Away
Away adjective - Not close in time or space.
Both words in one sentence
- Cameron quits in order to get away from Sierra, who had latched onto him as a Cody replacement; but due to that week's twist, he remains and instead gets moved to the villain's team.
Source: Non-Gameplay Elimination -
Like many areas of Houston, it suffered from white flight in the 70s as Whites moved out to get away from Blacks, who were trying to get away from Mexicans.
Source: Useful Notes / Houston - While he attempted to destroy the earth with a rocket that would drive it into the sun, the rocket instead moved the earth 1 foot away from the sun, effectively undoing global warming permanently.
Source: Global Warming
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