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come to that

  1. see when it comes to.



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Too bad he didn’t come to that revelation during Blake Snell’s Game 1 performance, but better late than never as the saying goes.

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"We don't want it to come to that, but we must guarantee respect for the rule and that the right image is given of the city," he said.

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It shouldn’t have come to that considering how in control USC seemed at the start, with its quarterback, Jayden Maiava, slinging the ball over the field.

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I will probably come to that too someday.”

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There is no financial penalty if Barcelona fail to register him, but nobody in the club believes it will come to that.

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