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come out

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come out
1. to be made public. There have been so many different medical reports coming out.
2. to become available. In my business you have to be aware of what new music has come out.
Usage notes: said especially about a movie, book, or recorded music
3. to announce that you are attracted to people of the same sex. A lot of people were surprised when the senator came out.
See also: come

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In that case I shall come out to-morrow and talk it over with you.
It was slow work, but every stroke carried us farther away from the shoal and nearer the shore, till at last the shooting died down, and when the moon did come out we were too far away to be in danger.
I wonder if they all come out of that wall-paper as I did?
 
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