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coming by

verb as in acquire

verb as in visit someone

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However, humanitarians say aid coming by sea won’t be enough to alleviate the dire humanitarian suffering in Gaza and that the most effective way to get assistance in is by land.

The hit singles had stopped coming by the mid-1960s, but Mr. Eddy continued to release instrumental albums, including “Duane Does Dylan,” a collection of covers of songs written by Bob Dylan.

Florida was winless against the Bruins in the regular season, going 0-2-2 with three of those losses coming by one goal.

“They’re coming by the thousands,” Trump says in the video, posted on his social media site.

That means more goods are coming by truck through Texas, and less cargo enters the Southland’s ports.

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

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