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That prompted Leclerc to come on to the radio and say: "That's actually quite a fun battle."
From BBC
We'll come on to that very shortly, but let's firstly talk about your first memory of playing football.
From BBC
The scrum-half had not long come on to the pitch, winding up his team-mates as he did so.
From BBC
The Rams selected tight end Terrance Ferguson in the second round, and Pearce has come on to record 8½ sacks.
From Los Angeles Times
However, several relatively low-priced small EVs have recently come on to the market, including BYD's Dolphin Surf, Leapmotor International's T03, Hyundai's Inster and the new Renault 5.
From BBC
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