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The phrase "after a slice off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action following the removal of a slice from something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After a slice off the cake, we served the remaining pieces to our guests."
Alternatives: "after cutting a slice" or "after removing a slice".
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His tee shot at the 2nd betrayed even more and after a slice off the tee which could not be located he played a provisional ball.
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One marketing stunt featuring mistletoe suspended by drones at TGI Friday's spectacularly backfired after a unit sliced off part of a photographer's nose.
After you've removed the lid from the pumpkin, cut a slice off the underside to remove excess filling and flatten the bottom.
Cut a thin slice off ends of squashes.
In July in 2011, Woodhill's CSC was criticised after a prisoner, Lee Foye, sliced off an ear with a razor blade, three months after cutting off his other ear at the unit in April.
If, after ten minutes, you cannot wait any longer, slice off a piece with a serrated edge knife.
Slice off all the knobbly bits (there might be quite a lot to slice off).
Is Seene compelling enough to slice off a chunk of that time?
After the loans are packaged together, banks slice off pieces for sale to investors.
Just before Walcott's goal, which came after a mistake by Marseille full-back Jeremy Morel, Gibbs cleared the ball off the line after a slice by fellow Gunners defender Per Mertesacker.
A Struers Accutom-50 precision cut-off and grinding machine was utilized to slice off 100- μm thin sheets.
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