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coming up on

verb as in happen upon

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Its sister establishment, Club Chico in Montebello, is coming up on its 25th anniversary.

I'm coming up on 60 years old here, not quite there yet, but I'm coming up.

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Coming up on next year, I have to do a couple of stories, including one I can't really talk about it.

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"Because of the commentary that was coming up on social media, Paul was just key to a lot of people's theories, and we had to negate that," says Det Supt Rebecca Smith, who played a key role in the investigation.

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Peacock's "Love Island" was this summer's runaway reality show hit, and with the live reunion coming up on Aug. 19, Kraft Singles is collaborating with the massively popular series to release a "limited edition Cheese Toastie Pack."

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

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