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sign off

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sign off
to end a television or radio broadcast. Both news programs came on the air at 4:36 p.m. and both signed off at 4:59 p.m. What will the network air on Tuesdays now that one of its most popular programs is signing off?
See also: sign

sign off (on something)
to officially agree to or support something. Mary has to sign off on any expenses over $2,500. A judge must sign off on a search of anyone's property. If all parties sign off, the settlement would end eight years of court battles.
Usage notes: often used when someone agrees to something by putting their signature on an official document
See also: sign
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I'll sign the articles that I'm to sign off in San Francisco then.
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