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Discover Ludwig"come to expect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to express the idea that something has become something else's regular or normal expectation. For example, "After months of regular deliveries, the customer had come to expect their parcels to arrive on time."
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Americans have come to expect homegrown champions.
"Juries have come to expect that standard.
Fans have come to expect the same.
Outsiders come to expect more and more.
People have come to expect it".
"Clients have come to expect them".
"Instant gratification is what people have come to expect".
It was the "welcome home" we have come to expect.
The fans become professionals, come to expect Final Fours.
They are what we must come to expect regularly.
But the viewer will come to expect more.
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