Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Shows
Both terms in one sentence
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However, her origin story as revealed in Detective Comics shows that she had come out before meeting Renee, and she tried to convince Renee to come out of the closet as well.
Source: Comic Book / Batwoman -
Quite a few shows on HBO or Showtime have this problem, probably because those are higher tier networks so a lot of people can't see them (legally, anyway) until they come out on DVD, but everybody wants to seem "cultured".
Source: Praising Shows You Don't Watch -
Coyote Starrk, a character in Bleach shows he has these skills when his twin automatic pistols come out.
Source: Gun Fu
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