That statement, delivered on its own, might have been taken as just another off-the-cuff bullshit claim by a president notorious for off-the-cuff, bullshit claims.
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Is that something that happened naturally or off the cuff?
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She's funny, a little abrasive, and talks off the cuff.
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"The judge's decision won't be off the cuff," Claypool says.
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At many of his rallies, he speaks off the cuff.
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It all feels off the cuff but it's remarkably researched.
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Trump reacts, and is going to govern off the cuff.
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The more off the cuff, the more extemporaneous, the better.
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I don't think she just got it off the cuff.
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And between movements, he delivered amusing commentary off the cuff.
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There's nothing sinister about it; it was off the cuff.
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Should you speak off the cuff, and risk getting tongue-tied?
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"Sometimes it appears that he's firing off the cuff," Tobia said.
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Being more "off the cuff" encourages real conversation and problem solving.
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Will Trump stick to a script or go off the cuff?
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With Trump you get unpredictable, off the cuff ...kind of crazy.
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Off the cuff and responsive to the moment with devastating effect.
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It seems off the cuff, but this thing is really organized.
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What will Adele talk about during her off-the-cuff midset monologues?
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"Singles You Up" was inspired by a goofy, off-the-cuff comment.
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When he speaks off the cuff like this, he's simply being negligent.
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Snapchat retains its goofy, off-the-cuff vibe in its Live Stories.
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"It was very off-the-cuff, which was lovely," says the guest.
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They've gotten awfully efficient at generating these damned animations off the cuff.
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Do they sound like they're speaking off the cuff, rather than rehearsed?
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" "You can't say the things you used to say off the cuff.
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His off-the-cuff comments often overshadow his dutiful recitations of gains.
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Just this off-the-cuff cuntiness, and they don't even know it.
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At many of his rallies, by contrast, he speaks off the cuff.
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But it wasn't off the cuff, it was a speech you gave.
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OTHER THAN THE OFF THE CUFF REMARKS, WHICH ARE TYPICALLY RIDICULOUS FROM TRUMP.
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Francis spoke off-the-cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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And the off-the-cuff diversions at campaign rallies are just as important.
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At Saturday's luncheon, Harry was "off-the-cuff" and effusive, according to attendees.
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When a candidate gives a speech, it is anything but off the cuff.
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Trump's seemingly off-the-cuff invitation reportedly baffled officials at 10 Downing Street.
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During an off-the-cuff press conference Monday, he went off on Reps.
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It has shown a preference for off-the-cuff remarks over diplomatic protocols.
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Tweeting where he stood on the Squad wasn't an off-the-cuff outburst.
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Clinton delivered an extended off-the-cuff riff about her own spiritual journey.
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Francis spoke off the cuff to a meeting of an Italian family association.
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And Mr. Dylan often spoke to the crowds, cagey but off-the-cuff.
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As White House officials have stressed, he has leeway to work off the cuff.
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Meanwhile, a lot of that off-the-cuff lifecasting has slid over to Snapchat.
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He makes some off-the-cuff remarks that don't work out so well sometimes.
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It's easy to dismiss this as another off-the-cuff, tough-guy Trump comment.
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Trump doesn't drink, but his speeches do have that sloppy off-the-cuff quality.
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A lot of the writing on the show feels off-the-cuff and improvised.
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To be able to summon a Jewish-babies remark off the cuff is a
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Still, it clearly aims to bar flip, off-the-cuff remarks to the media.
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I can't write or perform and have it sound off-the-cuff like this.
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The White House later tried to make sense of Trump's off-the-cuff excuse.
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The off-the-cuff outburst "proves I wouldn't make a good politician," Dimon said.
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About the slapstick, off-the-cuff one-liners of the wing-tipped Paulie Walnuts.
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But the cancellation was also driven by the fact that in 2003, in the era before Instagram Stories and tweeting at the president, people weren't used to hearing celebrities make off-the-cuff remarks, period, let alone controversial off-the-cuff remarks.
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Jake didn't write anything down, but Amy is fine with his off-the-cuff words.
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Clinton seems comfortable, able to string together paragraphs of complex policy talk off the cuff.
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It was far too off-the-cuff, reducing the summit to a mere photo op.
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That means candidates can end up speaking off the cuff or giving hastily prepared remarks.
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Taylor Swift turned a technical failure into a special off-the-cuff moment with fans.
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The whole thing is testament how off-the-cuff and, well, live Facebook Live is.
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But for "Castle on the Hill," the duo made a special remix off the cuff.
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Both stars are at their best when they get to be off-the-cuff. 2.
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It's an off-the-cuff reaction to something much bigger and deeper, something very real.
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His sometimes blunt comments and off-the-cuff remarks have caused both shock and amusement.
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And nine times out of 10, that off-the-cuff, spontaneous stuff is more interesting.
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The fact is it was great because it was completely spontaneous and off-the-cuff.
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POPE FRANCIS has a habit of causing shock-waves with seemingly off-the-cuff remarks.
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So, Trump made a big policy pronouncement, seemingly off the cuff and with no warning.
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It's Cocker and Pulp, off the cuff, the only way they know how to be.
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The 2012 London Olympics proved the perfect showcase for his off-the-cuff anarchic wit.
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Within hours, Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff comments to reporters seemed, again, to suggest flexibility.
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And right after, these off-the-cuff teams start to be distrustful of one another.
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This was not some off-the-cuff riff as Trump prepared to board Marine One.
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Ms. Cunningham said she got frustrated with his off-the-cuff remarks throughout the campaign.
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They're funny, and frequently off the cuff, at the same time that they're deadly serious.
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This week's is for breakfast, an off-the-cuff version of kaya toast with eggs.
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" Dimon added that the off-the-cuff remark "proves I wouldn't make a good politician.
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In contrast, while Trump can be funny off the cuff, he's awful at delivering prepared jokes.
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An established comedian, Meyers is known for his perfectly timed jokes and off-the-cuff satire.
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For about 30 minutes," Trump said Kinnaird dismissed Trump's jibe as an "off-the-cuff remark.
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This marks a big departure from the off-the-cuff style for which she became popular.
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Maybe it was just an off-the-cuff remark, but it appears Tina got the hint.
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The off-the-cuff remark led to a series of meetings within the private equity industry.
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Maybe it was an off-the-cuff remark from one of your favorite reality-TV personalities.
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There are many politicians who would mouth banalities about "the power of unification" off the cuff.
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For the previous records, the writing was off-the-cuff, and mostly recorded before played live.
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Permanent replays are still optional if you want to shoot something disposable and off the cuff.
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Trump's colorful off-the-cuff speeches and forceful message on immigration and national security were reverberating.
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An ultrasound cane is on display, and an autorefractor available for off-the-cuff eye examinations.
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This is no time for a trade discourse via tweets and occasional off-the-cuff broadsides.
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Trump, a dynamic speaker off the cuff, just seems to be really bad at reading teleprompters.
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But there's always been a divergence between Trump's official actions and his off-the-cuff rhetoric.
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I'm used to agonizing over every word I write, not talking off the cuff in public.
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EDMUND This was a more intimate, off-the-cuff affair than NBC's glitzy presentation earlier today.
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Similarly, at 54A, "Improvised" is a clue for OFF THE CUFF, with CUFF being the synonym.
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What seemed like an off-the-cuff comment sent the shares of the two companies surging.
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"It was just off the top off my head, just off the cuff," James told ESPN.
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"Obviously you were a valuable contributor while you were useful," McGrath said, seemingly off the cuff.
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These would all be far more productive steps than making off-the-cuff remarks in anger.
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Speechwriter Zev Karlin-Neumann loved Obama's off the cuff remark and dance moves imitating player Steph Curry.
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We had to speak carefully and clearly and intelligently — and we couldn't say things off the cuff.
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Which meant that the chanting started almost immediately, prompting Silverman to make her off-the-cuff response. .
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For Asian leaders, Trump's off-the-cuff style, freewheeling tweets, and rhetorical hyperbole, must have been daunting.
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And it was a great way to be silly and kind of do things off the cuff.
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Trump is known for off-the-cuff, ill-worded remarks, even when it comes to his daughter.
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" RJ: "You're very good off-the-cuff, and I wouldn't want you to be robbed of that.
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Afterward, the trio shared the same off-the-cuff group selfie, originally posted in Kardashian-West's story.
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Republicans quickly seized on the seemingly off-the-cuff comment, with Nelson's GOP Senate challenger, Florida Gov.
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The attack, however, seems like it was not completely off the cuff, according to the TV station.
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But how does he handle off the cuff intimations that he doesn't know anything about quantum computing?
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He has recently traded his off-the-cuff, unscripted speeches for reading prepared remarks from a teleprompter.
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"I am not a scripted actress — I'm more of an off-the-cuff-type person," she said.
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Although her videos feel off the cuff, some of them take hours of sketching, staging and editing.
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Of Trump's frequent off-the-cuff remarks, Scaramucci said, "That's him wearing his heart on his sleeve."
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What could you cook in that tonight, off the cuff, that would take advantage of its form?
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The phrase "separation anxiety" is one we've come to use in a fairly off-the-cuff way.
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You don't want to do things off the cuff when it comes to an issue this volatile.
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Even an off-the-cuff remark expressing an opinion about a case can lead to a mistrial.
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Remember, too, that neither of the quotes I cited above were off-the-cuff remarks by Trump.
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He's taken to talking shit off the cuff and mocking Styles when they're in the ring together.
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But even though he has amassed a large following, his off-the-cuff tweeting approach hasn't changed.
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But what they saw was something much different from what Trump described in his off-the-cuff remarks.
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On Thursday, Trump made a seemingly off-the-cuff remark to that effect during a big infrastructure speech.
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Trump has a tendency to go off the cuff, and make offensive statements, in tweets, speeches, and interviews.
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In a CNBC interview Thursday, Trump said he would try to win with his off-the-cuff style.
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Donald Trump approached his New Hampshire primary victory speech Tuesday night with his typical off-the-cuff candor.
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The new off-the-cuff video feature, aptly named "Time Capsule," is one of WeChat's more noticeable updates.
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How do you get people comfortable using the design firms like this, this sort of off the cuff?
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After all, it's John's off-the-cuff storytelling that kept me poised on the edge of my seat.
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Individual portraits were shot off the cuff with the flash against a dark sky for drama and contrast.
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Whatever it was, she was more charming and off-the-cuff than I can ever remember seeing her.
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But off the cuff he delivered the kind of zesty banter that is the lifeblood of reality television.
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Our vows were more or less spoken off the cuff, rather than written using an internet-approved script.
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As he sometimes does in these off-the-cuff riffs, he trailed off into comments that raised eyebrows.
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Drew Barrymore spoke off-the-cuff about her friend Samantha Bee, the late-night host and an honoree.
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Biden has always been known for going off the cuff and saying things that get him into trouble.
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The president's off-the-cuff, often-vitriolic Twitter feed is the hosts' most consistent source of comic material.
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He's said he fears he might say something off the cuff that could open a "can of something."
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But Trump's off-the-cuff comment had briefly exposed a truth at the core of anti-abortion politics.
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You don't want to do things off the cuff when it comes to an issue this - this volatile.
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As was the case during his interviews last week, Mr. Giuliani seemed to speak largely off the cuff.
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The firebrand leader normally makes rambling, off-the-cuff speeches peppered with curses and threats to kill criminals.
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That remains a big "if," given Trump's past self-inflicted wounds from off-the-cuff statements and tweets.
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To start, Trump left no doubt that his contribution to America's foreign policy is largely off-the-cuff.
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He was famous for never using a teleprompter and speaking off the cuff, so there hadn't been opportunities.
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Some are off-the-cuff images created in emotional reaction to the news, and others are curated moments.
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It seems like he either didn't understand the question or is making his answer up off the cuff.
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And you can get to that point pretty easily when you are tweeting out things just off the cuff.
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This isn't to say the "SexyBack" singer doesn't come across as incredibly earnest and off the cuff — he does!
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Biden makes certain to be sunnier at times during his remarks, cracking a joke or two off the cuff.
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It was so off the cuff, in fact, that Grande went into a public bathroom to record the video.
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I think [the mayor] just got caught up in all this stuff and made a move off-the-cuff.
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Snapchat's messages self-destruct unless purposefully saved to the thread by a user, permitting more off-the-cuff chatting.
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In the video above, Pratt proves his range with an off the cuff improv starring opposite a bacon sandwich.
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In contrast, think of Rihanna, whose Tutorial Tuesday videos at least give the appearance of off-the-cuff authenticity.
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Trump just sort of speaks off the cuff, and he says things that are wildly incorrect or clearly uninformed.
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Off the cuff, I could say "Life Goes On" for how melodically demanding and [perfectly articulate] the rap is.
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The president has drawn notice for his tendency to tweet off-the-cuff attacks or accusations on Saturday mornings.
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Slyde's website features verified reviews from customers and Mr. Watts does "off-the-cuff guerilla-style marketing," he said.
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Kasich's off-the-cuff remarks came during a presidential forum on povety, which was interrupted by shouts from protesters.
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Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, made his remarks as an off-the-cuff response to an interviewer's question.
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He repeatedly told his advisers that he would change, but kept veering back to his off-the-cuff style.
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But his off-the-cuff negotiating style and refusal to back off a fight with China have unnerved investors.
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Notably, these were not off-the-cuff comments, but rather an enumerated platform scripted and read from a teleprompter.
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Trump caught attention for making another off-the-cuff remark about a private conversation the day before that announcement.
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The animation artist creates simple yet charming looped sequences, frequently off-the-cuff and doodled from his momentary thoughts.
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" Then, he provides an example dream off the cuff, beginning with the lines: "You are in a haunted castle.
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The president's penchant for geopolitical confrontation and off-the-cuff remarks will redound to the benefit of big finance.
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But I think back then I don't think I was as off-the-cuff as I can be now.
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The off-the-cuff discussions provide insight into the minds of artists and critics in an unusually intimate way.
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But if he starts speaking off the cuff, it's possible another "very fine people" moment is on the horizon.
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Skewering Amy Klobuchar for forgetting (or not knowing) the Mexican president's name off the cuff. That. Does. Not. Matter.
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It all began with a question about L. Frank Baum's off-the-cuff story about a faraway magical land.
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He has taken lessons, but he can still appear uncomfortable speaking Spanish in large crowds or off the cuff.
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She nudged him toward turning his off-the-cuff posts of quirky found objects into a proper design business.
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No more rallies with an unscripted Trump riffing off the cuff, where he often gets himself into trouble. 18.
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In addition, her primary opponents more closely emulated Trump's nationalist, off-the-cuff politics, which complicated his endorsement decision.
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Biden apparently made the comments off the cuff, motivated by Upton's work on a bill to support cancer research.
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When he's speaking off the cuff, his rambling remarks can be full of digressions and hard-to-follow tangents.
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These interactive qualifiers wouldn't be "off the cuff," either — they would be pre-validated by endless customer support data points.
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The images are at once empathetically composed and spontaneously off-the-cuff, like family photos snapped during conversations or meals.
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During an angry, off-the-cuff press conference in 2017, Trump defended racists who marched in Charlottesville and sparked riots.
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But for many, including photographer Tiffany Brown Anderson, breast-feeding can result in impolite stares or off-the-cuff criticism.
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"Part of voting for someone, in my opinion, is how candidates can present themselves off the cuff," Ms. McGrath said.
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The guy making up all these random, funny, sassy, and off-the-cuff tweets is Patrick Wells from Knoxville, Tennesse.
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Snapchat might be the place for off-the-cuff sharing you won't care about tomorrow, and Facebook might dominate messaging.
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The Clinton campaign has prepared for both the off-the-cuff and more subdued versions of Trump, NBC News reported.
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Earlier this year, Trump made an off-the-cuff comment about Russia finding missing emails from Clinton's controversial private server.
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Trump has used his Twitter account to share announcements, unload off-the-cuff commentary and notoriously, to issue incendiary strikes.
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During the filming Bowie sung a seemingly off-the-cuff song called "Little Fat Man" on a bar-side piano.
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In fact, getting off-the-cuff remarks (or even hot mic comments) was a substantial happening for presidents before Trump.
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Prince Harry went "off-the-cuff" while delivering a speech at his royal wedding lunch reception — and guests were delighted.
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Unlike most political candidates, he speaks off the cuff, simultaneously reflecting and stoking the anger and pessimism of his supporters.
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The most likely explanation for Trump's comments, then, is that he was just speaking off the cuff in his speech.
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The latest media faux firestorm against Trump stems from off-the-cuff remarks he made at a North Carolina rally.
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"I can't stand up much," quipped the prince, whose off-the-cuff remarks have sometimes landed him in hot water.
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In a rare off-the-cuff remark, she said Mr. Trump's campaign was "exploding," an assessment few Republicans would dispute.
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The businessman who makes deals off the cuff and always has the final word transfers that logic to international affairs.
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Those prosecutors said Shkreli's off-the-cuff remarks, made against the desperate wishes of his lawyers, "risks tainting the jury."
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He said he wanted to establish whether the comments had been impulsive, off-the-cuff remarks or planned in advance.
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M.I.A.'s candid, off-the-cuff way of speaking out politically is usually among the qualities we admire about her.
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But early this year, Trump became more fixated on space and floated "Space Force" as an off-the-cuff idea.
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At some point, he'll be caught without the teleprompter, and an off-the-cuff Joe is a ticking time bomb.
