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come through

verb as in accomplish goal

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verb as in survive bad situation

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adjective as in reliable

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“Candle Media has come through a very difficult time, as the rest of the industry has ... but as a whole, we’re profitable,” Mayer said.

“You come for my people, you come through me.”

"South Africa are just doing that better as they want specialists coming through."

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Its response to the accusation has come through a series of tweets by its chief legal officer, Paul Grewal.

That really comes through in the second episode.

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