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Discover Ludwig"roll out to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a group of people or objects moving in a particular direction. For example, "The troops rolled out to the border early this morning."
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Roll out to 3/8 inch thick.
"Now we don't roll out to many shootings at all".
Roll out to 35cm square and spread with the filling.
There's no indication yet of when (or if) it'll roll out to everyone.
Roll out to a rectangle shape about 2cm thick and repeat the folding as above.
That feature will roll out to high-volume accounts first, but it may roll out to more accounts in the near future.
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Suzuki rolled out to second.
Q: So when will it be rolled out to couples?
It has, predictably, been rolled out to defend Mr. Santelli.
King took the snap and rolled out to his right.
It will be rolled out to all employers by July 2020.
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