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"Well, I say when you are a political candidate for eight months, you are speaking off the cuff." she responded.
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"To the extent therefore that my 1998 off-the-cuff interview statement suggested the opposite," he wrote, "I retract it."
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Biden's unscripted, off-the-cuff flubs are a big part of his political persona — core to his Uncle Joe moniker.
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We wanted to capture the off-the-cuff-ness of the live stuff, because our records are quite slaved over.
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Mr. Joyce is known as an off-the-cuff maverick who is loyal less to ideology than to his constituents.
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Both officials said Trump, known for his off-the-cuff remarks, had not run that language by his senior aides beforehand.
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Palin pioneered the brash, off-the-cuff anti-establishment rhetoric and freewheeling attack-dog style that Trump has perfected this cycle.
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While some poems seem off the cuff, his later work is as intricate in its phrasal repetitions as a Persian carpet.
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Mr. Prine's songs, as they have since his 1971 debut album, can sound both carefully chiseled and playfully off-the-cuff.
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Roh was bumbling at times and spoke off-the-cuff; the mainstream press scoffed that he was "the say-anything president".
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The off-the-cuff remarks are out of character for officials at Amazon, which is notoriously tight-lipped and buttoned-up.
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Yes, it was another debate, spawning another meme, thanks to what we can only surmise was an off-the-cuff remark.
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Together, they'll encourage users to shoot silly, off-the-cuff content without that "fear of permanence," but instead with the opportunity.
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In those situations he is at his best: relaxed, funny, off the cuff, thoughtful and smart, like your favorite substitute teacher.
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Those off-the-cuff remarks -- wait for it -- often lead the news and blot out his chosen message of the day.
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Francis made the comparison in a long, off-the-cuff address to a members of a confederation of Italian family associations.
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Trump meandered through half an hour of off-the-cuff remarks before a room of lawmakers, Chinese officials and VIP guests.
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It's unclear if Kelly will challenge Trump to cut down on his tweets or adopt a less off-the-cuff style.
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Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about cutting Europe loose from the transatlantic alliance leave all of Europe in geo-strategic limbo.
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Returning to an off-prompter, off-the-cuff style, Trump jabbed at Clinton's health after days of discipline on the issue.
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But before he got to those words, he spent several minutes in the off-the-cuff mode he is known for.
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Mr. Quitain said that Mr. Duterte had made the remark "off the cuff" and that it didn't reflect his official position.
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The former business mogul's off-the-cuff style and desire for quick action contrasts with the longtime Senate leader's deliberate style.
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But he also genuinely speaks off the cuff, avoiding the standard sunny string of clichés, which makes him fascinating to journalists.
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In that latter setting, he owns the stage, controls the crowd, usually speaking off-the-cuff for close to an hour.
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Of course, Mr. Trump was not going to meet with his Venezuelan counterpart; it was just an off-the-cuff remark.
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But you'll miss the off-the-cuff paeans like the one he gave the other night to a congressman from Illinois.
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Trump has targeted Hunter Biden on Twitter and during recent campaign rallies and off-the-cuff remarks at the White House.
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And the effect on the viewer, listener and reader to a typical Trump answer or off-the-cuff riff is befuddlement.
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Others familiar with the meeting said the suggestion was more of an off-the-cuff remark than a serious policy position.
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Trump makes a new news cycle every time he tweets an off-the-cuff remark about something he's seen on television.
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The new chair appears more willing to speak off the cuff than his predecessors Yellen or Bernanke, a more casual approach.
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Dodd achieved fame in theaters in the 1950s with a madcap humor and a relentless barrage of off-the-cuff ripostes.
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On Thursday, he was nimble and quick to rebut Trump, launching off-the-cuff counterpunches and often speaking over his rivals.
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Continuing to make ever more outrageous off-the-cuff comments certainly doesn't repair that impression; instead, it fixes it in place.
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"There is another side," Trump said off-the-cuff at a Tuesday press conference that was supposed to be about infrastructure.
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At the same time, some of the public's anxiety is about Trump and his off the cuff handling of the situation.
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The White House often struggles to maintain momentum on policy when Trump's tweets and off-the-cuff remarks upstage his scripted speeches.
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And so I was recording Stephon's saxophone kind of off-the-cuff and we jammed for a while and he had left.
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In an off-the-cuff moment, Obama called West a "jackass" for interrupting Taylor Swift's speech at the 2009 VMAs. 3. Twice.
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I mean, I don&apost understand how something like this -- this isn&apost an off the cuff -- WATTERS: Not a live show.
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When a person is President, the ramifications of poorly thought out statements and vicious, off-the-cuff attacks can have dangerous consequences.
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Breaking with his usual practice of speaking off the cuff, Trump read from a teleprompter and left without taking questions from reporters.
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Many weren't sure if Donald Trump would stay on script or adopt the off-the-cuff style we've seen at his rallies.
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When the president makes off-the-cuff comments, the best response often is to not focus too intently on his word choice.
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While some CEOs expect their communications team to draft emails, write speeches, and proofread tweets, Musk's style is totally off the cuff.
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His words were met with cheers from the crowd – something the 70-year-old New Yorker addressed in off-the-cuff remarks.
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In fact, the president can't just unilaterally create a new branch of the military in an off-the-cuff announcement, experts say.
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The nudge -- aimed at Republicans such as John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush -- was no off-the-cuff expression of frustration.
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"That comment was a bit off the cuff, and I think I know what he means when he said that," Pearlman said.
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But conversation and off-the-cuff criticism don't feel like enough — Lemonade is a call to make something, not to chit-chat.
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Needless to say, he wasn't phased when we asked him to loot the MUNCHIES garden and make some off-the-cuff cocktails.
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They can say things off the cuff because they don't have to worry about what some rich donor is going to think.
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Before I I was aware that my off the cuff remarks were caught on air on a radio show I did yesterday.
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Regarding Dan Crenshaw -- whose war-caused disability Pete mocked -- we're told P.D.'s crass "whatever" comment was delivered completely off the cuff.
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Turkey needs a "foreign policy that is not run with extraordinary, radical, headline-grabbing, off-the-cuff statements, not blustering," he said.
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Is there any sort of bible for Dril's personality traits and backstory or is it all fairly loose and off the cuff?
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He saw the President decide off-the-cuff to halt US military exercises on the Korean Peninsula after being charmed by Kim.
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These complex threats require collaboration between the commander in chief and intelligence officials, not disjointed public statements and off the cuff tweets.
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"Cold Coffee & Cocaine" is delivered in a faux-gruff drawl, littered with silly one-liners, off-the-cuff jokes, and jumpy trills.
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From a policy perspective, the speech was just as narcissistic, divisive, defensive, xenophobic and racist as Trump's off-the-cuff words were.
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The veteran comic's unabashed, devil-may-care style may seem off-the-cuff or improvised, but she's simply making it look easy.
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Beyond the candidate's own potential shortcomings off the cuff, he presents as a near-perfect foil for several others in the race.
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His off-the-cuff estimate is that about 80 percent of the weed that growers claim is organic isn't, upon closer examination.
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Donald Trump's penchant for off-the-cuff remarks could sink the stock market if he gets elected president, billionaire Mark Cuban contended Tuesday.
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Trump's speaking style — often rambling and seemingly off the cuff — has become one of the many bizarre hallmarks of his entirely unconventional campaign.
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But for now, it is left to the vagaries of tweets and off-the-cuff comments in the absence of any coherent communication.
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Yet Trump's attack did not seem off-the-cuff -- he appeared to be reading from several sheafs of paper as he jabbed Martinez.
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When Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne suggests resurrecting him around the midpoint of the movie, it's such an incredibly off-the-cuff, nonchalant suggestion.
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" And it was, including Hart's off-the-cuff line when surveying the orchestra for his Sunday show seat assignment: "Where am I sitting?
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For most of the trip, Trump avoided his characteristic gaffes — his habit of saying something deeply offensive or wildly inappropriate off the cuff.
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Citigroup believes investors may get used to off-the-cuff comments from President-elect Donald Trump, which rattled the market yet again Tuesday.
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But as it turns out, Grégoire-Trudeau's off-the-cuff warbling turned out to be the least problematic aspect of that day's events.
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Maybe President Obama's controversial off-the-cuff comment about the iffy economics of an art history degree holds water across the pond, too.
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"TV is so different from theater, because it feels very off-the-cuff and sort of last-minute in a way," Stiles said.
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I also do a lot of things off the cuff that are one-on-one, having to do with kids I have met.
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A subsequent torrent of tweet storms or off-the-cuff remarks to reporters often give a more authentic glimpse into the President's mind.
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European officials are anticipating more off-the-cuff remarks from President Trump, who has again been pressuring them to expand their military budgets.
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Among other off-the-cuff declarations, Mr. Nunberg said that the president may have "done something" during the campaign in regard to Russia.
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Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff opening of a trade war rattled the stock market, enraged Republicans and left Mr. Cohn's future in doubt.
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Her wildly entertaining Instagram account has been home to her off-the-cuff speeches about topics like President Trump and the income tax.
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The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular.
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The president has targeted the younger Biden on Twitter and during recent campaign rallies and off-the-cuff remarks at the White House.
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That's tough to do, I guess, when your client is the president and he's interacting off-the-cuff with press all the time.
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Others may recognize the claims as falsehoods but tolerate them as a side effect of an off-the-cuff rhetorical style they admire.
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But they've also made billions by starting their own companies, and their off-the-cuff tweets have tanked the stock of major corporations.
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But Trump is also known to speak off the cuff, and he relishes in going after his critics, especially when he feels attacked.
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For Trump, speaking off the cuff for two hours at a massive campaign rally is one of the best perks of being president.
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He later defended his use of the word "spying," saying it was used "off the cuff" and that he wasn't using it pejoratively.
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Overall, Trump appeared stay on script, and his rhetoric was notably tame for a president who is known for speaking off the cuff.
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First, there are those tweets, phone calls and off the cuff remarks, all of which constitute a rapidly moving target for Tillerson to negotiate.
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If the president wants to ensure a stable and secure Europe and Asia, he'll need to dial back the off-the-cuff nuclear remarks.
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Republicans inside and outside the White House are more disturbed than usual by President Donald Trump's off-the-cuff remarks about the Russia investigation.
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Many didn't take kindly to Musk's off-the-cuff remark, especially with the company building a launchpad 1.5 miles from the village's easternmost house.
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They're both apparently kind of brash people who speak off the cuff without careful consideration or without adequate advice from their own responsible associates.
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She also attacked Trump's off-the-cuff style and temperament, pointing in particular to comments he made at the first presidential debate on Monday.
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He needs to know that with a large following of loyal supporters he can't control, his off-the-cuff statements could have devastating consequences.
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Bergstein to explore the possibilities there were, and what would and would not be appropriate," said Battey, calling her client's suggestions "off-the-cuff.
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John Kasich, had initial reservations about Trump and his off-the-cuff remarks yet feels more secure now that Pence is on the ticket.
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"I sent a note to @WendyWilliams today," her message began, adding that she had made the comment "off the cuff" during the radio show.
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That comes out in a speech at the end of the episode that he gives, apparently off the cuff, when he wins an award.
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Any good news for Trump got lost-- Trump's prepared remarks were substantive, but the off-the-cuff remarks have dominated any positive news. 5.
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There are a few things that the majority of people who know me would be able to recite off-the-cuff that I love.
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The public nature of Twitter — and the fact that so much of the content is literally off-the-cuff commentary — makes it wholly unique.
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Those comments could suggest that Trump plans to speak more off the cuff, rather than from prepared remarks, when he sits down with Kim.
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In 2011, he decried the sorry state of White House technology in off-the-cuff remarks caught by an open mic during a fundraiser.
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But when she is forced to speak off the cuff, in Parliament or to the press, her body stiffens and she takes deep breaths.
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Trump is using a teleprompter for the second time, a major difference from his usual off-the-cuff speeches that tend to make news.
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But this is off-the-cuff, and he is doing things that a DOJ that he is simultaneously attacking might not be that into.
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The well-orchestrated RNC strategy could, of course, be upended by the President himself through a tweet or off-the-cuff comments about Comey.
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Trump's seemingly off-the-cuff announcement that the US planned to withdraw troops also seemed to be met with surprise in the State Department.
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He has a gift for concocting memorable phrases seemingly off the cuff, and if he goes into politics, heaven help his opponents in debates.
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The president's lawyers have argued that his rambling, off-the-cuff style would put him at risk of making misstatements during in-person questioning.
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He acknowledged, however, that he lacked authoritative medical credentials when Todd asked him whether he was qualified to make an off-the-cuff diagnosis.
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Her site, Chez Pim, was a popular first-generation food blog — intimate and idiosyncratic, generous with its commenters and very often off the cuff.
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And unlike defense, transportation, or even housing, President Trump sees himself as the complete communications team with his tweets and off-the-cuff comments.
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During his off-the-cuff and meandering press conference in the White House Rose Garden, Trump's usual fear-mongering about immigrants took center stage.
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Repeal would satisfy the Republican bottom line, while replace would satisfy the otherwise off-the-cuff pledges that Trump had made on his own.
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Trump presents a unique foil for Pelosi: prone to chaotic outbursts and completely off the cuff and unprepared, as opposed to her meticulous planning.
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But what started off as a lighthearted off-the-cuff remark actually snowballed into controversy with every attempt by those involved to "fix" the situation.
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He praised Trump for firing campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and for increasingly using a teleprompter to deliver prepared speeches, rather than off-the-cuff remarks.
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Without having to pretend that a card passed around the office, signed twenty times with an off-the-cuff "sorry for your loss," fixes anything.
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But Cass is conspicuously attempting to give an intellectual foundation to Trump's off-the-cuff policymaking and to influence White House policy and 2020 candidates.
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What may seem like an off-the-cuff fit of pique might actually be a signal of Trump's changing priorities or a new policy direction.
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From the dream locations and racks of gorgeous clothing, to endearing, off-the-cuff moments, they can be just as captivating as the final photographs.
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Instead of giving away their off-the-cuff content on Snapchat and Instagram, creators can actually earn money from their social media via Patreon Lens.
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If we took Elon Musk's off-the-cuff advice and nuked the pole, we could probably make the atmosphere much thicker and warmer pretty quickly.
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Throwing a tantrum or letting off-the-cuff remarks get to you will only perpetuate the cycle of feeling (and being treated) like a child.
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Titled for the humble hand-recorder that the artist uses to capture off-the-cuff ideas, this record is a document of genius-in-process.
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President Trump might have promised to bring healing and unity, but his off-the-cuff speech about Charlottesville yesterday only seems to have driven division.
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This makes good on CIA director Gina Haspel's somewhat off-the-cuff announcement earlier in April that the agency had an account in the works.
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Really, though, it was the kind of not so subtle, off-the-cuff threat we've come to expect from powerful people in my home state.
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Donald J. Trump's own proposals have often been vague, his prepared statements often contradicted by his own off-the-cuff remarks in speeches and interviews.
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Leaving aside tariffs, which some Democrats support, Trump's off-the-cuff positions on immigration, gun control, and North Korea are relatively sensible for a Republican.
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Cable channels usually carry those events live, and network officials point out the news value in showing a presidential candidate making off-the-cuff remarks.
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" She has carried this off-the-cuff style into her live show, titled "An Evening of Laughter and Reflection Where the Audience Asks the Questions.
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A stray comment during his speech, an off-the-cuff response to a protester or even an imprudent tweet could end up overshadowing Trump's address.
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Even his counter attacks on Trump seemed prepared, and his attempts to co-opt Trump's off-the-cuff strategy ended up being a colossal disaster.
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"I feel like the anchovy on Ivanka's Caesar salad," family friend Tom Barrack said in a rambling, off-the-cuff speech introducing Trump's daughter, Ivanka.
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He can bounce back and forth nonchalantly with Chance the Rapper on a song that feels like one of Chance's more off-the-cuff moments.
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Justice Ginsburg was speaking off the cuff, offering her opinion on a matter currently in the news, as any citizen has a right to do.
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Indeed, despite the official-sounding imprimatur on the tweets, they were as contradictory and factually dubious as some of his most off-the-cuff remarks.
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I knew from my own work, however, that off-the-cuff notes, old receipts, call logs and calendar entries can serve as proxies for feelings.
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The moderator of the show and its game straight man, Ernie Johnson, as well as its producer, Tim Kiely, liked Smith's off-the-cuff demeanor.
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In the special, Chappelle barely touches on the specific allegations made against Kelly, though he makes more off-the-cuff jokes during his Q&A.
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He could offer hilarious off-the-cuff, inside-the-game stories, helpful style hints or even a quality post-event dining spot he had uncovered.
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Securities lawyers say his off-the-cuff comments will likely draw fines from the SEC for the company and exposed Musk to possible criminal charges.
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He did this again on Tuesday night, even though he wasn't speaking off the cuff, in a revved-up style, at one of his rallies.
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Mr. Duterte is known for off-the-cuff speechmaking, and it was not immediately clear on Thursday if his threats were serious or simply bluster.
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Elon Musk, CEO and chairman of Tesla, has in recent months sparked federal probes with an off-the-cuff tweet about taking his company private.
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But that Trump even deigned to mention carbon emissions is a departure from his off-the-cuff, denialist approach to the issue in the past.
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Instead, it serves mainly as a reminder of how the political system has learned to ignore or dismiss the president's off-the-cuff statements on policy.
