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exit

noun as in way out of a place

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noun as in leaving

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verb as in leave a place

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While we are filming another alert comes through of a ballistic missile launch and we are swiftly escorted to the exit.

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During Indiana Fever exit interviews Thursday, Clark said she was unaware of Collier’s unabashed finger-pointing, which went like this:

The woman pulls into a driveway, exits her car and grabs another bystander.

He said the bullet grazed his shoulder, struck his face "and exited through my nose".

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The PM was apparently referring to the Dublin III regulation - which the UK formally exited on 1 January 2021.

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