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Meanings of early exit in English

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Usage of early exit in English
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Pan also having an early exit with their respective partners at three-under.
Reuters
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Ferrari's Charles Leclerc during qualifying before his early exit.
The Guardian
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It now seems like Jacob Zuma is planning an early exit, though.
The South African
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Anything is possible, from a third World Cup title to another early exit.
The Guardian
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Now came the end of Arnautovic, a particularly unprofessional early exit.
The Guardian
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He finished the half with 19 points before his early exit.
Reuters
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But she stood by Mr Zahawi and his claim of an early exit.
BBC
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I sat in the very last row, thinking to make an early exit.
Summers at Castle Auburn
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The Government has confirmed New Zealand troops will make an early exit from Afghanistan.
Radio NZ
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Four years ago, McKenzie had suffered an early exit at the London 2012 Games.
News.com.au
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Please excuse my early exit, but I have a prior commitment to attend to.
The vaults
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As such, an early exit from administration appears highly unlikely.
The Guardian
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So much so that many spectators made an early exit.
The Irish Times
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Amongst those to make an early exit were Briny Baird.
The Guardian
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Not that it saved Conrad Smith from an early exit.
The Guardian
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He said comparable ratings were well up on two years ago, despite India's early exit.
The Guardian
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Ireland
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