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But where Trump mainly expressed his views in off-the-cuff remarks and sound bites, Bannon tried to stitch it all together in a grand theory.
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"Yes, some off-the-cuff comments are a bit rough, but we have to take that into account, because they reflect a concern," the official said.
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"I think there is a gotcha piece in every interview the press has more or less with President Trump ... he speaks off the cuff," Collins said.
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However, it sometimes happens that off the cuff remarks, which might be amusing in one cultural context, lose their humor in translation when brought into another.
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These naïve and off the cuff remarks spawn Slideshare presentations and new marketing strategies that few people from the old world feel confident enough to challenge.
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The Russians want us to be terrified of the summit, fixated on every off-the-cuff malapropism and weird photo op, and responding to it all.
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The White House confirmed Trump made the suggestion, but it was not clear if it was an off-the-cuff remark or a serious policy proposal.
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Trump had professed himself to be open to the idea of sending Saipov to Guantanamo in a seemingly off-the-cuff answer to questions from reporters.
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In general we've tried to be a bit more off the cuff when recording recently, [and they were] a last minute addition while mixing the song.
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Midge starts off doing her well-crafted act, but then veers off into an off-the-cuff rebuke of Sophie and her sexist so-called advice.
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Her tweet, a seemingly benign, off-the-cuff remark about not using Snapchat anymore, gave power to a collectively held sentiment and had immediately drastic consequences.
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At public events he often spends 10 minutes (or more) making off-the-cuff remarks before finally delivering the speech his staff has written for him.
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They also call attention — again — to another longtime trait of Biden's: his tendency to speak off the cuff in a way that causes problems for him.
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While that carries some risk, his off-the-cuff commentary is able to break through in an era of poll-tested, focus-grouped, blow-dried pablum.
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That can apply a chilling effect to sharing as people don't feel comfortable posting silly, off-the-cuff or vulnerable Stories to such a wide audience.
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While those are certainly trendy technologies in mobile right now, Apple hasn't publicly expressed much interest in either (off-the-cuff comments from Tim Cook notwithstanding).
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" The backdrop: President Trump was reportedly speaking off the cuff yesterday when he warned North Korea that more threats would be met with "fire and fury.
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Because the cleric's word were an off-the-cuff answer to a question rather than a formal decree, they are not expected to be enforced harshly.
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Kanye West is the perfect type of celebrity for Twitter because he will go off the cuff, drive us all crazy and then DELETE IT ALL.
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His often coarse, off-the-cuff speaking style endeared millions of voters but increasingly left some GOP lawmakers feeling he had abandoned the country's core principles.
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Clinton to the point of rudeness when he is speaking off the cuff, such as by making fun of her for recuperating from her recent pneumonia.
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Before the meeting, some Republicans were skittish that the President could thwart the hard-fought compromise bill with a random tweet or off-the-cuff comment.
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Knowing what we know of Clinton, it seems unlikely to me that she simply spoke off the cuff here, that this was just an unconsidered remark.
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Leave it to Jenny Hval to turn an off-the-cuff, stop-gap EP into an existential meditation on art, technology, and the nature of listening.
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Trump held a crazy, off-the-cuff Fox and Friends interview, rejecting the compromise House immigration bill and praising the North Korean dictator on June 15.
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If it could initially have been excused as an off-the-cuff response to a reporter during a press scrum, that excuse no longer holds up.
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Conway said the more disciplined approach by Trump, who has never held elective office, would not mean jettisoning his more off-the-cuff and unpredictable style.
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And some of these selections read more like off-the-cuff remarks than scripted speeches — as if Trump went off-script to riff about immigrant murder.
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The show also has an off-the-cuff-ness that the panelists and producers take seriously — part of what they know viewers tune in to see.
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Lacava goes by the nickname "Dracula" in reference to his habit of doing late-night patrols and is known for off-the-cuff social media videos.
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These small-plate eats are a great expression of the off-the-cuff creativity of Oslo chefs, because they allow for so much spontaneity and creativity.
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The President's off-the-cuff announcement of the tariffs last week came as a surprise because there was no immediate policy detail to back it up.
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But when the pope, speaking off the cuff, likened European migrant and refugee holding centers to concentration camps, the advocacy group's response was swift and sharp.
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President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" ultimatum was an off-the-cuff comment, The New York Times reported, citing people involved in North Korea policy discussions.
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Still, Orwell, who served as a corporal and then, briefly, as an acting lieutenant, was probably better at off-the-cuff persuasive rhetoric than most commanders.
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"It was completely off the cuff," Art Del Cueto, a Border Patrol agent in the room with Mr. Trump, said shortly after leaving the White House.
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In a phone call that soon followed, she apologized and said her off-the-cuff remark had been misinterpreted, according to people familiar with the episode.
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"I gotta thank my sweetheart, Sue!" that's how Jeff Bridges started out his endearing, and fairly off-the-cuff, acceptance speech for his Cecil B. DeMille Award.
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If they failed to deliver precisely what she had envisioned, from elaborate games with the audience to off-the-cuff musicals, she tended to lose her temper.
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Where previously he wrote and recorded off the cuff, this one didn't come so easy, and it couldn't have helped that he'd taken on a second guitarist.
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Stories viewers are used to off-the-cuff tone, shaky production and selfie monologues, allowing these creators to speak to directly to their audiences without much fuss.
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Despite the pomp and ceremony that accompanies such a trip, it has not been without controversy given the president's penchant for off-the-cuff and divisive remarks.
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Some administration officials have privately described Tillerson as chafing against some of the president's pronouncements and off-the-cuff decisions, sometimes contrary to advice from senior advisers.
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Hamill basically performed group therapy to combat his grief for Carrie Fisher, in a performance that was as intimate and off-the-cuff as it was moving.
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But the remark was not an off-the-cuff ad lib -- it was included in the prepared remarks Trump read from during his rally speech Wednesday night.
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But then, speaking off the cuff to reporters on the flight back from South America he abruptly shifted his position again, saying the bishop had been slandered.
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Johnson is infamous for his off-the-cuff remarks and somewhat eccentric character, and he has long been an influential and outspoken member of the Conservative Party.
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Instead, they'll be the kind of things you might see on YouTube rather than the short, off-the-cuff social media clips Instagram has hosted to date.
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Les got to know my work and just asked me off the cuff, as we were walking past each other, how much do you know about graphene?
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Amazon's Alexa exists to satisfy practically every whim, be it the need for an off-the-cuff joke or a useful answer to a must-know question.
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During a meandering, off-the-cuff speech, Trump denounced Mexican immigrants and insisted that his negotiating prowess would force Mexico to pay for a new border wall.
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On Tuesday, Trump threatened Pyongyang with "fire and fury like the world has never seen" in off-the-cuff remarks delivered at a New Jersey golf resort.
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The Curry barrage, by contrast, seemed like something out of the 2014-15 campaign: some pure off-the-cuff brilliance, with a little statistical notoriety to boot.
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In addition to showing the internal strategizing, sniping and off-the-cuff commentary within Hillary Clinton's inner circle, the emails paint an unexpectedly detailed portrait of Mrs.
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It sounded off the cuff, but also like the decontextualized middle of a line, rather than the beginning; it had the found-art feeling of a sample.
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What a fun and off the cuff (on-the-cuff?) project which demonstrates the possibilities we create when we take matters into our own hands … er, arms.
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Silly and do-it-yourself, it had the disarming, off-the-cuff, look-what-I-found sense of artistic integrity that is central to the Beastie legacy.
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But lately, they spend most of their time undoing the multiple off-the-cuff pronouncements the President makes only to later reverse himself or not follow through.
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Her response wasn't one that felt off-the-cuff; in fact, her campaign website has long-since featured a similar timeline, comparing her historical feats to Trump's.
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But Biden's off-the-cuff, rough-around-the-edges brand is being seen through a new lens in this presidential primary for the Democratic nomination: his age.
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On Wednesday, President Trump appeared to confirm at least part of his critics' fears, in a revealing, off-the-cuff interview with the conservative website Daily Caller.
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While he occasionally peered down at his notes, Scalise spoke mostly off the cuff and from the heart, causing many of his House colleagues to choke up.
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Other times, it's an off-the-cuff statement — like his recent vow to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea — that inflames an existing geopolitical crisis.
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While I occasionally slip up, I believe that my legislative record reflects my commitment to bipartisanship and civility much more than my flippant, off-the-cuff remark.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is known for his Twitter feed, often posting seemingly off-the-cuff messages or providing commentary on the news of the day.
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Mr. Trump's immigration ban, his calls for border tariffs and his aggressive, off-the-cuff approach to international diplomacy also risk undermining the ebullience in corporate boardrooms.
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Between a string of off-the-cuff tweets and claims about being a "very stable genius," people are questioning whether Trump is mentally fit to be president.
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Securities lawyers have previously said his off-the-cuff comments will likely draw fines from the SEC for the company and exposed Musk to possible criminal charges.
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The off-the-cuff nature of Mr. Trump's outbursts may partly explain why economists have been left aghast by Mr. Trump's tactics to keep jobs at home.
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Zinke made a number of off-the-cuff remarks that insinuated he did not prioritize diversity within the Interior Department, multiple senior administration sources told the network.
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Stories, which are shared with more people than an individual snap would be, are perhaps more selective, but still maintain an off-the-cuff vibe: Lord help us.
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If the evening taught us anything, it's that film actors clearly aren't as confident editing their own scripts -- or speaking off the cuff -- as they like to think.
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Ryan repeatedly steers clear of the issues where he and Trump disagree, and brushes off questions from reporters on Trump's off-the-cuff comments on the campaign trail.
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The campaign is also planning to hire a speechwriter, the Journal reported, a move that would deliver a significant shift from Trump's characteristically off-the-cuff speaking style.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitriy Medvedev has whipped up a storm on Russian social media for an off-the-cuff comment he made to a Russian pensioner last month.
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"While in Port Douglas filming for Real Housewives of Auckland I made an off-camera and off-the cuff inappropriate comment which caused hurt to Michelle," she said.
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As a random human with no personal connection to Musk or his clique, you could still see him found a company in real time, seemingly off-the-cuff.
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Chuck Canterbury, national president of the Fraternal Order of Police, the nation's largest police union, said Trump's "off the cuff comments" are taken "too literally" by news media.
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Now, Musk's off-the-cuff handling of most public appearances has served him well with his fan base; it gives him a kind of authenticity that Cook lacks.
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Like Trump, Baldwin often speaks off the cuff and isn't afraid to be mean or controversial, and has floated around the idea of seeking political office for years.
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In another part of the ceremony, British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, appearing as a presenter, made an apparently off the cuff remark about the size of Asian genitalia.
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Since Stories are supposed to be raw and off-the-cuff, getting to their camera quicker should let people shoot better candids and avoid missing those spontaneous moments.
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The White House later on Wednesday said that the tone of Trump's statement was discussed in advance though the words were picked off the cuff by the president.
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" He went on to say, "If you have to speak off the cuff, you're going to say, 'well, I did it from here, I did it from there.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's signature off-the-cuff speaking style has helped him cultivate a down-to-earth image, but it can also get him into trouble.
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In Trump's seven-month run, Mattis time and again has deftly shifted the tone and message of the president's seemingly never-ending stream of off-the-cuff comments.
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Writer's Block is a semi-regular column about graffiti legends, street bombers, and vandals with a mixture of stories, off-the-cuff interviews, and never-before-seen pictures.
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It works by introducing an idea that is reprehensible to the values of liberal democracy, framing it as an off-the-cuff remark or even as a joke.
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Over the years, he has issued a stream of needlessly cruel and seemingly off-the-cuff insults — both on and off social media — that have inflamed the public.
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One of his most frequent talking points, in speeches and off-the-cuff press appearances, is the need to match military strength with more soft power and diplomacy.
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Trump's heterodoxy often comes from his gut; when he's speaking from a teleprompter, he sounds much more like a typical Republican than when he's speaking off the cuff.
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Scripted speeches are scripted because they're supposed to be more thoughtful and considered than off-the-cuff remarks, and draw on a broader range of topics and emotions.
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Biden has always been known for going off the cuff and saying things that get him into trouble (like when he waxed nostalgic about working with segregationist senators).
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But with some off-the-cuff remarks in the Oval Office, he has thrust his relationship with Moscow back into the debate over the future of his presidency.
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Its presence suggested that the published note was one of many drafts she had carefully constructed with professional help, thus undercutting her attempt to appear off-the-cuff.
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Outside the Mississippi State Supreme Court in downtown on Monday, Brad Feaster, a Republican voter, said he thought the "public hanging" comment was an off-the-cuff mistake.
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He defended that particular text as a late-night, "off-the-cuff" message after "then-candidate Trump" insulted "the immigrant family of a fallen war hero," Humayun Khan.
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None of his fellow contenders for the nomination speaks off the cuff in such gorgeously composed paragraphs (though Cory Booker, Michael Bennet and Marianne Williamson have their moments).
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"The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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After months of criticizing his opponent for using one and getting himself into trouble with his off-the-cuff speeches, the candidate looked chagrined to rely on it.
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" Mr. Netanyahu appeared to postpone any discussion of annexation: "This is no time for off-the-cuff decisions or political dictations, and this is no time for surprises.
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Today's off-the-cuff comment is tomorrow's outrage, and in a world where everyone is a brand, one of the weapons of choice has become the consumer boycott.
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These off-the-cuff tweets from both Trump and Musk often result in damage control — leading to headaches for PR reps from the White House to the Gigafactory.
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But at a rally in Roanoke Monday, he was back to his more typical off-the-cuff and bombastic mode, eschewing a teleprompter and going on endless digressions.
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He has sparred with Republican leaders over his off-the-cuff rhetoric and lagged behind Clinton's campaign organization in both size and fundraising, worrying some of his allies.
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Then the researchers took away the students' notes right before their speech so they had to present from memory or off the cuff to a non-responsive audience.
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Trump eventually backed Article 5 the following month during off-the-cuff remarks at a White House press conference, but his long reluctance to do so worried allies.
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He's good at speaking confidently off the cuff, and his lack of interest in preparation, accuracy, or consistency makes him very unpredictable, which lends drama to the proceedings.
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He will also be more pro-business and anti-regulation, which is why his off-the-cuff remark about the proposed AT&T-Time Warner deal was surprising.
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"I can give a cybersecurity talk off the cuff," Jeanette Manfra, the chief cybersecurity official for the Department of Homeland Security said in the final presentation of the day.
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This is a notable shift for the frontrunner, who almost never reads from a teleprompter and instead prefers to speak freely off the cuff when he gives his speeches.
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The Pope's potentially groundbreaking remarks came, as they often do, in an off-the-cuff response to a question -- and it was not altogether clear exactly what he meant.
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Clinton's shots may not be the effortless, off-the-cuff zingers she intends them to be but at least she — and her team — make sure the punch still lands.
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Mr. Trump regularly makes off-the-cuff comments at events, and the border wall is one of his favorite talking points at rallies, routinely drawing cheers from his supporters.
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Even into his 90s, his off-the-cuff comments could still get him into trouble, such as when he exasperatedly swore at a photographer during an event in 2015.
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DO NOT expect much good to come of Donald Trump's impulsive, off-the-cuff decision to accept an invitation to meet North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Un, "by May".
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The Louisville event will likely feature the bravado and off-the-cuff remarks that characterized his rallies as a candidate and since he won the presidential election in November.
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Many thought that a TelePrompter would be an effective leash for Trump, but the prepared speech he gave on Monday was as wild as his off-the-cuff remarks.
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But now the President-elect is applying the same unorthodox, off-the-cuff style of leadership to sensitive diplomatic procedure and it's causing a storm at home and overseas.
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His performances are legendary: off-the-cuff, spontaneous, sometimes insane, and (naturally) they became an insider calling card of hipness within an informed urban audience both black and white.
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It's taken stars who built their fame in still Instagrams, 6-second Vines and off-the-cuff Snapchat clips, and helped them shoot high-production four-minute YouTube videos.
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Trump made the off-the-cuff comment at a town hall-style event at a country club in Pawleys Island, a day before that state's Republican presidential nominating contest.
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Trump, largely through his tweets and other off-the-cuff pronouncements in the five days since the Charlottesville tragedy, has abdicated that role of moral leader of the country.
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Given the pressure his young presidency is under in Washington, analysts have praised famously off-the-cuff Trump's careful sticking to script so far on his maiden overseas tour.
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There are always people getting anxious about the president's off-the-cuff comments, like the calm before the storm line [or how] drug companies [are] getting away with murder.
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For Bolton, these frequent informal meetings with his new boss could leave him with even less time to formulate policy to match Trump's agenda and off the cuff remarks.
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Even into his 90s, his off-the-cuff remarks could still get him into trouble, such as when he exasperatedly swore at a photographer at an event in 2015.
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Becker is equally humanizing; his portraits can be amusing and off the cuff (tattoos and breasts included), and he has a gift for making the densest decoration look fresh.
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Mr. Trump's comment sounded like an off-the-cuff line, and he has been known to float falsehoods frequently in his stump speech, often in riffs of his own.
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The President argued that accused terrorists do not deserve legal protections granted to others -- but there were signs the White House was acting off the cuff without deep forethought.
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The special danger of comments like these — however off the cuff they may sound — is that they embolden Mr. Trump's many followers to feel, and act, the same way.
