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The phrase "are leaving of" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "They are leaving of their own accord." (Note: This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "are leaving" or "are departing from".
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The Spanish government says only around 3,000 people have taken advantage of the plan, but many others are leaving of their own accord.
At big corporations, once the safe domain of career-oriented young Europeans, the best talent is being lured away by headhunters; other gifted young executives are leaving of their own accord, willingly forfeiting the security of the old economy for the rough-and-tumble risk of the new.
Whether executives are leaving of their own accord or being forced out, a new breed of people can only help the company as it rebuilds its image and its business.
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All three are left of center.
Most of my friends and family are left of center.
What's left of it".
I was left of liberal.
What's left of me?
What was left of it.
"What's left of Shyrokyno?
What's left of it, that is.
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