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step out

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step out (of something)
1. to go out of a place. she stepped out of the house without a coat and nearly froze to death. Jamie stepped out and got wet in the rain.
2. to take one step to get out of pants of some type that have been dropped. He stepped out of his pants and pulled off his shirt. He dropped his pants and stepped out.
See also: out, step

step out (on someone)

to be unfaithful to a spouse or lover. Jeff has been stepping out on Judy. I was not stepping out!
See also: out, step

step out
to leave a place, esp. for a short time Mr. Taylor just stepped out of the office to get the mail.
See also: out, step


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SA-05 is a step out of approximately 330 meters to the north of SL-06 (9.
com LU-06 is a step out of approximately 50 meters to the south of LU-01 (59.
Fortuna has budgeted for a 10,000m drill program which will involve infill drilling on the Trinidad zone to allow preparation of a resource estimate, as well as wider spaced step outs along the 3km long vein system to identify additional mineralization.
 
 
 
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