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The president said in off-the-cuff remarks Tuesday that there were "very fine people on both sides" of the violent demonstration in the Virginia college town last weekend.
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Brennan also said Trump needs to be mindful about his off-the-cuff remarks once he assumes the presidency, alluding to Trump's penchant for making broad pronouncements on Twitter.
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About an hour later, during another set of off-the-cuff Oval Office remarks, he said the final word would come over the weekend, or Monday at the latest.
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Boehner's off-the-cuff remarks didn't sit well with leaders of the House Freedom Caucus, the band of conservative rabble-rousers who pushed him out of office last October.
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Because it's focused on speed, there are no filters or augmented reality masks, just drawing and text overlays for off-the-cuff commentary on what's going on around you.
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Our reconstruction shows that Mr. Trump's cancellation of his plan to bring the Taliban to Camp David was more nuanced — and as off the cuff as the idea itself.
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But then Trump repeated his initial remarks in an off-the-cuff press conference Tuesday that was supposed to be about the very business of business — his infrastructure plans.
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For Trump, his outsider status and off-the-cuff style won't be enough to sway the scores of skeptical undecided and moderate voters who are necessary to secure victory.
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Trump, who relishes revving up crowds with off-the-cuff remarks, drew criticism for comments insulting women, Muslims and Mexican immigrants during the primary campaign for the Republican nomination.
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Cracks are starting to appear in the transatlantic relationship, with political analysts concerned that his "off-the-cuff" and "impulsive" leadership style could make matters worse over the coming days.
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"I always have concerns, but I did not take Spicer's comments to be as ominous as everyone else did ... it seemed to be an off-the-cuff comment," Eisenberg said.
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Garner made the decision to legally change his middle name to Yorkshire Tea in August, after his friend made an off-the-cuff remark about his zest for the brand.
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If you don't, he'll speak totally off the cuff — and, inevitably, return to his favorite topics (like how many people he beat in the primary) even when they're totally irrelevant.
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People only post the highlights of their life on Instagram, so today the app adds its own version of "Stories" to poach goofy, off-the-cuff, everyday content from Snapchat.
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He made the comments during an impassioned off-the-cuff speech after watching a preview of a BBC documentary about runners with mental health problems training for the London Marathon.
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And probably the best talent those writers have is making events and comments sound truly off the cuff and natural even when they are really completely planned and strategically weighed.
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And he is adaptable in the face of infirmity: after reading the wrong speech at the opening of parliament last year he has taken to speaking off the cuff instead.
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But it's nine years of stuff written largely off the cuff as ephemera, if trolls scrutinizing it for ammunition is the new normal, this seems like a "why not?" move.
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DONALD TRUMP won few friends with his off-the-cuff remarks on August 265th, when he addressed recent violence between white supremacists and left-wing counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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And yes, this is a classic example of Trump leaning into criticism and refusing to ever even consider apologizing or pulling back from something he said off-the-cuff. 2.
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For at least an initial set of questions, Mueller's team agreed that Trump could answer in written form, rather than orally — minimizing the chances for an off-the-cuff misstatement.
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Trump's blunt tweet thrusts the typically off-the-cuff President -- who cast himself as America's greatest deal-maker during the 2016 campaign -- into the perilously sensitive arena of international diplomacy.
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Rather than work off the cuff, Rubino says he likes to map out and plan his projects ahead of time—though he admits it hasn't necessarily always been that way.
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That interferes with the more casual, off-the-cuff, goofy, personal style of content people typically post to Stories, which they might not want their boss or family to see.
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In the days following the incident, President Donald Trump made a series of remarks -- some off the cuff -- that were strongly rebuked by politicians from both sides of the aisle.
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"That aroused [Jones's] suspicion, which he expressed off-the-cuff in the passionate, hyperbolic, over-the-top style that is characteristic of his radio show and videos," the brief said.
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The longtime ally said the key for Bill Clinton is to embrace his secondary role in the campaign by avoiding off-the-cuff interviews and limiting question-and-answer sessions.
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He invites audience members to suggest topics that they would like to see satirized — from politics to sports to celebrities — and addresses the submissions onstage with off-the-cuff commentary.
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The uproar over Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff remark came as his campaign has been faced with a series of public opinion surveys showing him quickly losing ground to Mrs.
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Attention will be focused on whether Trump, known for his off-the-cuff remarks and incendiary tweets, will follow the rules of an institution known for its courtesy and tradition.
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Wojnarowicz used the audio diary to record his thoughts as they happened, and the transcripts have an off-the-cuff immediacy that is hard to find in the Whitney show.
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Those prosecutors said Shkreli's off-the-cuff remarks, made against the desperate wishes of his lawyers, "risks tainting the jury," according to a motion filed in Brooklyn, NY, federal court.
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The president's campaign rallies are often unpredictable events, with the president liable to go off script, make news with off-the-cuff remarks or weigh in on seemingly unrelated topics.
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That's my favorite part when there's questions from the audience that I can respond to off the cuff, but for some reason, I don't feel that way about social media.
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I'm so transfixed by Colbert's off-the-cuff rapping that I cannot fully analyze the argument, but I definitely felt convinced, by the end, that Chance owed Tolkein a nod.
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Still limited by Trump Even so, some officials say Trump's own off-the-cuff remarks in recent weeks have undermined Pence's image as a commanding leader of the task force.
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In an election season some say was ruled by sound bites — "Nasty Woman" and "Bad Hombres" — any enterprising observer could turn off-the-cuff utterances into words of marketable protest.
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There was new fallout from his off-the-cuff comments on violence in Charlottesville, Va. A group of U.N. experts condemned his reaction, saying it could set a precedent elsewhere.
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Mr. Dietl, who gravitates toward the off the cuff, told of going to court to try to correct a voter registration error that had left him without a party affiliation.
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President Donald Trump made his mark on yet another NATO summit in London, England on Tuesday with a series of wild, off-the-cuff comments in meetings with world leaders.
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But in the end, they were still taken aback when Trump spoke off the cuff at their news conference on the sensitive issues of settlements and a future Palestinian state.
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As Trump campaigns daily for Republicans in the election's final stretch, he has filled his public appearances with off-the-cuff policy proposals and rhetoric designed to stoke fear of immigrants.
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And because the president's fixations drive his off-the-cuff statements, which in turn drive the news cycle, the crisis has the potential to feed on itself for a long time.
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An off the cuff visit to a dermatologist turned fortuitous for Kari Cummins, 35, who just wanted to check in after having used tanning beds in her 20s and early 30s.
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Reverting back to the days of his insurgent bid for the Republican nomination, he knocked over the teleprompters beside him on stage and went back to his off-the-cuff style.
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During her appearance, the mother of two somehow found herself on the topic of — wait for it — anal worms, and PEOPLE has your exclusive look at the off-the-cuff moment.
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But unfortunately that ignores the fact that Stories were originally invented for broadcasting off-the-cuff moments that disappear so you DON'T have to worry about their impact on your reputation.
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Trump's VP search enters frenzied phase And in between lies former Newt Gingrich, the scrappy former House speaker esteemed for his political acumen and beloved for his off-the-cuff style.
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The last few days have seen a flurry of gaffes, walk-backs, vague, sometimes conflicting statements and off-the-cuff policy making by President Donald Trump himself, Tillerson, Haley and Spicer.
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Prior to the wedding, Samantha allegedly staged paparazzi photos for their father and made off-the-cuff remarks to Piers Morgan suggesting that Harry would be better off marrying someone else.
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Click on to see photos from the occasion — complete with vibrant saris, mesmerizing henna designs, and off-the-cuff dancing — as Sani gives us the low-down about the Indian traditions.
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That trade skepticism is Trump's only long-standing policy position also means that his comments on trade are taken more seriously than his more off-the-cuff statements and (especially) tweets.
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McConnell — not known for off-the-cuff chats with reporters — took a victory lap off the Senate floor to tout his party's chances and take a final parting shot at Blankenship.
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"Africa is not on the US agenda," He said, before taking a swipe at the US president's reported off-the-cuff remarks early this year when discussing immigration policy with lawmakers.
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But then there have been equally amazing sketches that have been fun to perform and execute, that have been really off-the-cuff, and flying by the seat of our pants.
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President Trump has also signaled his support for the practice, albeit in an off-the-cuff remark where it was not quite clear he understood what he was being asked about.
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The current beneficiary of this evergreen phenomenon is Einer Bankz, who has parlayed his ukulele skills into off-the-cuff collaborations with Chance the Rapper, Trippie Redd and YG, among others.
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This media hysteria began, as it often does, with an apparently off-the-cuff quote, in this case from an interview with Indra Nooyi, chief executive of PepsiCo, on a Jan.
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But even if they were off the cuff, the previous ZTE case shows Mr. Trump's willingness to intervene in a sanctions case to ease tensions with China for unrelated policy reasons.
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In off-the-cuff comments that were quickly leaked to the news media, Ms. Sadler assessed Mr. McCain's opposition to Mr. Trump's nominee for C.I.A. director: "It doesn't matter," she said.
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Instagram places the emphasis on visuals — photos, GIFs, videos — but the difference between it and, say, TikTok, is that it doesn't necessarily depend on off-the-cuff, in-the-moment material.
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"The president's off-the-cuff comments on policing are sometimes taken all too literally by the media and professional police critics," said Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of Police.
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After tennis great Maria Sharapova announced her retirement Wednesday, 17-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic honored the Russian star with an off-the-cuff tribute at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
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There were only a couple of off-the-cuff remarks about what a winner he is, and only one sort of strange moment, when he was talking about Air Force One.
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The 70-year-old former reality TV star has never run for office before and his habit of making off-the-cuff insults has alarmed many in the Republican Party establishment.
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In Saudi Arabia there is no evidence of any kind that the crown prince uttered an off-the-cuff comment that set a plot against the Washington Post columnist in motion.
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While Trump's speech echoed previous U.S presidents and was traditional in tone, a brasher president spoke in a more off-the-cuff manner at a press conference earlier in the day.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio recently upset some homeless people and advocates with off-the-cuff remarks that included calling people begging for money on the street charlatans pretending to be homeless.
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It seemed to fuse his volatile, off-the-cuff political style with a more traditional brand of political discourse that puts reasoned arguments before voters as they make their choice for President.
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Although Chappelle's "monologue wasn't that good at dress [rehearsal]" and he didn't seem "especially happy," according to guest writer Neal Brennan, he went completely "off-the-cuff" when he took the stage.
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The strongest reactions to Reddit's standing policy of not policing hate speech, for instance, have stemmed from CEO Steve Huffman's half-baked, off-the-cuff explanations to other users on the site.
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They're prone to off-the-cuff rants that seem less like something a real person would say and more like something an overeager student would whip up for an intro screenwriting course.
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On Thursday, Mr. West, 40, confirmed the whispers in his trademark off-the-cuff fashion, posting on Twitter, "my album is 7 songs," followed two minutes later by a date: June 1.
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The debates, which start in late September, give Trump a crucial chance to prove his policy chops in a general election embodied more by his off-the-cuff comments than his solutions.
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Republicans say Trump's self-control directly affects poll numbers During the primaries, Trump always spoke off the cuff in his speeches and regularly mocked Clinton for using a Teleprompter in her speeches.
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He sent dozens of tweets during the debate, but largely avoided the off-the-cuff commentary like the comments about a former Miss Universe that had his campaign playing defense last week.
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Speaking off-the-cuff at one of his golf clubs, he chided North Korea for its threats, pledging to meet further provocations "with fire and fury like the world has never seen".
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A shaky, off-the-cuff video from a friend can be tough to watch in the feed, particularly if it's longer than the 15 second clips people now add to their Stories.
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"The President's off the cuff comments on policing are sometimes taken all too literally by the media and professional police critics," the union's president, Chuck Canterburry, told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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At a press conference on Tuesday, White House national security adviser H.R. McMaster told reporters that Trump disclosed the intel off the cuff without being briefed on where it had come from.
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But perhaps the most telling part of Trump's off-the-cuff space comments was his apparent awe at the idea of SpaceX landing rockets back on Earth after flying them to space.
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"Because it was called off the cuff it looks panicked, but all people will see from the news are the clips which show him looking very measured and relaxed," Ruparel told Reuters.
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Especially when they are as cuttingly plain-spoken and incisive via off the cuff and/or brilliantly planted commentary by this kid's mother, stealing her own adorable little moment in the spotlight.
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For the last five or so years, these seemingly off the cuff streams of consciousness from West have permeated through his career, both advancing and challenging our understanding of who he is.
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The album's infamously rushed recording is no excuse; the entire artistic statement of Yeezus is contained in its gulf between slap-dash yet innovative production and off-the-cuff, crude lyrical content.
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Both Kelly's Santa and blackface comments came in off-the-cuff remarks in what seemed planned as "light" segments about holidays and celebrations — the sort of things that aren't considered weighty news.
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A lot of people believe in the South African-born entrepreneur's genius and admire his off-the-cuff nature, and so they're willing to give him leeway where they wouldn't other executives.
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He has been known to tap out his messages off the cuff and not have them vetted, with a "watch this" expression, according to two people who have seen him do it.
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It may make us numb, for example, to the pain of separating immigrant children from their parents Just to be clear: Trump's off-the-cuff remarks may not immediately lead to violence.
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He speaks bluntly, off the cuff, with a disregard for the facts, and every wave of outrage is just another chance for him to demonstrate how much of an outsider he is.
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In a speech on Tuesday, the authoritarian Mr. Hun Sen, who is known for making off-the-cuff pronouncements that have the force of law, ordered the group to leave the country.
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With encouragement from one of her managers, she took up rapping, and has released a pair of mixtapes that mold her off-the-cuff verve and improvised bon mots into something stickier.
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His chaotic, divisive presidency has been a boon for late-night hosts and "Saturday Night Live" impersonators, who can respond to it off the cuff and in something close to real time.
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And top publicans may choose "not to report these numbers," says Dan Morgan, senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust Company, "as they are 'off the cuff' estimates buried in an analyst report."
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But if the Like hiding works and eventually becomes standard, it could help Facebook get back to the off-the-cuff sharing that made it a hit at colleges so long ago.
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Johnson reportedly asked Trump to pull out of a scheduled interview with broadcaster Piers Morgan, amid fears he would make a off-the-cuff remark which could derail the Tory election campaign.
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A lot of times, politicians try to sound off-the-cuff but it's actually very, very studied ... in his case, if he planned to drop the F-bomb you coulda fooled us.
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But I'm also in the position to make decisions off the cuff to fly home and cook a massive crab dinner for 40 friends, or go to New Orleans for a food reccy.
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On multiple occasions, Trump has frustrated and confused Republicans on the Hill with unexpected -- and sometimes even seemingly off-the-cuff -- public comments about both the status and goal of rolling back Obamacare.
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CEO Elon Musk has been praised, vilified, and penalized by the SEC for his irreverent and seemingly off-the-cuff approach to running an automaker, epitomized by his tweets that have moved markets.
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I assume the king thought about his royal decrees prior to "Dragonstone's" meeting of lords and ladies — it's not like he showed up to riff off the cuff like other real-life leaders.
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While Leandra has gradually become a sage of truth-telling and all things elegantly off-the-cuff, I still faithfully rely on her for stirring up new ways to wear my favorite things.
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Any CIA agent requests for "data subject to exceptional handling requirements" must be related to the agency's "authorized intelligence activities," meaning folks at the agency can't just ask for stuff off the cuff.
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Trump has made a campaign despite his propensity for being crass, arrogant, and entirely off the cuff, appealing along the way to the worst human tendencies, sexism and misogyny not least among them.
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"When you're on the stage, you can't be like, you know, f—— around on the stage," the boy explained to the expectant parents, who took the off-the-cuff moment totally in stride.
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Jackman copped to the childhood obsession Thursday at the G'Day USA Los Angeles Gala, where he closed the show with a two-song medley and some off-the-cuff patter about his idol.
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Given the yawn with which the press mostly greeted Trump baselessly speculating today why the president hadn't been accused of sexual assault, this off-the-cuff remark will probably not be among them.
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There are no details on just how involved the employees get (is there actual planning or is this impromptu imagery?), but with snaps like this, we're guessing they're not taken off the cuff.
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Reeling off a skittering concoction of singsong rhymes in his signature geeked-up hazy tone and soul-inflected pop melodies, Towkio seems to lean into his bars with an off-the-cuff swagger.
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The meeting between the off-the-cuff President and the prime minister who leads one of the world's fastest growing economies could have been filled with contentious issues, but publicly that wasn't evident.
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"We have different cultures and religions, but we are brothers and we want to live in peace," Francis said in his homily, delivered off-the-cuff in the windy courtyard of the center.
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The pope's comments were made during an assembly of leaders of women's religious orders and were consistent with his style: a seemingly off-the-cuff remark that opened a broad horizon of possibilities.
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Writer's Block is a semi-regular column that zeroes in on graffiti legends, street bombers, and modern-day vandals with a mixture of stories, off-the-cuff interviews, and never-before-seen pictures.
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It seems showgowers were also taken aback by the unconventional footwear on display — not only by their immediate reactions on social media, but by the unfiltered, off-the-cuff expressions on their faces.
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In many ways, the convention's formality was an awkward fit for Mr. Trump, who soared in the primaries by energizing voters at freewheeling rallies with his off-the-cuff and frequently entertaining remarks.
