Attempts to discredit special counsel are off base Past practice provides even more evidence that these attempts to discredit the special counsel are off base.
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However, his description of the image was way off base.
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It took some criticism that I thought was off base.
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After two months, they left for a home off base.
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I find that whole line of reasoning way off base.
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"It shows his values are so off base," Schumer said.
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But the recipe on the label is somewhat off base.
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Capps said Trump was "way off base" on this claim.
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Second, some of the advice seems off base or vague.
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And former RNC lawyers said Trump is way off base.
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They are completely off base if applied to Type 1.
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So maybe our puzzled staffers weren't so off-base after all.
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The result is its suggestions can be a little off-base.
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And if it's the latter, Trump is worse than off-base.
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The men and women were off base in what they did.
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Naturally, however, the Trump campaign claims the analysis is off base.
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It was a badly worded tweet, though not entirely off base.
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Maybe Trump has this right and everyone else is off base.
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Beyond that, some of the critiques are, I think, off base.
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VINCENTELLI The "one size fits all" accusation isn't entirely off-base.
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The Navy said that only essential travel would be allowed off base.
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Eugene Caughey, 46, in his off-base residence, Colorado Springs Police Sgt.
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So her family moved in with her sister-in-law off base.
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It wasn't too far off base, but it gave it some attention.
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Your friend was way off-base in suggesting an eyelift for you.
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Huckabee and Trump's remarks are off base for a number of reasons.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate.
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" Kudlow refuted that directly on Tuesday, saying the "remarks were way off base.
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The Jackson analogies are not entirely off base, but they have their limits.
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But what was most off base was the film's attempt at tackling diversity.
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Nearly half the time, a misunderstanding explained why the surrogates were off base.
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So what's going on here—is one of these studies wildly off-base?
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Finally, Beauchamp's critique of other liberals' answer to these challenges is off-base.
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Like 70% of military families, they lived off base in a civilian community.
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Which is not to say that we were totally off base in 2006.
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The interests that Twitter's partners think I have, though, were surprisingly off-base.
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Air Force special agents recovered it Tuesday at an airman&aposs off-base residence.
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"Mulvaney is way off base," Butts added, referring to the White House budget director.
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I may be off base since I'm not quite sure what he sounds like.
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EVERYBODY IS MAKING SO MUCH OF IT. THAT IT SORT OF COMPLETELY OFF BASE.
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However, at least one financial advisor thinks the Oracle of Omaha is off base.
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Going off base still won't be as easy as walking through a gate, however.
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But Chris Pack, the NRCC communications director, said the Democrats were completely off-base.
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Planning assumptions based on an extension of the status quo are disastrously off-base.
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But the reality is a bit more clear-cut: Brown's attack isn't off base.
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And pundits' snap declarations that Ohio is now "reliably red" are equally off-base.
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The company's previous financial guidance may now be off base because of these changes.
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Allen-Dutton: He's like I appreciate what you're doing but it's totally off base.
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Trump isn't entirely off base to want the country open for business again, though.
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But, Lyfe's calling BS on that notion because he says they're completely off-base.
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Bien Hoa itself was relatively safe, and we didn't go off base very often.
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We were off-base in terms of humanity relative to the human rights era.
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"Am I way off base or is that what you're trying to say?" he asked.
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"The idea that anyone with a computer can make these is off base," he said.
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For now, the profiles Facebook creates from users' browsing habits can be laughably off-base.
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But as I read, I learned that my non-response hadn't been entirely off-base.
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The only solution the command staff offered the family was moving off base, Megan said.
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But sometimes the guesses are off-base, usually because the virus mutates quicker than expected.
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Sailors who live off base will be allowed to drink inside their homes, it added.
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" But Mr. Buffett, a Hillary Clinton supporter, said Mr. Sanders's solutions "are very off base.
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It was clear from the start that the $6900 million number was wildly off base.
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I recently heard an off-base claim that statehood would hamper Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
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Or, when they do, what they have to offer feels completely off base and unhelpful.
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" But he added, "Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi's first draft from late last night was off-base.
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The hospital says it doesn't know whether children tested there lived on or off base.
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My boneheaded assumption that lodging would be ample, though, couldn't have been more off base.
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Finally, trying to make physicians focus strictly on cost may be off base as well.
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So all my professional training wants me to dismiss the jobs question as off-base.
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Troops in South Korea were told on Thursday to cut all nonessential off-base activity.
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Senator Warren's specific ideas for changing America's system of capitalism are even more off base.
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Am I off base by finding this to be an intentional callback to the comics?
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It also heavily subsidizes child care for military service members both on and off base.
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All the conspiracy theories so beloved by fans usually turns out to be off base.
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The Limons moved off base last November, taking out a $4,0003 loan to do so.
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But the idea that the company is on the edge of dissolution seems wildly off base.
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That will please President Trump, who has criticised Mr Powell for his "way off base" approach.
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Other times, they're wildly, bafflingly off-base, like when The Tourist was nominated for best comedy.
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But after this surprise, it's clear we were way off base about the company's real strategy.
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Now more than ever, military families are moving off base and living in the civilian community.
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And Chairman Clayton's defense of the portion that allows "no-admit-no-deny" is off base.
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Similarly, the idea that being a lawyer will make you rich is off-base, says Hosid.
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Here I think she is off base; I admire Cowen's breadth and refreshing sense of humor.
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Via email, Sanders campaign spokesperson Briahna Joy Gray argued that these criticisms were largely off-base.
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LaPensée, who received death threats after the eco-terrorism claims, says the lawmakers are completely off-base.
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Some of Trump's worst moments have come when he has been factually off-base or overly combative.
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The thing is, when the DOJ characterizes the New York case as "routine," it isn't off-base.
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Early reports saying Flynn was directed to contact the Russians "as a candidate," were apparently off base.
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Undeterred, I looked for someone else to backup my feeling that cardio machines are way off base.
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What's more, their vilification in films like The Lion King as cackling, conniving scavengers is off base.
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It was one of many assumptions about Mr. Trump's candidacy that proved to be wildly off-base.
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This brings us back to the one prediction I made in 2016 that was way off base.
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So far, the assaults on Dr. Hotez's work and character have been more off base than threatening.
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In another case, a Marine refused to leave on a mission off base, saying he feared death.
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The unnamed soldier, a 23-year-old male, is in self-quarantine at an off-base residence.
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But he did care about her truthfulness and wanted her assurance that her critics were off base.
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"I get where this is coming from, but I think this criticism is way off-base," he said.
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Nicholson announced a 30-day mourning period after the murder and temporarily banned marines from drinking off base.
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About 70 to 75 percent of military families use their housing allowances to live off base, Babb said.
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"Sailors living off base will be allowed to travel to and from base and conduct only "essential activities.
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Though they can go off-base to get it, and there's nothing saying troops can't view it online.
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But many families have trouble finding off base housing that they can afford and is near the installation.
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Judge Collyer's decision may well be entirely valid, but at least in certain places she appears off base.
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In time, she began studying international management but stayed with him in his apartment off base on weekends.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said the claims were off base because the tax reform is still in flux.
