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off to the races

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off to the races

busy doing something. I don't think there will be a dramatic change in the economy — I don't see that we're off to the races. If you make changes in the rules, the tax lawyers will be off to the races again.

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off the rack
off the record
off the shelf
off the top of head
off the wagon
off the wall
off to a flying start

off to the races
off-colour
off-the-cuff
off-the-record
off-the-wall
office
often
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