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Given that the watch (just revealed enough to identify what is supposed to be a super-premium aviation model), cuff, and sleeve are so perfectly coordinated, how exactly are we supposed to believe that the totally paperless and totally spotless desk (sound familiar Made-off fans?), the tidy volumes, the oh-so-casually missing tie, the family picture and the charts in the background are anything but contrived?— Dealbreaker
No longer will you raise your arm to look at your watch, your cuff will be a printed map.— OpenGeoData
Damage to the rotator cuff, a term given to the group of muscles and their tendons that act to stabilize the shoulder, can lead to tendonitis and muscle tears.— Science Blog - Science news straight from the source
The zipper pulls also hang from the sleeve cuff, which is slightly unusual but will probably be welcomed by those who aren't fond of the hook-and-loop fastener normally used on sleeve cuffs.— webBikeWorld.com
"Off the cuff is the best way to describe it," says Darrin Hensley, a professional stand-up comedian and Extra Crispy member.— Kentucky.com: Homepage

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