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Walk out
Walk out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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The title sequence of Reservoir Dogs, as the criminals all walk out to their cars to begin the heist, with "Little Green Bag" playing on the soundtrack.
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This causes her to begin an angry tirade that causes the head of Starfleet Intelligence to walk out in utter disgust.
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Trouble begins when both husbands begin lavishing love and attention on their mutual wife, who refuses to decide between them and instead does her best to keep them both on equal terms.When the husbands become pals for a night and walk out on Vicky to teach her a lesson, she calls the police.
Source: Film / Too Many Husbands
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