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As soon as the class bell rang, the students walked out of the classroom one after another; some went to the cafeteria, and some returned to the dormitory.

Spring has arrived, and the flowers in the park have bloomed one after another—first the winter jasmine, then the peach and cherry blossoms.

After the meeting ended, the delegates left the venue one after another, and some continued discussing in the hallway.

This newly opened restaurant is doing good business; by six in the evening, customers arrived one after another and soon filled the main dining area.