Refrain from offensive language, off-colour jokes and stories, ethnic or racial humour or anything that might offend someone else. |
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Any player who was off-colour or who complained of fatigue was immediately stood down from training. |
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Unlike today's often off-colour and biting comedians, Wayne and Shuster provided entertainment for listeners and viewers of all ages. |
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The celebrated right-winger had been off-colour throughout the tournament in spite of pep talks by the management. |
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If you are feeling a bit sluggish and off-colour it may be that your digestive system is out of balance. |
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If she feels a little off-colour then it's because the baby didn't like what we had for dinner. |
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An off-colour tone may indicate that you are using too much of the product. |
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When they are off-message, or just off-colour, people will notice and want to know why. |
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She booked an appointment with her doctor because she was feeling off-colour. |
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The best indicator we currently have of becoming unwell is that familiar, off-colour feeling. |
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Late yesterday afternoon I noticed that a few of the scudding-by clouds were off-colour, a bit brown. |
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I had been off-colour for several weeks and off food for several days prior to this and did not realise the effects of wine on an empty stomach. |
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The rules are so relaxed now that you can rest a player who is off-colour. |
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He's still off-colour today, but submits to a meeting anyway. |
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To make matters worse, I'd started to develop what I thought was a bit of a cold by Saturday evening so I was feeling decidedly grumpy and off-colour. |
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This morning I have a sore throat and feel decidedly off-colour. |
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Since I was very young, whenever I'm off-colour and feverish I have the following recurring vision as I wander confusedly in the no-man's land between consciousness and sleep. |
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The Indian defence also looked off-colour and they were lucky not to concede goals as the Pakistani forwards muffed the chances that came their way. |
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But he is very much a confidence player prone to extreme highs and lows, with a tendency to be brilliant one week, then off-colour the next. |
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She even tells an off-colour Victorian joke. |
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Of course, not everything slightly off-colour is spam. |
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She faces a similarly off-colour Sharapova in that match. |
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The article does not suggest that off-colour jokes are back in style. |
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Secondly, I cannot be the only one who is increasingly distressed by the amount of often off-colour or even obscene unsolicited email that keeps pouring through the system. |
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If it looks dull or off-colour, investigate further. |
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While the soybean leaf beetle does not normally cause a lot of plant injury, the beetle will affect seed quality, causing the seed to be an off-colour. |
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Sadly it smelt a bit funny and was slightly off-colour so I didn't eat it. |
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A brief-wearing man finds boxers poncy, thinks of himself as one of the lads, would never moisturise, likes the odd off-colour joke and is basically deeply square. |
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Doctors should be made to think more carefully before handing out certificates willy-nilly just because someone looks a bit off-colour or says they do not feel so good. |
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We can change the order again if someone's crashed or feels off-colour. |
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