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"came to live" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to move to a new place and reside there permanently or for an extended period of time. One example could be: "After getting a job offer in the city, I came to live in this apartment with my sister." This sentence indicates that the speaker moved to the city and is now permanently residing with their sister in the apartment.
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Then Ulises came to live with them.
Another 14 million came to live here.
But the dream's changed since Dad came to live here.
They, too, came to live with their gogo.
The next year, her mother came to live with them.
Mr. Judd came to live in Houston after the war.
Dad, now retired, came to live with the writer.
The following year Shadid came to live in Marjayoun.
Cao's mother came to live with her son as well.
These Europeans came to live a British dream.
I came to live in this city eight months ago.
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