The phrase "at quit" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It does not have a clear meaning or context in which it can be used.
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Alternatives: "at the end" or "upon quitting".
Smoking status was confirmed biochemically and via self-report at quit day and each follow-up assessment.
At Quit Porn Addiction, the UK's main porn counselling service, almost one in three clients are women struggling with their own porn use, says founder and counsellor Jason Dean.
The authors also wish to acknowledge the work of the staff at QUIT in helping to set up and administer the website, and the contribution of the telephone interviewers.
AT quitting time one recent Wednesday just before the afternoon commuter rush, the clip-clop of hooves came lazily up the West Side Highway.
MAPS + did not improve drinking outcomes among individuals who were unsuccessful at quitting smoking.
Mr. Sciandra said other studies showed that lower-income smokers had less success at quitting.
At quitting time, we'd line up behind a red tape on the factory floor.
Watson flew home to be with his pregnant wife, and initially hinted at quitting international cricket.
At quitting time, the suits swarm the bar, palming Heinekens and Pinots, popping pork-belly sliders like pieces of popcorn, clogging up the footways with their laptop cases.
At quitting time, the workers removed their protective headphones, put their tools back in their holsters and cleaned up their work stations.
If you've failed at quitting before, try to identify what went wrong and do things differently this time, Dr. Brunswick suggests.
