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step outside

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step outside 
1. to go outside, as if to get some fresh air. I need to step outside for a minute to get a breath of air. Tom and Harry stepped outside for a moment.
2. to go outside to fight or settle an argument. I find that insulting. Would you care to step outside? Max invited Lefty to step outside.
See also: outside, step


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The party's Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie said the DUP and Sinn Fein planned to step outside the normal power-sharing rules in appointing a new Justice Minister and would effectively bar any nationalist from securing the post.
Summary: Beyonce says new movie Obsessed was a step outside her "comfort zone".
Private citizens are charged 20 million dollars for such space trips, plus another 15 million dollars if they wish to step outside their capsule for a brisk space walk, according to Canadian media.
 
 
 
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