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Discover Ludwig"which goes out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to something that is leaving, exiting, or departing. For example, "The sun, which goes out each night, will rise again tomorrow."
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"The message which goes out is loud and clear," he said.
A jolly start, then, to Will Sharpe's comedy Flowers (Channel 4), which goes out every night this week.
And the channel's hybrid of talk show and pitching, which goes out to more than 98 million American homes a day, is hard to duplicate online.
She is starring in Kiss of Death, a darkly disturbing new feature-length British thriller, which goes out on BBC1 tonight.
TalkSport podcasts The Russell Brand Radio Show and Absolute Radio makes two downloads from Frank Skinner's programme, a show which goes out early on Saturday mornings.
Episode two, which goes out next Tuesday, is probably a better representative of just how far Louie is prepared to bend the sitcom format.
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Anyway, here's a link to the programme, which went out today.
Today there are more than 100 similar channels, a dozen of which go out internationally.
Under its plans, which went out to consultation today, house-builders would be required to abide by "minimum space standards".
"It's not like Gillette, which went out and bought batteries and other things to keep the growth going".
There was a parliamentary commission which went out to China and produced a report which was really incredible.
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