level minutes, and closes most games with Miami's first unit.
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I know that comes off as a hassle, but once you've signed into your YouTube account, it's just fine.
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Their experience in combat, he suggests, could serve them well if the lid comes off the host city's tinderbox.
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Outside the context of Poppy's vast alternate reality game, I'm Poppy comes off as aesthetically pleasing, but surprisingly conventional.
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Ahead, left-of-center polishes that are so cool, you'll be wearing them long after the costume comes off.
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For the study, researchers measured how much radiation comes off common household items, such as smoke detectors and produce.
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RHP Yovani Gallardo comes off the disabled list to start against the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday in Baltimore.
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When Jeremy sits the entire tribe down and tells them to stop strategizing, it comes off as aggressive gamesmanship.
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Anna, who in interviews comes off as frank and no-nonsense, fights back, inciting a bit of a brawl.
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Bonfils is a self-proclaimed introvert who is aware her Instagram feed comes off bigger than her actual energy.
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Sanders getting fiery talking about justice system, jacket comes off, sleeves go up, "It's getting hot in here." pic.twitter.
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If he tries to give an early subtle warning that he's hung, it usually comes off as masculine bravado.
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There's a bluish light that comes off of corona discharge on high-voltage transmission lines, especially when it's humid.
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If the bet comes off, though, the rest of the world is in for a period of abrasive unilateralism.
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Suppose a larger event closer to the market's beating heart occurred: What if tax relief comes off the table?
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The statement continued, saying: I do apologize if my silence to all that is happening comes off as careless.
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They may be implicitly acknowledging the country's changing appetite, but it still comes off largely like business as usual.
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NOTES: DH Victor Martinez comes off the paternity leave Monday when Detroit begins a four-game series in Houston.
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Save for the lilt in his voice, Garett Wipf comes off like a typical 18-year-old city kid.
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When the interplay of puzzle-solving and emotional bond comes off, The Last Guardian is exhilarating like nothing else.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," he wrote.
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"In the afternoon when the sun comes off the river, you'll get fabulous colors on this facade," he said.
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Donny Deutsch, on the other hand, comes off as living proof that Trump Derangement Syndrome is a real thing.
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Instead, it comes off as a bit weird that a man Torrence's age is helping a 13-year-old.
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The subtle racism comes off as inconsequential, and perhaps incapable of carrying a film in its bare bones form.
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Second-round linebacker Reggie Ragland comes off a fine career at Alabama to bring that thumping enforcement Ryan desires.
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He's one of those rare people who is so different in person than he comes off in the media.
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However, people also seem quite skeptical, saying that he comes off too much like a preprogrammed Washington political robot.
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Each test kit that comes off the manufacturing line has to be quality checked before it hits the marketplace.
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It comes off of 1978's Comes A Time, which is a return to form of sorts for Young.
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Then, like now, Democrats lamented nominating a charisma-challenged politician who comes off as an out-of-touch elite.
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Cruz does not come off as a happy man on the campaign trail; he comes off as a warrior.
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Sure, he comes off as an opportunist, but he's had many chances to bail on Naz and never has.
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If you've ever gone on this ride, you know that when it drops, your ass comes off the seat.
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"Enterprise" comes off a 2017 run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won a Scotsman Fringe First Award.
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Molly's full commitment to their case is now in question, and her tactic comes off as a little sneaky.
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During the musical numbers, which feel relentless, the ensemble comes off as a troupe of overstimulated mimes playing charades.
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Bartman comes off as a sourpuss with his lecture, when most of us want him to join a celebration.
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Calderon, who now comes off the bench for the Lakers, was playing for the Toronto Raptors at the time.
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The mercenary sex in these Depression-era movies comes off as both a survivalist tactic and a repeated joke.
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It has managed to knock the industry on its heels, as it comes off a record year of sales.
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Miller had an easier time expressing his feelings, but his prolixity comes off, perhaps, as more annoying than enchanting.
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In his teenage sketchbook, the artist comes off as loyal to the English landscape but also knowingly aware of society.
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People seem literally and figuratively lost to the city, and in turn the city comes off as an exhausting maze.
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He is also a grotesque misogynist who comes off as if he's a caricature of a character on Mad Men.
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At the same time, Darude's techno classic "Sandstorm," comes off as a little too manic when played on floppy drives.
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The comment comes off as a striking change of pace for Hastings, whose company has long supported net neutrality rules.
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"If you're trying censor what you do or trying to sanitize it, it comes off as really stale," he said.
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From his indolent delivery to his slouch (he can't bother to sit up), he comes off as supremely self-absorbed.
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The fact that Cleveland's biographer ties him to these other, more highly-regarded, presidents comes off like a defense mechanism.
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He has been so consistent during his 44 years in public service that all of this comes off as natural.
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And while Outlander PHEV has a brash face, the rest of it comes off as an anonymous SUV from 220.
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"Service," then, comes off as a near celebration of sadism and cruelty, one that moves at the pace of molasses.
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Sand initially comes off as petulant but menacing, an at-least plausible target for the affection of his fawning acolytes.
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The announcement comes off a strong earnings report last week, where Netflix once again beat expectations for its subscriber growth.
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As the lid comes off, the odor wafts through the room: it smells like a thrift store soaked in vodka.
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What did catch us off guard is how damn likable the 20-year-old comes off in the interview inside.
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Edgar certainly comes off as a self-centered asshole, but the transphobia feels like it comes out of left field.
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Interpreted more cynically, it comes off as an attempt to give himself some credit for just how successful she's become.
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We don't know how accurate it is, but we'll say this ... some of the show comes off like soft porn.
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The perfect execution balances the design and aesthetic so neither brand identity overpowers the other and comes off as tacky.
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For all the scholarly expertise employed, an exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery comes off as an exasperating magical negro narrative.
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But it comes off as a tardy attempt to rip out the Islamophobia that has always been its essential center.
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It's an interesting premise that comes off surprisingly tense in this trailer, as someone begins catching on to her scheme.
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"It just comes off the top of my mind," said James, who waits for inspiration to strike and then — boom!
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The one who comes off as more formidable in the minds of these audiences triumphs in the war of perceptions.
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Dogs Recommend comments that the bed is surprisingly durable and that the high-quality cover comes off easily for washing.
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Rutgers comes off an ugly loss at Michigan State that saw the Spartans set a school record for 33-pointers.
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If you see the replay, you see how my foot comes off the bag and hits him in the calf.
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"If Mike Pompeo is the nominee in Kansas, the race comes off the map," the strategist added at the time.
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Also, free trade often comes off worst against nationalism while many politicians have lost their appetite for promoting the former.
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Just make sure your plug is someone you actually know, or else it "comes off a little leechy," notes LSDXOXO.
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The result is that this production comes off as a thought experiment — but it's one you won't forget anytime soon.
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He offers very little insight in his biopics, and comes off politically neutral, which has its own insidious political implications.
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The meat is slightly gamey and just a bit chewy, though it comes off the bone with very little effort.
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THEY ARE A SIGNIFICANT OWNER OF HULU, AS WELL, A CONSENT DECREE COMES OFF, MIDDLE OF LATE OR NEXT YEAR.
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Big Super Bowl ratings are important for ad revenue as the NFL comes off the second season of declining viewership.
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This is exciting work, work that comes off as daring without being shocking, and is certainly deserving of your 99¢.
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He comes off as grave yet boyish, even underneath powder and wig, at the terminal stage of the King's life.
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Banks seems unaware that she could be perceived as taking advantage of the kids, but it comes off as endearing.
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Other times, we can slip into the "this movie is overrated!" trap, which usually comes off as snotty and ignorant.
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Wenner comes off in "Sticky Fingers" as a narcissist, a bully, a seducer and a betrayer, and a troubled soul.
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Everyone has been saying this forever, of course, and it usually comes off as something an old person would say.
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The upcoming series comes off the heels of Netflix's success in the TV horror genre with Haunting of Hill House.
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Some have questioned whether the term "white nationalist" adequately describes these extremists, suggesting that it comes off as a euphemism.
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In their eyes, she comes off as a naïve liberal who puts the plight of foreigners over the nation's security.
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Since he's had less experience with witchering, he comes off as one of the more human mutants at the castle.
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Instead, the episodes comes off as a flimsy best case scenario in a deeply terrible and unsettling series of events.
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"He's very sincere and if you talk to him face to face, he comes off as sincere," Fuss told CNN.
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You have a whole schtick on your show with the ads that comes off, to me at least, as enthusiastic.
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There are also moments when it comes off too cutesy, so it may be too sweet for some people's taste.
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As you put together your outfit, remember that Aries likes fashion that comes off tough or rough around the edges.
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Everybody from viewers to critics to casual fans starts wondering if the show understands how awful said character comes off.
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" The former Olympian's face telegraphs their actual anger, which essentially comes off as "female sexuality is bad, never do this again.
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What follows is a lengthy back-and-forth where Scott comes off like an insensitive jerk and is eventually sent packing.
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Either way, Parsons's contract comes off their books in 2020 (along with Gasol's), and their cap flexibility clears up with it.
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In the final version, Paul comes off as a wild personality, but the paparazzi shots show a teenager asking for suggestions.
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Still, it doesn't feel like him, so it comes off, and is replaced with a supple brown Saint Laurent leather jacket.
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NIO disclosed in financial filings last year that JAC Motors receives a fee for every vehicle that comes off the line.
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Despite his newfound fame, the teenager comes off as charming and humble, taking Fallon through his daily routine of Fortnite practice.
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The duck's fur shell also comes off so kids can wash and keep the duck clean from hospital germs and bacteria.
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Compared to other Trump appointees, this comes off as a strong stance and it's certainly a step in the right direction.
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Augustin comes off bench to lead Nuggets over Lakers LOS ANGELES — D.J. Augustin has been a godsend for the Denver Nuggets.
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With Robby, Cobb says her reactions show that JoJo appreciates the love from Robby, but she comes off a little unsure.
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"She comes off the podium in the center of this huge tent, shaking a few people's hands, including ours," says Alisa.
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Plot points are skipped over as a "smart" narrative choice but it comes off as confusing, more so towards the end.
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The entirety of Boeheim's quote makes sense, although he comes off as big-city rude because, well, he is that, too.
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The texture comes off a bit gritty, and the aftertaste is reminiscent of a night spent doing too many pickleback shots.
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The canine Lemoin comes off the best, as she is a compellingly alert Malinois whose fur feels as soft as velvet.
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He's aiming for nonchalance, but it comes off as an obvious ploy to lower the stakes on a high-stakes meeting.
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Strangely, it comes off as a compliment of sorts — an indicator of a chief executive who just believes in his product.
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Shawney: Yeah, I mean, part of that has to do with his looks and how he comes off in the media.
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Further, assailing the press comes off as an attempt to "undermine democracy," as former Federal Communications Commission member Michael Copps tweeted.
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Many a Disney automaton comes off as more human than Rick Scott, but he also happens to be a ferocious campaigner.
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The coastal daylight is bright and thick, and, when a breeze comes off the Baltic, silver-birch leaves shimmer like chimes.
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Meeting him in person is an uncanny experience, because he comes off as both an intimate acquaintance and a total stranger.