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His shots are often off-base, always politically motivated, and rarely, if ever, aligned with military core values.
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But unless the "establishment" is a new term for the African American vote, this is completely off base.
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But I'd argue that most of both the internal soul-searching and the outsider criticism is off-base.
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The 23-year-old soldier is currently in self-quarantine at his off-base residence, the USFK said.
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The farther off base they were about the geography, the more likely they were to favor military intervention.
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And he's even more off-base to portray the growing diversity as a threat to native-born Americans.
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But progressives are way off base if they think his supporters care about that, wrote Victor Davis Hanson.
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She said service members can choose to use their housing allowance to live off base – 70 percent do.
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While it is not the best solution for his anxiety, it shows how our judgements can be off base.
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The family moved across the country last year to a new post and live in civilian housing off base.
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Others contend that this figure is way off base, but either way, it illustrates Pai's concerns with the program.
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But for those forced off-base to receive medical care, the transition will come with an additional financial burden.
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Kylo Ren has "definitely been knocked off base," after murdering his father at the end of The Force Awakens.
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This is what makes Trump's blaming of Schumer for the attack particularly off-base, in addition to being unseemly.
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Just as off base was Zack Snyder's 2009 cinematic interpretation of Watchmen, which received a bevy of mixed reviews.
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That said, it didn't have anything on it that was way off base for at least one of us.
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If you remember Pierson at all, it may be for her stunningly off-base comments during last year's election.
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In the weeks after the company's town meeting in October, the Oakleys moved into a new home off base.
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Sure, I could be totally off base — but fortunately, we won't have to wait very long to find out.
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Though sailors can now drink on base, the off-base drinking ban will remain, according to the Navy statement.
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Summers did acknowledge that more dire predictions of a recession due to the president's trade polices are off base.
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The women, when I went off-base, were actually walking 5 to 10 feet in front of the men.
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Knowing this -- and, again, looking at the polls -- suggests that Ryan's public assessment is either off-base or misleading.
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But even the N.R.A., the lobbying group for the gun industry, said that Mr. Trump's assertion was off base.
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It wouldn't be horribly off-base to say that stock photography is the laughing stock of the photo world.
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Worse, it looks like predictions of a "V" shaped downturn with a quick, sharp rebound are probably off base.
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When the person says something particularly off-base, don't nod in agreement; instead, let yourself grimace, wince, or cringe.
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I leave work and meet my husband at home, and we head back out to the entertainment district off base.
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Or maybe I'm way off base and the product will somehow tie in with the rumored Amazon Echo-like device?
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While we remain aware of such concerns —unintended genomic effects that might occur with editing—that report was off-base.
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" Government officials have been warning that the "rampant" speculation about how the incident has unfolded is off base and "unhelpful.
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DeLack said he alerted the base commanders, inspector general and others, to no avail, finally moving off base in 2016.
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"There's really no place to live, and even if there was, we can't afford to live off-base," she said.
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But the fact that regular people and even experts were off base with their cynical predictions could have broader implications.
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But if not many people have read it and learned the lessons from it, then maybe I'm totally off base.
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Administration officials say the Democratic complaints are off base and unfounded, arguing they have provided information relevant to various requests.
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Many of their arguments are wildly off base, but there is also good evidence that the union urgently needs reform.
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The sign this woman carries points to this problem, even if the actual figures might be a little off-base.
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While that might seem like a stretch, it's not off-base to say that baseball and music are extremely good.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump's economic director, Larry Kudlow, rebuked Mr. Navarro and called his remarks "way off base" and unauthorized.
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Nor were Mr. Bezos and his investigators off-base in suspecting a possible link between the tabloid and the kingdom.
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A civilian vehicle also caught fire off base, but that incident was unrelated to "the gate runner," the post said.
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The 23-year-old unnamed male soldier is in self-quarantine at an off-base residence, the US military added.
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So maybe characterizing this incredibly pop culture-centric news as a national conversation isn't just off-base, it's actively offensive.
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She thinks Weinstein was off base to beg his powerful friends to go to bat for him to prevent his firing.
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The criticisms of Delgado are off-base: She's a grown woman, and who she chooses to sleep with is her prerogative.
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According to the report, non-uniformed beneficiaries currently enrolled at 38 military hospitals nationwide will be forced to go off-base.
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An unsourced suggestion that an office within Treasury is engaged in illegal spying on Americans is unfounded and completely off-base.
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"Signs" is giving me heavy Daft Punk vibes—am I completely off-base or were they an influence in any way?
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Closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman says billionaire Boone Pickens' prediction that the bottom is in for oil is off base.
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The more irrational and off-base someone is, the easier it should be for you to remove yourself from their traps.
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Her mother believes that this is just the inevitably plight of a light-skinned person, and she's not entirely off-base.
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Image credit: SpaceXAs soon as we got off base, I retreated to a local coffee shop to soak up the ambiance.
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I don't follow stuff like that, or I try not to, but that thing about being racist is so off-base.
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Those earlier rumors that the company would be jumping to the more widely used Android Wear operating system were off-base.
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Using the tool shows that many of Google's predictions can be off-base, but the majority of them are scarily accurate.
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It's even more off base when you consider that rich people are actually much more likely to be Democrats than Republicans.
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Granted, writing off diverse television as a mere "fad" can come across as callous—but it's not completely off-base, either.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Kudlow, an avid free trade proponent who generally opposes tariffs, said that Mr. Navarro was "way off base.
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To an outsider, Farron's implication that the UK is not a "tolerant, liberal" society for practicing Christians may seem off base.
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So-called next-generation iPhone parts start to "leak" every spring — many of them turning out to be completely off base.
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The soldier, the first U.S. service member to become infected, has been quarantined in his off-base residence, the military said.
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Justice Department prosecutors were wildly off base in their initial draconian recommendation of seven to nine years in prison for Stone.
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Here's where it sounds off base: Google acquired Motorola Mobility and then sold it off just a couple of years later.
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But after talking to him, it became clear that I was off base; Greenberg is interested in transparency for transparency's sake.
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To understand why Trump's claim that Obama "founded" ISIS is so off base, you need to understand the group's actual origins.
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If she's good at anything, it is understanding exactly what woke liberals want to hear, no matter how off base it is.
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Trump was also far off base in his rampage against CNN, calling it a fake news organization and insulting its top people.
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" But Byron York, in the Washington Examiner, said Democrats were off base: "Barr's statement was accurate and supported by publicly known facts.
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"If you start a new job, for example, recognize that you're going to feel off-base for a few months," she says.
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I hope that I am way off-base, and that the movie returns the franchise to the heights of its hallowed origins.
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This wording hints that a lack of preparedness or decision-making ability, but research has proven that this thinking is off-base.
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If she was trying to make the point that the Tonys tend to snub celebrities, well, she isn't too far off base.
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On more than a few occasions, trusted friends would tell me about a rumor that I was seeing a man off-base.
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The software company, along with other big technology names, are prone to headwinds in a global economy that's been knocked off base.
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Yet ever since I started writing about what I call the Frightful Five, some have said my very premise is off base.
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The comment struck a number of Democrats as off base, especially considering that the nation has never had a female vice president.
