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move off

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move someone or something off (from someone or something) and move someone or something off (of someone or something)
to remove someone or something from on top of someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) The referee moved the wrestler off from his fallen opponent. I moved the beam off of the leg of the man.
See also: move

move off (from someone or something)

to move away from someone or something. The doctor moved off from the patient, satisfied with her work. The officer stopped for a minute, looked around, and then moved off.
See also: move


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A win at home to Didcot Town tomorrow (3pm) can see them hurdle Rugby Town and move off the foot of the Premier Division table.
Shasta, all seasons are covered in an exciting collection of routes and destinations perfect for those who would move off the main paths of tourism.
Of all the markets I am watching, the one that pops out at me here is the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSE: GLD, Stock Forum) because the price structure has not relinquished much, if any, of its wild up move off of last Wednesday’s Fed announcement (about buying longer-dated Treasury paper).
 
 
 
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