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Just as the endless stream of name-calling and off-the-cuff remarks from the president has served to numb us to their content, so too has the elaborate stream of obfuscating outfits.
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BISMARCK, N.D. — Representative Kevin Cramer of North Dakota has repeatedly made headlines this year in his race against Senator Heidi Heitkamp because of off-the-cuff comments that range from inflammatory to indelicate.
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Barstool&aposs personalities, including Portnoy, are known for making brash, off-the-cuff remarks, and the company has been accused of creating a culture of cyberbullying and online harassment, The Daily Beast reported.
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Trump&aposs apparently off-the-cuff announcement came after administration officials had insisted they could not reveal any more information about the threat they believe Soleimani posed because it would compromise "sensitive" intelligence.
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It was that interview which Musk has said prompted his "off-the-cuff" tweets, in which he questioned Unsworth's role in the cave rescue and called him a "pedo guy," with no evidence.
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Packed with the kind of off-the-cuff bravado that dominated even his earliest releases, the rapper presents even the most mundane observations as novel insights couched in clever wordplay and rhythmic cadence.
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Gregory — who died of heart failure on Saturday, August 18, at the age of 84 after a decades-long career in comedy — was known for his off-the-cuff, no-holds-barred humor.
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Hoffman tells TechCrunch that he's emboldened by the off-the-cuff nature of the beta community, which he believes proves the app is compelling even before lots of creative and funny video makers join.
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"His (Boehner's) off-the-cuff comments this morning were about a hypothetical scenario in which none of the current candidates are able to secure the nomination at the convention," the spokesman, Dave Schnittger, said.
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So this was just a platform where I was in a more formal setting for that to happen versus how it normally happens, which is kind of off the cuff, or haphazard, or random.
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" Trump criticized the prosecutors in harsh terms in his off-the-cuff remarks on Wednesday, contrasting the high end of their recommended sentence for Stone to those doled out to "murderers and drug addicts.
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It's difficult to know how many of these statements and positions, many of them unscripted and off-the-cuff, will be translated into policy, or make it into law, even with a Republican Congress.
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But for Republicans worried about the damage Trump could do at the top of the ticket with off-the-cuff or controversial quotes, Democrats, including presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, gave a harsh reminder.
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Ellis runs a no-nonsense courtroom, admonishing lawyers to keep their arguments brief, but he's also known for off-the-cuff jokes and digressions about his years as a lawyer and as a judge.
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Milley will also have to provide clear military advice to a president who has never served in the armed forces and whose off-the-cuff remarks sometimes make a tumultuous world even less stable.
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As well as planned puzzles in intricate dungeons, it has the tools to offer off-the-cuff moments of ingenuity put together by a creative player, or unscripted surprises in a wild-feeling world.
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According to the source, the aides expect Trump to be a more polished, reserved candidate than the boisterous and off-the-cuff candidate that has been seen across the country on the campaign's trail.
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President Donald Trump showed during last week's Group of 20 meeting in Osaka, Japan what he meant by repeated off-the-cuff remarks that he wanted to build good relations with Russia and China.
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Kanye West visited the White House to discuss prison reform (and, honestly, who knows what else) on Thursday and unleashed a rant so bizarre it rivaled Trump's off-the-cuff conversation with Olivia Nuzzi.
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Trump has mocked her for taking time off of the campaign trail for debate practice, and has brushed off suggestions that he should prepare extensively, claiming he performs best when speaking off-the-cuff.
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But given the President's off-the-cuff speaking style and willingness to hold forth on subjects in which he seems to lack a deep grounding, it's unlikely he has committed his last historical gaffe.
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A large part of Trump's off-the-cuff remarks on Saturday were not related to the work of the CIA, at times sounding more like a campaign rally than an address to intelligence professionals.
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Facebook's goal here is to get you to share silly, off-the-cuff creations that might be a little too funky to fit in the News Feed where your family and coworkers might lurk.
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Executives didn't want a repeat of Zuckerberg's ignominious performance after the 2016 election when, mostly off the cuff, he had proclaimed it "a pretty crazy idea" to think fake news had affected the result.
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But a Boehner spokesman told NBC his remarks were "off-the-cuff" and related to "a hypothetical scenario in which none of the current candidates are able to secure the nomination at the convention."
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It's bold new world for trading where stocks can plunge instantly from an off-the-cuff tweet from the President or shares can surge because Kim Kardashian appeared on Instagram wearing a certain brand.
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Given his apparent flippant disregard for serious political-artistic debate outside the commercial gallery system, it can be difficult to tell how much he's satirizing or covering up with his off-the-cuff opinions.
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After a press conference filled with off-the-cuff and sometimes bizarre... Samsung Electronics has published its full second-quarter earnings, confirming earlier guidance that indicated the company's strongest profits in over two years.
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Donald Glover is too talented to get away with off-the-cuff spontaneity now: his falsetto is too soulful, his songwriting is too natural, his jokes are too funny, his smile is too disarming.
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A few days into the trip, en route from China to Vietnam, he walked to the rear of Air Force One, where the press corps was sitting, to deliver some off-the-cuff remarks.
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His off-the-cuff claims that both China and the European Union are manipulating their currency, dropped in his Reuters interview in contradiction to findings from the Treasury Department, only added to the chaos.
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But the rest of her rapping on the album feels overworked, particularly against the current wave of deconstruction in hip-hop, which favors off-the-cuff interjections rather than metaphors and conventional rhyme schemes.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's signature off-the-cuff speaking style has helped him cultivate a down-to-earth image, but his frequent gaffes have raised some questions about his viability as a candidate.
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Trump has made North Korea and its ongoing pursuit of nuclear weapons his "bumper sticker" foreign policy, Kazianis says, however his tough rhetoric and off-the-cuff threats have rattled US allies in Asia.
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What else to watch for For off the cuff remarks that could make news, keep an ear open Thursday during his meeting with the Central American Bishops at the St. Francis of Assisi Church.
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Kelly's comment came as the officials deliberated on the future of the US effort in Syria, following Trump's off-the-cuff comments saying he was determined to get US troops out of the country.
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Mattis, known for his focus on precision and accuracy, is navigating a relationship with a President known not only for his misrepresentations and off-the-cuff exaggerations, but for his annoyance at being managed.
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In conversations over the past two weeks, some of the President's advisers have told him that simply tweeting and speaking off-the-cuff wouldn't alone suffice in convincing Americans a border wall is necessary.
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Mr. Trump's plan to review their clearances appeared to be an off-the-cuff idea — announced just after Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, suggested it to him — rather than a carefully considered proposal.
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What followed was a seemingly off-the-cuff 10-minute monologue by Representative Hakeem Jeffries of Brooklyn, who outlined a blueprint to win back the House for a Democratic Party desperate for fresh faces.
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Because this is an ad, it's professionally done and well-considered in its language — it's not an off-the-cuff remark or full of anything so crazy that it will make lifelong Republicans cringe.
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Francis made his off-the-cuff comments on abortion, some of his toughest to date, in an address to tens of thousands of people gathered in St. Peter's Square for his weekly general audience.
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Jo Ellison of the FT describes what has changed as women become more comfortable calling out sexual misconduct: The off-the-cuff remarks, the "handsy" office politics, the clubbable sexism are all being noted.
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But his words and actions often get him into trouble — as they did in 2018 when his off-the-cuff tweet about taking Tesla private sparked federal probes and earned him a Twitter babysitter.
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"He comes across as brash and very off-the-cuff, but he's a down-to-earth genuine guy and he does care about Montauk, his family and the kids in the community," he said.
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" At one point, Trump turned toward the crowd and leaned into his off-the-cuff attack lines against a slew of political rivals, saying he refused to "bow or bend to the Washington swamp.
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During the campaign and since his election, Trump had made several seemingly off-the-cuff references in tweets and public remarks to the horrible treatment of the North Korean people under the Kim regime.
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Furthermore, it's not what Biden says in prepared remarks that's problematic, it's what he says off the cuff and under pressure that to me reveal an antiquated view on racial matters and racial sensitivities.
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President Donald Trump made his mark on yet another North Atlantic Treaty Association (NATO) summit in London, England on Tuesday with a series of wild, off-the-cuff comments in meetings with world leaders.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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Musk said that an insult he lobbed at a British diver on social media in 2018 "was very much an off-the-cuff response" to what he perceived to be a slight against him.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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If you have a habit of speaking freely and off the cuff, you could find this a challenging time when you're nudged to think and pause before speaking as your words carry more weight.
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But the press pool that travels with Mr. Trump arranged to have an extra person monitoring him as he departed the White House, just in case he couldn't resist delivering something off the cuff.
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It was notable, for instance, that Spicer read his statement word for word rather than speaking off the cuff and also brought visual aids, suggesting that this was pretty carefully planned behind the scenes.
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It's difficult to know how many of these statements and positions, many of them unscripted and off-the-cuff, will be translated into policy, or make it into law, even with a Republican congress.
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While he has always formally maintained the Catholic doctrinal line that homosexual behavior is a sin, some of his more off-the-cuff remarks to journalists have suggested a personal reticence to render judgment.
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The visit comes at a time when cracks are widening in the trans-Atlantic relationship, with political analysts concerned his "off-the-cuff" and "impulsive" leadership style could make matters worse over the coming days.
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But it's not only Wall Street that's interested in what he has to say; brands may also be on the lookout for off-the-cuff comments in real life, as well as on social media.
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And by the way, people should remember as you watch him, he&aposs not reading off of some staff-driven memo, he is talking off the cuff because he actually knows all of this stuff.
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Her interview took place as Biden remains under scrutiny for his present-day actions and comments toward women, including jokes about protecting young girls from potential suitors and off-the-cuff comments about women's looks.
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Defense Secretary once again walked a fine line in response to a question about President Donald Trump's comments, carefully distancing himself from an off-the-cuff remark to bring " fire and fury" to North Korea.
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The move is genuinely shocking for Cardi: she grew a huge fanbase on the social media site, developing her public persona through viral videos and by coining off-the-cuff, often hilarious catchphrases and mantras.
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Trump leaves impeachment for another day Trump's lengthy address included no mention — either planned or off-the-cuff — of the elephant in the room, namely his impeachment and expected acquittal by the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Though the 71-year-old often veered off script and made off-the-cuff jokes during his 90 minute speech, he was tough-as-nails when speaking about his war on drugs, crime and corruption.
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The Clinton campaign will also begin airing a new ad Monday that sharply criticizes Trump by using his own words against him, suggesting that his off-the-cuff style could lead to conflict and war.
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I could see the app being useful if you need to take some quick off-the-cuff measurements, but I don't think I'd feel comfortable using it for anything I needed a precise measurement for.
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And I know that these off-the-cuff opinions like this, when somebody sits down and starts looking at the law as I was just doing, he may very well go in the other direction.
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When it started testing a prototype called Favorites in June 2017 it worked with feed posts too, but Instagram decided the off the cuff posts wouldn't fit right next to your more widely broadcasted highlights.
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It's a boon for celebrities, too: As with the "off the cuff" anecdotes told on late-night shows, stars can use their Lip Sync Battle appearances to boost their image by making themselves seem relatable.
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Trump has been unnerving Wall Streeters with his unpredicatability and off-the-cuff remarks, but analysts say the financial community — and markets — would ultimately back a Trump run, particularly if it is against Bernie Sanders.
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While speaking on stage at Discovery Upfronts in New York City on Wednesday to discuss their new channel, which will replace DIY Network in 2020, the Fixer Upper stars played their announcement off the cuff.
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"The governor has demonstrated he has a penchant for talking off the cuff, not being concerned with the facts of his statements and saying things that simply are hurtful and inappropriate," said Farmer, the Democrat.
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Several lawmakers in the room said they interpreted Trump's off-the-cuff remarks to mean that he was supporting McCarthy, the No. 2 GOP leader, to succeed Ryan as Speaker of the House next year.
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He is the individual most likely to come up with something off the cuff in a regimented Leicester City team whose fighting spirit has carried it to within one win of the Premier League title.
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But an examination of recent British defense initiatives shows that far from being an off-the-cuff play, a base in Asia would be a logical extension of moves made over the last few years.
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This strategy was crucial for boosting his visibility then, but it also resulted in a whole lot of ugly off-the-cuff statements that Hillary Clinton's campaign is now using against him to great effect.
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"Elephant Turner" is a good example of that; a sort of off-the-cuff, late night jam in the studio that ended up being one of our favorite songs from the record to play live.
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It was just an off-the-cuff conversation and wasn't trying to be profound but he was saying that people move into these neighborhoods because they're kind of scary, then they want to change it.
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Or do you acknowledge the obvious: that Trump's steady deluge of off-the-cuff (or just undercooked) comments seem to confirm the theory that he doesn't actually care about any of the policies he's proposing?
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In addition to running the magazine, which frequently features his own images, Alegre continues to work as a roaming photographer, shooting fashion editorials and artful still lifes with seemingly off-the-cuff but immaculate style.
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Speaking off the cuff, Trump began remarks by falsely claiming that the investigations into him predated his presidency, called the Russia investigation "bullshit," and mocked a Purple Heart recipient who testified during the impeachment trial.
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The Daily Show's Trevor Noah has run some truly awesome deep-dive segments, monologues, and off-the-cuff chats on legendary black leaders like Nelson Mandela, Winnie Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr., and Aretha Franklin.
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As for myself, it's Wednesday, and on Wednesdays, in addition to recipes, I generally offer you something in the way of cooking without a recipe: a simple narrative prompt to cook off the cuff, improvisationally.
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On Monday, he condemned (reading from prepared remarks) white supremacist groups, and on Tuesday spoke off the cuff at a press gathering at Trump Tower, reasserting that he believed there was "blame on both sides."
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"We are facing very challenging times," he said in off-the-cuff remarks to dozens of staff members gathered in the lobby, citing global terrorism and refugees as two of the major problems in the world.
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But Mr. Trump's breezy suggestions of acquiescence to the French point of view — on climate change, for instance — turned out to be no more substantive than the off-the-cuff way in which they were delivered.
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"He made a very brief statement, I suspect it was off the cuff," Cortes said, despite the fact that the president spoke more than 12 hours after white supremacists first descended on Charlottesville on Friday night.
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It's the Hollywood equivalent of getting together with your friends after school to make up a dance routine, or performing an off-the-cuff but extremely important play with your siblings in front of your parents.
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Brown says in "My Life, Our Time" that he was unable to read a speech at an appearance that morning and instead spoke off the cuff before seeking emergency treatment at London&aposs Moorfields Eye Hospital.
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"It's always convenient for politicians to take credit for job creation announcements, but no CEO of a Fortune 500 company is going to respond to sort of off-the-cuff policy considerations," says Hicks, the economist.
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A three-star commander is on the front line of one of the worst natural disasters to hit millions of Americans, speaking bluntly off-the-cuff, without White House spin-meisters in control of his answers.
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But to the typical observer, it's the Francis position that looks more like the church's real teaching (He is the pope, after all), even if it's delivered off the cuff or in footnotes or through surrogates.
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While his often erudite speeches are laced with literary references that show off his elite education, he has a tendency to use dismissive words in off-the-cuff comments that critics say make him sound arrogant.
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While Trump's election campaign calls for tax cuts and more infrastructure spending have boosted U.S. shares and the dollar, his protectionist statements and a flurry of off-the-cuff Tweets have kept many investors on edge.
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Maybe you've already answered the question on the résumé, but now you are being quizzed to see if you were exaggerating or claiming something in writing that you can't back up with "off the cuff" answers.
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Facts and Figures When every news cycle brings a fresh opportunity for an off-the-cuff civics lesson, it's useful to have funny, factual books about the United States close at hand to ground the discussions.
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In a time when a presidential tweet or off-the-cuff comment can dominate an entire week's news cycle, five weeks is an eternity to keep the focus on marginal changes to the country's gun laws.
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The move signaled that its almost off-the-cuff decision to bring hundreds of terrorism suspects to Cuba — claiming it could hold them in indefinite wartime detention without trial — was hardening into a long-term policy.
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Switching between the teleprompter and off-the-cuff remarks, Trump touted a strong economy, the assassination of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and his new deal with the Taliban to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.
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The president's apparently off-the-cuff phrasing was flippant and resultant reports cast his willingness to meet with dictators as a mercenary failure to prioritize democracy and human rights, an inappropriately personal boast, or even trolling.
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Big names across the sports world took the time to honor the 32-year-old for her accomplished tennis career, but Novak Djokovic's off-the-cuff tribute to Sharapova was a bit different from the rest.
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In the news conference Saturday after the Group of 7 meeting in Sicily, he spoke fluently and off-the-cuff on topics like Libya and African development, without Mr. Hollande's customary hems, haws and little smiles.
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Paul was blamed, in article after article, citing "unnamed campaign officials," for everything from Trump's precipitous drop in the polls, his off-the-cuff remarks, to Trump's gross miscalculations, like publicly attacking the "Gold Star" family.
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At his rally on Wednesday night, Mr. Trump was speaking off the cuff to supporters as he called out Democrats like Ms. Dingell, who had voted in favor of the two articles of impeachment against him.
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In off-the-cuff remarks, he teased his incoming chief of staff, Reince Priebus, for having a difficult-to-pronounce name, and chided fund-raisers who did not contribute to his campaign until after he won.
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Scott Walker's trouble with off-the-cuff answers made it fairly clear that he wasn't the right candidate for 2016, Rand Paul is too much of a wild card, and clearly no one likes Ted Cruz.