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The soldier, the first U.S. service member known to be infected, has been quarantined in his off-base residence, the military said.
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In Korea, for example, the military has banned a number of off-base activities like shopping, seeing a movie, or dining out.
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At the hearing, the Trump-appointed officials suggested the President's assertions about ISIS, Iran, North Korea and climate change were off base.
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The vast majority of military families in the United States live off base, making them harder to identify and reach out to.
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Cory Booker talked about Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents separating families, de Blasio stepped in to argue the entire conversation was off base.
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The thread of Clay probably being generally off-base about everything continues into the season's biggest mystery, which involves those previously mentioned Polaroids.
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His comments were so off-base, and they whipped up a storm of controversy so large, that the mayor's office had to respond.
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But according to Cassi Lopez, head piercer at New York Adorned, and celebrity piercer J. Colby Smith, these assumptions are way off base.
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But we do know, generally, that the project will take longer and require more borrowing if the Boring Company's projections are off base.
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But today's events — the deadliest day in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since the 2014 Gaza war — proves that they weren't entirely off base.
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It's not totally off-base, if you think about the fact that the Pennsylvania Dutch didn't have computer modeling a hundred years ago.
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Or that the AHCA is designed to reduce the federal deficit, as Paul Ryan has said, meaning Trump's tweet was completely off-base?
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For his part, Sanders says Clinton's attacks are off-base and she's flailing as polls show him leading in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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And I'm not blaming anybody, but I'm just telling you I think that the Fed is way off-base with what they're doing.
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The firm's analyst raised his rating for the chipmaker to market perform from underperform, saying his predictions and forecasts were way off base.
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I mean the other thing I'd say here is that the Democrats are off base because like with the budget they're doing inputs.
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"He settled in, kept leadoff hitters off base and used all his pitches, mixed all his pitches in," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Red Sox 4, Rangers 3 Mookie Betts worked a walk-off base-on-balls to carry Boston to a win over visiting Texas.
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As best as can be determined today, the numbers behind the proposal are so off base as to make the whole enterprise laughable.
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Front Burner With its many Michelin-starred restaurants, it would not be off base to call San Sebastián the culinary capital of Spain.
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The 23-year-old male soldier is in self-quarantine at an off-base residence in South Korea, according to US Forces Korea.
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They approved when Watson suggested a smart question for a particular tax filer and corrected it when a proposed question was off base.
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ANN Annual performance reviews spark all manner of complaints — from feedback that seems off-base to reviews that just never seem to materialize.
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A reporter visited the base, speaking with three residents in their damaged homes and interviewing two others, one off base and one by phone.
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Crisp thought the ball had gone out, and he jogged around second and was caught off base and tagged out after a brief rundown.
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If you've ever snidely suggested that a consumer 3D printer is nothing more than a modified glue gun, well, you're not entirely off-base.
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At the end of the episode, there's a comment that Dwight makes ["You'll be alright"] -- and we're really good about throwing you off base.
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Sailors must submit to commanders a written plan of what they'll be doing and where for all time spent off base, the Navy said.
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The alleged assault occurred off base in Fayetteville, and the 26-year-old victim and Simpson are in the same Army unit, police said.
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Ali Fedotowsky was confident about her design aesthetic when she started planning her daughter's nursery — but she may have been a bit off base.
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You're not totally off base with your question—if you got yours several months ago, it's reasonable to think its effectiveness has worn off.
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Those wanting to continue their amateur careers are required to train off base, and no longer officially represent the Air Force at amateur bouts.
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Third baseman Chase Headley, who was out of the lineup Friday night, has been picked off base and has thrown to the wrong base.
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It's a bit of a red herring, but it couldn't do a better job of throwing the reader off base and commanding instant interest.
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The person said that Mr. Deripaska told the Americans that their theories were off base and did not reflect how things worked in Russia.
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While Trump is extrapolating extreme outcomes like eliminating people's cars, he's not entirely off base in his characterization, given some of its stated objectives.
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These are just a couple of examples of dozens to choose from where the CBO has been way off base in its coverage predictions.
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"We do regard this situation as a serious one," Jeong told a news conference, adding he had suspended military vacations and off-base leave.
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Angela Watercutter: Thank goodness I have you two, I was starting to think my obsessively thinking of every possible outcome was totally off-base.
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Sailors must submit to commanders a written plan of what they'll be doing and where for all time spent off base, according to the Navy.
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It had been written when Joel's death was hypothetical; now, in the shadow of the actual event, much of it seemed irrelevant or off-base.
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"The notion that the Fed is going to raise and continue to raise rates … is a little bit off-base, regardless of who's in office."
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When you approach alternative lending in this way, you can see that the former hype and current disillusionment with the category are both off base.
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The president has said he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way-off base" with its monetary policy.
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Bottom line for D.L. ... women often get the short end of the stick across the board, and Serena's not off base with her assessment here.
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"We would never conduct training off base without the proper legal authorization," Nicholas Mannweiler, a spokesperson for Marine Corps Special Operations Command, told BuzzFeed News.
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It only occurred to me as I drove off base for the last time in 24 that family was what I had been looking for.
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Clinton calls for improving family leave policies and increasing access to child care for active and reserve members of the military, on- and off-base.
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"It'll be the first time that in a bipartisan way, with significant Republican support, the N.R.A. is told, 'You're way off-base,'" Mr. Schumer said.
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I also wish to God that critics were as rich or powerful as Morf Vanderwalt—that misrepresentation rather throws Velvet Buzzsaw's critique off-base, too.
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That's how bad press or rumors get started, and it'll cause paranoia, or I might satisfy everybody's mind and I might be totally off base.
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Despite a conclusion that I personally consider off-base, the piece made some points that I'm sure some Sigur Rós fans are scrambling to refute.
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Some of its predictions were off-base, but most were eerily accurate (and a few were comically specific based on recent Google searches I've made).
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If I am totally off-base in my assumption and everything is peachy keen with your Wi-Fi, then you don't need a new router.
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Captain Golsteyn and another soldier, investigators say, then led the suspected bomb maker off base, executed him and buried his body in a shallow grave.
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At times, Mr. Barr even adopted Mr. Trump's language, suggesting that he was not off base in claiming to be the victim of witch hunt.
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The soldier, based at Camp Carroll near Daegu, is currently in self-quarantine at his off-base residence, the U.S. military said in a statement.
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It was just such a weird response to the ad that was so off-base from what I was experiencing and what the community experiences.
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"And I'm not blaming anybody, but I'm just telling you I think that the Fed is way off-base with what they're doing," he said.
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To call the Incredibles films "superhero movies" might seem slightly off-base — they're not derived from any comic books and have no prior mythology to fulfill.
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The president has said that he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way-off base" with its monetary policy.
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In 2007, Comedy Central debuted Silverman's first sitcom, which centered on a less mature, less successful but probably not wholly off-base version of the comedian.
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Now that's an awfully lofty claim, but after getting the chance to play around with one for a little bit, it's not that far off base.
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And when his doting secretary, Jean (Jennifer Damiano, in a thanklessly earnest part), sings that there's something sweet about the boy, she's not entirely off base.
