Get off
Get off verb - To leave a place often for another.
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Friederich's death in a freak accident before the Third Crusade could really get off the ground meant someone had to step in and take a leadership role...and in the process, become legend.
Source: Useful Notes / The Crusades - Toward the end of the last case of Justice for All, the Judge gives one to Matt Engarde; at that point, it appears that Engarde will get off, but in the process, his past wrongdoing has been exposed.
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