Be out
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
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The Evils of Free Will: President Business seems to be out to stop his citizens from having individual thoughts.
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Or I could be out on the street, you know, and I could just stop at a stoplight, or go into an elevator, or I...there's a beautiful girl.
Source: Film / Shampoo - When they stop at a oasis, Genie states Aladdin already used up a wish, but Aladdin counters that he didn't wish to be out of there; Genie did that all on his own in a show of power.
Source: Loophole Abuse / Animated Film
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