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Whenever she attempts to relate more openly and honestly, especially with her daughter, she mostly comes off as a major bummer.
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It surely wasn't her intention, but when the powerful appropriate the language of the powerless, it just comes off as mocking.
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The moment adds a layer of complexity to the reason why Kena's flawed father comes off more accepting than her mother.
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"The cover comes off, and nothing else happens," Wilson added, referring to the ejection hatch above the weapons systems officer's seat.
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He relies on his noble, liberal ideas, and comes off like a savior coming to the aid of the unwashed masses.
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That was nice to see just for the extension purpose and to see the way the ball comes off the hand.
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The upshot is a headlong final act that aims at stark political theater but at times comes off as only stagy.
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Mr. Biden often comes off as more of a fun guy to have a (nonalcoholic) beer with than a political fighter.
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In other words, it really doesn't matter what Corbyn says or does — he still comes off as a secret Leave supporter.
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In a recent New Yorker profile, Steele comes off sounding less like a crack secret agent than a deep-state dweeb.
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As media report on closures, postponements or incidence, they will be sensitive to any pitch that comes off as tone deaf.
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Here's the trick: She comes off as purposeful and chic, no matter what she's trying next, and carries each look with confidence.
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So in the episode Shatner comes off the plane and Lithgow goes up to greet him and says, 'How was the flight?
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Despite military tension, the businessmen's visit, if it comes off, may provide a chance to restart talks with the North, Shin said.
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The question comes off as cheeky as it is obvious; you get the sense he doesn't necessarily consider the two mutually exclusive.
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But DeMario, you'll be pleased to know, is a new man, in that he improbably comes off worse here than ever before.
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A former member of Barack Obama's campaign team, Kaiser comes off as a shrewd anti-hero whose true beliefs are nearly unreadable.
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Nyong'o, who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2014 for 12 Years A Slave, comes off the massively successful Black Panther.
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And if you're a real optimist, and believe that it's 100 percent as it comes off, I want you to believe that.
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Sadly for Ayotte, the person who comes off looking the worst amid such partisan maneuvering is not Trump -- it is Ayotte herself.
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We spent a lot of time modeling that and tinkering with the sequencing to make sure it all comes off without recontact.
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Rick comes off as even more cruel and sadistic when contrasted with what ends up being a surprisingly empathetic look at Negan.
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You just know enough about human nature, I guess, that he's going to get an ovation when he comes off the field.
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That particular statement comes off unbelievably snooty, but the Crown Estate had its reasons for preventing Stormtroopers from stomping through its grounds.
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When the blindfold comes off and she realizes the house in front of her is theirs, she's overcome with emotion and tears.
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Cleaver is a Y Combinator alum, oversees a team of engineers, and otherwise comes off as an emblematic Silicon Valley startup founder.
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And also the water that comes off your hands goes onto the wall or onto the floor with a normal hand dryer.
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If there was not enormous pressure before to make certain that Thursday's ceremony comes off without a hitch, there certainly is now.
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But if the president miscommunicates during a veto fight, comes off as erratic, inconsistent or unreasonable, he will lose the messaging war.
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"Assuming this comes off (and it seems likely) we would expect a very large melt event over the ice sheet," Mottram said.
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Norman wrote a nuanced 2008 biography of John Lennon, but here John comes off as a farting, masturbating, Beluga-caviar-ordering infant.
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Baker hopes Revere can be ready to play when he comes off the disabled list, but is uncertain if that will happen.
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Smith leads Texas Tech in field-goal percentage (24.8) and rebounds (22) while Ross comes off the bench to spark the offense.
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"When Eric Lindros comes off the Flyers bench, I shake—every time," said Doug MacLean, Florida Panthers coach from 1995 to 1997.
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Listening to him issue commands was revolting -- he comes off as a drunk-with-power bully who enjoys toying with his prey.
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Not only does the transparent door let you monitor progress, but it comes off completely so you can wipe the inside clean.
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Historically alert to present forces shaping the making of policy as well as poetry, this agitprop statement also comes off as sincere.
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A city partly made by the movies and defined by them, too, Los Angeles rarely comes off like a lived reality onscreen.
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This brand of comedy doesn't wear well with the rest of the show, and it usually comes off as trying too hard.
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Sure, sometimes Yeezy totally misses the mark or comes off like a total fucking asshole, but you can't say he's not trying.
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Trump could humiliate his wife by being a big, horny pig, but he is the one who comes off as the embarrassment.
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As a result, Dawn comes off as a little more bratty and hard to deal with than she might have been otherwise.
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In them, he comes off as a wannabe Rainer Werner Fassbinder, with his many-ringed fingers, thick mustache, mismatched earrings, and sunglasses.
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In his one and only appearance on the show, he comes off as a what we might call a Wall Street Bro.
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Sometimes all this comes off as a bunch of old Scandinavian men sitting around talking about a bunch of dead Scandinavian men.
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Turner-Smith comes off less well at first, but her performance becomes steadier and deepens as the movie builds toward the end.
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But somehow his Britishness, translated to America, comes off as salt-of-the-earth—a little bit sinister salt-of-the-earth.
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"And just because I'm paranoid," he says in a video, showing how the skimmer comes off with a bit of a tug.
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Sarah Lucas, on the other hand, comes off as the most misbehaving of Schiele's offspring, and consequently the closest to his heart.
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Is it that Tom Brady comes off as a Grade-A nutjob, completely snowed over by his snake-oil salesman health guru?
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Dowd comes off giving strong legal advice toward the end of the book trying to talk Trump out of meeting with Mueller.
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It introduces an Alex-Jones-like conspiracy-talk-show host (Joel McHale), who's meant to be played straight but comes off like parody.
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McKay's style here is the equivalent of a knowing cackle; the whole enterprise, elaborate as it is, comes off as lacking in passion.
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That's true whether it's Green or Iguodala in the Death Star lineup, and it's true of anybody else that comes off the bench.
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Like my race, the military cultural contribution to my lived experience is not something I can shed, even when the uniform comes off.
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It comes off as a retaliatory move for Bird and Lime, scooter companies that came into the city early without collaborating with officials.
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Much of it comes off like a bog-standard smartphone teardown with all the usual chips and battery rating and repair-hostile adhesive.
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In that same vein, every detail about the episode's titular car, a 1980s Wagoneer, comes off as another nod to Jack's eventual death.
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She's portrayed as narcissistic and even a little mean — and yet, is it just me, or does she still comes off as likable?
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The legal disclaimer comes off strong: DNAFit absolutely cannot be liable for anything bad that happens to you if you take the advice.
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"My hat comes off to all of you for all your creativity, imagination and determination to produce such an ambitious show," Scott wrote.
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That missed even the meager 135,000 estimate from economists surveyed by Dow Jones and comes off the weak May growth of just 41,000.
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But it's not always easy — and sometimes, in an effort to be helpful, we can inadvertently say something that comes off as offensive.
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But when that hands-off stance doesn't apply to graphic violence, sexism, and other sore spots, it comes off as prudish and hypocritical.
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"The filter comes off now," Gentry — who taught kindergarten at Stone Spring Elementary School in Harrisonburg, Virginia — began the post on June 13.
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It comes off a particularly difficult season that seemed to drag on forever, and on top of that, this season has been divisive.
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"The Black Divide" comes off the band's latest release, Lost In The Black Divide ( out now on the aptly-named Pure Steel Records).
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The hit single, which comes off Ora's latest studio album, Phoenix, hits all the right notes with lyrics that complement Williams' confident swagger.
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McEnroe is being brutally honest here and seems to realize ("unfortunately probably") that in defending himself, he comes off sounding crass or regrettable.
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Convertible laptops — also known as 2-in-1 laptops, hybrids, or in cases where the keyboard comes off, detachables — certainly have their upsides.
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Or a liquid lipstick that requires body scrub, elbow grease, and an existential crisis (because what if it never comes off?) to remove.
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"You would think this is obvious, but they always do, and it always comes off like they're bragging in some manner," she said.
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Greez has the most personality right up front, while Cal comes off as a blank slate and Cere is just... serious about stuff.
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But the shift that comes off as the most powerful is the change in gender roles resulting from the movement for women's rights.
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" Occasionally, Welles comes off, almost like his character Harry Lime in Carol Reed's The Third Man (1948), as "a smirker in the limelight.
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Basinski says she's so convinced of Essure's safety that she'll continue to implant it into women until the device comes off the market.
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Though it's framing of a modern human lifestyle comes off as deeply concerning, the specifics of creating in-game YouTube videos are novel.
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In the show, Durst comes off as so mean, so resentful, and so otherworldly that it was impossible to believe in his innocence.
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It comes off as petty, try-hard, teenage-level angst more often than not, and honestly, brings down the professionalism of the sport.
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As bad as it sounds, Scaramucci comes off as relatively calm on the audio ... even as he's dropping c-bombs and other obscenities.
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What usually comes off as transportive felt tedious, as if she were trying to will her songs back from the dead and failing.
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However, spiking the football on your opponent's 85033-yard-line with 14:56 left in the first quarter comes off a bit desperate.
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The second act opens with him sitting on a golden toilet, a moment that's intended as satirical relief but comes off as overkill.
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The chief Rabbit, Anita, comes off a bit like Tina Turner in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome," albeit in a Meat Puppets T-shirt.
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To Sewald, it is just a four-seam fastball, nothing unusual about his grip or the way the ball comes off his fingers.
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"Its bigger problem is a timely subplot about virulent racism among white Americans that comes off as a mishandled afterthought," Hollywood Reporter said.
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He comes off like a different fantasy, one that's a shotgun wedding between 20th-century pulp clichés and 21st-century elevated political consciousness.
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Even so, Furie comes off in Feels Good Man as a thoughtful (if confessedly naive) avatar of a genuinely more optimistic online era.
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Highlighted here, it comes off as a dignified but also ordinary matter—about Cunningham, Vaughan, even Fajans and the rest of us. ♦
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"It's hard to always tell if it's meant to be funny ... but almost always it comes off as sketchy," Rudd, 33, told CNN.
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Coffee chaff, the husk of the bean that comes off during roasting, usually gets turned into garden mulch or charcoal — or thrown away.
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Yet through aligning the message in his music with a pair of sneakers, he somehow comes off worse in this deal than Reebok.
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A scintillating strike is no less exhilarating because it comes off the boot of an ageing milkman playing in a German amateur league.
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Knox comes off as humble, reserved, and stone-faced, in a vanilla-white t-shirt, grey jeans, and creaseless Air Force 1's.
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What helps Kimmel is that he comes off not as an anti-Trump crusader but an almost reluctant advocate for a personal issue.
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"It creates a pretty big, complicated workflow to make sure this all comes off right," Evan Greene, CMO of the Recording Academy, told FastCompany.
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Hope is mostly reticent throughout the movie (except to briefly ogle Scott's abs, which, fair) so their banter comes off more caustic than cute.
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Essentially trading jab for jab with his man he comes off the better but this would not be the case once he turned professional.
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Stanton comes off a bit Bowie in the quavering verses, and as he put it, it's got a chorus you won't want to end.
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It's a key post, and if he's confirmed, he'll be putting his John Hancock on every new U.S. dollar that comes off the presses.
