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come out of nowhere

  1. see out of nowhere.



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"The fire seemed to come out of nowhere," the 45-year-old tells the BBC in a melancholic voice, raspy from years of smoking cigarettes.

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"Good avant-garde paintings don't come out of nowhere - they are of obvious quality, come with documented provenance and, ideally, an exhibition history," he explained.

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“I hesitate to rule anybody out, because very often candidates seem to come out of nowhere — like Mamdani in New York City,” he said, referring to the sudden rise and stunning upset primary win of 33-year-old democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani in the New York mayoral race.

But Gill claimed Crawley and Duckett were 90 seconds late in arriving to the crease for the start of England's second innings at Lord's, causing Indian emotions to "come out of nowhere".

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It didn't just come out of nowhere.

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