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Throw off
Throw off verb - To draw the attention or mind to something else.
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- Corrupt Corporate Executive: Charybdis IX is run by one, which gives the Insurrectionists a good way to throw off the UNSC's authority.
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Damn You, Muscle Memory: The mod adds Classic Controller support, but uses B to run and A to jump, which can really throw off SNES gamers (those who played the GBA port of Super Mario World are okay, though).
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This is pretty much a given during a bombing run, where the pilot is unable to try and evade the incoming fire, having no choice but to fly straight into the teeth of the defenders lest he throw off the aim of his own attack.
Source: Anti-Air
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