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In turn, Johnson, despite his reputation, comes off almost like an old-school politician—a sort of Libertarian John Kasich, with a better temper.
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Whether 21st Century Fox's purchase of Sky—if it comes off—would do much to change all of this is a matter of debate.
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Pose's first series premiere reference to America's real estate mogul-turned-Twitter Troll In Chief-turned-Commander In Chief comes off as sucker punch.
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Blake immediately comes off as the kind of guy we could all easily imagine UnReal's Quinn King (Constance Zimmer) slapping the "wifey" label upon.
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But if you say "the batteries represent my heart" before you hand it off it almost comes off as a romantic and symbolic gesture.
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Printing up something will still require a bit of additional effort: anything that comes off the printer bed won't look like a finished prop.
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After spending hours at work, once I'm home and my bra comes off, don't you dare ask me to do anything or go anywhere.
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He kind of just says the title of each song for 50 seconds repeatedly and freestyles whatever comes off the top of his head.
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Toronto will try to solve its issues when Marco Estrada (back) comes off the disabled list to make his first start of the season.
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Roskomnadzor's decision comes off the back of a lower court ruling this year that said LinkedIn did not adhere to Russia's data protection rules.
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Anaheim comes off a 3-2 loss to Los Angeles - the Islanders' opponent Wednesday - but is 5-23-1 in its last eight games.
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First, once the molecule comes off the silk, the thread shifts back into its original shape, allowing the sensor to be reused several times.
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He comes off as defensive, but with his heart in the right place, and his old flame Black Canary's asking all the right questions.
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In a recent New York Times exposé, she comes off as the field marshal in Facebook's aggressive campaign to smash critics and forestall regulation.
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It's supposed to be slapstick fun, but it comes off as a little dark given the recent onslaught of very real blows to environmentalism.
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While she often comes off as an old soul, Arango communicates from the road in the same ways that everyone else her age does.
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And, despite the outrageously colorful and out-of-the-box pieces spotted on the streets, somehow, it rarely comes off as trying too hard.
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In many cultures, Muslim women are disowned, threatened by the prospect of never finding a husband, or physically abused when their hijab comes off.
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Fine. I'll be happy to see a woman on that bill, too, when it comes off the printing press — in 2030, if we're lucky.
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And it's water-resistant, not waterproof, so it does stay on for a while, but comes off easily enough when I wash my face.
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PENCE: ... guaranteed that Iran will someday become a nuclear power, because there's no limitations once the period of time of the treaty comes off.
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The movie smartly looks to be inspiring rather than preachy, and except for some mawkishness in its late scenes, comes off as unexpectedly watchable.
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If you don't speak Russian, her new song, "Baby Boy," comes off like a dancy, pop-rock anthem with a visually arresting music video.
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I think the most powerful thing is what happens when the virtual blindfold comes off and the context and the work/world mix again.
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For those working to keep the U.S. in the Iran nuclear deal, however, a Kim-Trump encounter — assuming it comes off — would be encouraging.
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In a world where everything feels a little apocalyptic, Crestone comes off like a rhapsody for the end, a lullaby for a fading world.
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Jenny already had qualms with portraying "Fortune Cookie," and the character comes off as even more offensive when it's a white person playing it.
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She comes off as a self-deluded liar with a robust victim complex, focused on her own misfortune to the exclusion of anyone else's.
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While she comes off as cerebral and soft-spoken offstage, her jaunty stand-up alter ego has the strutting charisma of a rock star.
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Stumbling around in a world he can't quite grasp, Gregory mostly comes off as a projection of Ms. Silverman's doubts about writing this play.
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The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee has been leaning toward easing as soon as inflation comes off the boil, said DBS Bank economist Radhika Rao.
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The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee has been leaning toward easing as soon as inflation comes off the boil, said DBS Bank economist Radhika Rao.
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Mr. Trump comes off as a plebeian hero in spite of his inherited wealth because he did not inherit the sensibilities of the elite.
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In "While America Slept: Restoring American Leadership to a World in Crisis", published in 2016, Mr O'Brien comes off as a garden-variety hawk.
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This coldblooded EP features others in the tradition (Jadakiss, Pusha-T) and comes off like a gathering of Mafia elders, reflective but still scowling.
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Taking a two-second pause can make you more approachable, he says, since preventing others from finishing their thoughts typically comes off as abrasive.
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In a recent fashion feature in The Reporter, she comes off as a steamy, self-obsessed vixen, aptly costumed in form-fitting black leather.
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Conceptual artists have a reputation for being cerebral and theory-laden, but Magid comes off as curious, self-deprecating, quick to laugh and pantomime.
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Ailes comes off as a guy who sexually harasses people because he feels bad about his body, which just makes him a pitiable figure.
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But some of that comes off as inexperience, and Buttigieg has diminished his nicer image a few times by saying Trump voters condone racism.
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Springsteen comes off as the kind of character he often writes about: a pink-slipped worker in a shuttered factory in a dying industry.
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I was facing Jack Morris and we're winning like four or five-nothing, it's in the 5th inning—and the whole thing comes off.
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As Harden comes off Clint Capela's pindown to catch a pass on the opposite wing, Gerald Green shuffles in front of PJ Tucker's man.
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Yes, this latest report comes off as more pessimistic than usual for the IPCC because it's a slight departure from the panel's usual work.
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He comes off as confused when asked what apartment number he's in, but somehow manages to get out all relevant info needed for paramedics.
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The new feature lets nighttime users dim the amount of blue light that comes off the Fire's screen, in favor of a mellow, amber glow.
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The big month for job gains comes off a disappointing September that may have been weighed down by the violent storm season in the Carolinas.
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In his mid-40s but still rocking long, tight dreads, his even-keeled cadence comes off as warm and charismatic, but just a tad distant.
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Starting this year, Ford plans to incorporate coffee chaff — coffee bean skin that comes off during the roasting process — into headlamp housing for some cars.
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While this comes off as a blunder for Chaffetz, he's not alone in making ill-considered remarks on why some Americans can't afford health care.
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The ban comes off the findings of the McLaren report which revealed the elaborate doping scheme, which Russia's sports ministry officials "directed, controlled and oversaw".
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Instead, the series comes off as the love child of the reality TV touchstone and last year's Amazon Prime Video breakout, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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While Tess' relationships with Jake and Will comes off less than obsession-worthy, the wide-eyed young woman's connection with Simone jumps off the screen.
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It comes off as if some people think interracial couples have an obligation to procreate, or that mixed-race kids are some sort of novelty.
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Apparently, a lot of residue comes off when you're firing a gun — something T.S.A. agents check for when they randomly wipe your hands at security.
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Yet FDR comes off as gregarious, smart, and up to all the challenges that led to his being elected four times to the White House.
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Lough captures the flow of Jenkins' and Spencer's activism over the course of months, during which Jenkins comes off as a complex and compelling character.
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And if it comes off as smoothly as it seems, All In may prove the catalyst for more from Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks.
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Voice actors are encouraged to improvise when recording their lines, and Buddy himself comes off as a cocky cross between Ricky Bobby and Matthew McConaughey.
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"It's really primarily an engineering flight to understand the performance of the first stage, second stage, and that the mission comes off cleanly," says Hart.
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That's why Dan's emotional goodbye to Roseanne in "Truckin's" final scene — where he hugs his wife's side of the bed — comes off as startling real.
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Chrissy comes off as petty and vengeful – every Survivor fan knows that you're supposed to just brush off betrayals, say "good job," and move forward.
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It&aposs not a switch that just comes off especially if you have been kind of pursuing all the other issues that go with it.
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Feeling like the world is slipping out of your fingers is ripe for material, but more of than than not, it comes off as robotic.
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People make vows to lose weight all the time, of course, but once the weight comes off, it slowly creeps back on—and then some.
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One reason why Donald Trump's Islamophobia comes off so poorly in Britain is that it contradicts our experience of living side-by-side with Muslims.
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Still, the MJ reference comes off as troubling ... especially in light of Orlando's friend telling Dr. Phil that OB sometimes claims Michael is his father.
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In the profile, titled "Single in Redondo," Hanson comes off as harmless and a little cheesy and probably exactly how he wants to come off.
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Chacalall comes up with fantastical creatures and animates them with a simple stereographic aesthetic that comes off like a lenticular print—which he also makes.
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The producers do their best to make Ashley look unhinged, but against all odds, she almost comes off as the most relatable person on Paradise.
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But what about Arklow, who comes off a nice win the Turf Classic at Belmont and is a tasty 12-1 on the morning line?
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The champion Fabrício Werdum, a submission specialist, will face the hard-hitting Stipe Miocic, who comes off an impressive first-minute knockout of Andrei Arlovski.
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To fix it, lift the grate covering the burner, remove the burner cap if it comes off and wash the area with warm, soapy water.
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"Even though he's funny and comes off as a goofball, he's one of the smartest guys we've got in here," outfielder Albert Almora Jr. said.
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Greg comes off as simply incompetent as he flatly fumbles through a scene from "Waiting for Godot," one of the movie's first jokey meta-moments.
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The film failed to impress critics: Some found it surprisingly dull while others said Berg comes off as one-dimensional, leaving much to be explored.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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On the festival's deep-thrust stage, the aerial scene in which Billy is partnered by a future vision of himself comes off a bit flat.
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When one tries to thoroughly analyze memes to find some larger truth, it comes off as a mediocre wanna-be psychoanalysis of the teen mind.
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Nicole comes off as a vengeful shark (her divorce lawyer is played by Laura Dern in stilettos), and Charlie as a martyr and a baby.
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This is less noticeable by itself, but when you combine it with the hinge changes, it certainly comes off like a more polished device overall.
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Whatever the truth, Mambrú just shrugs and leaves, whereas Sophie is outraged, although her innocence, it must be said, comes off as whiny and meek.
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If those "fantastic fundamentals" slow down, which Paulsen said he thinks will happen, then the "Teflon comes off" and the markets might start to struggle.
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It comes off as both a winking self-tribute and an eyes-wide-open eulogy to a world and a style he would long outlive.
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"He comes off as very laid-back and he is, but he's also constantly thinking, and he notices ev-ery-thing," said Ms. Crawford, 21988.
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Taken as an attempt to create an overall effect, however, it just about comes off, because Ensor's work is so thrillingly diverse, startling, and ingenious.
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Although Saves The Day frontman Chris Conley comes off like a fairly enlightened guy with his Zen approach to life, he wasn't always that way.
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In the show, Ms. Clark comes off as an unexpectedly sympathetic character as she confronts withering criticism from the news media and colleagues about her appearance.
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To be sure, the VIX rise comes off a low base: On Friday, the index closed just off of its lowest levels since the financial crisis.
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If you want to have a first-thing-that-comes-off-the-top-of-your-head vibe, which I like, you can stick with that demo.
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If you press and hold using a cotton ball, you barely even have to rub your eyes and your eye makeup comes off on its own.
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However, perhaps the person that comes off looking the most scathed by Cohen's prank is executive director of emeritus of Gun Owners of America Larry Pratt.
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What should be a coherent, integrated part of Sanders's broader message comes off as a sort of honor badge from his activist days, decorative and superfluous.
