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The expression "run along" is often used to politely tell someone to leave, go away or hurry up and leave. It can also be used to encourage someone to leave in a friendly way. For example, if your friend has been visiting you for a while, and you need to go to bed because you have to wake up early the next day, you could say "I think it's time for you to run along now, I'm really tired." Or, if you're having a conversation at work and your colleague is distracting you from your work, you could say "Thanks for chatting, but I really need to run along now to finish this project." In both cases, the expression "run along" is used to politely but assertively end the conversation and encourage the other person to leave.