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Retailers' off-base forecasts demonstrate just how quickly the sector is changing and how little ability executives have to plan for it, let alone manage it.
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In one instance, maintainers even had to manually burn data onto CDs and drive off base to send the massive files across a civilian WiFi network.
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Thip developed a cell phone pick-up system to accommodate the overwhelming orders but, after a few months, the military told them to move off base.
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Given the scope of the night's events, the report was so off-base that I questioned whether any of the recorded maintenance had even taken place.
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USFK, for instance, has prohibited service members from attending non-essential off-base activities and social events, such as dining out or going to the movies.
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At points, he wanted to trick Jesus, and show him that he knew a little more than Jesus knew, and through this, throw him off base.
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Sopko's criticism of the task force is "wildly off-base," said Jeff Goodson, a retired foreign service officer who collaborated with the Pentagon program in Afghanistan.
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While Psalm is way off base from the fan theory that they had named the baby Bear or Teddy, the name isn't completely out of left field.
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Colombia's referendum polls were much further off base than widely criticized polls taken in the United Kingdom before its vote to leave the European Union in June.
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Among many Wall Street analysts, market experts, and observers, the Vanity Fair article raised some eyebrows, and many people panned it as wildly speculative and off-base.
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Harvey Weinstein says actress Kadian Noble is way off base with her allegation he engaged in sex trafficking when she met him in his Cannes hotel room.
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Real estate investment trust Ventas may have gotten criticism from analysts on its earnings call, but the negativity seemed off-base to Chairman and CEO Debra Cafaro.
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Anyone familiar with country knows that Chevys, heartbreak, and odd metallurgy references are par for the course in the genre, so Pell's not that far off-base.
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Nor can you get it from other petroglyph sites off base or the tours during the Petroglyph Festival, which only spend an hour at the canyon's entrance.
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But the third batter popped up a bunt attempt to the catcher, and the Cyclones caught both runners off base for a 2-6-3 triple play.
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Right At Home Brokers say that Zestimates can be off base, but that doesn't stop sellers from obsessing over what the website says their home is worth.
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The misconception that late-night workouts help you pass out is totally off-base, since exercise tends to raise your cortisol levels and suppress sleep-inducing melatonin.
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Her assessment that nobody likes Sanders, however, is off base, among voters: According to a Morning Consult tracking poll, he's the most popular senator in the country.
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Like a time capsule, the transcripts capture the priorities and perceptions of the moment that, judged with the harsh certainty of hindsight, look prescient or wildly off base.
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And in this case, that assumption—that it's okay to say something so gobstoppingly racist, so casually, among assumedly likeminded people—proved itself to be wildly off-base.
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I may be way off base here, but suppose that a ship's human inhabitants provide a moral compass for the ship's AI, however misguided that compass may be.
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San Diego Chargers fans want head coach Mike McCoy fired for his fourth-quarter play-calling, but they're way off base—at least about the play-calling part.
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The president additionally complained about Google discriminating against conservatives in search, but as Recode pointed out, his analysis of how the search engine's algorithms work was off-base.
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The judges should also, he suggests, know what they're talking about—right now, they swing between off-base guesses (a celebrity chef?) and joke guesses (Ruth Bader Ginsburg!).
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"He settled in, kept leadoff hitters off base and used all his pitches, mixed all his pitches in," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said after the first two innings.
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The account alleges that Golsteyn led the unarmed suspect off base and shot him, coming back later to burn the corpse in a trash pit, Army Times reported.
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Am I off base here, or do we have a duty to give homes to children who need them when we can't easily have children of our own?
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To curtail the coronavirus spread, Abrams said troops and civilian employees are ordered to limit their movement off base and self-monitor and stay home if feeling unwell.
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Is it possible that he is on the right track as far as China is concerned but completely off base with other countries like Canada, France and Brazil?
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Its 63,000 solar panels, located on the base's grounds, and 21 off-base wind turbines provide a total of some 65 megawatts of power, according to an Army statement.
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While overseas in Saudi Arabia, McSally also challenged a rule that required female service members to wear traditional abayas — long-sleeve, floor-length dresses — when they traveled off base.
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Showed a clip of Vice President Joe Biden in an interview with CNBC saying any insinuation that Pope Francis was endorsing Sanders' political proposals was off-base, Sanders agreed.
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"We can't afford to move off base," said Megan Konzen, a tenant of Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas, where the vast majority of respondents gave a negative rating.
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When the Pennsylvania Ballet Company caught wind of the fan's offensive comments, they decided to go the classy route and point out exactly why his remark was off base.
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After hearing from one of the creative minds of Mashable's art team — who is admittedly more of a colored pencil fan — I learned that I wasn't so off-base.
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The arrest prompted the US military to announce a 30-day period of mourning for the victim and restrict off-base drinking in a bid to assuage local anger.
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But to label this a derivative of Marxism – as the White House's chief economist, Kevin Hassett, effectively tried to do in last year's 72-page screed – is off base.
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Hypersonic weapons are just the most recent manifestation of the urge to engage in an "arms race," even if, as a sports metaphor, it couldn't be more off base.
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In her Morning Edition interview, Clinton opened up about how she viewed Sanders's role in the campaign: I find this criticism from Sanders supporters to be so off base.
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An informal comment like "I won't wave you off that" can serve as a nod to inquisitive journalists; "I'd steer clear" is a warning that something is off base.
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Several American bases sit next to cities where the virus is spreading, and they are intertwined with local communities, employing numerous civilian workers and housing many troops off base.
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Republicans got gun-shy about the Benghazi issue and started obsessing about Clinton's emails instead, making mocking them for being obsessed with Benghazi sort of pointless and off-base.
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"Military families have two choices – put up and shut up or pay the astronomical cost of moving off base," said Crystal Cornwall, a Marine spouse at Quantico in Virginia.
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Sailors are now allowed to drink alcohol when they're on base or in their own personal housing, but they are not to drink off-base, the Navy announced on Thursday.
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Image: David J. Phillip (AP Photo)Our conception of diabetes might be way off-base, a large international collaboration of researchers argue this month in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology.
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A spokesman for the Virginia National Guard is refuting an officer&aposs claim that he had been ordered by his brigade commander to drive an armored personnel carrier off base.
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The Tampa Bay defense stepped up, however — Brandon Belt hit a line drive to first base and Morrison threw to second to catch Span off base for a double play.
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Donna tries very hard to get to the bottom of Laura's murder, but again because she is a woman her investigation is always two steps behind or very off base.
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The only person who knows "Becky" better than Beyonce -- and allegedly Jay Z -- is Sir Mix-A-Lot ... and he says Bey's description of the thot is way off base.
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Obviously if the suggestion there is that Hillary Clinton is asking anyone to vote for her based on her gender, that's completely off base," he said on CNN's "New Day.
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But recent events suggest she may be off base here -- that it's time for the American public to ponder the gravity and consequences of the scandal engulfing the White House.
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Maybe I'm completely off base, but I've been reading the iPhone tea leaves for many years now and the notch on the SE 2 seems too bogus to be true.