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The cartel thriller's dense, impenetrable plot feels penned by Elmore Leonard on mescaline and the thing's so self-consciously dark that it comes off like camp.
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Instead of a sociopathic YouTuber hellbent on sensationalism and fame, he comes off as a misunderstood 21-year-old kid trying to keep his company afloat.
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The new feature comes off the back of Snap turning around its decline in users last year, and looking to a redesign for the Android app.
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But it's hard not to critique his approach when the woman who comes off worst in his retelling is no longer here to contest his account.
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Once Davis comes off stage from her win, Mark Rylance close behind, people in the wings clap and Theron gives her a kiss and little hug.
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In a smarter, more cutting satire he would be the intentionally awful inverse of the Circle, because he just comes off as shallow and self-righteous.
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At times, his film comes off like a cover song — it has all the hallmarks of a familiar, beloved hit, even if it's not the same.
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The Moto Z3 comes off feeling like an odd mishmash of good value, recycled bits, and a far off, yet-to-be-realized promise of 5G.
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If it comes off, it would mark the South's first bilateral food aid since 2010, when it delivered 5,000 tons of rice, Unification Ministry data shows.
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"[N]o pressure comes off until they [North Korea] are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence told Rogin.
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It comes off, too often, as a play that has a lesson for us, and the audience dutifully learns its lesson rather than experiencing the drama.
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It comes off the back of talk about Trump's insatiable appetite for McDonald's burgers and relative lack of exercise (aside from the occasional spot of golf).
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The jump comes off a weak base as export orders were stuck in a 16-month stretch of contraction that didn't end until August last year.
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Perhaps the most excruciating arc is Sam's mother, who comes off from Episode 1 as a helicopter mom having a rebellious phase, and it lacks subtlety.
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Melvin is looking for answers, particularly when someone like the Giants' Parker comes off the disabled list and doubles twice, singles and drives in three runs.
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Whatever it is, he comes off as mellow and polite, keeping his phone out of sight during interactions and asking if I have any dietary restrictions.
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In general, the show comes off as voyeuristic and tries too hard to turn real, serious habits into entertainment for a hungry audience looking for aesthetics.
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He's often considered a villain by heroes like Spider-Man and Captain America, but in his own comics he comes off like a dour killing machine.
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But the always-fashionable, multi-hyphenate superstar's role — he's technically co-owner and head of imagination at the Dutch denim brand — comes off as pretty legit.
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This addictive song comes off the band's self-titled debut that will be released on What's Your Rupture (the team behind Parquet Courts) on October 212.
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This unlucky assignment fell to Mario Hezonja, a scrappy Knicks journeyman from Croatia who comes off the bench, occasionally, for the worst team in the league.
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" As both performance artist and art teacher, he often comes off as a happy warrior: "Give me a place to stand and I'll move the earth.
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In "The Rape of Europa" (1559–62), we are once again in the presence of a scene that comes off as the perfect sanctification of rape.
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As played by Nathalie Baye, Marlène comes off as shallow yet enigmatic, with a big satisfied smile she has engineered for her customers and her intimates.
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The whole date comes off as though Peter thought he if he told her she wasn't ready, she would just agree and leave... but she doesn't.
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Onstage or in his podcast, he comes off as the ultimate macho blowhard at the bar, but his greatest jokes are about the prison of masculinity.
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Batwoman's hometown comes off so bigoted it's difficult to know if Jacob's issues with his daughter stem from his own prejudices as well as fatherly paranoia.
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"The first is that growth remains relatively weak and comes off the back of soft prior year comparatives when comparable sales fell by 2.1%," Saunders said.
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"How Heavy" comes off like a loose remake of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's "Why Does Herr R. Run Amok," with the running amok and the why removed.
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Sometimes Fleyshman tries to coax more detailed answers out of Paul, but he comes off like he thought he could wing it, but definitely shouldn't have.
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And as opportunities go, Trump's recent letter, which comes off like an angry rant that was dictated verbatim, this one was as golden as they get.
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"He comes off as this big guy, intimidating in size, but his smile — he had this jolly and cheerful personality," Mr. Horowitz said in an interview.
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After two years of work, the wrapper comes off the giant glass cube this week, as Apple's Fifth Avenue flagship opens to the public this Friday.
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To start, if someone comes off the bag by a milli-inch while popping up from their slide, that shouldn't be an out, that's just physics.
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The people, who do not know they have been selected, receive the debt relief as a tax-free gift, and it comes off their credit reports.
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The work is so dry that it comes off as both darkly comic and so believable that you wonder why such a service doesn't already exist.
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Calling Jerusalem the Israeli capital without acknowledging its significance to Arabs comes off to them as a denial of the Muslim and Arab perspective, analysts said.
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If there's anybody that knows their meat it's the Argentinians, and they'll put this perfect meat compliment on just about anything that comes off the grill.
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"The point is, no pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," he told Rogin.
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Oakland is hoping to avoid a three-game sweep, as well as its sixth loss in seven road contests, as it comes off an 11-hit effort.
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Meg steps around Kennedy B. comes off porch crosses yard walking odd ly high heels on wet grass kisses me on cheek puts flower in my pocket.
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People already feel overwhelmed with Slack and email, and if recording videos comes off as more of a chore than an efficiency, workers will stick to text.
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Mike Scott, a 6-foot-7 fan favorite who comes off the bench, spoke during an interview about a team that was bigger, stronger and more physical.
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Rather than illuminating who Marin was as a character, the finale swerve comes off as a way to avoid making Vera the true villain of the story.
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It comes off as an easy way to motivate Graham, her second husband (and Ryan's step-grandfather), whose main character trait up until then was vague cowardice.
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The rule states if the goaltender's mask or helmet comes off, play should come to a stop only if there is no immediate and impending scoring opportunity.
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Similarly, titles such as Dr. and Professor are no longer thrown around with such force, and their excessive use comes off as an overstatement or an embarrassment.
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At least, until someone wrongs him and his shirt comes off and he reveals what is undeniably the film's best special effect: Jackman's impossibly pumped-up physique.
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The town's mayor is a woman (score one for the popular vote), but like the rest of the adults around, she comes off as bumbling and inept.
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" She added, "How many kids do you know that the first thing that comes off the top of their head is the first thing they should express?
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And even though his work comes off as very relatable for many of us existentially confused millennial Instagram scrollers, that's not the real aim of Deckmann's work.
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This muscle comes off of the base of our thigh bone—the femur—and joins the rest of our calf muscles to contribute to the Achille's tendon.
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"Loathe" comes off the band's upcoming new live album,10,000 Ways To Die, which is due out this October 21 on CD and digital via Relapse Records.
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It comes off as if Trump thinks negotiation, by itself, will solve the nation's problems, and that he is the only person who's ever thought of it.
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Drinks flow, voices rise as one, and the celebrations that erupt among the onlookers when a match-turning play comes off is a marvelous thing to witness.
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G Condon comes off bench to lead Sens past Isles NEW YORK — Ottawa Senators backup goalie Mike Condon made a snap-of-the-fingers transformation Sunday night.
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Apple says we're supposed to think of the Touch Bar as an extension of the keyboard, but in practice, it comes off like any other touchscreen interface.
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If you judge it for its topical timing — beyond the identity politics, another potentially balance-shifting seat is now open on the court — it comes off well.
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The scene, in which Curly sells his saddle, his horse, and his gun, usually emphasizes his brawny maturity, but here he comes off as a bit desperate.
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"Nothing assures me I get all of my makeup off my face like these inexpensive wipes and everything comes off easily and quick within seconds," she said.
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And as with Swift, Kelly's feminism isn't that nuanced, and often comes off as more concerned with furthering Megyn Kelly than it is with furthering gender equality.
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It sounds bad, but the truth is there are pretty good reasons for most of it and in the end the report comes off as rather naive.
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Even the testimonials from designer friends — Marc Jacobs, Norma Kamali, Tom Ford (who comes off like a Keanu Reeves character) — sometimes feel like notes from kindhearted strangers.
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His partner, the American performer Oliver Hardy, comes off much better, a good friend whose loyalty provides Laurel's one emotional anchor in a life of transitory relationships.
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Andrew Prokop: Whatever liberals might think of Cruz, he's a very good speaker and comes off as extremely knowledgeable and informed to a sympathetic anti-DC audience.
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Though he's no stranger to such competitions, the scene comes off as weirdness for the sake of being weird in an episode that is mostly played straight.
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They're new platforms, and sure enough, what happens in the 1450s when you've got the Gutenberg Bible, the next thing that comes off the line ... Dirty books.
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On the Cherry Lane's small stage, the overstuffed set by Harry Feiner comes off as too literal, with its fence and rocking chairs and receding telephone poles.
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By trade a researcher ("like being a private detective, without the danger and the sex"), the delightful Ms. Mann comes off as a funny, very hip nerd.
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"The point is, no pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence told the Post.
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Gitty doesn't grasp what's going on with the family's farm, but, like so much in "American Fable," her naïveté comes off as forced, scripted rather than innate.
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Adiagha, apparently explored elsewhere in the cycle, is somewhat underdeveloped here, and comes off as a device to bring Abasiama and Iniabasi together for their face-off.
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If her blunt style of cutting through the nonsense comes off as attitude, consider it an initiation for newcomers, with their repetitive questions about rules and rates.
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But by the end of the series, Hart comes off looking worse than before, and it&aposs questionable whether the show even attempted to justify his actions.
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Starting this year, Ford is incorporating coffee chaff — coffee bean skin that comes off during the roasting process — into the plastic headlamp housing used in some cars.
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In Ms. DuVernay's emotional and intimate series, Ms. Fairstein comes off as the primary villain, with numerous lines depicting her as bent on railroading the young men.
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It's easy to see her appeal: With her dyed hair, chunky glasses, and thick Eastern European accent, Taub comes off like a slightly more cosmopolitan Dr. Ruth.
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Though informed by the Pattern and Decoration movement, Spero's art never comes off as decorative; still, it is astonishing how many decorative elements are contained within it.
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The work can feel besides the point in today's context — what might have seemed provocative 10 or 20 years ago now comes off as just loud and obnoxious.
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In the 1967 movie, he comes off as a buffoon — much to the disappointment of his widow, who was allegedly "humiliated" by the portrayal, according to USA Today.
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"The point is, no pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," he told the Washington Post.
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No. Jonathan SchwartzMay 11, 2016 On the stand, Schwartz comes off as an inconsistent character, but his inconsistencies are only the inconsistencies of the tech industry at large.
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It's not surprising how Bloomberg comes off in these interactions—trying hard to be self-aware, purposely making bad jokes, and repeatedly mentioning he has 61.9 billion dollars.
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The oddly named Doctor Willard Bliss — yes, Dr. Doctor — comes off as a villain to rival Guiteau, making bad decisions and barring other physicians from assisting or advising.
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A huge smile on his face and Oscar in hand, Leo comes off stage to congratulations from those backstage, including Julianne Moore, who gives Leo a huge hug.
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I'm sure Amazon's decision is backed by customer data, but it still comes off as stubborn when competitors are all using USB-C (or Lightning in Apple's case).
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And although Biden enjoys touting his proximity to Obama, it comes off as condescending when the former vice president addresses the black community about inequalities that plague it.
