Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Starting
Starting adjective - Appropriate to the beginning or start of an event.
Both terms in one sentence
- DVD season sets actually are starting to come out, but getting all of them isn't exactly guaranteed in the new order of things.
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In the sequel, Kovu does this when Zira and the Outsiders come out to ambush Simba just as the two were starting to connect.
Source: Little "No" - The significance of that and what it really meant to the plots has only come out in the more recent stories, starting with "Christmas Elves".
Source: Chekhov's Armoury
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