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The off-week between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl was eliminated.
The NFL's Final Deadline: November Matthew Futterman 2011
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An off-week for the Ohio State football team possibly swelled the number of Franklin County Ohio voters that stood outside of Veterans Memorial to vote.
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An off-week for the Ohio State football team possibly swelled the number of Franklin County Ohio voters that stood outside of Veterans Memorial to vote.
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An off-week for the Ohio State football team possibly swelled the number of Franklin County Ohio voters that stood outside of Veterans Memorial to vote.
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I think they really improved in the off-week, Miles said.
USATODAY.com 2004
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I think they really improved in the off-week, Miles said.
USATODAY.com 2004
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Plus I feel weird accepting drinks - because then I have to be especially entertaining and sometimes I don't feel that way (I'm having an off-week in that department).
misspinkkate Diary Entry misspinkkate 2006
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When he found himself with a homework assignment he did not understand, and no teaching assistants or professors available on a campus off-week, he convinced himself that just chatting with another student would not violate the rules.
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But again, it will be moved up a week, again, given the off-week for the NFL two weeks ago.
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My idea of heaven was playing the occasional off-week for Sammy Berger at the Town Tavern and weekends after hours at the House of Hambourg back of the Holt Renfrew parking lot up on Bloor Street.
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