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come from

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“Instead, the only outreach has come from her No. 2, telling my agent that she doesn’t believe physical play is contributing to injuries,” Collier said.

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This season, 28.4% of Premier League goals scored have come from set-pieces, the highest of any of the past 10 seasons.

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And 3.2% of goals have come from throw-ins, the highest percentage of the past decade too.

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Much of his successful legislation has come from community members visiting his office and educating him on the issues that affect them, he said.

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I come from a big “appetizers for dinner” family.

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