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get away

v.
1.run away from confinement
2.escape potentially unpleasant consequences
3.remove oneself from a familiar environment, usually for pleasure or diversion

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    ride off in all directions
    to try to do everything at once, to behave in a totally confused manner
    After the meeting everyone seemed to ride off in all directions and we did not know where anyone was going.



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