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exit
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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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Caltrans proposes erecting permanent barriers this summer to prevent motorists taking the northbound San Diego Freeway connector to the westbound Ventura Freeway from exiting at Haskell.
Are students still successful in college-level classes after exiting developmental studies?
When the CA9121 System is integrated with Quick Response, the upgrades include: resident and exit door identification--caregivers may freely move about the facility and receive alphanumeric identification, via pagers, naming which resident is exiting and at which door; multiple read--up to 10 people can be listed in the alphanumeric identification message sent to caregivers via pagers; and reporting--enhanced reports to identify exiting patterns for each resident.
 
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