Come out of
Issue and come out of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Issue" instead a verb "Come out of".
Issue
Issue verb - To produce and release for distribution in printed form.
Come out of and issue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come out of" instead a verb "Issue".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The never-stated issue here is entirely who will do the work and whose pocket the expenses of investigation will come out of.
Source: "Blackmail" is Such an Ugly Word -
On the first page of issue 4 of Flying Sparks, Johnny Benvinuti has just come out of the shower wearing only a towel, which suddenly slips off his body, leading to a Full-Frontal Assault.
Source: Modesty Towel -
Recently, she decided to come out of retirement while in college, only to end up being kidnapped and held hostage by a serial killer a mere issue after her initial decision.
Source: Bumbling Sidekick
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