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Servicewomen would need to travel off-base for treatment relating to a non-covered abortion (such as antibiotics or a blood transfusion) and pay for this care out of pocket.
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After graduating high school, he joined the Air Force, where, on his weekends spent off-base, he formed the 2 Live Crew with friends DJ Mr Mixx and Amazing Vee.
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That said, in the same way you talk about the smog and the drugs, I'd argue that some of the other stereotypes about Chicago felt ancient and off base too.
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Things have been especially off base this week, as the company's stock has twice ripped higher on upgrades (are we allowed to call them that?) from two Wall Street analysts.
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Twitter users started the hashtag #IfSlaveryWasAChoice to share their thoughts about Kanye's comments, with some sharing jokes and others seeking to educate the rapper on why his comments were off base.
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The bans on alcohol consumption and off-base travel were put in place Monday after several recent alcohol-related incidents, which the Navy's 7th Fleet said are harming U.S.-Japan relations.
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Like the best conspiracy thrillers, Get Out piles up uncomfortable situations and unsettling images to keep the audience off base, but keeps the mysteries unraveling steadily almost until the final moments.
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Trump had frequently held Powell accountable, saying last year that he's "not even a little bit happy with" Powell and thinks the Fed is "way off base" with its monetary policy.
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Akon is calling major BS on Louis Farrakhan ... saying comments he made comparing NBA basketball to modern day slavery -- and LeBron James to a slave -- are totally and completely off base.
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Tying them in to a commercial property seems off-base, but I also remember putting Playmobil people into my Ghostbusters car as a little child so what does adult me know?
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Anybody who was delusional enough to believe that upon assuming the presidency, Trump would somehow mature, evolve and adapt, can now see how laughably off base that pipe dream really was.
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Tom Mesereau, the lawyer who got Michael Jackson and Robert Blake off, thinks prosecutors in the Bill Cosby case are way off base trying to re-try him for sexual assault.
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Part of the Padres success in the first two games of the series was keeping swift Reds lead-off hitter Billy Hamilton off base in eight of his 10 plate appearances.
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The New York Post argued Trump's veto threat is "badly off-base" if it's a form of political retribution for Schumer, who has publicly feuded with Trump since he took office.
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The online survey found that many families see little choice but to live in base housing: Rental housing off base can be scarce and costly, and deployments can limit their options.
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And while Goldman insisted the allegations were off base, a former investment banker there, Timothy Leissner, already pleaded guilty to bribery and money-laundering charges brought by American prosecutors in August.
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Then, rather comically, Frazier fell victim to the hidden-ball trick last weekend in Toronto, being caught off base while infielder Ryan Goins faked throwing the ball back to a teammate.
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Troops are seldom seen in uniform off base, and visiting sailors from the United States and other navies are far more conspicuous on the streets of Hong Kong during port calls.
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Dissociative identity disorder, previously known as "multiple personality disorder," is a popular mental health condition to depict on TV and in film, but its media representation tends to be off-base.
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Chief Electronics Technician Nuclear James Shelton and Airman Ethan Stuart were found dead from self-inflicted gunshot wounds in "separate incidents" at off-base locations on September 19, Cragg also said.
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In Texas, in particular, soldiers with state-issued concealed-handgun licenses are free to walk into many restaurants and other public places off base while armed with their privately owned firearms.
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He has accused defense officials of wasting $150 million on supposedly luxurious off-base accommodations for personnel, while downplaying how that figure covered several years, multiple locations and essential security costs.
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It was hard enough to find myself in those off-base styles, adjusting for the first time to my burgeoning body, without anyone who looked like me showing me how it's done.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. Navy imposed temporary restrictions on drinking and traveling off-base after several recent alcohol-related incidents, which the Navy's 7th Fleet said were harming U.S.-Japan relations.
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RICHMOND, Va. – A spokesman for the Virginia National Guard is refuting an officer&aposs claim that he had been ordered by his brigade commander to drive an armored personnel carrier off base.
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EditorsNote: Sixth graf tweaked Mookie Betts worked a walk-off base-on-balls to carry the Boston Red Sox to a 22-22 win over the visiting Texas Rangers on Wednesday afternoon.
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Pierce said that speeding up asylum applications in immigration court was a worthy goal, but that the rest of the proposals were off base and disregarded the legitimacy of arriving migrants' claims.
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Rand, head of Air Force Global Strike Command, said that the alleged drug activity occurred while the airmen were off-duty but would not say whether it happened on or off base.
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Petty Officer First Class Brian Jerrell, a sailor assigned to the Trident Training Facility, was found dead of an apparent drug overdose in his off base residence on October 12, Navy Cmdr.
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Isakson said the report, which involves allegations against Jackson made by Vice President Pence's physician, showed that Trump made a "false statement" when he said the allegations against Jackson were off-base.
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While Blunt, who is in an unexpectedly close reelection race, says "there is some voter fraud in the country," he believes Trump is off base with suggestions of a "rigged" national election.
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He emphasized that all nine individuals live off base, and that with roughly 85033,000 U.S. service members on the Korean peninsula, efforts to keep the virus from spreading have been working well.
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Both in the military and the confines of off-base life, his time in Kentucky was a searing reintroduction to the Southern segregation he had experienced as a child in South Carolina.
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Presumably that could also include US Navy ships at sea, US Air Force planes at airports or in the world's skies, or even US troops enjoying themselves off base and off duty.
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Conducting a phone interview turned the ring magenta (suggesting I was nervous), which isn't completely off-base; and it was usually orange (unsettled) while I was rushing into the office (again, not untrue).
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This spring the Pentagon reported to Congress that 564 of the 2,20173 off-base public and private drinking water systems that it had tested contained PFOS or PFOA above the EPA's advisory limits.
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Kanye West is laser-focused on the release of 5 new albums, and based on a firsthand account, the people claiming he's erratic or in the middle of a meltdown are off base.
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Despite the close timing to the recent drunk driving arrest, the initial 30-day period of mourning and restriction on off-base activity on the island was initially prompted by a separate incident.
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There were some who said that was rhetoric to convince the US to stay involved, and there may have been some of that as well, but I don't think it was off-base.
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Victoria's results: 26.4% The testing methods often use different calculations to arrive at their final percentages, explains Shepherd, so it's not totally off-base for various methods to produce a range of results.
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When our guys can make plays and keep those guys off base, their big boppers, it just gives you a chance to go out and make your pitches a little bit more aggressively.
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Both do so despite heavy discouragement by the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which fears that if the locations of off-base petroglyph sites become widely known they'll be vandalized or stolen.
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Republicans see a court fight as a way to energize a turned-off base -- but with the timing of a vote uncertain, it's not clear how potent an electoral issue it will be.
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It's even difficult to imagine a winner whose personal style is a little off-base, who doesn't have perfect hair, not to mention one who takes a stand on a controversial political topic.
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But the most off-base, counter-factual claim is that Whirlpool, a company that has been manufacturing in the U.S. for 106 years, is somehow imperiling American jobs by filing this safeguard petition.
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Mr. Brady offered no public comment on Friday, but at the most recent Conservative conference, he said public estimates of the number of letters in his office tended to be far off-base.
