Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Upset
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Upset doesn't come close to describing Starfire's attitude to him, and Robin gets his comeuppance.
- The only one this really applies to is Sam, as at the end of Season 3 it's stated that she's upset due to Danny's death and then come Season 4 she's just never mentioned again.
Source: Series / Spooks aka: MI 5 - When Waldo arrives, they both come clean and Waldo gets upset by them and tells them off.
Source: Nobody's That Dumb
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