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come through





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Nearly half of them came through the Atlantic migration route from the coast of West Africa to the Canary Islands.

From Barron's

"It reminds me a lot of music from South Asia, melded with the pentatonic scale which reminds me more of Arab music, along with the African percussion sounds that come through," said concert-goer Joseph Badawi-Crook.

From BBC

He had come through the holiday and was ready to follow Guardiola into battle.

From The Wall Street Journal

That connection made the shoot feel effortless, and I think that’s what ultimately comes through in the photograph.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a theme that comes through most organically in these films’ costume designs.

From Los Angeles Times