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OF Raimel Tapia was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque and will be with the Rockies for two games until INF/OF Alexi Amarista comes off the paternity list.
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"If you do a full lip liner underneath your lipstick, and you have a lipstick that comes off, the lip liner is gonna save you," she advises. 5.
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Fans may eventually be shook by the Black Hood reveal, but as Apa proves, it is possible to figure out who's behind the mask before it comes off.
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But because this new movie spends most of its time cutting between its cast of bland preteens and listless adults, it comes off as strangely innocent in contrast.
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They record a music video that's supposed to be a reenactment of Cookie and Lucious falling in love, but instead it comes off as a poor '80s parody.
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Zita's smoky vocals add weight to Aléatoire's light, franco-pop-eque track, and her delivery comes off like she's telling you a story in a dark, loud bar.
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A lot of the time this comes off as distracting, as if the art is part of the game's design, not an organic piece of the world itself.
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With a few exceptions (like the aforementioned rescue), visitors end up tagging along with a sheriff or gunslinger who comes off as the real star of the show.
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You could, in theory, set this thing up inside, but you'd need a commercial-grade range hood to handle the smoke and grease that comes off of it.
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According to Steamer, a popular baseball-projection system, Jarrett Parker, an outfielder who frequently comes off the Giants' bench, is actually likely to provide better-than-average offence.
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Dillon Francis is the kind of dude you'd probably want to party with if given the chance, and Deadmau5 is a jokester when the mouse head comes off.
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The analysis comes off the back of data released at the end of March which showed that renewable electricity generation in Scotland grew by 26 percent in 2017.
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When a new F-783A comes off the line at the production facility, it undergoes several contract and government check flights before the Air Force accepts final delivery.
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Don DeLillo, who comes off as literary without question, takes the award over me" — at the 1985 National Book Awards — "because I published in genre and he didn't.
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Jude Law, partially just by nature of being Jude Law, comes off like a dude in a romantic comedy trying to convince a girl that he's bad news.
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For instance, I just made a movie in LA called Lost Transmissions which is about a schizophrenic guy who comes off of his medication and has a break.
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Vic catches a pass, rises up into the air, does a little 360, slams it down, and comes off the rim with legs akimbo, landing low and lovely.
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Lowry does a great job pushing Barnes a few feet further out, though, then boxes him for a few dribbles before DeRozan comes off Wes Matthews to help.
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It's important to use the Frixions because they use an erasable ink that comes off the page completely (you can also just use the eraser for quick edits).
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Choose any medium — Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, or good old-fashioned television — and she comes off as relatable, down-to-earth, and, most importantly, the realest of the real.
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Velvet Buzzsaw comes off as an indictment of the well-documented corruption and snootiness of the art world—sort of like the dark comedy The Square, but bloodier.
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Byrd: There are times when I'm trying to get my point across and be serious, but my [personality] comes off as, 'Oh, OK she really doesn't mean it.
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Sometimes it feels like silver has become the forgotten metal, as gold comes off its best year since 2010 and silver gained merely half as much in 2017.
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In "Goodnight Mommy" (22014), the mother, whose head is wrapped in bandages, initially comes off as a figure of terror to her twin boys, before they switch positions.
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Check it out ... Laura says there's not much similarity between herself and Dern's feisty Nora Fanshaw, who reps ScarJo in the movie and comes off as deceptively aggressive.
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For all its flash and glitz, the pageant comes off as difficult, exacting work; for all the camaraderie of the drag queens, the competition is fierce and serious.
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In this politics of white virtue, Lydia and Luca's journey comes off as little more than a simplistic story that can render a heartrending crisis consumable and marketable.
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At the point the horse's heel comes off the ground, its toe should break through the cushion to the top of the hard limestone, using that as propulsion.
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The word "typically" seems like a gesture to acknowledge that, but "Nongay, typically" with an answer like HETERO still comes off as a fairly heteronormative clue to me.
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The announcement comes off the back of a successful 2018 World Cup in Russia, despite the United States not taking part for the first time in 28 years.
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In the book, gender stereotypes are upended: Raif comes off as vulnerable and emotional, while Maria exudes independence and a lack of sentimentality for matters of the heart.
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"The point is, no pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence told The Washington Post.
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In my experience, Model 3 fans and Tesla enthusiasts in general don't crave traditional luxury; rather, they want an interior that comes off as high-tech and minimalist.
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Johnson is black and Samoan, and comes off as ethnically ambiguous, a blank slate upon which anyone can project whatever they see — or whatever they want to see.
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Jason Rhoades's work can feel besides the point in today's context — what might have seemed provocative 10 or 20 years ago now comes off as just loud and obnoxious.
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There's a dark humor in the idea of sleeping with her boss (and hurting Josh) just for the thrill of the chase, but Nathaniel comes off as too entitled.
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Cruz seems to have an appetite for bipartisanship lately, which comes off as a little suspect considering that he is the Republican senator with the most partisan track record.
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WE'RE GOING THROUGH AN ANALYSIS WHAT THEY DO ON THEIR OWN BY JUST WHEN HIS HAND COMES OFF THE BIBLE HE GOES DOWN TO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDERS.
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The game comes off as something of a mixed-media experiment: a fairly standard third-person shooter punctuated by 20-minute live television-style segments that continue the story.
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"The song started with an 'ah,' and we wanted that sound to be the first thing that comes off it because this record is about being relieved," Mars said.
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Wilder tries to make Joshua feel better ... but it only comes off as terrifying -- especially after that beating Deontay put on Bermane Stiverne last weekend (seriously ... it was scary).
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Animated Beast has a lot of the same pros and cons as Live-Action Beast, but comes off as less of a drip, maybe because his movie is better.
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On the flip side, Claire's repeatedly expressed reverence for the majesty, beauty and sheer power of these creatures comes off as naive, especially when faced with some difficult decisions.
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Again, a possibly weighty, conversation-starting image immediately comes off as a for-shock, and fairly on-the-nose, statement about how the world's expectations make women hurt themselves.
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Party leader Lulzim Basha joined supporters sitting at a crossroads on the outskirts of Tirana where traffic comes off a main highway, and praised their peacefulness and "European culture".
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Both the script and the camera treat Kayla's discomfort as completely reasonable, and she almost comes off a little brave for asserting herself and growing at her own pace.
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While her dialogue sometimes comes off as didactic, Falco's version of Abramson reframes the sensational media stories about the case, always giving the brothers the benefit of the doubt.
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The fact that Musk dropped everything to attempt to help a soccer team stuck in a flooded cave on the other side of the planet comes off as heroic.
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The handle comes off in my hand, and, faced with the prospect of leaving two broken components of a toilet plunger in my old apartment, I pack it sheepishly.
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At the start of the show she comes off as simultaneously daffy and calculating, a danger to a community just barely held upright by the strength of its secrets.
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Kendall Graveman comes off the DL to start Thursday's game, and ace Sonny Gray, is expected to come off the DL and make his season debut within a week.
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Just knowing what to do if your shoelaces snap, if your goggles break or if your cap comes off could give athletes the confidence needed to win, Faull said.
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Bulked up for the occasion, Hemsworth remains an enormously appealing lead, capable of pulling off funny lines and slapstick silliness while still inducing swoons when his shirt comes off.
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Still, at its best, his fiction has an unfakeable, lived authenticity to it, even now; at its weakest, it comes off as sentimental—a charge Algren anticipated, and owned.
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Acosta's criticism of FNC is his prerogative, of course, but it comes off as clumsy for a guy who is supposed to be a reporter, and not a commentator.
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James comes off a screen and draws pretty much the entire Minnesota defense, then zings a no-look pass to Channing Frye, who makes one of his three triples.
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It's amazing that "Miss Atomic Bomb" boasts the above-the-title talent that it does, starting with the plucky Ms. Andrews, who in the biggest role comes off best.
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It should be noted that players on some teams don't like to see this done because it comes off as childish, even misogynistic or homophobic (depending on the costume).
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Dalic must've heard us: Rebic comes off and Andrej Kramaric — the goal-scorer against Russia the other day in the quarters — comes on to do a bit of running.
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"He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter after seeing Mr. Steyer interviewed on CNN.
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"No pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence was quoted as saying by the Washington Post.
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There must be a purpose to the altar-like plinth, which comes off as 20th-century-rust-belt-industrial compared to the Doric columns, but the reason isn't apparent.
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Despite Mr. McArthur's angsty singing, Simon basically comes off as a nice boy with a big imagination and, for a high school sophomore, few objections to setting the table.
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To a new generation of hardcore fans, this early era of hardcore—bands like Judge, Warzone, and Madball—often comes off as the literal grunts of knuckle-dragging Neanderthals.
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The research team at Ford discovered that coffee chaff, the unused dried skin that comes off the bean during the roasting process, can be used to make car parts.
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He comes off, these days, as deeply disheartened, perhaps even defeated, and yet Patagonia is bigger, and more active in environmental and labor advocacy, than it has ever been.
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This is pretty chilly, but, as with the tract of ice, what might have seemed distant or cold comes off, rather, as an act of forbearance, restraint—art. ♦
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For example, 58 percent of respondents are wrong in their belief that once a delinquent loan or credit card balance is paid off, it comes off your credit history.
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As he comes off stage, recoiling a rope he used as a prop during the performance, his wig sparkles beneath lights, along with his teeth in a wide grin.
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"It comes off as very exploitative and pretty much packages everything cringe-y about gentrification into a neat little package," she continued before going into her own Nashville upbringing.
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Using "The Bride" as the starting point, each artist takes on Duchamp's primary challenge to create a work that comes off the page to escape the two-dimensional plane.
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But he comes off as weirdly refreshing in this book — like he's the person who calls out the bullshit and tries to articulate some kind of consistent political project.
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Across its ten pristinely-produced tracks, Xiu Xiu comes off as challenging as ever, equally comfortable pumping out clangorous hellscapes ("Jenny GoGo") as they are glitchy pop-songs ("Wondering").
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Like the band's best work, "Dark Skies" spares none of the bass action, but comes off more like the soundtrack to a Japanese neo-noir than a sloppy festival tent.
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The bottom of the steel holder comes off so the beer bottle can be inserted and the top cap, which holds the bottle in place, has a bottle opener attached.
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"There was a little change because the train comes off, but I always felt like if you find that dream dress you should wear it the whole night," she says.
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It's water-resistant — not waterproof — so this mascara comes off when you want to it to, but not when you're buckets of sweat deep in your post-work hot yoga.
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This launch comes off the heels of SpaceX's historic launch a few weeks ago, in which the company flew one of its landed Falcon 9 boosters for the first time.
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What To Do If A Condom Comes Off Inside YouSo, the next time you're tipsy and in the mood, just reach for the lube — and a condom, Dr. Levkoff stresses.
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Negan, who in the comic books is supposed to represent the worst perversions of power in the post-apocalypse, comes off on-screen like a poorly written B-movie villain.
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Fiorina another look only days before the caucuses on Monday said they were impressed with her presentation and thought she was warmer in person than she comes off on television.
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The main priority is that each satellite comes off the stack at the right time so that they reach their intended orbits and don't run into each other in space.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As the froth comes off China's home prices, there are increasing signs that some property developers, particularly those with a heavy debt load, are becoming less aggressive.