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To help figure this out, VICE spoke to several finance experts, who said, first of all, that the basic premise of Trump U—that real estate can make people rich—isn't off-base.
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It would be easy to dismiss The Shield, which ran on FX from 2002 to 2008, as yet another cop-gone-wild crime show, and you wouldn't be totally off base to do so.
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With the GOP holding a narrow 54-46 Senate majority, and 24 seats up for re-election compared to 10 for the Democrats, Republicans have much to lose if their calculations are off-base.
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The divisions on the issue within the White House spilled out this week, with trade adviser Peter Navarro attacking American financiers for lobbying and economic adviser Larry Kudlow calling those remarks "way off" base.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, with a volley of Friday morning tweets, showed why claims that he could lose his impregnable political following over a proposed immigration deal with Democrats are probably off base.
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"The military code in South Korea allows the invasion of privacy of soldiers alleged to be engaging in sex between men both on and off base, and on or off duty," the report concluded.
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For whatever reason you might be into them, you know that a daily horoscope update can help contextualize the moods and events of your day — or be so off-base it makes you laugh.
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Aviation Ordnanceman First Class Vincent Forline was found dead at an off-base location on September 14 and died by suicide, Jennifer Cragg, a spokeswoman for Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic said on Tuesday.
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As an Air Force fighter pilot, McSally sued then-Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld over a rule that required female members of the military to wear an abaya when off-base in Saudi Arabia.
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In 2001, as a lieutenant colonel flying missions out of Saudi Arabia, she was required to wear the black head covering and long black robe known as an abaya whenever she went off base.
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So, my ex's comment was totally off base: It's very normal for vaginas to be make noises when air passes in and out of them, and there's no reason whatsoever to be embarrassed about that.
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Last month's arrest of the U.S. civilian worker prompted the U.S. military to announce a 30-day period of mourning for the victim and restrict off-base drinking in a bid to assuage local anger.
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" Megyn Kelly After the Fox News anchor pressed him with some tough questions during the first GOP debate last August, Trump told CNN's Don Lemon days later that Kelly had been "ridiculous" and "off-base.
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Though we quickly dismissed the idea, laughing at our own naiveté when it comes to the reality star's perpetually evolving look, it appears we may not have been as far off base as we thought.
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" (He also retweeted a pair of graphs comparing Sanders' favorability, favorably, to Graham's.) On Friday morning, just before McCain's announcement, Miller-Lewis said Democrats were off-base in questioning Sanders' dedication to protecting Obamacare. "Sen.
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The idea was to drip the poison slowly, impersonate black and East Asian women and introduce enough disagreement to invite arguments, but not sound so off-base that activists would consider it futile to engage.
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That's not only easy to attack for opponents, but it's also something that seems far off-base with the mood of the country that elected President Donald Trump and gave millions of votes to Sen.
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On June 6, just days after an American sailor was arrested for an alleged drunk-driving accident in Okinawa that left two locals injured, Carter announced the ban on alcohol consumption and off-base activity.
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"Gaslighting is a term often used by mental health professionals (I am not one) to describe manipulative behavior used to confuse people into thinking their reactions are so far off base that they're crazy," Yashar wrote.
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At the company's last annual meeting in May, Dimon contended that criticism of the company's compensation by services advising institutional investors on proxy votes was off base in its view that more restrictive formulas are better.
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After the first Republican debate, when Trump butted heads with Fox News host Megyn Kelly, he came under fire for saying that Kelly's questions were "off base," implying that they were so because Kelly was menstruating.
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As for now, the McDonald's employee who asked if I wanted apple pie wasn't too far off base from the confusion that a lot of other people are feeling when it comes to using Apple Pay.
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Goldsmith had been staying with Acheson — the pair had graduated from basic training tied at the top of their class — and Acheson's then-wife at a rented house about 303 miles off-base in Hinesville, Georgia.
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This perception of January and February as a time to catch your breath and pass on new movies is off base, however, so long as audiences are willing to look closer and keep an open mind.
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As for the crude meme 50 posted -- which suggests it's not possible for Crews to be sexually assaulted because he's big and muscular -- Terry had a direct message for him, explaining why Fiddy's way off base.
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The former Braves player Chipper Jones, for one, took exception to Hernandez's remarks, saying that they were way off base and that a player should not be thrown at for merely being on a hot streak.
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But Jackson said that while most players arrived with a story set in their minds, he and other Knicks officials did their best to knock them off base to get a sense of their true personalities.
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And we kind of get a little off base here because we always talk about like the US and maybe a deficit with China or Japan or Canada or Mexico, but countries don&apost trade, individuals trade.
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After Trump vowed to boycott Oreos, Mondelez fielded numerous media inquiries and contacted reporters when the company deemed press coverage of his remarks off base, said Laurie Guzzinati, who oversees governmental affairs in North America for Mondelez.
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While his comments focused on illegitimate activity, reports suggesting the statement signaled a broader cryptocurrency ban seemed off-base since all overseas currencies, such as the U.S. dollar, are also not recognized as legal tender in India.
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Sports may seem off-base for Amazon, a company that's invested its entertainment funds in creating award-winning prestige shows and building its Prime library, but the company has been investing in sports content for some time.
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I tend to disagree with the article when Grant says "If your goal is to graduate without a blemish on your transcript, you end up taking easier classes" In my personal experience, this is totally off base.
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Because the Puerto Rico situation is being managed in a responsible way, the media and others who compare that situation to the debt crisis in Argentina – which lasted from 2001 until this year – are completely off base.
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McSally, who was serving as a lieutenant colonel at the time, in her suit argued that the rule was unconstitutional because male members of the military were not mandated to wear "host nation attire" when off-base.
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Also, very long-range predictions like that one from last year claiming that in the year 2500, there'll be 50 feet of sea level rise—which would wipe out entire low-lying countries—might be off base.
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One time I met a chick from Vice in a bar who said she sits right next to the CEO, and I told her to tell him, fuckin', that your opinion on punk is way off base.
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Forbes estimated the Marlins' value at $940 million, so while this is certainly a bit of sticker shock, it's not that off-base given the team's location and a ballpark that only turned five years old this year.
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Unless you believe all of those intelligence agencies are somehow involved in a massive conspiracy to make the President look bad, then Trump's repeated insistence that the Russia story is a "hoax" is way, way, way off base.
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For one, Michael Ivanovitch — a CNBC contributor who's an independent analyst focusing on global economics, geopolitics and investment strategy — said the White House is not off base in pursuing a path to significantly reduce its trade deficit with China.
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"I think the Democrat proposal for the Green New Deal was so far off-base that it created a hole a mile wide for Republicans and Democrats who are concerned about climate change to offer an alternative," Alexander said.
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He said comparisons to the Watergate-era bear market of 1973-74 were off base, because then the country was in recession, the Arab oil crisis sent gasoline prices surging, inflation was raging and interest rates hit record highs.
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"It is reprehensible that a military installation, much less its warfighters based there, be at the mercy of off-base, civilian law enforcement when faced with an immediate threat to their lives," the letter obtained by Fox News said.
