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The phrase "away from the performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a physical or metaphorical distance from a performance, such as a play, concert, or any other type of presentation.
Example: "After the show, I needed some time away from the performance to gather my thoughts."
Alternatives: "out of the performance" or "from the performance".
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I work hard to pursue joyful activities away from the performance.
This isn't meant to take away from the performance of DC.
But it doesn't take away from the performance our baseball team put out on the field today".
Away from the performance side of things, the new Rio will also feature a 1.0-litre three-pot to complement the GT's 1.6.
In the context of Lincoln Center's festival, one wanted to reconsider this work and to come away from the performance with a new fondness for it.
Before then, this was the polar opposite of the intensity and ambition that Pochettino demands from his players, a world away from the performance that shredded Queen's Park Rangers here 4-0 last month.
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"We don't want the results to take the focus away from the performances.
You sense that this is not an attempt to deflect the attention away from the performances over the weekend; James genuinely looks at ease with the pressures involved in being a gold medal favourite for a home Olympiad.
Evidently, by utilizing N p =25 optimized pilots on each antenna, the performance is almost 3 dB away from the optimal performance which could be compensated using other facilities.
If the model is too complex, the design would bias the results away from understanding the performance of medium.
I lived about 60 miles away from the actual performance center in Rutgers.
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