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off-beam

adjective as in disoriented

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Their U.S. bond market forecasts were even more off-beam - only 2% of respondents predicted the 10-year Treasury yield would end this year above 3.0% and just four individuals thought it would be above 3.5%.

From Reuters

“I won’t go through, here, a point-by-point rebuttal of all the things in the Sunday Times story that are a little bit off-beam, but that will be done later,” he said.

This is a particularly off-beam approach: a novel in which two young women find themselves together in a house in a forest that borders their hometown, fighting forces that oppress them from both their present and the past.

This is also why the cold-war framing of the summit, thanks to the choice of venue and grim talk by both administrations of a new low in relations, is off-beam.

This source could be delayed X-ray afterglow emission from GRB170817A produced by an off-beam jet23, which may account for the otherwise small probability of having an aligned short-GRB jet within such a small volume24.

From Nature

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