Get off
Get off verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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He and Dora have to travel to the past and future in order for Swiper to get off the list.
- One assumes the cycle is due to start again, though, as human beings are by now capable of interstellar travel and at least some of them get off Earth before the bombs land.
Source: After The End / Literature -
World of Warcraft has many boats for cross continental travel — woe the traveller with low RAM or a shaky internet connection, though, because the loading screens that result often leave the player stuck on the boat, unable to get off at their destination.
Source: Get on the Boat
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