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come around

verb as in acquiesce

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verb as in adapt

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verb as in comply

verb as in contract

verb as in grant

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verb as in improve

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verb as in oblige

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verb as in rally

verb as in reawaken

verb as in recover

verb as in relent

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verb as in resurrect

verb as in revitalize

verb as in revive

verb as in turn

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verb as in visit

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He said, ‘Congratulations. Enjoy it. They don’t come around that often.’

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He’d like to shoot the wolves, too, at least a few, to teach the pack that there are “consequences to coming around here and tearing into our cattle.”

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OK, maybe I am coming around to thinking about that attack as more than just a distraction.

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I agreed with both of those decisions by the Lakers, and I appreciated seeing Bill come around and own up to his initial doubts.

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It took a long time for enough people to come around.”

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