Early Mark

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Getting out of a place you're supposed to be before it's time because you're too lazy or too dumb to stay.
I left math class early because I didn't want to do homework. I got a warning.
She left work early because she didn't want to deal with her boss. He yelled at her.
He left school early because he didn't want to be late for lunch. He was late for lunch.
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A sneaky way to leave a place before it's time because you're too much of a coward to face the consequences.
I left the meeting early because I was scared of getting in trouble. I didn't get in trouble.
He left the office early because he didn't want to stay late. He stayed late anyway.
She left the class early because she didn't want to answer a question. She had to answer a question.
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When you get to leave before your time is up because you're too stupid to realize you're still supposed to be there.
I left the meeting early because I thought I had a free period. I didn't have a free period.
He left school early because he thought he had a pass. He didn't have a pass.
She left work early because she thought she had a day off. She didn't have a day off.
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A way to leave before you're supposed to because you're too much of a brat to stay and suffer.
I left the class early because I didn't want to do my work. I got in trouble.
He left school early because he didn't want to do his homework. He got in trouble.
She left work early because she didn't want to talk to her boss. She got in trouble.
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When you sneak out before your time is up because you're too much of a scumbag to wait.
I left the class early because I didn't want to be there. I was there.
He left work early because he didn't want to be there. He was there.
She left school early because she didn't want to be there. She was there.
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