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comes by

verb as in acquire

verb as in visit someone

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Bezos is not only a coward, but he’s extremely arrogant to think he knows how every undecided voter comes by their decision to cast their vote for a particular candidate.

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But one immediately senses with Harrison, whose father was George Harrison, that he comes by his inheritance honestly.

Every Wednesday, his teenage son comes by, and he has monthly visits with his daughters.

After school, Nadia comes by to walk me home, but we go over past our building to Smith Street first because she wants to look in the window of this store that sells funny hats.

As he’s eating, a server comes by to say hello and offers a memory of Jakob as a baby in a car seat plopped on the table.

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

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