Finish
Take off
Take off verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Doc asked Hallie to take off her glasses so they could finish setting up for the party without her seeing.
Source: Not-So-Forgotten Birthday - Adding insult to injury he leaves the finish line before you do ensuring that there will be a huge minefield between the two of you when you take off.
Source: SNK Boss / Other Games -
Becomes a plot point in her Forgotten Birthday episode, where Doc makes her take off her glasses so the other toys can finish setting up for her surprise party.
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