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A few minutes in we meet an Ann who has come of age, now played by Amanda Seyfried in a performance of unwavering conviction.

From The Wall Street Journal

But he then told journalists, "I am not sure that anything new could come of it."

From Barron's

But he then told journalists, "I am not sure that anything new could come of it," and urged the United States to step up pressure on Russia to end the war.

From Barron's

So a lot of really lovely things have come of it.

From Los Angeles Times

Some aspects of the Lilith Fair story might seem unimaginable to those who’ve come of age in the era of Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, but some of the politics and attitudes toward women of that time might feel eerily relevant to our current social climate.

From Los Angeles Times