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come to

verb as in amount to

verb as in get

verb as in reach

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Thinking he has everything under control, he keeps putting her off, not knowing that she has come to warn him about revealing his birth certificate to the public.

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The move comes as the Home Office announces that nearly 50,000 illegal migrants have been removed or deported from British soil since Labour came to power.

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She has come to tell her son the truth about his birth, or what she knows of it.

Max came to the UK from Ukraine 14 years ago and said the reason he started creating content was because he found it impossible to get a job to get his own career going.

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The closest she comes to a political philosophy, a driving force that explains her career, is “I want to keep people safe and help them thrive.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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