Is there a rule on Class B clearance expiring once you leave the airspace? For instance, on flight-following, you're cleared through B airspace: enter a corner of B, then exit it, and continue on the same vector, which will lead you through B again. Does your first clearance still apply? Does the phrase from the controller, "leaving Bravo Airspace" officially negate your Class B airspace clearance? If the controller doesn't say this phrase, is your clearance still valid?
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