Come in
Come in verb - To come or go into.
Both terms in one sentence
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Sometimes it may even involve the death of the original hero and that his or her return would come in the form of some future incarnation, like a Clone Jesus.
Source: Second Coming - I can recruit them, or at least train them; and they, in return, may come in handy in situations where plausible deniability is needed.
- When the scam falls through and people come in to return the product, one of the people turns out to be John Tesh himself.
Source: Celebrity Lie
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