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The phrase "exit to stand" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where someone exits a vehicle or location to take a stand, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "After the meeting, I decided to exit to stand outside and gather my thoughts."
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And so there I stood alone, in the rain, holding a cane, waiting for a man who never emerged—I had picked the wrong exit to stand outside of.
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This meant that anyone being filmed exiting it had to stand perfectly still while waiting until action was called.
Investors need the initial partnership agreement with founders — to build and grow the startup to a meaningful exit for both parties — to stand, whereas founders are, understandably, influenced by an immediate payout.
Also try: Tube Exits, to pinpoint which carriage to stand in for a quick exit at your destination.
Some people decipher where on a subway train it is best to ride, for optimum exiting, and, therefore, where to stand on the platform, by a particular pay phone or blackened patch of gum.
As anyone who ever made it to a Heavenly Sunday Social night will already know, Tom and Ed don't particularly like the idea of confining themselves to one narrow band of music and Exit Planet Dust is sure to stand as the most eclectic dance album you will uncover this year.
Nearing the exit zone, I was told to stand and back up toward the rear of the plane.
Students had to stand in exits of the forum to stop Board members from walking out while students were speaking about their homes being destroyed.
"I voted quickly and went over to stand at the exit from the No Lobby.
They are not required to have floor space for buggies, shopping trollies or wheeled suitcases — still less for lots of people to stand opposite the exit doors.
It is so oppressive downstairs that the only bearable way to travel is to stand near the exit doors, get off the bus at every stop, and then force your way back on again.
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