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Trump's speech, uncharacteristically read out from a teleprompter, seemed aimed at showing a more serious side of a politician who has said he intends to act more "presidential" after months of speaking mainly off the cuff.
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"I measure a president's sensitivity to the rule of law by his actions, not his off-the-cuff comments, tweets or statements," huffed one of his most shameless defenders, Leonard Leo of the Federalist Society, this week.
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Read Trump's full speech The decision is a departure from how Trump tackled speeches during the campaign, when he either delivered off-the-cuff remarks or relied on text prepared by his senior policy adviser, Stephen Miller.
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"I think kids are doing it because they want to make a joke out of how [people] are trying to find solutions that are [off the cuff]," says Ethan Druck, a 16-year-old from Garland, Texas.
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This political leader has an instantly recognizable mop of blond hair, doesn't shy away from the limelight, has been embroiled in several scandals and is known for his off-the-cuff, unfiltered and often highly charged comments.
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" Secret Service spoke to Trump campaign about 2nd Amendment comment Yet the Oak Island resident defended Trump's comment on Wednesday, saying the real estate mogul had "a very unique personality" and often made jokes "off the cuff.
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It takes a good deal of dexterity, but arcing in tight round kicks that look like they are coming from a completely different direction is a tremendous means to pick up some easy, off-the-cuff knockouts.
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The outspoken exec was given an emoji, which appears alongside the hashtag #TweetJohn, to celebrate the launch of the Uncarrier initiative three years ago as well as to tout his prickly, off-the-cuff social media presence.
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They try to avoid off-the-cuff remarks that cause impromptu repricing, preferring to hew close to their job of representing the views of the Fed's rate-setting committee and avoiding disclosing much about their personal opinions.
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Combined with their easy-to-make, point-of-view, off-the-cuff nature, vertical videos are better consumed by following lots of creators in a fast-moving feed than through more cautious channel subscriptions like on YouTube.
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Not only is their rhetoric a perfect encapsulation of today's polarized political climate, but it also represents the sort of smash-mouth, off-the-cuff style of politicking that's fueled both politicians' popularity amongst their respective bases.
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Clinton, who is often criticized as overly scripted, her relaxed, off-the-cuff exchanges at these private events also revealed a side that she has struggled to show voters under the intense glare of a presidential race.
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It's not clear where that estimate came from — it appears to have come from contractors working with unaccompanied-child shelters, and it's not clear whether the contractors formally estimated the number or were speaking off the cuff.
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This weekend, at a Milwaukee Bucks basketball game, lifelong Wisconsinite Jamie Kiesl rattled off 27 cheeses in 30 seconds right off the cuff, from the unmissable classics like string and cottage cheese to Havarti, Muenster, and mascarpone.
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"I hope the choice of voting tomorrow will throw, thrust away the military government and bring us back to constitutionality," said a frail looking Mugabe, in a rambling off the cuff speech that lasted almost an hour.
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The off-the-cuff comment, which was later edited online to sound dismissive of the Muslim holy book, incensed hard-line Muslim groups, some of which have called for an Islamic caliphate to replace Indonesia's secular democracy.
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It is clear that this isn't technically an off-the-cuff freestyle, because he's reading the lyrics off his phone, which Sway holds up to show that Phillippe "takes it seriously" and has the talent to write.
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You focus on what Chris is doing, and then your attention is drawn to the drums, then over to the bass and back to Chris, who has jabbed the piano into an off-the-cuff Reichian lockdown.
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The off-the-cuff riff is Biden's fifth-most watched video on Facebook -- and Flaherty said it showed people looked to Biden as an expert who could explain what was happening in Washington and why it mattered.
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One major threat to Mr. Trump posed by such open-ended questions is that, as his Twitter diatribe showed, he has a history of saying things that are not true — especially when he rambles off the cuff.
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In the accompanying story, Eilish opened up about her unique path to stardom and her struggle with mental health, but her off-the-cuff comments about the state of rap music has the internet in a rage.
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He stood, delivering an off-the-cuff pitch for Ms. Warren's plan to help rural black America: proposals for new access to funding for black farmers, and to address discrimination in the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Indeed, the world is about to discover whether the most outlandish promises Mr. Trump made in his campaign about rethinking the international order – thoughts that often seemed at best off the cuff – are about to become reality.
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It was also not immediately clear if Trump's move was a coordinated strategy with his legal team, or a case of the President characteristically speaking off the cuff in a way that could give his lawyers fits.
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Trump's failure raises the question of whether an off-the-cuff approach, in which powerful figures huddle to thrash out a deal, is as effective in international diplomacy as it was in the Manhattan real estate game.
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But many advocates for victims heard less truth in those prepared remarks than in the pope's off-the-cuff response to a Chilean reporter's question about whether Bishop Barros was complicit in covering up crimes of abuse.
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Whiteman, from the Motley Fool, told me he doesn't think that Musk was joking but instead agrees with the assessment that it was an off-the-cuff tweet by the entrepreneur, who is often angry on Twitter.
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Home to A-list celebrity guests, memorable comedy and topical monologue jokes, the show will air on CNBC's UK channel from today An established comedian, Meyers is known for his perfectly timed jokes and off-the-cuff satire.
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Fed chiefs try to avoid off-the-cuff remarks that cause impromptu repricing, preferring to hew close to their job of representing the views of the Fed's rate-setting committee and avoiding disclosing much about their personal opinions.
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That question about how badly those kicks hurt him got a response that, even if you're familiar with Lewis's off-the-cuff and off-color statements, was pretty near the end of things you'd expect him to say.
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The twist is that videos disappear after 72 hours to provide stress-free, off-the-cuff sharing, a need that WeChat also noticed and prompted the giant to come up with its own Snap-like Stories feature recently.
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The twist is that videos disappear after 72 hours to provide stress-free, off-the-cuff sharing, a need that WeChat also noticed and prompted the giant to come up with its own Snap-like Stories feature recently.
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The feature could help fill Periscope and Twitter with more polished content, filling the gap between off-the-cuff Periscope phone broadcasts, and the big licensing deals Twitter has struck with the NFL and other premium content makers.
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Trump's rhetoric is different than his predecessors in that his remarks appear to be much more off-the-cuff and delivered by someone with almost no experience in government or policy and without being shaped by seasoned advisers.
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The most common justifications for refusal were that they feared a "perjury trap," that Trump had a tendency to make off-the-cuff misstatements, and that they had constitutional executive power concerns about the obstruction of justice questions.
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It seemed to make sense that if we were going to do something that was really spontaneous and off the cuff was our weird, personal way of arranging music, it kind of had to be done that way.
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Though Kelly has sought to institute discipline in an often-chaotic White House, the retired general has realized during his time in the administration that among the things he cannot control is Trump's off-the-cuff Twitter account.
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As is always the case with Trump, however, there is the chance of unexpectedly grabbing headlines with an off-the-cuff remark jabbing at his opponents or one that seems ill-suited to the solemnity of the occasion.
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Mr. West, wearing a red Make America Great Again hat, continued his foray into off-the-cuff political commentary after the credits rolled for the season premiere, delivering a scattered speech that was cut off from some broadcasts.
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Bach's iPhone photographs have a different, more off-the-cuff vibe, breaking from the staged parameters of his large-format work, but still, with brutal self-awareness and honesty, help him come to terms with his every insecurity.
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Eighty percent of the polling was done after Trump gave his off-the-cuff press conference Tuesday from the gold-plated lobby of Trump Tower in New York, where he defended the white nationalists who rallied in Charlottesville.
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But she and Glover have movie-star chemistry and charisma to burn, and Murai knows to lean into the glorious, off-the-cuff moment when she succumbs to her love's pleas and dances, ever so briefly, alongside him.
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But ECB chief Christine Lagarde then proceeded to spark the biggest daily jump in Italian borrowing costs since 22012 with a seemingly off-the-cuff remark that it was not the central bank's job to help "close spreads".
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Repeatedly during Trump's presidency, officials have appeared after some presidential eruption to try to smooth it over or explain a reversal or to claim some logical and strategic underpinning from presidential sentiments that often appear off-the-cuff.
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Andrew Cuomo, who was holding a press briefing at the time of the president's off-the-cuff announcement, said that he has not heard that the president had such a plan despite speaking with him just this morning.
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McConnell, who has chided the president about his habit of tweeting provocative, off-the-cuff remarks and veering off message, hailed his speech in the House chamber as a big success and predicted his poll numbers would jump.
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Merkel had said that Germany's political class should "draw clear red lines" between the country's postwar democracy and the AfD, and try to push them out of the parliament, with substantive responses to their off-the-cuff populism.
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Yet, as has been the case since Trump moved into the White House, moments of total bafflement keep piling up caused by White House malfunctioning and Trump's constant tweets, false or deceptive claims and off-the-cuff remarks.
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In an off-the-cuff speech at a rally in Alabama in September, the President unleashed a highly public crusade against black players who took a knee during the National Anthem to protest institutionalized racism and police brutality.
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The newly single star, who has said he's "the emotional one" among the Scott siblings, admits to "crying the whole time" during the day's events, but he did manage to get through an off-the-cuff best man toast.
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All that Trump likely did was get a competent speechwriter to give him a script -- which he then read near enough word-for-word, apart from that off-the-cuff, self-aggrandizing and frankly weird remark about NATO spending.
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Trump made his instantly infamous remark that "Second Amendment people" could do something about Clinton at a rally on Tuesday—though, like all his off-the-cuff utterances, the comment was just one garnish in an incomprehensible word salad.
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Off the cuff, he joked that the South Dakotan contingent was the largest group to make landfall in Cuba since the Bay of Pigs invasion, which saw CIA-armed exiles launch an ill-fated amphibious assault on Castro's regime.
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After a press conference filled with off-the-cuff andsometimes bizarre comments, his visit to Reddit stronghold r/The_Donald was marked by conspicuously anodyne responses — which, to be honest, was probably the best outcome anyone could have hoped for.
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"He's said some really strange things, and that uncertainty coupled with the off-the-cuff and destabilizing-type remarks" would force investors to perform "a lot of guesswork" — leading investors to rush to safety after this currently unanticipated event.
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Looking for motive behind Trump's words It was not immediately clear whether Trump's comments were off the cuff, or the product of a deliberate process between the President, senior members of his national security team and top military brass.
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Keenan said the Pope's comments, although made in an off-the-cuff interview and not an official papal document, could have broad implications for health care providers, not only in Latin America but also the United States and elsewhere.
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While Trump's election campaign calls for tax cuts and more infrastructure spending have boosted U.S. shares and the dollar, his protectionist statements and a flurry of off-the-cuff Tweets have kept many investors from adding to risky positions.
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" The "we'll stop it" text, he said, was "written late at night, off the cuff and it was in response to a series of events that included then-candidate Trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero.
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Read more: Paul Ryan said Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ignored his advice to 'just take it easy' as a new member of CongressOnce Trump was elected, Ryan tried his best to accommodate Trump's bombastic, off-the-cuff style of governing.
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"There's not a person in this town who would not take a meeting to get material like that," Rohrabacher said in an off-the-cuff conversation with Mother Jones reporter David Corn, who published a story about the interaction.
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Even with the nomination locked and the GOP's future riding on his discipline, he'll still make weird, off-the-cuff allegations based on conspiracy and conjecture, whether or not other party leaders or even his own running mate approves.
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Instead, the White House and congressional Republicans are scrambling — after Mr. Trump's apparently off-the-cuff declarations — to lay the tracks for another tax cut if Republicans hold onto control of both the House and the Senate in November.
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But in the context of the deposition, it appears that Trump was trying to give himself wriggle room to explain why his off-the-cuff estimates might be so far at odds with more rigorous assessments from business associates.
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When police disregarded his wishes in Detroit and tossed at least a dozen protesters railing against his stances on trade and the environment, Biden off the cuff seemed to repurpose a portion of his speech specifically for his skeptics.
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His incendiary comments, which he repeated in an off-the-cuff briefing Tuesday, prompted the departure of CEOs from his advisory councils, and Now the concern is that he will have increasing problems finding support among Republicans in Congress.
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In his recent public appearances, Trump has oscillated between stoking divisions in off-the-cuff remarks and delivering more traditional speeches from a teleprompter, as he did Monday night in a prime-time address on the war in Afghanistan.
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With a simple exchange of pleasantries and a cordial handshake, Trump and Putin began their bilateral meeting as if it were business as usual — no super-aggressive physical posturing, no awkward off-the-cuff remarks, no overly chummy chuckles.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - When nuclear talks resume after Sunday's off-the-cuff meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the inter-Korean border, negotiators will be revisiting old disagreements that have scuttled previous talks.
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Trump and his aides are making new efforts to portray the Republican front-runner -- known for his off-the-cuff and at-times insulting style -- as a more presidential figure, with more policy speeches and fewer TV interviews on the horizon.
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Several Republican National Committee members -- all of whom will be voting delegates at the convention in Cleveland -- who met privately with Kasich at last week's spring meeting told CNN they came away very impressed by his off-the-cuff presentation.
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In a March appearance before the large pro-Israel lobby the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Trump delivered a pre-written speech designed to show himself as a strong supporter of Israel -- deviating his typical freewheeling, off-the-cuff style.
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Trump also marked his last day of campaigning by serving up some of the vintage, crowd-pleasing riffs that have long been staples of his off-the-cuff campaigning, like his idealistic and humorous vision of a Trump-run country.
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The dissonance between Trump and Pence, who served in Congress and spoke as a national leader is expected to speak, arose after Trump's off-the-cuff remarks at a press conference he conducted at one of his golf courses in Florida.
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But off-the-cuff Trump pronouncements are not the same as radically transforming America's approach to the world — forming an alliance with Russia to fight Islamism, for example, or taking an extremely hawkish line on China both militarily and economically.
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He will also have to provide clear military advice to a president who has never served in the armed forces and whose off-the-cuff remarks and gut-instinct approach to military action often make a tumultuous world even less stable.
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That mashup is crystallized on the sprawling, part composed, part off-the-cuff interstellar jam Hathenter Ouija, an otherworldly splatter of trippy drone that finds Barr and Marston ballooning Hathenter from its original two-man operation to a seven-person ensemble.
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His off-the-cuff phone calls could become more important in coming days, as, according to a Tuesday CNN report, Trump is using his cellphone more and more, possibly in order to circumvent White House Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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He sparked controversy again this week, when he impugned past presidents for not calling families of service members killed in combat — the latest incident where his inclination to speak off the cuff went beyond the normal remarks of prior presidents.
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The app wouldn't be a total surprise — YouTube has attempted to capitalize on live streaming to some extent through its Creator Studio, but the gated availability isn't a good fit for the kind of off-the-cuff sharing enabled by Periscope.
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No stranger to off-the-cuff outbursts, Trump has taken to Twitter to call the Russia investigation "the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history" and to warn Comey about leaking to the press following his firing.
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After a press conference filled with off-the-cuff and sometimes bizarre comments, his visit to Reddit stronghold r/The_Donald was marked by conspicuously anodyne responses — which, to be honest, was probably the best outcome anyone could have hoped for.
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Traders seem to have largely learned to shrug off a lot of the volatility the president brings with him with off-the-cuff tweets and whiplash decision-making, and generally believe the deregulation and reduced tax bills are worth it.
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Trump's detailed play-by-play was part of an extended, mostly off-the-cuff riff that touched on everything from North Korea and Iran to the GOP's midterm electoral prospects and his wife Melania Trump's positive approval rating, the sources said.
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"That was written late at night, off the cuff and it was in response to a series of events that included then-candidate Trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero," Strzok said in response to questioning from Rep.
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Giuliani's off-the-cuff cut on Kushner, a senior adviser to the president, came Wednesday night as he also revealed that the president had repaid long-time lawyer Michael Cohen for a $130,000 hush-money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.
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Cornette claims in an episode of his podcast that they were scripted sentences, delivered one at a time, then spliced together, partly for effect, partly because O'Haire, for all his talents, was never good at off-the-cuff promo delivery.
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It's true that the peak of Roberts's movie stardom was more than 20 years ago — Pretty Woman came out in 1990 — but we don't think that Turner was doing especially careful math when she made this off-the-cuff assessment.
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Ms. Ber, the mother of Bentley, who recently performed as Toto in New Jersey, had to speak off the cuff about whether or not she considered a $1,000 fine to be a fair punishment for abusing animals in New York State.
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It turns out that the federal government is a tremendously complicated thing, and making off-the-cuff decisions and unplanned remarks — or getting more and more bogged down in a single fight — might have consequences for the rest of the government.
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Worse, he has made a series of off-the-cuff remarks on a complicated scientific problem that has undermined the work being done both at the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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During his 2016 presidential campaign, he proudly spoke (and spoke and spoke) off the cuff, painting the use of teleprompters as the crutch of status-quo politicians who either didn't know what they thought or were afraid to say it.
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Mr. Trump is known for trying to build personal relationships with his counterparts, but he also has a penchant for public feuds, fueled in part by his off-the-cuff approach to the news media and his regular Twitter rants.
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"I appreciate that OSC recognized that the statement in question was part of an off-the-cuff, unrehearsed response to an impromptu question, and that they found this resolution to be the appropriate consequence," O'Rielly said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Trump's nocturnal tweets, his unscripted huge campaign rallies, his off-the-cuff remarks to left-wing reporters — all shock and stun, and yet they seemed to have offered political advantages that the proverbial and predictable Washington swamp has never fully appreciated.
