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come out

verb as in conclude

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Teal debuted on Season 7 of the teen drama in 2010, playing the closeted actor in a seven-episode arc that ended with him coming out to as gay.

"When gas comes out of a stove, you want to burn all the gas," Diallo said.

Maybe the best high school running back to ever come out of Orange County woke up ready to devour the college that had only wanted him if he would play defensive back.

But addiction, mental illness and poverty can make it harder for people to come out of homelessness.

Again, my father adores Scotland, and you have a First Minister coming out and just being fairly nasty in the days leading up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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