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The phrase "as it comes probably" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express uncertainty about something that will happen or be received in the future, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "I will accept the proposal as it comes probably, but I need to review the details first."
Alternatives: "as it likely comes" or "as it may come".
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He just gets on with it and takes life as it comes – probably the secret of reaching 105.
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The IPO if it comes off as planned will probably raise some $10 billion and value the company at $30 billion.
When it comes to travel, it probably comes as little surprise to learn that France is the most popular destination for international tourism around the world.
If it comes up in strips (as it probably will the first couple of times you try it), just repeat the process until it's all gone.
If something doesn't look right, just keep working at it as it will probably come out fine.
They're happy; they don't care if Nana made it or if…they're probably just as happy it came from McDonalds.
On SiriusXM's 1980s New Wave channel called 1st Wave, we had to look at the screen to examine this one catchy song we heard that sounded as fresh as it probably did when it came out two decades ago.
As usual, it (probably) comes down to Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Its ratings have also been jumping markedly in its second half-hour, a sign that viewers are showing up as it goes along, probably coming in from the sunshine.
If, like me, you're a child of separated or divorced parents, it probably comes as no surprise that we're more likely to ultimately divorce or separate in our own lives.
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