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leaving

[lee-ving] / ˈli vɪŋ /












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"In practice, this means some young people under 16 may be able to bypass protections, potentially leaving them with reduced safeguards, while others over 16 may incorrectly lose access."

From Barron's

When the song came to an end, the pop singer strolled right off the stage, leaving a stunned audience behind.

From Los Angeles Times

Only minutes after leaving the stage, Gaga won pop vocal album for “Mayhem.”

From Los Angeles Times

The legal work behind detentions has largely been an overlooked battlefield that will likely rage on years after ICE departs the streets, leaving in its wake hundreds if not thousands of long-and-winding court cases.

From Los Angeles Times

The siblings found a route out of poverty by building up an empire of betting shops, amassing themselves a billion-pound family fortune after leaving school at 15 with no qualifications.

From BBC