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Meanings of quick exit in English

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Usage of quick exit in English
1
These plans, however, may not necessarily lead to a quick exit for Carlyle.
Reuters
2
Shay Buckley had dropped the body at sixty-three-carcrash: quick exit.
The last four days of Paddy Buckley
3
Now for the hard part-sayinggood-byeand making a quick exit.
Running scared
4
Whenever it is on the horizon, he tries to make a quick exit.
The Guardian
5
Jane looked at the door, as if contemplating a quick exit.
House of Bathory
6
Did somebody give you the hot-foot and make a quick exit?
Back to the Woods: The Story of a Fall from Grace
7
After those kind remarks Laura's goat naturally make a quick exit.
The Sorrows of a Show Girl: A Story of the Great "White Way"
8
And a couple of smoke grenades, to cover a quick exit.
The unnatural inquirer
9
There were a few possible scenarios to explain his quick exit from the hotel.
Haunted
10
We could use that for a quick exit if we have to, Rafe adds.
Deadfall
11
There will be no quick answer, and no quick exit strategy from the drug war.
Reuters
12
No official explanation was given for White's quick exit.
Reuters
13
Your plan for a quick exit begins to evaporate.
The Irish Times
14
I guessed it meant something when you made that quick exit when we moved up.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
15
He made a quick exit through the back door.
Osprey island
16
The owner emerged just then, smiled hello and beat a quick exit to his car.
BBC
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Quick exit across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common