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He comes off as serious, civic-minded, and as professorial as ever, but also as a young father of two, looking for an economical but filling meal for his family.
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"The point is, no pressure comes off until they are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence was quoted on Sunday as saying.
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This is also another look at the environments and cinematography used in the Blade Runner sequel, which comes off just as impressive as it has in previous stills and video.
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Her professorial-style haranguing might be a hit with coastal urbanites, but it misses the mark in Middle America, where she comes off as the ultimate caricature of Northeastern elitism.
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It's sort of like of Rihanna's "Diamonds" — but where that single found Rihanna praising herself and her man for their mutual awesomeness, on "Rare," Gwen comes off like a sycophant.
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Owens' assessment of Harrison's time in the Indiana territory is presented in the larger context of U.S. policy toward Native Americans under Jefferson, who comes off as quite a villain.
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His performance here is full of strange, dissonant notes and odd glances; he comes off as angry when he's playing repentant, and utterly insincere when Jake lets his guard down.
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"I'm expecting that if the print comes off of the consensus, down about $67 bilion, that it could have implications for real GDP expectations in the first quarter," said Lyngen.
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When some labels get vocal about environmental concerns related to fashion manufacturing practices just once a year, when, say, Earth Day rolls around, it comes off as sort of disingenuous.
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In 10 Cloverfield Lane, it's Michelle that pushes the story forward at every turn, and she comes off as a fully-realized, flesh-and-blood human being because of it.
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His lavash is so hot, as it comes off the griddle and gets whisked to your table, that your fingers tell you to wait a minute before tearing into it.
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She never comes off as a temptress or schemer, but rather alludes often, and sans melodrama, to the fact she has been horribly abused by men most of her life.
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The assist comes off the foot of 18-year-old Abdulrasheed Ibrahim, who was born in Nigeria but has advanced through Aspire's various youth teams, scoring goals at every level.
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And the best and worst thing I can say about Green Book is that it comes off like a series of stories a father would tell his child before bedtime.
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Whether you think he comes off as sexy or skeevy is subjective, but there's one thing we can all agree on: the age of woke pop is here to stay.
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Although Kim was simply having some silly fun singing to Kourtney Kardashian's breakup playlist, her performance, devoid of much context, comes off as shady to the rest of the world.
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European Union officials will unveil a blueprint in Brussels on Thursday to help the beleaguered country stand on its own once it comes off its third financial bailout in August.
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Mr. Sartorius, 14, is sweet and effective, and Blackbear, who is older, comes off like a slithery older sibling who is helping out his kid brother, but also helping himself.
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As much as I want to take Loring Place on its own terms, the menu makes comparisons with ABC Kitchen inevitable, and Loring Place comes off as slightly less interesting.
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I (and most restaurants I know) like to use a Sharpie and painter's tape (We recommend green FrogTape) for labeling because the label stays on securely but comes off cleanly.
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I felt demoralized in a way that reminded me of when the handle comes off the grocery bag and your apples roll down the stairs: dull, but somehow all-encompassing.
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She likes to "use the oil first and you rub it and rub it and rub it until all your makeup comes off," she said, and follow it with a cleanser.
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We know Philip comes off as a sensitive, secure soul with a keen understanding of women's rights (just seeing if you were paying attention), but his reaction is pretty knuckle-dragging.
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How is this supposed to be creepy or intimidating in the slightest, because coming into this episode cold, Negan comes off like the doofiest joke of a clown I've ever seen.
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Making your own liquid seasoning for the end is nice because a lot of times the seasoning comes off in the cooking process especially if it has a lot of fat.
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But if he comes off looking bad it will do damage to the credibility of the Mueller probe — and Mueller's ability to investigate the full extent of Trumpworld's relationship with Russia.
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We can't say for sure if this is how Williams' stellium affects her, but, in general, she likely comes off as especially Libran (read: sociable, fair, and perhaps a tad indecisive).
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The film is as somber and dour as any episode of The Killing ever was, but where that series always felt gritty and grounded, The Lie frankly comes off as dumb.
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"I think that this comes off very harsh, and I can understand why there would be a reaction from not just my fans but Jeffree's fans as well," Von D said.
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" Context: In January 2016, Cherri Jacobus, a Republican political strategist, said on CNN that Trump "comes off like a third grader faking his way through an oral report on current affairs.
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Vonn's new look comes off the heels of a tasteful nude skiing pic she posted on social media -- a pic she posted to show how confident she is with her body.
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Between the two front passengers are two displays, one that comes off the dashboard and another that juts up from the center console, not too unlike the Volvo Concept 26 interior.
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There is the sweep we have just seen, but if the opponent's pressure comes off, he can post his free hand on the mat and perform a basic technical stand up.
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"I don't think it's a bad idea, per se, for someone to be asking questions on the committee's behalf, but having one side doing it comes off as partisan," he said.
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The head-turning figure comes off the back of the airline's weakest full-year profit in a decade, a 69% drop in net profit for the year up to March 2019.
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The top of the model car comes off and lets fans play with the fun feature that sees the passenger side seat fly into the air — just like in the movie.
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"This mixed picture comes off the back of a disastrous decade for pay," said Stephen Clarke, senior economic analyst at the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank that focuses on living standards.
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Bobby comes off as incredibly out of touch throughout the video — he even pulls the classic, "I'm not rich, my parents are!" while bragging about attending a party with Kate Moss.
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Ultimately, Victoria's Secret's latest announcement comes off as insincere and ill-timedBecause Victoria's Secret has long failed to diversify its cast of models, the brand's latest campaign does not seem genuine.
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Ruby has a uniqueness to her where, because of her hair and tattoos and style, she comes off as very edgy, which is great because it really makes her seem tough.
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Given that the Obama administration also housed separated children in "cages," which merited the faintest of peeps from supplicant media, politicians and activists, this newfound outrage comes off as contrived partisanship.
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But The Bloody Hand, as I am told this play is called, which with its canny vulgarity, frilly rhymed couplet dialogue, and fart noises, comes off as good-humored self-parody.
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Without a belt to grip for a berimbolo or a sleeve to control for sit up sweeps the De La Riva suffers more than most positions when the gi comes off.
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Within the strict textual limits of the game Bernard comes off as little more than an unmotivated evil, making grandiose speeches about the meaninglessness of existence and transcending the human form.
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The idea that she comes off as cold or uncharismatic on the stump — she was going viral with speeches when that was barely a thing — crumbles upon watching or meeting her.
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Or "Particular Taste," written in part by Ryan Tedder (and which fortunately doesn't resemble tracks by Mr. Tedder's band, OneRepublic) which comes off like an acoustic-EDM, Prince-manque commercial jingle.
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The spell is supposed to bring their dad back to life for one day, but it only partly comes off, leaving him as just a pair of sentient pants and shoes.
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While Mr. Dean's writing is overly restrained — Bradley comes off as a man with too many unfulfilled needs — Ms. Simpson presents Greta as a figure of unbearable grief and rightful wrath.
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The show tries to put her actions in a context of rural economic malaise and male entitlement, but it mostly condescends to her, and Lyle comes off as a hapless bumpkin.
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With such a dramatic frame, the familiar story of Atticus Finch — a small-town white lawyer defending Tom Robinson, a black man falsely accused of rape — comes off a bit wan.
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Biden reporter Natasha Korecki notes the wide variance between the former vice president on stage and how he comes off on the trail, where he doesn't hesitate to mix it up.
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In stop-start autos the engine automatically cuts off when a car comes to a stop and restarts as the foot comes off the brake, reducing idling time and noxious fumes.
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We learn more about Finch's torments in the second half of the movie, but it's a poor start for new audiences that comes off as misguided (if not a bit sexist).
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But advertising execs say there's nothing wrong with quieting down the revelry for a serious message here and there — as long as it's done judiciously and it comes off as genuine.
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Claridge bends over so far to make a case for Blanche that Alfred comes off mostly as a hindrance, out on the road all the time, living it up with booksellers.
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The move comes off of a heated argument between Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation over what Apple should have to do to help law enforcement access encrypted iPhone data.
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"To put it on women not tapping into their creativity and not pushing for roles in the business of music such as producing, it seemingly comes off as sexist," she tweeted.
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But with that knowledge, it's a riveting performance, as Eve is tasked with physically changing her body language and expressions in a way that comes off as threatening rather than comical.
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But if he comes off looking bad, it will do damage to the credibility of the Mueller probe — and Mueller's ability to investigate the full extent of Trumpworld's relationship with Russia.
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It initially comes off as a strange pairing, but IBM shared this stat: in 2015, 35 percent of cars were internet-enabled, but by 2020 that's supposed to be over 90 percent.
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Oil prices have since started to recover as non-OPEC supply comes off the market, but whether OPEC can rebuild itself as a united organization in this meeting remains to be seen.
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David Mendenhall is Peak Child Actor as Michael Cutler/Hawk(s)—a pinched, meticulously rehearsed kid perhaps a few years too old for his role who comes off as a little whiny.
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Meanwhile, the stakes couldn't be higher for the White House, as Trump comes off a shocking loss on health care and attempts to find his footing for his policy agenda moving forward.
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Also, the 10 percent comes off your entire order from the OnePlus web store, so it's up to you whether to just get a phone by itself or add on some accessories.
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"The Long Christmas Dinner," a comedy dappled with dolor, mostly comes off well until the director substitutes a sentimental ending for Wilder's sad one, but "Pullman Car Hiawatha" is excruciatingly jollied up.
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They're not explicitly stealing from cultures, but it all comes off as someone who went to a Southeastern Asian country once for two weeks and decided to market its traditions to millennials.
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Acronyms are not common in Arabic as they are in English, so an Arabic acronym as a concept comes off as a weird invention -- something that is made up and not real.
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Well if it comes to cooking meat on the grill, I'd say to rub it in kewpie mayonnaise before you grill it and brush it with fish sauce after it comes off.
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"He comes off on television as being boring," said Robbie Munce, 38, an undecided Republican who owns a portable-toilet company and who came to see Mr. Bush speak here last month.
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The tacked on "them too!" statements at the end of its descriptions of opaque data collection practices might have been trying to normalize the behavior, but comes off feeling a bit petty.
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Flaked tries to suggest that he's profited too much from his lies (by becoming a big muckety-muck in his AA group, for instance), but this comes off as a weak rationalization.
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The printer uses Onyx, a nylon and micro-carbon fiber material that has a high durability and heat resistance and looks almost like a finished part when it comes off the printer.
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It's understandably weird to be honored for the worst day of your life, but Billy comes off as too much of a blank slate, and Alwyn's face doesn't project any real anguish.
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With the Spurs firmly in the hands of Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge, Duncan would be reduced to a role player, likely one who comes off the bench and maybe even sparingly.
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In this case, it comes off as the paper saying it's responding to Cousins's abusive behavior, but it has the feel of the Bee trying to influence the Kings into trading him.
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He is among the most quotable players in the world, a giant of a man with a never-ending braggadocio that comes off (most of the time) as amusing instead of arrogant.
