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hasty departure

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See: abandonment, desertion, flight


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The crazy, chaotic days of blaming his hasty departure from an Ireland squad on the fictitious death of first one grandma, then the other, seem an age away.
Watched by a handful of friends as she set off on her journey of more than 3,000 nautical miles west to Mauritius, the 23-year-old made a hasty departure to make the most of a good weather forecast.
He added that they might also consider whether Richardson's hasty departure from the store a few minutes later was "flight due to guilt on her part", her role in egging Virasami on.
 
 
 
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