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Throw off
Throw off verb - To draw the attention or mind to something else.
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- Noel and Makoto throw off their cloaks, while Litchi grabs her dress and sweeps it around herself, setting a new world record for fastest change into alluring attire.◊
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Quite a number of character aren't affected by this: Riku Kaitani can also throw off Sena with his Rodeo Drive technique enabling him to change his rhythm so Sena doesn't know when to fake.
Source: Manga / Eyeshield 21 -
With two exceptions (one where he timed out, and another where the mass change of Albedo's transformations allowed him to throw off the power) Gravattack has won every single fight he's been in, usually with next to no effort.
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