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It should be a two-night event, not something that goes on for weeks; the unmaskings should come faster; and we should get a reasonably revelatory interview once the mask comes off.
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Wildcats running back Justin Jackson will help keep some pressure off Thorson if he can continue his fine play, as he comes off a performance of 141 all-purpose yards against Minnesota.
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RD: This is about the only one of these exchanges where JJ comes off better than DC, because he actually gets into specifics instead of just whining that DC is a wad.
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Former MVP candidate Al Jefferson now comes off the bench to work his downtempo post game, and ex-phenomenon Jeremy Lin does the same to maneuver back and forth behind ball screens.
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Whereas Luther displayed the courage of his convictions, Erasmus comes off as a self-protective pragmatist, seeking accommodation with the church so as to pursue his life with a minimum of upset.
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Gabriel vanished without a trace, and after sustaining a mortal gunshot wound last week, Eric joins the ranks of the departed this week in another tearful goodbye that comes off as perfunctory.
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She wears a tech suit only at bigger meets, she said, and she has noticed that her turns are better when she wears one because she comes off the walls more streamlined.
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Though Parton, at first glance, comes off as an extraterrestrially confident ray of light, much of her music is grounded by an authentic sense of insecurity that she's worked hard to overcome.
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Some of the badmouthing that peppers Davis and Crawford's biographies comes off as the usual jostling for status, but at times the antagonism seemed to originate from a deeper, more desperate place.
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At least, that's the way it comes off in his new gender reveal video -- in which his wife and 2 daughters give the Boston Celtics star a box with colored balloons inside.
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But Lohan also comes off looking like someone who wants to help, who knows she ought to help, but has virtually no practical know-how when it comes to real-world altruism.
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"By then she was playing on a couple of travel teams, and it was usually 'Breanna, stay around the basket and when the ball comes off, give it to the guards,' " he said.
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The odds of the market breaking through 2,275 with substantial gains would be better if the market pulls back a bit and takes a "breather," and comes off current overbought levels, Maley said.
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The stretchy, flexible silicon cover will be scratch-proof, shock absorbent, dust and waterproof, and apparently fall-off proof — so the only way it comes off is if you physically pull it off.
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Unfortunately, years of playing hard-headed tough guy characters did not adequately prepare Rollins for exhibiting "emotions" and his attempt at displaying fear just comes off as him having to pee really badly.
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Jason Spriggs, a 2016 second-round pick, was playing right tackle with the first team as starter Bryan Bulaga is being worked in slowly as he comes off a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
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In some ways, the writers' attempt to speak to class and politics through Van Der Beek's character comes off as cartoonish (in one scene, Matt snorts cocaine while proclaiming "God bless Ronald Reagan").
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The Cardinals' Michael Wacha has ripped off three consecutive quality starts - winning two - after a rough season opener and opposes Rubby De La Rosa, who comes off his best performance of the season.
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I've heard people argue that Marion comes off as too stern, too unloving — that she's uncharitably framed as an impediment to Lady Bird's liberation, instead of a facilitator, like her jokey, understanding father.
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Mandy flags at the end, simply because Sand comes off as too pathetic to provide much tension as an archvillain, and the film doesn't deliver narrative revelations that match its increasingly stylized imagery.
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Bill Clinton's artful effort to humanize his wife, who sometimes comes off as robotic on the campaign trail and has struggled to win voters' trust, was met with enthusiastic cheers in the room.
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Whatever the case, his defense and play as a secondary attacker are such that Powell should be a prominent member of the rotation next year, even if he still comes off the bench.
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The city is uniquely situated to trap smog -- it sits in a basin, and as heavy, cool air comes off the surrounding Rocky Mountains, it holds the city's hot, polluted air in place.
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Michaud: It comes off the album Cloud Nine, and the most popular track on that album is "Got My Mind Set on You," which is very different from his earlier Beatles-sounding material.
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The band's mode of writing lyrics may have each member taking turns spilling their life experiences on alternate verses, but they're smart enough to make sure it comes off as one cohesive voice.
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She comes off point as her raised "working" leg shoots out to the front and sweeps around to the side; but then, as she rises up onto point, that working leg whips inward.
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In fact, Porter, Trump's former White House staff secretary, comes off strikingly well in Fear (except to, perhaps, Trump's loyalists and MAGA diehards), as one of the few supposed adults in the room.
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"The way he comes off sometimes is he tries to look like he's not [scared] and tries to act like he's walking around, just casually, but he's not," one of the friends said.
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No, because of its relatively close resemblance to a standard TT. Strictly in terms of appearance, it comes off as ... a dressed-up TT, despite Audi's best attempts to give it some flair.
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Still, you could never imagine his ebullient Jeffrey working in an accountant's office, so the plot's resolution, in which he renounces Phil's philistinism in favor of Arthur's honor, comes off as a disappointment.
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With few interventions, his production — capably conducted by Philippe Jordan and wonderfully sung, particularly by the soprano Nicole Car as Donna Elvira — even comes off as a little safe, until its arresting ending.
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In the book she comes off as a rather combustible personality and doesn't really like it when things are too peaceful and likes to blow up relationships and is a pretty great person.
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While it's possible that the director and cinematographer Chris Moukarbel is good at withholding unflattering material, Gaga comes off well, and credibly so: intelligent, an accomplished craftswoman, a well-mannered collaborator and boss.
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George Clooney isn't in the new movie "Ocean's 8," but his sly spirit and charisma pervade the whole project, which almost comes off as a tribute to him and his character, Danny Ocean.
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"It comes off as, 'I am super excited about the problem you are talking about right now, and I have a whole bunch of ways I would love to solve it,'" she said.
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And it's exactly the kind of campy romp you'd expect, with plenty of singing and dancing by staff dressed in the colors of the company's logo (which only comes off as slightly cultish).
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He says he is learning to vary his pace when he comes off the bench for the Charlotte Hornets, because he does not need to dial it up to flambé all the time.
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With its single, hollow eye, the symbol of a blinkered worldview, "Giant Figure (Cyclops)" comes off as an outsized guardian figure/Star Wars shock trooper primed to stomp the first outbreak of dissent.
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Janney dons enormous plastic glasses and a mud-colored, bowl-shaped wig to play the character, delivering her "interviews" with a parakeet on her shoulder, and it all comes off as a revelation.
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To Lee's credit, none of the social commentary in The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue comes off as didactic: There is no eat-your-vegetables dutifulness to this creampuff of a book.
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Instead of carbon dating the objects she finds, Singleton often burns them—the drip, the color of the flame, and the scent that comes off burned plastic can provide clues about the manufacturing process.
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Prince: You go up and grab the ball off the rim when it comes off, and then you grab it with two hands, then you come down with it, and that's considered a rebound.
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Jones comes off as a man with deep and long-lasting friendships and a sincere interest in providing mentorship for younger artists, all while using his clout to promote social justice and political causes.
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That comes off in his op-ed: While he says he accepts the inspector general's findings, he's careful to point out that he doesn't agree with some of its points, and he's not apologizing.
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The primary carbon fibre turbine head is also designed to capture fine dust, and also features strong nylon bristles to work out dried dirt, meaning it rarely comes off the vacuum in my experience.
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Though the burger has yet to roll out nationwide, Business Insider had the opportunity to try the new menu item, which comes off the heels of the successful Impossible Whopper sold at Burger King.
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The film's most startling comment on race appears unintentional: that fateful interview with Diane Sawyer, in which Houston coined the phrase "crack is whack," has aged poorly, and comes off as painfully exploitative today.
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At LAN events, in-person gaming competitions where the trash talk comes off the screen and into real life, male opponents will target stereotypes about female gamers to try to get a competitive edge.
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Lafferty is able to get a bit further into Qi'ra's head than the film could, and the book version of her comes off quite a bit colder than what we see in the film.
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If you imagine the stranger as a friend, confidant, or lover, it comes off as soothing, but otherwise can feel intrusive and assuming—an ambiguity the LA-based CalArts alum seems to delight in.
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Now the No. 2 Hurricanes head on the road for the first time in nearly a month for Friday's game against ACC rival Pittsburgh, which comes off a 20-14 loss to Virginia Tech.
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Coach Dave Joerger indicated he will opt for a small lineup against the Thunder, which means Matt Barnes draws the start in the frontcourt and big man Kosta Koufos comes off the bench. 1.
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Thanks to them, the movie comes off first as a warm coming-of-age story that serves 2016 perfectly, and as a so-so techno-thriller only in the very back of my mind.
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The project, which has been going on for two years, comes off the back of Oscar's $165 million fundraise from a mix of venture capital firms, including two branches of Google's parent company Alphabet.
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On paper, Jelloman comes off like a classic rock 'n roll burnout; the sort of guy who enjoys a quiet life on the fringes of the scene, perfectly satisfied with his lot in life.
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Rickey comes off as delusional but heroic, a lone warrior fighting against time and the decomposition of the body and a judgmental world that was all too willing to call him an old man.
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It's hard enough to lose a premier Rocket League tournament in game seven of the grand finals, but even harder when the deciding goal comes off of your bumper—and into your own goal.
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She thinks that she is fabulous and funny, but she really comes off as entitled, immature, and too big for both her britches and her hip pads (if she ever bothered to wear any).
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"The bullish theme seen elsewhere comes off the back of an improved outlook for US-China talks, which are planned for October," Joshua Mahony, senior market analyst at IG, wrote in a client note.
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Though the burger has yet to roll out nationwide, Business Insider had the opportunity to try the new menu item, which comes off the heels of the successful Impossible Whopper sold at Burger King.
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It comes off as an artfully contrived tease, like the scene in the "Mission Impossible" movies in which someone goes on at length about the impenetrable security that makes a big heist so unlikely.
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Nuttier than a bakery full of fruitcakes and sleazier than a cheap strip club, "68 Kill" is a proudly morbid heist movie that wallows in bad taste and still comes off as absurdly funny.
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But it comes off as a little tone deaf to slurp up data as intimate as health care records without informing patients, at a time when data privacy concerns are more heightened than ever.
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Shannon does what he can with the material, but, after the first few cycles through his themes—and even some moments of real disclosure that go beyond the spoken valentines—Johnny comes off thin.
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But for me, the attempt to make music that has a deep emotional resonance or reflects something that I'm feeling—I think that plays out in a way that perhaps comes off as cinematic.
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And then there's Dr. Don Shirley himself, the ever inconsistent Oreo—the derogatory term for a blackness that teeters toward whiteness—who comes off like a black-to-white "message" translator for the black experience.
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"When that negative mark finally comes off your credit report, you'll likely see an increase of about 14 points on your credit score, according to a study FICO conducted on its own data," Rowan says.
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Rhyming over the classic 2Pac and Snoop Dogg "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted" beat, Megan comes off strong and wastes no time addressing her haters while reiterating why she's among the best in the game.
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Then I make him nap because he has his first basketball practice of the season with a coach I low key admire (he comes off a little cocky), and I want him at his best.
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"One of the things we deal with is ... people assume if a species comes off the endangered species list ... it is a failure," said Gil McRae, head of the commission's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.
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Sure, looked at from one perspective, Miller comes off as a mere jerk, dismissive of his collaborators and overly portentous about a future dedicated to making B-grade shlock like Yogi Bear in 3-D.
