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come around

verb as in acquiesce

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verb as in adapt

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verb as in comply

verb as in contract

verb as in grant

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verb as in improve

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verb as in oblige

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verb as in rally

verb as in reawaken

verb as in recover

verb as in relent

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verb as in resurrect

verb as in revitalize

verb as in revive

verb as in turn

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verb as in visit

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But the surrounding galleries in this compact show take other directions, into painting, drawing and sculpture, before coming around to performance again.

From New York Times

“And it certainly contributed to my absolutely crippling nerves for the first couple of months that we shot. I just was so aware that opportunities like this don’t come around a lot.”

From Los Angeles Times

"She came around when I started screaming," she said.

From BBC

When you do something different, it takes time, but people will come around.

From Salon

“Even at the precinct, she comes around the corner, and some cops are like, ‘Oh, come on.

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