Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Both terms in one sentence
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Word Salad Philosopher: de Selby Year Outside, Hour Inside: Two examples: time does not pass at all inside "eternity", so one can enter and come out exactly the same age one was when one entered.
Source: Literature / The Third Policeman - You can then enter a hut, and train for five years, only to come out and see her still lost and asking for a map.
Source: Take Your Time -
Suddenly, you enter a tunnel, and when you come out of it the view has changed to you grabbing on the car for dear life as the camera switches vertically.
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