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The phrase "always walk out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is expressing a consistent action of leaving a place or situation, often in response to dissatisfaction or disagreement.
Example: "Whenever the meeting becomes unproductive, I always walk out to avoid wasting my time."
Alternatives: "consistently leave" or "frequently exit".
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We always walk out feeling very happy.
Less pliant observers can always walk out.
But those who walk in do not always walk out.
I will always walk out there forever knowing your by my side.
If you don't like "Pearl Harbor," you can always walk out.
All right, so now I might slouch in more from rheumatism than rebellion, but I always walk out feeling spry.
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And being a proud man, he was always walking out on some imagined or real slight.
6. Don't walk out, work it out Patricia was always walking out after an argument.
He walked up to the podium kind of like he's always walked out to the ring minus the pillars of flames and satanic theme song and stressed the importance of small businesses, which he called "the backbone of America".
You're always going to walk out a better actor than you walked in.
I've always been loathe to walk out on a film halfway through, even if I'm not enjoying it, in much the same way as I'll always read to the end of a novel.
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