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He listens to arguments in favor of racial purity, the theory that the Holocaust was a hoax and even the contention that the white supremacist Anders Behring Breivik wasn't entirely off-base in murdering scores of young Norwegians in 2011.
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Rainer Arnold, defence spokesman for the Social Democrats in parliament, dismissed Kiesewetter's suggestion as "off base," saying Trump's own U.S. Republican Party would never accept a weakening of NATO and would be sceptical about any plans to boost European nuclear capabilities.
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Anna from In class thinks the student's attire is off-base, as is the school's reaction: I agree it was inappropriate of Lizzy to go to school without a bra, but the way administration handled the situation was inappropriate and unfair.
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"Some of the numbers that Boeing have quoted are way off base and you know we look forward to telling our story, presenting the facts and I think we are pretty confident about where we will end up," he said.
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You can risk standing off "the bag," but you must watch out for a fast pitcher catching you off base, and you also have to TAG UP when your teammate hits a fly ball to the outfield that gets caught.
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"After the first inning and the second inning to some extent, when he threw a lot of pitches, he settled in, kept leadoff hitters off base and used all his pitches, mixed all his pitches in," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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To vote for a third party on Election Day therefore becomes a referendum on polarization among major party candidates — a measure of just how ideologically off-base Republicans and Democrats have to get for a minor party candidate to break through.
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And while we now know thanks to Lemonade that the Bey Hive probably weren't totally off-base, it seems things are now back on track and better than ever, although her alteration to this ink just adds a whole new layer of inscrutability.
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The US Navy slapped a drinking ban on sailors stationed in Japan on Monday and halted off-base liberty after a series of crimes and other incidents involving American personnel that heightened longstanding resentment against the US military's presence in the country.
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Only 27 years old at the time, she was in charge of overseeing five bases' compliance with military and federal law as well as advising local Iraqi criminal courts, a job that required a lot of off-base travel by helicopter and convoy.
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Trump picked Powell for the chairmanship but has lambasted him for his apparent reluctance to reduce rates, saying last year that he's "not even a little bit happy with" him and thinks the central bank is "way off base" with its monetary policy.
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The missing machine gun that triggered the firing of a security forces chief at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, in May turned up in what's probably the last place the Air Force wanted it to: stashed in an airman's home off-base.
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"We'd sort of talked about the idea and different elements in it and I sort of said, You tell me where I'm off base or if something doesn't feel right, cause it's really important that everything feels good to you," said Strouse.
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Moving forward, we can be reasonably confident of two things: the media narrative regarding what's going on in this White House will continue to be wildly off-base, and we will see some unexpected alliances presided over by the Dealmaker-in-Chief.
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The requirement to go to the off-base grocery store instead of the commissary challenges a young family because of the increased costs and because the store owners speak German, Italian, Japanese, Korean or another language a young person might not know.
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Apparently everyone deployed to Afghanistan is so broke that they gamble nonstop, moonlight as Instagram models for firearm manufacturers (yes, that&aposs something one of the soldiers does), and sneak off-base all on their own to risk their necks buying furniture.
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Cole will attempt to do a better job of keeping center fielder Jon Jay off base as the former member of the St. Louis Cardinals went 3-for-11 with three walks when he was in the same division, the National League Central.
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Guzmán's own history proves those accusations aren't off-base: After 12 years on the run, he was captured in 2014, then escaped again in July 2015 by getting accomplices to dig a mile-long tunnel running from his cell to a safe house.
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In the past two years, military hospitals at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Fort Jackson, South Carolina; and Fort Sill, Oklahoma, were downgraded to outpatient clinics, a reconfiguration that resulted in retirees, retiree family members and some active duty family members transferring to physicians off-base.
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After calling Kelly "ridiculous" and "off-base" for her line of questioning on negative (read: blatantly sexist) comments he's made about women in the past, Trump said that "you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes… blood out of her wherever".
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But American and European trade officials, while not denying the validity of the materials, insisted on Monday that the documents — 248 pages, which Greenpeace said amounted to two-thirds of the latest negotiating text — merely represented negotiating positions, and that the criticisms were off base.
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" Trump issued a fairly mild response to Lewis's off-base partisanship: "Congressman John Lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart (not to mention crime-infested) rather than falsely complaining about the election results.
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We spoke to former Tennessee judge Kevin Sharp Wednesday in D.C. after his White House meeting with Kim, Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump and, eventually, the President -- and he says the haters are way off base if they think Kim's only there as window dressing.
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"No one — on or off base — is drinking water above EPA's [health advisory] level of 70 parts per trillion [ppt] where DoD is the known source of PFOS and PFOA," the agency wrote in the report, referring to guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"No one -- on or off base -- is drinking water above EPA's [health advisory] level of 2628 parts per trillion [ppt] where DoD is the known source of PFOS and PFOA," the agency wrote in the report, referring to guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Watching Love gaze at Joe in the cage, just as he once stared at Beck, is a positively out-of-body experience as a viewer (his inner monologue even says that he knows what Beck feels like — not entirely false, but still laughably off-base).
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"Once they step off base, there's nothing that Mattis or anyone else could do to protect DREAMers serving in our military from deportation," referring to DACA recipients by a name drawn from the failed bipartisan DREAM Act, which would have provided undocumented migrants a path to citizenship.
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To compensate, soldiers are often given leave several hours during the day to hunt for meals off base, several told the AP. Soldiers once made up a privileged class at the height of Venezuela&aposs oil boom under Chavez, who himself was a former tank commander.
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This time, the character who most embodies the spirit of the movie is Malcolm, who tags along for the dinosaur adventure, but leaves behind his power armor in favor of his lucky shirt, because he doesn't want to get in trouble for taking the equipment off base.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy slapped a drinking ban on sailors stationed in Japan on Monday and halted off base liberty after police arrested a U.S. sailor on the southern island of Okinawa on suspicion of drunk driving following a car crash that injured two people.
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For more advice, he recommends reading "Negotiation at Work: Turn Small Wins into Big Gains" by Deborah Kolb and Jessica Porter and "Thanks for the Feedback: Even When It is Off-Base, Poorly Delivered, and, Frankly, You're Not in the Mood" by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen.
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" Jon Macks, a veteran comedy writer and Democratic political consultant, says with all the Trump bashing going on, the challenge for TV pros is "how do you differentiate yourself and what you're doing, other than the form, to what is, in one sense, a cut-off base?
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To combat the spread of the deadly virus that originated in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, USFK has prohibited a number of off-base activities like shopping, seeing a movie, or dining out and instructed US military personnel to "avoid handshaking and unnecessary contact with others."
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In an interview with Business Insider, Altman said he didn&apost feel as strongly in 2020 that the bubble talk is off base, but he is interested to see how startups like Airbnb and SpaceX perform as they prepare for public offerings rumored for this year.
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Purdue in a filing by its lawyers at Davis Polk in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York said the trustee was off base when it objected last week to letting the law firms hold on to their retainers until its bankruptcy ends.
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Megan Konzen, 20, told CNBC she fears her health has been permanently impacted from the mold in her home, but she and Lance, 23, can't move off base to a house in Del Rio, the remote West Texas town of about 36,000 people where the base is located.
