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A friend comes out of school.

If you walk straight along the road, you’ll come to an intersection.

If you turn left at the crossroads, you’ll see the school.

The luggage hasn’t come out yet.

The movie was so boring in the middle that I left.

All rules are detailed in the accommodation information booklet.

A new song by my favorite singer came out, so I’ve been listening to it all day.

My runny nose kept going, so I kept my mask on.

I come out of the meeting room and go down the stairs.

I tidied up the meeting room neatly and came out.

When I opened the door, the puppy came out.

Last month, the gas bill was lower than I expected, so that was a relief.

The water bill is lower than the electricity bill, but you still have to check it.

While hurrying out of the house, I dropped my bag.

I hope a canceled reserved-seat ticket becomes available.

The band finally came onto the stage.