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" Other presidents have made comments that could have biased the outcome of a pending or current criminal trial, like President Nixon's off-the-cuff remark during the trial of Charles Manson that Manson was "guilty, directly or indirectly, of eight murders.
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Donald Trump Jr. is also known for frequently telling off-the-cuff stories about his father to donors at fundraising luncheons, dinners or small gatherings including a recent hunting trip in Texas with the late Republican donor T. Boone Pickens.
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Not just in his rallies and off-the-cuff remarks but in his policy papers prepared by PhD economists, he is appealing to the idea that arbitrary restrictions on the sale of foreign-made goods will mechanically boost the American economy.
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When the first lady traveled to Lynchburg, Virginia, to speak to more than 10,000 college students about the dangers of opioid abuse, the media chose to focus on an off-the-cuff answer that she gave regarding Christmas décor at the White House.
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During the ceremony, held at a private cottage at the San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California, Lake read three pages of "very personal" handwritten vows filled with "how he is an inspiration to me" while Evans opted for "off-the-cuff" approach.
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Johnson has defended his gaffes and off-the-cuff remarks, saying he had apologized for some, including saying wrongly that a jailed Iranian-British aid worker had been teaching journalism in Iran, but also that other statements expressed "something that is true".
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But the report was contradicted by other news outlets, including from NBC News' Pete Williams, who reported that Rosenstein would not resign of his own accord after his off-the-cuff comments about possibly recording and removing Trump were revealed last week.
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Much of the financial market volatility following a potential Trump victory would be related to uncertainty over how many of his promised policies, often delivered off-the-cuff with few details, would actually be pursued, Nomura said in a research note Monday.
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Now that Donald Trump is the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, the brash billionaire needs to refine his approach in preparation for the general election and avoid making off-the-cuff statements, said media mogul Steve Forbes, a two-time GOP presidential candidate.
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It also appeared to be aimed at Democrats who are spooked by recent polls showing a tight race between Clinton and Trump, and who fear her often-criticized campaigning skills won't keep up with Trump's volatile and highly effective off-the-cuff style.
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In between is a crowd-pleasing song-and-dance number (audiences seem even more amazed at songs made up off the cuff than jokes in rhyme), showoffy references to classical texts and usually a scene with a detailed description of an elaborate plot.
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When Johnson was given the foreign job in 2016, after Britain voted to leave the EU, he was viewed as an unlikely choice by politicians and public alike given his tendency to court controversy with gaffes, oddball jokes and off-the-cuff remarks.
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Trump's off-the-cuff insults and controversial proposals such as the Muslim ban and a plan to keep illegal immigrants out by building a wall along the Mexican border, have made many in the party establishment reluctant backers of his White House bid.
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Unlike Hollywood celebs, who typically have PR firms to help them navigate their interactions with the public, or journalists, who (ideally) have well-established editorial and ethical guidelines, the appeal of many YouTubers lies in their perceived authenticity and off-the-cuff reactions.
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Trump has slipped in opinion polls, and worried Republican Party leaders have urged him to stop making off-the-cuff inflammatory statements that generate blanket, often negative, media coverage and distract from efforts to highlight what they see as Clinton's many shortcomings.
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I think [Donald Trump] makes a lot of off-the-cuff remarks, many of which he later says, "Oh that was a joke," but that's the kind of thing that could get us in a war, or a nuclear war or something.
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At a fundraiser on Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden pulled a Joe Biden, stirring up controversy after speaking off the cuff about his fond memories of working alongside segregationist senators, and telling wealthy donors they have nothing to fear from his presidency.
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Armed with four ministers, more than a dozen business leaders and his off-the-cuff sense of humor, Kuczynski will pitch refineries, railways and ports to Chinese investors during his visit, the longest of any recent Peruvian president in the Asian powerhouse.
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Option one: You look back over the profanity and feel a degree of pride at your ability to maintain high levels of spelling and grammar under pressure and wonder once again if you're off the cuff and spontaneous enough to do stand-up.
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Trump's address Monday was also the first of his campaign in which he read entirely from a prepared text -- save for a few off-the-cuff additions like noting that his daughter Ivanka is about to give birth to a Jewish baby.
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He blamed misunderstanding about the issue on his off-the-cuff style, which left people with the impression that he was the lucky beneficiary of the lottery picks and not someone who had sought to be excused for a minor medical problem.
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At a moment when everything is political, the band's off-the-cuff, often satirical social commentary—taking on everything from sexual harassment to gentrification to nationalism and government corruption—arrives as a welcome palette cleanser to the heaviness and upheaval of modern life.
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Those who argue that Trump is an authoritarian can easily point to a nearly endless supply of evidence in the president's tweets and off-the-cuff comments, notably in his repeated calls for the Department of Justice to investigate his political enemies.
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But Townsend added that while the partner countries appreciated the assurances from Shanahan, they "are very aware" that such promises could prove hollow given Trump's history of seemingly off-the-cuff decisions, including his surprise announcement to pull U.S. forces from Syria.
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THEY FEEL IT'S JUST TOO SPUR OF THE MOMENT, TOO FLIPPANT, THAT HE JUST SPEAKS VERY OFF THE CUFF REGARDING THIS AND THAT HIS POSTER FOR THIS IS THE TRADE BALANCE WITH INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES AND ECONOMISTS SEEM TO HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THAT.
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As if the play's "Jurygate" were not enough to illustrate the high hurdles women in politics face, Lyssa makes an off-the-cuff remark about the icebox cakes that her mother once made that causes offense among, well, women who make icebox cakes.
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By using the international popularity of Messenger to spread the Stories format, Facebook could boost retention and return visits to its chat app while becoming the primary place where people post off-the-cuff lifecasting content before they get hooked on Snapchat.
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Chuck Schumer, the chamber's top Democrat, said in off-the-cuff remarks picked up by a Senate floor microphone Thursday that President Donald Trump "likes us," seeming to refer to the President's recent deals with him and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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During production of the series, filmmakers uncovered additional evidence connecting Durst to the deaths, including a note that appeared to be in his handwriting — and caught on tape an off-the-cuff comment in which Durst seems to confess to multiple murders.
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He takes the stage at bars and parties in Key West and other parts of South Florida, reciting off-the-cuff odes that, if you were drunk enough, might put you in mind of Walt Whitman, Allen Ginsberg or maybe Henry Miller.
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Here's just a taste of Tyra off the cuff: I'm 34, aye (A?), but that's okay 'Cause the rest of my body is just touche I'm 5 foot 9, I look so fine Yes all my fellas are so divine As we reported
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If you've seen Collins in any of her after-show gigs, which have included hosting ABC's "Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise," TLC's "90 Day Live" and Lifetime's "Little Talk Live," then you already know how quick and off-the-cuff her comedy is.
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" According to Vanessa Flaherty, the executive vice president of talent at Digital Brand Architects, a social influencer talent management agency, when selfies first cropped up, "the reason those were so appealing is that they appeared very off the cuff and not staged.
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I would include Todd Barry, who, along with Oakerson, anticipated this trend with his 2014 special "The Crowd Work Tour," a documentary of his only doing shows off the cuff, his sarcasm so pristine that he can tease with the lightest of touches.
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The SEC is reportedly in touch with Tesla to confirm that Musk's tweets were factual — in other words, that Tesla is legitimately considering going private — as he could have violated federal securities laws if he was merely bluffing or speaking off the cuff.
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"Iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world," Trump said in a measured speech that was a marked departure from days of angry, off-the-cuff statements.
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A major force of Focus public relations is Marissa Sharpless, a virtuosically engaging senior manager of social media and P.R. for Cinnabon who, speaking off the cuff, paints a brand picture of such depth and volume that it rivals any by Caravaggio. Mrs.
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After his initial off-the-cuff comment on a local talk show, Tillis went into a period of radio silence before signing a letter with other Republican members of the Judiciary Committee Tuesday recommending that no hearings be held on the court vacancy.
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The lack of detail and planning seems endemic to a presidency that revolves around impulsive tweets and off-the-cuff comments by a President who has said he likes to keep everyone off balance like a negotiator in a real estate deal.
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The nascent plans to bring on additional communications help come roughly a week after acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's startling press conference during which he answered questions off-the-cuff on the Ukraine scandal, giving Democrats new leads for their inquiry.
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Thus, aides, activists, lobbyists and lawmakers search for ways to influence a malleable president, who sometimes plays along with his team's desire to confuse and distract, but who is also prone to spouting out off-the-cuff ideas depending on his audience.
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President Donald Trump stood beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Monday and, in an apparent off-the-cuff remark, addressed his recent meeting with Russian officials in which he revealed highly classified intelligence provided to the U.S. by Israel.
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It may be a bit hard to believe, but it seems like Rubio, who was recently characterized as a robot for repeating the same lines over and over at a previous debate, landed the best off-the-cuff zinger of the night.
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Ashley's voice is a hybrid wonder of Michigan vowels and demi-Southern-drawl timing whose odd cadences and spurts can sound off the cuff but on closer examination reveal the subtle through-composed trellis on which his seemingly free-associative utterances are strung.
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Trump's calls for tax cuts and more infrastructure spending have boosted U.S. shares and the dollar, as well as driving a selloff in Treasuries, but his protectionist statements and a flurry of off-the-cuff Tweets have kept many investors from adding to risky positions.
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"The idea is that it would be difficult for agency employees to do their job if every off-the-cuff idea they come up with is exposed to public scrutiny," said Adam Marshall, an attorney at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
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Former intelligence officials, some of whom once provided similar briefings, told CNN that the qualities that have propelled Trump to the top of the Republican ticket -- a swaggering stream-of-consciousness speaking style peppered with off-the-cuff zingers -- are exactly the traits raising alarm.
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"It is utterly unfair the way the media is treating Donald Trump," she argued, saying that Trump's off-the-cuff tweets and rallies with tens of thousands of people are the only ways he can talk directly to voters without a liberal media filter.
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One of the reasons Trump's AMA was so highly anticipated—with either excitement or horror—is his penchant for making news in off-the-cuff, improvisational situations: rallies, speeches, tweets, and, as we saw with his pro-Russian cyber invasion comments this morning, press conferences.
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Nordea currency strategist Niels Christensen, in Copenhagen, noted that Trump had taken a relatively conciliatory tone in his victory speech, and would be more likely to make the kinds of radical, off-the-cuff comments that investors fear via other channels, such as social media.
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MD: Yeah, I think it would have been nice to start more off-the-cuff conversations with her—I was constantly squeezing the left trigger to see if I could initiate communication with her, just while exploring, rather than waiting for her scripted interjections.
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"That was written late at night, off the cuff and it was in response to a series of events that included then-candidate Trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero," Strzok said during the hearing, in response to question from Rep.
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Instead, he brought down the house with this little spiel:As off-the-cuff explanations go, this is remarkably clear and concise, outlining the bare minimum of facts without getting too deep into the weeds—in other words, it was pitched perfectly for a general audience.
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"I think, perhaps, we may have some difficulty in calling her St. Teresa: Her holiness is so near to us, so tender and so fruitful, that we continue to spontaneously call her Mother Teresa," the pope said in off-the-cuff remarks during his homily.
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They say a series of tweets and off-the-cuff comments this week that sparked various controversies, from a surprise fight with Denmark to the suggestion that Jewish Americans who vote Democratic are disloyal, were nothing out of the ordinary for the Trump White House.
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In a clear sign that Donald Trump doesn't intend on toning down his off-the-cuff style in the general election, the Republican nominee put out a call to Moscow on Wednesday morning, asking Russian hackers to find and release more of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Mx. Bond's sharp wit fuels what may well be the best banter in the business — honed in unhinged shows as the fictional cabaret singer Kiki DuRane — and the best part of the evening was the convoluted, off-the-cuff narratives that framed the numbers.
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The unpredictability is compounded by the president's unprecedented obfuscation and denial of facts, and by offensive off-the-cuff comments like those he reportedly made last week in a White House meeting, all of which can leave his staff scrambling to defend the seemingly indefensible.
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Duterte's new rules were made in off-the-cuff remarks during a press conference, but he promised to produce a written executive order immediately after his announcement in order to codify the new legislation, but as of Friday morning, no order was in place.
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Far too often, I would regard an off-the-cuff remark by a work colleague, a roll of the eyes when I offered an idea at a meeting, or a sigh when I arrived late, as aggressive and threatening, an insult directed toward me.
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The 72-year-old has a history of using foul and colorful language in public -- he's called former US President Barack Obama a "son of a bitch" and, in an off-the-cuff remark, said soldiers should shoot female communist rebels in the vagina.
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The defense countered that the plaintiff, Vernon Unsworth, had failed to show evidence of any harm, and that Musk should not be held liable for what amounted to an off-the-cuff insult that stemmed from an argument and that no one took literally.
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Furthermore, Trump's off-the-cuff performance, on display during a whirlwind visit to Scotland this weekend, suggests the clear, targeted message he delivered in an anti-Clinton speech last week remains an exception in an unscripted campaign that still appears prone to stepping on political land mines.
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The result is the flexibility to both chat through expiring photos and off-the-cuff messages knowing they will or can disappear, while also being able to have reliable, utilitarian chats and privately share photos for posterity without the fear that one wrong tap could erase them.
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The whole point of including this language in the settlement was to prevent Musk from tweeting off-the-cuff remarks that affected Tesla's stock price, like he did last August when he said he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at a share price of $420.
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Trump's Teflon aura The sequence of events not only tests Trump's Teflon aura but also calls into question his unique method of campaigning, which relies on off-the-cuff calls from the gut, assaults on political correctness and an unusually small-scale political operation around the billionaire.
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He also read a story on a local blog in which store owner Dorian Thornley made an "off the cuff" remark that the store could stay open if it could raise $290,22002 — "don't see that happening, though," Thornley told the site West Side Rag at the time.
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Still, some at Fox News believe Shine may be well-suited to handle what is perhaps the country's most challenging and frustrating job — managing the communications of a president who frequently undermines his own White House's press strategy through his Twitter feed and off-the-cuff remarks.
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But the fact that Democrats have leaned into swearing months after being defeated by Trump -- an often off-the-cuff and at-times profane candidate -- signals that as much as the opposing party maligns the President, they also want to crib some of his unpredictable style.
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Instead, you probably know a lot of these songs, and, aware of that, Kirlan Labarrie plays them with confident deftness, making it work by creating an off-the-cuff, more personal vibe, like you're right there in the room watching him fiddle with Traktor on a laptop.
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Grainy, splotchy VHS images depict quiet, quotidian moments from their home studio in a remote corner Northeastern Italy, complete with chats with the neighbors, a bit of gardening, and glimpses of Angela's awe-inspiring home cooking (including an off-the-cuff recipe for an exquisite-looking zabaglione).
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Yun, now executive director of the Ploughshares Fund, an anti-proliferation initiative, said the risks were exacerbated by the "credibility problem" Trump has acquired due to his frequent off-the-cuff remarks that often appear to go counter to the more measured remarks of his officials.
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The second problem is that even a good faith effort to portray a candidate in an off-the-cuff moment can come across as inauthentic if it seems at all staged—we got a glimpse of Clinton's kitchen in a campaign video, and it didn't help.
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CBS' "Face the Nation:" Trump will discuss what some pundits say has been the worst week of his campaign, which included his campaign manager getting slapped with a battery charge and making off-the-cuff remarks about abortion that received backlash from all sides of the issue.
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Immediately after the first Democratic debate in Miami on June 27, Yang claimed in off-the-cuff remarks to supporters that NBC cutting off his mic contributed to him speaking the least of any candidate — a claim the network thoroughly denied and Yang later walked back.
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Though Trump has made a habit of answering questions off the cuff during his tenure, he didn't answer a single reporter's shouted question in the days since Shine and Sanders barred a CNN correspondent from asking questions during an event in the Oval Office last week.
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While Trump is known for off-the-cuff remarks, "the fact that other senior figures in the White House have made comments that risk overshadowing the summit indicates a more far-reaching hard-line position toward the DPRK," said Anthony Rinna, an analyst at research group SinoNK.
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Told that he had, in fact, made the remark, Mr. Kasich, who hastened to add that he often spoke off the cuff and without a teleprompter, said he would do well in Michigan, but then turned to the primary that is his main focus these days.
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The comment, made by Trump's newly promoted campaign chair Paul Manafort in passing during an interview on Meet the Press Saturday, was meant to speak to Trump's strengths: The presumptive Republican nominee has ability to speak off the cuff, even when seemingly uninformed on the topic.
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Among some of those formed by his teachings and elevated by him through the church ranks, the words of Benedict carry more weight even than those of Francis, a Jesuit whose tendency to speak off the cuff and emphasis on pastoral inclusiveness over church doctrine infuriates them.
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He was humiliated by his firing from the school, where he had been an inspiring but erratic teacher — "a beautiful lecturer who spoke off the cuff in whole paragraphs," according to his student Garrison Keillor, but also one who sometimes failed to show up for class.
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As he explains to the audience the many pros of raising your own beans, he looks up at the arch and says, "Imagine that… not having to bend over to pick a bean," a simple observation so off-the-cuff and innocent that it's shockingly funny.
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In his own testimony, Musk dismissed his tweets as an "off the cuff" response to watching a replay of Unsworth&aposs CNN interview, at a time he felt overworked from running Tesla, which makes electric cars, and SpaceX, a rocket company that offered the mini-submarine.
