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    Interesting question. In a title, you would write "Patience During the Lockdown." The "the" in the title is implied. Plus it's a title. It would not be wrong to put "The" before "patience," but it's not necessary in a title.
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    This is the soonest I have every seen her. Your listener will know what you mean.
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    The only one that would sound odd is, regarding rain, "It's spitting a little."
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    "Out there" in this scenario would refer to perhaps an activity you do prior to telling the story. For example, let's say you were a surfer, and you came back in and said, "I made plenty of mistakes out there....", we would know what you meant. Let's say you were a trapeze artist and had a show. We would know what you meant. So, the "out there," if you were to use it, implies that the listener knows what activity you had just been doing.
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    Yes, you can use these interchangeably.
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    Hi. Yes, they are the same; however, the first one is not typical.
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