So we have twenty-four hours to keep out of trouble, ’ he says to me. I slide a glance in his direction. Judging from the way he’s now grimacing at the sidewalk and the fact that I met him in a police station where he was being booked for stealing a car, I’m guessing that staying out of trouble is not his forte. Sarah Alderson
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In this quote, the person is saying that he has twenty-four hours to stay out of trouble. This means that he has to keep a low profile and avoid being noticed by other people, otherwise he will be in trouble.

Source: Out Of Control

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