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I repeatedly told members of my platoon that I had donated money to antiwar organizations, that I had friends from New York who were planning to join the demonstration and that I had invited some of them to stay in the off-base apartment I was renting in Arlington.
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And they say the comparison with the Founding Fathers is entirely off base: Unlike the Southerners who helped found the country, the issue with Civil War monuments is that they honor people who took up arms against the United States, at least in part, to maintain slavery, critics say.
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Ahead of Veterans Day, the president tweeted that he was reviewing the case of Matthew Golsteyn, an Army officer who faced court-martial for admitting that in 2010 he had taken a suspected insurgent out of detention, executed him off-base, and buried him in a hasty grave.
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"At the conclusion of the meeting, the AP reporters asked if we would be willing to tell them if they were [off base] or on the wrong [track] and they were advised that they appeared to have a good understanding of Manafort&aposs business dealings," FBI agent Karen A. Greenaway writes.
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Using a centuries-old, broad sweeping law to force Apple to create a backdoor to a terrorist's iPhone is so off base it would upset even the founders of the United States, the tech giant essentially argues in its latest court filing as it continues its fight against the FBI.
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" House Budget Committee Chairman John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthTrump signs two-year budget deal Lawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits House Problem Solvers are bringing real change to Congress MORE (D-Ky.) said he wasn't sure about a specific top rate but said that Ocasio-Cortez is "not off-base.
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In fact, she was forced to travel off-base for her procedure as she didn't meet the requirements for an on-base abortion: Her life wasn't technically at risk at that moment, as she could have received chemotherapy while pregnant—it was the life of the fetus that was in danger.
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Essential has always been upfront about the fact that it wouldn't approach sales volumes of giants like Apple or Samsung in its first few years, but de Masi said he's been pleasantly surprised by their performance, and called those estimates off-base relative to their actual sales volume thus far.
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As you go, you might put a check mark next to advice or descriptions you agree with, and an X next to places where you think the advice is off-base for some reason — whether because you think it wouldn't work, because it needs more explanation, or for any other reason.
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" MOHAMED EL-ERIAN, CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISER AT ALLIANZ, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF "In the short-term, we are witnessing technical contagion in both bonds and stocks as 'fast money' investors who have been caught off base scramble to square positions, including record shorts in Treasuries and over-extended long carry trades.
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Oddsmakers have had a difficult time predicting Rams games this season — the team is 4.53-6-1 against the spread — and while a victory against the Lions (4-7) is likely, especially if Talib plays, a double-digit spread on the road seems like another projection that is slightly off base.
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Still, he said, when it comes to stimulants, "the idea that we're only using them because of the pharmaceutical industry is totally off base," and can make it much harder to talk with parents about the potential benefits — and the potential problems — of treating a particular child with a particular medication.
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Moreover, we know that hardcore partisans' perceptions of the other party are wildly off-base -- for example, according to a study by More in Common, Democrats believe that only half of Republicans recognize that racism still exists in America while Republicans believe that only half of Democrats are proud to be American.
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" It wasn't an entirely off-base theory, of course, plenty of behind-the-scenes drama was revealed in a 2014 breach-of-contract lawsuit filed by Gibson's ex-manager Craig Dorfman, who alleged that Moore "verbally attacked" Gibson on at least one occasion and Dorfman "talked Gibson out of physically attacking Moore.
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Speaking of shoddy economics, this is Trump's answer to a question about whether it's appropriate for him to blame the Fed for the GM layoffs announced this week: And I'm not blaming anybody, but I'm just telling you I think that the Fed is way off-base with what they're doing, number one.
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What to Watch for as Facebook, Twitter and Google Executives Testify on Capitol HillRussian Influence Reached 126 Million Through Facebook AloneSony's Fortunes Improve, From Rising Profit to a Return for Aibo Yet ever since I started writing about what I call the Frightful Five, some have said my very premise is off base.
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Further, the ban on drinking alcohol on or off base will remain until the commanders of the 7th and U.S. Naval Forces Japan are "comfortable that commands have conducted training, which deglamorizes the use of alcohol, and that all personnel fully understand their responsibilities as ambassadors of the United States," the release says.
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As Packer describes well, Holbrooke approved the selection of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base outside of Dayton, Ohio, for the site of peace talks in part for its overwhelming Americanness: This would not be a peace negotiated at a French chateau, but one where the only off-base dining available was a burger joint.
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Whenever the NYT does a story that the Twittersphere decides is off base — as in the paper's much-derided profile of a white nationalist, or the succession of rakes its opinion section has stepped on in recent months — a consensus rapidly emerges and the reporters and/or editors get treated to the now-traditional social media pile on.
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An appeal by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals that is attempting to secure for a rare crested macaque the copyright to its now-famous selfie is so off-base that the court should dismiss it out of hand and order the animal rights group to pay attorneys' fees, a photographer involved in the case says.
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And their attitudes to their friends back home—after six weeks, the JSs are let off-base for a week to taste the old life they used to have, and most of them come back grumbling about how immature and work-shy the kids they used to hang out with turned in the six weeks they were away.
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I think it's because I'm not capable of feeling sexual attraction or lust, so I mentally conjure up people who are and empathize with them (though my ideas of how they experience lust are, since I'm asexual, awfully vague in some ways and probably way off base in others)" (female, 32 years old) "I enjoy watching other people enjoy their sexuality.
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This is not to say that Steve Novak was off-base about the ball back at the NBA rookie shoot; by the time the league announced that it would phase out the new balls, on December 11, players like Nash complained that they had already begun to adjust to the Cross Traxxion™'s eccentricities and would rather the league stay with it.
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Musk and Neuralink president Max Hodak told the audience that they aim to have the technology in an actual human brain as early as next year — and, in an Olympic-level lede-burying that seemed to take the other team members onstage by surprise, Musk also confirmed in the post-presentation Q&A that the rumours about testing on primates were not entirely off-base.
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Here's how it looks for Republicans: Most of these are not quite as wildly off base as they were for the Democratic side, if only because old people, Southerners, and evangelicals are genuinely large groups of people in the US. But when it came to the one stereotypically Republican group that is genuinely small — very rich people — everyone turned out to guess wildly wrong.
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Elections officials and experts say Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's claims of a "rigged" presidential election are ludicrously off base, given the use of a decentralized system in which ballots are counted by thousands of Democratic and Republican officials across the country.
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And the heavily worker-focused Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE campaign and other Republicans in the primary were denied the opportunity to talk about the real wage situation in America earlier this year — because BLS either lied or was so far off-base — and in either case, the commissioner should be fired for either corruption or incompetence.
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The UFO coffeehouse, decorated with rock 'n' roll posters donated from the San Francisco promoter Bill Graham, quickly became a popular hangout for G.I.s — and a target of significant hostility from military officials, city authorities and outraged local citizens ("It's a sore spot in our craw," a Columbia official said.) The coffeehouse was located just off base, out of the military's reach but close enough for soldiers to visit during their free time — places where active-duty servicemen, veterans and civilian activists could meet to plan demonstrations, publish underground newspapers and work to build the nascent peace movement within the military.
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