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come to a head

verb as in reach a crisis

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The issue will again come to a head Oct.

On Mother's Day, things come to a head as their families gather together to mark the occasion.

From BBC

A simmering crisis about the way people are selected for the highest positions in the Church of England has come to a head at a rare and urgent meeting.

From BBC

However, this sibling animosity didn't come to a head until they were in Oasis together.

From Salon

All the gaps in the system can come to a head when young people with developmental disabilities hit puberty, especially if they face “the inability to communicate in such a complex and confusing time,” said California Commission on Disability Access member Hector Ramírez, who is autistic and lives in the San Fernando Valley.

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

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