Be coming
Making
Making noun - The act that results in something coming to be.
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Be coming and making are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "Be coming" with "Making", this terms are similar.
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This was done deliberately by Steven Spielberg; after the backlash against the Star Wars prequels, Spielberg knew the same would be coming with this film, and used this as a "making a molehill out of a mountain" metaphor.
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For example, no matter how many times the Marvel editors stated outright that Captain America wouldn't be coming back, most fans were just making wagers on how long it would take.
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In "The Zeppo", the villain is making a speech about how he will be coming back to seek revenge, when he opens a door on Werewolf Oz.
Source: Exit, Pursued by a Bear
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