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leave the room

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leave the room 
1. to go out of the room. DI had to leave the room to get drinks for everyone.
2. Euph. to leave to go to the toilet. I have to leave the room. I'll be back in a minute.
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As McCain moved to leave the room, she pointed at a row of reporters and said, "We want all of you guys to give, too.
When you start putting her in her crib when she''s still awake, you can set the clock to start to dim when you leave the room, or leave part way through the cycle.
After the massage session, the therapist will leave the room as clients slip into their robe or clothes.
 
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