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sell out

verb

to dispose of (supplies of something) completely by selling Also (chiefly Brit)sell up
informal.
tr to betray, esp through a secret agreement
informal.
intr to abandon one's principles, standards, etc

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Once those offers start to sell out, you may want to add a menu item or two.

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It become so popular on social media that it's only on sale for two hours a day and often sells out within minutes.

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The Liberal Democrats said the move would "sell out our hard-working British farmers" and Farage wanted to turn the UK into a "Trump tribute act".

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“The Barbra Streisand rose still sells out nearly every year,” Bifano said.

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The Lanarkshire singer's piano-led songs have seen him sell out gigs across the country and earn support slots with major bands.

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