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exit
(from something) (to something) to go out of something or some place to another. The children exited from the school to the parking lot when the fire alarm rang. We exited to the main street from the parking lot.


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These four sections not only address the proper number of exits and exit access points, they also control the distance to the exits and the placement of the exits with respect to one another.
The real estate markets, all over the world, demand that property investors keep short sale exit strategies in place, even before beginning the investment game.
In the study, physicists timed a crowd of 50 women as they exited as fast as possible through a door, and then repeated the experiment with a 20-centimetre-wide pillar placed 65 centimetres in front of the exit to the left-hand side.
 
 
 
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