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It is seedless and has excellent sweet flavor, with good acidity, but the rind is rough, with abundant oil that makes it difficult to pick and pack, and comes off on the hands when peeled.
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Health Care One area where Hillary Clinton's book comes off as more moderate than her husband's is on the issue of health care, a contentious issue that both Clintons wrestled with in the White House.
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The pulling straight back from attacks and mugging in between his opponent's misses is something you will recognize from many great Nak Muay, even if at times it comes off as an awkward Saenchai impression.
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Love her, hate her, or think the Democrats need fresh blood: You can't say she's not an effective behind the scenes operator, even if her whole persona comes off as too establishment for the moment.
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Nevertheless, scientists at the University of Toronto programmed an AI to write a Christmas song, and while Boing Boing deems this "not bad" and "a triumph," it comes off as hauntingly stoic and vaguely threatening.
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Kakacek: I think when you're younger and do interviews and stuff you're a lot more shy and you don't know who you are yet, and your quiet nature comes off in the worst way possible.
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Swift comes off well in interviews and appearances, and she uses that inherent likability to her advantage, thereby playing a totally different PR game than Beyonce, the artist most associated with total secrecy around projects.
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The process involves unscrewing the back of the phone and then gently removing two metal plates, before mildly heating up the phone with the lid back on so that the glue comes off the battery.
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The same is true with "Divergence," in which the dark shapes possess such a presence that the white curve of the swoosh comes off as a negative shape and not the subject of the work.
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The Twins aren't the only major league team owned by a family—in this case, the Pohlad family—but they are the only MLB organization that comes off as though it's run like a family.
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Financially, the Grizzlies are lean enough, with Parsons and Gasol both set to expire after next season (Gasol has a $25.6 million player option) while Conley's massive deal comes off the books one year later.
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But he couldn't have reasonably expected the interviwer — Yahoo Finance's JP Mangalindan — to ignore the DFJ situation, so giving less than 24 hours notice comes off as disrespectful to both the event organizers and attendees.
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Danny Salazar comes off the disabled list to get the start for Cleveland against Toronto ace Marcus Stroman, who pitched six scoreless innings May 8 to pick up his first career win versus the Indians.
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The tracking isn't as accurate as the GPS on your phone, and only updates your bag's location when its RFID tag is scanned — say, when it comes off the plane or reaches a claim area.
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The aim of the organization is to try and help bring former professional athletes and former combat veterans together, to help "tackle the transition" that happens "after the uniform comes off," according to its website.
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"Managing volatility costs money, not just for us but for the whole supply chain, so I think we can take that cost out as volatility comes off and that restores income to farmers," Meyer said.
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Despite the fact that his music is objectively bad, Jackson Maine comes off as a black hole of emotional need, the kind of damaged and charismatic man who can pull love out of your chest.
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Because the run is made of a steel mesh, rather than netting attached to a wooden frame, there's no need to replace netting as the fastening on the frame comes off or the wood warps.
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"They just have so much money that they're into racing space rockets," said Mr. Reyes, a compact, bespectacled man who comes off in person like a philosophy professor moonlighting as a late-night comedy host.
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Experts said the beverage giant was trying to be hip and inject its product in a conversation about marches and the racial protest movement, but the ad comes off as insensitive and lacking in authenticity.
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She is seen as having learned the lessons of endurance and competition that her mother had hoped to impart—and the writing of her memoir comes off as a crucial part of her struggle. ♦
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Despite the vinyl pops and other markers of lonely intimacy, the titular vocal sample of this track from the self-titled record comes off as much of as more of a warning than a plea.
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The new funding also comes off the back of what the fintech claims is its sustainable and profitable peer-to-peer business, having achieved full-year profitability in 2017 for the first time since 2012.
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"At any given point, it feels as if there are only a handful of sounds in the stereo field, and what at first comes off as a limited range slowly reveals itself as the opposite."
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Second, mocking the Venezuelan opposition comes off as tone-deaf in the context of Venezuela's struggle between democracy and authoritarianism, as well as the profound humanitarian crisis that is affecting, among other countries, Brazil itself.
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It comes off the back of support from Radio 1's Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart, 1Xtra's Jamz Supernova and the infinitely beautiful and angelic soul that is Pharrell Williams and his Beats1 Othertone show.
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"Some of the players are so strong and swing so hard that the ball comes off so fast," said Brian Hoelzel, Waupaca's police chief and an assistant coach for its 10-and-under travel team.
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While he comes off second best in a humiliating bar fight, he gets another chance to prove his manhood by standing up to a family of white supremacists and eventually solving his own father's murder.
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The Johnnies now head west for a Tuesday matchup in the Valley of the Sun Shootout in Phoenix with a 5-1 Grand Canyon team that comes off a 68-56 win over UC Riverside.
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"I am a strong woman with a strong voice, and I still fall into the same traps as everyone else, trying to edit my tone so it comes off as less strong," she told Motherboard.
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The bottom line: Although Facebook needs to appease Wall Street as it comes off a string of controversies and navigates new changes to its products, its CEO was blunt about the challenges posed by this trend.
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"I know this comes off as unfounded, but, as we both understand, it could have been any mix of authorities that could have made that decision and jointly agreed to go through with it," Verzilov said.
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One more thing: Don't let the waterproof accolade throw you: It's not like the car-paint-inspired formulas you may be used to; it stays on really well, but comes off with a little micellar water.
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Susquehanna analyst Matt Stover attributed the drop in GM's share price to expectations that there will be "massive negative earnings" at some point in the future, as the cyclical auto industry comes off record-high sales.
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This plot has all the elements of a South Park-style paean to faux-neutral nihilism, but it plays out in such a slapdash way that The Golden Circle comes off as more dilettantish than cynical.
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Using stock imagery might be common practice in advertising, but when it comes to advertising a camera's capabilities, it comes off as deceptive, giving potential buyers the wrong idea about what a product is capable of.
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The new tune comes off the trio's upcoming album Road Less Traveled, which is available for pre-order on iTunes and will drop on April 15, the same day they'll kick off their tour in Vancouver.
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But without a proper, full-on villain, as well as an adequate substitute for Robert Downey Jr.'s late, oft-mentioned Tony Stark, this comes off as a less than glittering star in the Marvel firmament.
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She forces Theon to binge drink and says he should either kill himself or show more team spirit, which is I guess how the Ironborn do tough love, but it comes off as... kind of touching?
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In a city where nearly everyone errs on the side of melodies, he comes off as a traditionalist in the way he tips each verse with boundless energy, rapping over songs like he's in a sprint.
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Election Year comes off feeling like a far more optimistic film than its forebears — if we band together and resist the violence being peddled to us, it tells us, we can end the cycle of oppression.
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Michelle Atkinson, chief financial officer of the MDA, told reporters, "what you are seeing in '20 actually looks like a decrease, but it's really just the declining funding," as the agency comes off recent financial injections.
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Anything that comes off as threateningAvoid any sentence that starts with "I'd better get this job, or..."Even if you're just kidding (I mean, hopefully, you're kidding), you'll just come across as creepy and overly aggressive.
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The fabled austerity of these wines may be an obstacle if they are drunk as an aperitif or in a bar, but with food, what otherwise may seem astringent comes off as cool, brisk and fresh.
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Pros: Ceramic and infrared technology for even and efficient heating, multiple heat and speed settings, long cord length, three-year warrantyCons: Concentrator attachment comes off easily, the nozzle of the hair dryer can become very hot
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While attempting to assign cause for North Korea's actions is often a losing game, it is surely no coincidence that the tests comes off the back of Kim's successful first summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In the context of the latest scandal from her father's White House administration, it comes off as a dig at her detractors — perhaps among them the president himself, based on what his personal assistant told reporters.
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These secrets also slowly leak out over the course of a 71-minute black-and-white movie that mostly comes off like a futile filmmaking exercise in how to move bodies inside a (largely) confined space.
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I think the repercussions, especially for Sheryl Sandberg, who really comes off the worst in this story, although I still cannot stand the ability of people to pretend that this is not all Mark Zuckerberg's responsibility.
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The ever-present character of Julia Warhola in Als's TV series initially comes off as a rather stereotypical immigrant parent, constantly fretting about the well-being of her sickly "Andy Candy" while fumbling with English grammar.
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This scene, where, stripped of his celebrity, he bombs in front of strangers, both asks and answers the question, since he comes off as deeply ordinary but also more than willing to present himself as such.
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Your nails will be dry after the gel polish comes off, so wash them, and then either soak them for a few minutes in a hydrating oil or reapply the cuticle cream over your nail beds.
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I went to lots of school board meetings because they were trying to install a turf field at my high school, but turf is majorly carcinogenic because when it heats up, gas comes off the turf.
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I also have a glass of rosé, and then we head upstairs... OK LISTEN... I normally cringe when MDs mention doing the dirty because it comes off as braggy to me, but I've waited so long!
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Lisa Vanderpump comes off as the Aaron Burr of "The Real Housewives," elegant and inscrutable; as Lin-Manuel Miranda might put it, she sexts less, smiles more—you wouldn't want to face her in a duel.
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Elio and Oliver's reunion, by contrast, comes off as a regression, a bleating insistence that nothing has changed since that lusty summer, and that the intervening decades might be discarded with a wave of the hand.
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U.S. stock futures were steady as Wall Street comes off a tumultuous two days that has seen the Dow drop more than 800 points and the major averages slide to their lowest levels since late August.
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My spirits revived on the museum's sixth-floor outdoor terrace, with a suite of hilarious figure sculptures by Nicole Eisenman, who, at the venerable age of fifty-four, comes off as the show's sole Old Master.
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But the appearance of a White House organization in disarray is still preferable to what comes off as a lack of decency and tolerance for damning evidence of domestic abuse, not to mention serious security lapses.
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"[N]o pressure comes off until they [North Korea] are actually doing something that the alliance believes represents a meaningful step toward denuclearization," Pence said in the February 11 interview with Washington Post columnist Josh Rogin.
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Michelle Atkinson, chief financial officer of the MDA, told reporters, "What you are seeing in '20 actually looks like a decrease, but it's really just the declining funding," as the agency comes off recent financial injections.
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But without knowing how Ally perceives this shift, and whether she's at all had a say in it, it all comes off as mansplain-y — yet another man declaring that he's going to tell us about art.
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The entry here, WENT SOFT, comes off as kind of uncomplimentary, but maybe I'm thinking about it in the context of gaining marshmallowy winter weight, which never happens to me, but sounds like kind of a bummer.
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The overall effect is that Owens somehow comes off as a stand-in for everyone and everything happening around him, which results in a feature-length film about Owens that has less depth than an encyclopedia entry.
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Third-year coach Scott Padgett is blessed with two excellent options at point guard in starter Cunningham (24.9 points, 22 assists), a junior, and Sharkey (23 points, 23 assists), an improving freshman who comes off the bench.
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The team's approach comes off a bit like blindfolded dart-throwing, but, to be fair, the trial and error process and dealing with trade-offs is pretty much what machine learning research is like at all levels.
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At other times, White's stuntish approach — he vows at the outset that he won't "write about any period of camping history without living through it as much as possible" himself — comes off as a little narratively desperate.
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