Come
Stumble
Stumble verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.
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Which was itself a case of this trope, as McCain and Giuliani had been the initial frontrunners... only for McCain to stumble badly and Romney (and a host of others) to come swooping in.
Source: Dark Horse Victory - However, they stumble upon an ancient prophecy that says that on that date an evil will come to Equestria.
- Seven of the eight sacrificed brides in The Suffering come back as vengeful spirits and slaughter the village's populace, along with everyone unlucky enough to stumble across their hidden village.
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