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step out

verb

to go outside or leave a room, building, etc, esp briefly
to begin to walk more quickly and take longer strides
informal.
to withdraw from involvement; bow out
step out with informal.
to be a boyfriend or girlfriend (of someone), esp publicly

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I stepped out of the Pacific Ocean that day, but I left behind the belief that love was something I had to hustle for.

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As Eubank has stepped out of his father's shadow, more of him as a man and fighter has emerged.

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They then stepped out of the booth, selected their favorite shots at a kiosk and waited about 60 seconds for the photos to develop.

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They flew into Ciampino airport, stepping out into late afternoon sunshine, with Italian government officials and a guard of honour to greet them.

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When the item came up at that meeting, Adams Kellum stepped out of the room, according to the meeting minutes.

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