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come around

verb as in acquiesce

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verb as in adapt

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verb as in comply

verb as in contract

verb as in grant

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verb as in improve

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verb as in oblige

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verb as in rally

verb as in reawaken

verb as in recover

verb as in relent

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verb as in resurrect

verb as in revitalize

verb as in revive

verb as in turn

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verb as in visit

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Traditionally, interviews with the Royal Family come around rarely and when they happen they are formal.

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Every year Halloween comes around, and with it those classic horror flicks, with their dated special effects and well-timed scare scenes that make us jump even though we know they’re coming.

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"Luckily we were able to reallocate those people to other opportunities that came around within the site here in Port Talbot."

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Yet when the third round came around and Allen was still on the board…

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And you feel that only heightens the pressure when a home match comes around.

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