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Then a woman came into the room, and they all looked up at her.
And for the first time the room came into focus.
He came into her home, but she would not have him.
But a woman had come out of the house into the street.
He simply did or said whatever came into his head.
He looked up but the person hadn't come into view yet.
The major came back into the center of the room.
They came into town just a while ago and began looking all around for you.
Out you go and never come into my house again!
Age simply didn't come into the kind of relationship we had.
The last half of the million has come in a record 25 months.
I say a wife will come in the god's time.
Each key had come to her in a different way.
But five months later he came back in the national team.
And today he was very happy because his children were coming in the morning.
So when they came to me in 1972, I said no.
Ever since he came in 2008 I've had a good relationship with him.
No money from the government had come their way in months.
I thought she must be coming down in a moment.
All they want to talk about is who came in second.
They would come in soon and start asking him questions.
He was sitting at the other side of the room: he'd come in soon after I had.
"Tech team's coming in, and they should have you back online before long."
But channels that did not come in well seemed particularly fuzzy.
If they had been working on fruit trees they'd come in much higher.
The ten young men were not present when I first entered, but came in soon after, accompanied by the old man.
"The ball's coming in, and you're thinking it's going to be right here."
Would someone come in soon, to help her outside?
His great military knowledge and tactical skill would come in well.
Either most of the people eat at home or they come in much later than this, she reasoned.
She was all he had ever wanted in a woman.
Because all he had wanted in life was to make her happy.
She had the one thing she'd wanted most in life.
He had wanted many things in his life, and got very few of them.
He had never wanted anything so much in his life.
He wanted to have his car available tonight, however, just in case.
Now she wants one in every room of the house.
I never could understand why anyone would want the job of president in the first place!
Why on earth would anyone want such things in their home?
The guy's got to have a chance to get what he wants in place.
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