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Quit
Quit verb - To give up (a job or office).
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Both words in one sentence
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The director of Big Jake made one and a half movies with him, then quit after an argument where Murphy leaned forward and glared into his face.
Source: Creator / Audie Murphy -
If you quit the game entirely, you'll be rewarded when you return with "bonus ticks" for fast-forward mode.
Source: Anti-Poop Socking - Things kept moving forward until sometime in 2012, when Anthony quit the band to pursue a musical career of his own; replacing him was Brett Bamberger of East of the Wall fame.
Source: Music / Revocation
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