Come
Go into
Go into verb - To come or go into.
Both terms in one sentence
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Freeways come and go into what was once the islet, branch off to the GCPD and the Steel Mill with about twenty feet's notice.
Source: Video Game / Batman: Arkham City - An early episode of Windy Tales features this as Nao lays in the nurse's office and incorporates the conversations of those who come and go into her dreams.
Source: Fever Dream Episode -
He is strongly implied to have both Obsessive Compulsive disorder and (apparently) strangers simply come and go into his house whenever they please.
Source: Film / Bunny and the Bull
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