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31. The report couldn't have come at a worse time for the European Commission.
32. It would be unreasonable to expect somebody to come at such short notice.
33. Economically and politically, this affair couldn't come at a worse time.
34. I suppose we should be flattered that he agreed to come at all.
35. The new job had come at just the right time for him. Was it the hand of fate?
36. The offer could not have come at a more opportune moment.
37. It has come at the eleventh hour.
38. But early admissions come at a price.
39. Unfortunately, good knives don't come at bargain prices.
40. But this instant information has come at a cost.
41. They come at them from a more political viewpoint.
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42. But it couldn't have come at a worse time, given that their volatile relationship has turned into a horror story.
43. Big guys in black boots come at pallbearers with whips and clubs.
44. The announcement Tuesday may have come at an opportune time.
45. She did not have to come at her grandparents, as I do, through a time machine.
46. By Wednesday the 208 had been reduced by 100 after four rounds, the cut having come at four over par.
47. The two companies said their marriage will come at the expense of 2, 000 jobs.
48. Whichever way I try to come at the Unknown Substance it remains just beyond my grasp.
49. The railway will come at least as far as Witney, you mark my words.
50. I think it has come at a very unfortunate time, putting some stretched farmers at breaking point.
51. The managers of such funds are on the stump, spreading the message that their day has come at last.
52. Their fun, courtesy of the Conservative Party, was to come at a later stage.
53. Come at 8. That'll give me plenty of time to get ready.
54. Dinner is at eight, so come at about half past seven.
55. Neil didn't want to come at first, but we persuaded him.
56. Literally when I would be writing the melody, the ly-rics would come at the exact same time.
57. In view of these circumstances, the Combined Fleet plan for Midway could hardly have come at a more inauspicious moment.
58. We are now coming to see that economic globalization has come at a heavy price.
59. With it, a person has clear boundaries: You come at 8 and leave at 5.
60. If you have a weak stomach you may wonder why you bothered to come at all.
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