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Idiom
Come to call.
If someone comes to call, they respond to an order or summons directly.
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White Columns, as 112 Greene Street came to called, became a prototype for a crop of nonprofit alternative spaces that sprang up across the country.
These chiefs came to called poligars, a British corruption of "Palaiyakkarar" (Tamil: holder of "palaiya" or "baronial estate").
A degenerative brain disease he came to called CTE, chronic traumatic encephalopathy – in lay language, it's what happens to you when you play a sport where your head gets banged over and over and over again.
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And failure, too, soon came to call.
Although everyone came to call her Troy.
Scholars came to call his ideas "Stuntzian," she said.
I came to call that a "dunno sheet".
India's greatest living writer came to call.
Just then, a Philharmonic staffer came to call Spano to the stage for a sound check.
Writer's job assignment was to go & find those she came to call "Apartheid's People".
He sounds as anxious as he did yesterday afternoon, when he came to call Papa away.
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