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exit

[eg-zit, ek-sit] / ˈɛg zɪt, ˈɛk sɪt /




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The couple was traveling in a pickup truck with their three small children when, at one point, the actor exited the vehicle and started walking on the road.

From Los Angeles Times

At my dad’s exit interview, his counselor advised him to keep Carville a secret so he could avoid the stigma it carried and focus on his life ahead.

From Salon

We believe there are competing bidders for the club that are above the '25p in the pound' threshold that will prevent the club from facing any penalties once they exit administration.

From BBC

This was apparently one of the sticking points over the weekend as Kiffin negotiated his exit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Democratic strategist Bill Carrick is presented as saying modern advisors would be reluctant to counsel candidates to exit unless they had committed serious crimes.

From Los Angeles Times