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"It's definitely disappointing to come to a team like this and a stadium like this, atmosphere like this and put all that in and not come away with anything."

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He was a mentor to many and an important organizer, but in the end one comes away feeling that those talents surpass his achievements as an artist.

Some poorer nations have come away with a promise for more climate finance to help them adapt to the impacts of climate change.

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Other guests, however, come away from the Whatever experience feeling dirty.

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This time, however, they were fortunate to come away with a point as Chelsea found the touch that has been beyond them so far this season both in Europe and at home.

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