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going out

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going out v. court slang for "going to trial," meaning the trial will start either right away or shortly, as in "your case is going out Thurdsday at 10 a.m. in Department 9."



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He added: ``We went out of Euro 96 on penalties and it also stopped us reaching the World Cup final six years ago, so just look at how costly going out on penalties has been.
 
 
 
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