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She told Anthony Clare that although she knew the reasoning behind the decision the subject was decidedly off limits.
Though gay marriage is not permitted, some Australian states do allow civil unions.Creative destructionRepublicans winced as Mitt Romney's presidential campaign went decidedly off message.
It is packaged-for-television drama that is real, but it is also a real place where the unexamined happens off camera and where people go decidedly off script.
In a decidedly off year for outstanding races, Harvard's freshmen produced one of the most exciting finishes of the regatta, holding off Oxford Brookes University for the second consecutive year to win the Temple Challenge Cup.
Ali Williams plucked the re-start kick from the air and after Colin Slade made good ground down the left, New Zealand spun the ball across to the far corner for Sonny Bill Williams to score as the All Blacks left Les Bleus feeling decidedly off colour.
Aside from the perfunctory late-night monologue one-liners (Clinton--chubby adulterer, Dole--really old mean guy), it was a decidedly off year for political comedy, though a few hardy souls--Bill Maher, Al Franken, Harry Shearer--did Shearer--didy could withethe availabestraw matheyal.
The materials used to make the capsule were decidedly off-the-shelf.
But the 12 most recent Masters have gone decidedly off-script, producing 11 different winners.
But four months into the new orders, many employees are going decidedly off-message.
For a politician sometimes mocked for his love of the limelight, the debate-preparation job is a decidedly off-stage role.
The former House speaker's abject apologies to Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin on Tuesday appeared to do little to quell the uproar among conservatives about his decidedly off-message commentary on the Republican budget strategy.
