publish vs go out

Some examples from the web:

• I plan to publish my own notebook.
• Modern akyns may also publish their original lyrics and poetry.
• They will not publish my story.
• They also publish testimonials from their customers.
• Oberlin students publish a wide variety of periodicals.
• Further, companies should adopt sustainable practices and publish sustainability reports.
• Stephen King should publish my checkbook.
• Click OK to publish on YouTube.
• These two operators publish forecasts for their own regional area.
• EASA undertook to publish shortly relevant guidance material.
• Finally, bond issuers are required to publish half-yearly reports.
• TSOs should publish all relevant data concerning the cross-border total transfer capacities.
• Member States must publish mandatory public procurement guidelines for energy efficiency improvement.
• The Commission may publish a standardised electronic template or file format specification.
• Meanwhile I began to publish landscape books.
• The Student Administration Office will publish the list of applications received.
• Both authors publish only themselves, not other writers.
• Possibility to publish their work through a personal author App.
• Read how to publish your design.
• This was the only book he chose to publish.

Some examples from the web:

• We decided to go out and see if it worked.
• You and your girl should go out and celebrate.
• For some reason he wanted to go out there by himself.
• We were about to go out and celebrate his bad taste.
• Please just go out and play.
• Therefore, one of us has to go out first.
• Emails usually go out shortly after recruitment ends.
• Our condolences go out to Detective Lemansky's friends and family.
• It would just suck to go out without any... closure.
• Your father and I go out very rarely...
• A Marquis can't go out like that.
• I thought maybe we could go out tonight, for our anniversary.
• But today is the day to go out.
• You can go out for coffee.
• Detective, when I go out, everybody sees me.
• I heard they go out to walks and have tea together.
• Once you've learned it, go out to the left.
• We need to go out and shake all this loneliness.
• Part of me would like to go out fighting.
• French doors go out to the yard.