'leave' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it as a verb to mean to go away from a place or to depart. For example: We decided to leave the party early.
PH: "Leave me alone, you have no place in my life and no right to be proud.
A Labour source said that, given teenagers have a "tremendous vested interest in whether or not we stay in the EU or leave", there could be a strong appetite for amending the EU referendum bill in the Lords, even if Labour and the SNP fail to recruit the relatively small number of Tory rebels they would need to defeat the government in the Commons.
They have refused requests from the police negotiators to leave the balcony".
"We will propose a 'double majority' rule – meaning that unless England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland each vote to leave the EU, as well as the UK as a whole, Britain would remain a member state".
Drain and leave to cool.
Let's just leave it at that".
So where does that leave us?
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