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The Australian investment manager’s announcement of a A$150 million buyback comes about three months before its scheduled investor day, when Macquarie analysts had been expecting a much larger buyback to be unveiled.

From The Wall Street Journal

As different as the two cases are in their specifics, I could be talking about either when it comes to how their jobs came about.

From BBC

It came about as a result of prolonged legal battle ending in a 2007 Supreme Court decision, Massachusetts v.

From Barron's

The revisions to the monthly changes in jobs for April through October of last year came about largely as a result of this shift.

From The Wall Street Journal

After declining in use, "a restoration movement came about in the '60s" and people began to live on canal houseboats, Clarke said.

From Barron's