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" Photograph by Dolly Faibyshev for The New Yorker It's also hard to tell how much of the servers' spiel is on script and how much is off the cuff—though one waiter proudly claimed that he kept it to "only ten to fifteen per cent bullshit.
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Trump's campaign calls for tax cuts and more infrastructure spending have boosted U.S. shares and the dollar, as well as driving a selloff in Treasuries, but his protectionist statements and a flurry of off-the-cuff Tweets have kept many investors from adding to risky positions.
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"What really hurt me was, you can't bring my wife and my kids into it," Jay-Z said about West's widely documented onstage tirade where he made off the cuff remarks about both Beyoncé and Jay-Z (and where he temporarily made himself enemy number one of the Beyhive).
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In terms of the texts that we will stop it, you need to understand that that was written late at night, off-the-cuff, and it was in response to a series of events that included then candidate Trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr on Wednesday defended his use of the word "spying" to describe surveillance of President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, telling lawmakers his use of the word during a hearing last month was done "off the cuff" and that he wasn't using it pejoratively.
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Returns Tuesday, October 11, at 9 pm Eastern on ABC After The Real O'Neals star Noah Galvin spoke off the cuff about Colton Haynes and gay Hollywood in an interview, there was, for a brief moment, a real risk that the low-rated sitcom was going to be canceled.
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While past presidents have spoken prudently about sensitive matters to ensure that any claims they make are backed up by carefully vetted facts, Trump has instead maintained his pre-presidency style: one defined by unsubstantiated claims bellowed off the cuff or tweeted at odd hours of the day.
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"Grab them by the pussy," grotesquely, could become the 2016 version of Mitt Romney's infamous comments in 2012 dismissing the "47 percent" of people who don't pay federal income taxes—an off-the-cuff remark from a Republican candidate that symbolizes neatly everything that many voters distrust about them.
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Though it began as an off-the-cuff Facebook invite, spawned some initial protests, and then faced logistical difficulties, the Women's March on Washington is now poised to be the largest demonstration surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, with 100,000 people having registered to attend the January 21 event.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence then took his turn castigating the captive press, gathered there for the rare opportunity to pose questions to the president-elect, who has shown a unique fear of or disdain for such press events and their off-the-cuff question and answer format.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's legislative agenda is stalled on Capitol Hill, collateral damage to a mix of swirling controversies -- including the firing of FBI Director James Comey and Russia investigation -- and the President's off-the-cuff style that has Republican lawmakers constantly responding to the crisis du jour.
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"It's scary," Scott Minerd, global chief of investment at the powerhouse firm Guggenheim Partners, told CNBC from Davos of Ocasio-Cortez's suggestion of a 70 percent marginal tax rate on the richest of the rich, a policy she raised off the cuff in a recent 60 Minutes interview.
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The Daily Beast's Will Sommers has been following the conspiracy theory since its beginnings in October 24, when Q first started posting in reference to Trump's seemingly random, off-the-cuff remark to the press about a "calm before the storm" while taking a photo with military leaders.
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As rank-and-file members waited in line to speak at the microphones after Ryan's announcement, McCarthy gave an impromptu speech, followed by similar off-the-cuff remarks from Scalise and McMorris Rodgers — which some GOP lawmakers took as a sign of their early jockeying for the gavel.
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What gives them nightmares are things like giving Medicare the power to negotiate drug prices and allowing drugs to be imported from other countries — which Trump has talked about off the cuff but can be assumed to be completely off the table if his administration has its way.
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But in a primary that may revolve around Medicare for All and a Green New Deal, Biden's obvious centrism and voting record will be liabilities that his off-the-cuff style may make worse—it's easy to imagine the punchy, impulsive Biden doubling down when he should be recanting.
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"Echoing these sentiments, Rangappa said: "While the call is damning, what adds to the fact this was an abuse of power were the actions that were taken before and after the call...This isn't some kind of off-the-cuff Trump call where he's saying whatever comes to mind.
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The only hope would seem to be counter-seasonal buying program from China, as it did with Brazil, but the possibility of such a program is extremely suspect given the timing of steel and aluminum tariffs announced by the president in an off-the-cuff manner last week.
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It brought an end to an arc that began last year in Texas, when his go-everywhere-meet-everyone approach, off-the-cuff cultural wokeness and advanced social media and organizing tactics helped him tilt the political landscape of the red state in his near-miss Senate bid.
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Remember that the White House has suffered from: very public infighting; off-the-cuff policy proposals by the president; a historically high 34 percent turnover rate; officials threatening to quit to win policy arguments; and an array of investigations into advisers (including Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka) and cabinet members.
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Anyway, the long and short of it is that Trump probably knows there are already movie ratings, maybe doesn't know that the MPAA does provide content advisories (but not as succinctly as television does), and is maybe suggesting, off the cuff, that movies start doing what TV does.
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Yet his boast in that interview — "I'm just born to do this" — and off-the-cuff comments he made Thursday about only sporadically helping his wife raise their children, quickly drew criticism and illustrated the peril of taking his unplugged style to the crucible of a presidential race.
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In his very funny Netflix special "America Is the Greatest Country in the United States," Friedlander, playing an outrageously arrogant expert on all things, uses crowd work as a kind of misdirection, a trick to make his finely crafted jokes seem more off the cuff than they are.
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President Donald Trump said he would "love to see a shutdown" if Democrats don't agree to his demands on immigration reform, in an off-the-cuff comment that not only undermined his entire party's messaging on government spending, but also seemed to miss the actual goings-on in Congress.
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This week, we tackle Trump's tone-deaf ramblings in Puerto Rico, his equally insensitive "come-together" statement about the Las Vegas massacre, and the ominous off-the-cuff remarks you don't want to hear from the the Commander-In-Chief say when he's meeting with America's most powerful military leaders.
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But the revived debate about voter fraud is a sign that the off-the-cuff controversies that Trump used to his political benefit during the campaign have the capacity to actually damage him as President because they undermine the trust that is a vital commodity for every commander in chief.
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It is easy to select which one point of focus you want, but it is impossible to select more than one of them—this is not only annoying but makes it very difficult to take off-the-cuff photos that do not all share the same focal point within the frame.
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After all, Rousey fell just as her celebrity peaked: an off-the-cuff rant about her physique and "do-nothing bitches" made her a mainstream feminist hero and turned UFC 303—a forgettable undercard headlined by Rousey and Bethe Correia—into part of the promotion's 2015 pay-per-view resurgence.
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Trump's campaign calls for tax cuts and more infrastructure spending have boosted U.S. shares and the dollar, as well as driving a selloff in Treasuries, but his protectionist statements and a flurry of off-the-cuff Tweets have kept many investors from adding to risky positions, instead opting for gold.
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His Twitter brims with playful, off-the-cuff observations—like how he'd rather be watching Seinfeld with his girlfriend than go to an after-party—and the cover of his forthcoming debut album, Checkpoint Titanium, sees him recreating a classic high school yearbook photo against a pink and purple backdrop.
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"That was written late at night, off the cuff and it was in response to a series of events that included then-candidate Trump insulting the immigrant family of a fallen war hero," Strzok said in response to questioning from House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.).
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"Putin is really good at improvisation...and developing really good relations," Aslund said, citing then-President George W. Bush's off-the-cuff statement that he was able to look into Putin's eyes and "get a sense of his soul" at a meeting in Slovenia during Bush's first year in office.
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Then there is the issue of whether Trump's off-the-cuff style -- seen this week in his threats to shut down the government if he doesn't get funding for his border wall -- will emerge as a distraction from the GOP message, and a negative for GOP candidates in crucial swing districts.
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"With every conspiracy theory-laden tweet and erratic off-the-cuff comment, the president-elect does damage to our national security, while raising new concerns about his capacity to grow into the job," Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said in a statement.
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In the emerging Trump era, the story was a memorable example, for the legislators and the country, of how an off-the-cuff yarn — unverifiable and of confusing origin — became a prime policy mover for a president whose fact-gathering owes more to the oral tradition than the written word.
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Zac Goldsmith, in no way being told that he must make himself more personable to the common man by making an off-the-cuff quip about the footie, with its goalies and its offside rule and its wonderful knack of distracting average people from the crushing weight of social inequality.
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President Donald Trump's rambling, off-the-cuff news conference on Thursday focused a lot on attacking the media, but it especially focused on attacking CNN, which Trump said was full of "anger and hatred" and "fake news" — largely because the cable news network had reported on Trump's bizarre ties to Russia.
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It would have been nice if the president had come out a little stronger against the specific groups, but if you're going to give a rapid off-the-cuff response, it was probably a little bit bland; but if you're going to do that, I didn't have a problem with that.
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In a seemingly off-the-cuff remark in a PBS interview after the market had closed, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said interest rates were "a long way " from what he considered neither stimulative nor restrictive — the central bank's holy grail of "neutral" where it could stay put over at least the medium term.
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Back in 2015, Meester's husband Adam Brody (yes, Seth Cohen!) confirmed on The Hollywood Reporter's Off the Cuff podcast that the actresses had remained close following their time on The CW series, and now, two years later, Szadkowski has confirmed in her interview with Cosmopolitan that the friendship is still going strong.
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True Tea initially was a very politically-informed education series of me just very off-the-cuff talking about politics and things that were happening, but now it's a lot more personal ... because I decided that I wanted to be a little bit more examined when it comes to discussing political issues.
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So she'll partner with millennial flypaper like CollegeHumor and Funny Or Die to film shorts about the so-called "Snackpocalypse" featuring stars Chloë Grace Moretz and Tyler Posey to promote healthy eating; or do an off-the-cuff interview with Tyler Oakley, who has more than eight million YouTube subscribers, to talk education.
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In many capitals, Mr. Trump's formal and off-the-cuff foreign policy proposals — his threat to pull out of NATO; his musings about removing the United States' nuclear umbrella over Japan and South Korea; his pledge to slap huge trade tariffs on China — are regarded with a mix of alarm and confusion.
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As someone who used to run companies, you can try to remind people that one day someone may look at this out of context and, "Please be careful what you write," but you need people to do their jobs too, which is to communicate directly, succinctly, powerfully, off the cuff, on the fly.
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But because it's a Wednesday, the day of the week that we try to devote to cooking off the cuff and not from a recipe, I won't give you a proper card of instruction so much as a simple prompt: salad with green beans and tomatoes, over mozzarella in a basil-flecked dressing.
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In August he did some off-the-cuff saber-rattling—the famous "fire and fury" line—that scared seemingly everyone except Kim Jong-un, and in September, he gave Kim a cute nickname that he got either from an Elton John song or from a line Nicolas Cage said in The Rock.
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In 633 words, punctuated by eight exclamation points and written in an impolitic style that sounded like Mr. Trump's off-the-cuff observations, the statement was a stark distillation of the Trump worldview: remorselessly transactional, heedless of the facts, determined to put America's interests first, and founded on a theory of moral equivalence.
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Controversy and loose-cannon-ism, speaking off the cuff and without a filter (or seemingly any real forethought), has always been part of the Kanye West brand; part of his appeal and extraordinary hubris and the magnet draw that is a combination of great talent and the constant threat of a train wreck.
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The talk from the bunch that seemed to generate the most discussion — especially among the tech types I spoke with there — was an off-the-cuff rant by Jaron Lanier, a VR pioneer who slammed the free, ad-supported nature of the internet as one that is starting to cause great harm to humanity.
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Yet this was precisely why it was so refreshing to see Canada's recently elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explain the difference between a "normal" computer and a quantum computer completely off the cuff during a press briefing at the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Ontario, thereby proving that politics and science need not be mutually exclusive.
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Related: Despite Threats of Protests, Donald Trump Wins Over the Pro-Israel Crowd at AIPAC Trump took the unusual step (for him) of delivering prepared remarks from a teleprompter, saying in follow-up interviews that he had read a written speech rather than delivering off-the-cuff remarks because of the significance of the event.
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Basically, the moral of the story is this: off-the-cuff videos of funny and weird shit (and the fact that it features Grace Jones) are so much more likely to get me to stream Humanz than an app, a TV show, a sponsored mission into space or whatever else Damon Albarn is selling.
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But it was also a reminder that just a few words, delivered off the cuff from an outspoken President, can complicate the more orthodox diplomatic work of his administration, that in this case is starting to show some signs of progress after the passage of tough new UN Security Council sanctions at the weekend.
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While the segment was focused on Taylor's answers to dozens of off-the-cuff questions (her favorite cocktail is a vodka and Diet Coke), we kept our eyes glued to her interiors, starting with her music room, complete with an ornately carved wood piano, dozens of framed photos, and a French-inspired pink settee.
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In an impeachment inquiry marked by reams of emphatic, eloquent and often emotional testimonies written by lawyers, Foreign Service officers and Purple Heart recipients, Mr. Trump's letter stands out for how much it sounds like an unvarnished version of its signer: off the cuff, angry and ready to make an expletive-laden case against impeachment.
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Stylistically, the leaders of the world's two largest economies are opposites: Xi is scripted and cautious, cultivating a down-to-earth image; Trump, a developer and reality TV star before his upset election win a year ago, is known for his off-the-cuff style, freewheeling tweets, and rhetorical hyperbole, both negative and positive.
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French investment bank Natixis' senior economist, Trinh Nguyen, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " last week the "off-the-cuff" remarks about the U.S. were significant because the Philippines had "traditionally been a very strategic ally of the U.S." In the country's territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea, the U.S. had been a vocal backer of the Philippines.
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RELATED: Here are the Republicans denouncing Trump by name Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who is now a CNN national security analyst, said that after off-the-cuff moments like the Trump Tower press conference, attention will be focused on how the President presents his case -- as well as the content of his new strategy.
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Others may comment on the variety of guests, but most interesting to me is what their presence did for the president's delivery: They gave him the opportunity to smile at the individual being recognized and to add an occasional off-the-cuff comment, marrying the need to stick to the script with the chance to show his personality.
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He's a practiced politician and prudent speaker who not only says very little "off the cuff" in public but who also knows better than anyone else the gravity of the current threats to the integrity of our democracy -- and what it will take to wake Americans up to the dangers of being "complacent," as he puts it.
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Sarang Sekhavat, the federal policy director for the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, estimated off the cuff that his group has processed a fairly typical number of applications for an election year — but not as many as in 2007, when an announced fee increase led thousands of immigrants to get their applications in before the increase took effect.
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This was where things were always going: A decapitation strike that dramatically destabilized a region not previously renowned for stability had become a comedic bit on par with the ones Trump serves up at the rallies, where he pledges to "bring the toilets back" and delivers off-the-cuff wildfire-prevention tips to crowds of hooting devotees.
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Following Mr. Johnson at the event was Mr. Lesniak, who offered a somewhat rambling, off-the-cuff speech that showcased both his extended roots in the state (he makes references largely using just first names, like the first same-sex couple to be married in New Jersey, whose wedding was "in my house") and his "from the heart" style.
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From the snow-covered stadiums of Manchester, New Hampshire, to the gilded halls of the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, you can bet the Republican frontrunner will deliver the same off-the-cuff, stream-of-consciousness riff about building a wall, crushing ISIS, the art of the deal, The Art of the Deal, and making America great again.
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"I wrote a couple things down, but pretty much I want to speak from the heart," he began his off-the-cuff remarks at twin Drew and new sister-in-law Linda Phan's Italian nuptials, which took place among 300 guests in Puglia, and will be featured in the TLC special Linda and Drew Say I Do, airing Saturday, June 2.
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While Whitworth wasn't explicitly critiquing our society, his nihilist tirade nonetheless snapped us out of our dazed viewing, made us forget for a moment that we have a reality TV show president who buys fast food for championship athletes, who shuts down the government because he doesn't get what he wants, who tweets out policy decisions seemingly off the cuff.
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It's safe to say that nobody alive today has ever seen anything like it: A newly elected president who, so far from being a professional politician, says off-the-cuff things in conversation or midnight tweets that positively invite indignant responses — and a media and entertainment industry that has been loudly marching against him ever since he won the nomination.
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An off-the-cuff remark from 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 to a late-night talk show host might snowball into the blockbuster event of the 2016 presidential primary cycle.
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Related: The hackers that broke into the Democratic Party may show that Russia is really good at cyberspying In a clear sign that Donald Trump doesn't intend on toning down his off-the-cuff style in the general election, the Republican nominee put out a call to Moscow on Wednesday morning, asking Russian hackers to find and release more of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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In early January, Representative Gregory Meeks of New York offered an off-the-cuff assessment of the Democratic race: Should Mr. Biden wheeze in the early states, many in the party would turn to Mr. Bloomberg as a Plan B. "If Mr. Biden can't get out of New Hampshire and Iowa, then Bloomberg has Super Tuesday," Mr. Meeks said at the time.
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While Trump has held significantly fewer White House news conferences than Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H. W. Bush and Ronald Reagan, he has spoken directly and off-the-cuff to reporters with much greater frequency, according to research by Martha Joynt Kumar, director of the White House Transition Project and a longtime student of presidential communication.
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"While previous Chairs Yellen and Bernanke focused on being highly prepared for every press conference (making each one quite an endeavor for Chair and staff alike), Chair Powell has already shown in testimony he may be more willing to speak off the cuff, taking a more casual approach," Ellen Zentner, chief economist at Morgan Stanley, said in a note to clients.
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