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breakoff

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break·off  (brkôf, -f)
n.
The act or an instance of breaking off; discontinuance.


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The ultimate cause may relate to slab breakoff or more widespread lithospheric delamination.
As part of the breakoff, managers in Orange County are responsible for profits, expansion, hiring and community giving--activities previously done in Los Angeles.
He may see a blitz and run the hot breakoff route, or sec a zone rotation and run his route while the QB throws to the spot he expects the receiver to be vs a blitz.
 
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