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"come to where" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to a geographical location, though it can also be used figuratively in certain contexts. For example: "We asked him to come to where we were, but he never showed up."
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"Come to where the flavor is.
So they come to where the lights are on – here.
"I have come to where I try and write in his voice.
"It's nice to come to where the roots are from," Ms. Sosnick said.
Come To Where I'm From, we hope, has tested the theory.
There's no game I come to where I say, 'We can't win this game.' That's important".
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We eventually came to where we could see a limestone ledge and stone fence.
When it comes to where we think Pakistan is heading, we are voting with our feet.
When it comes to where any game will be played, the US east coast has history.
She is more flexible when it comes to where she stays.
Will you be keeping tabs on the torch relay if it comes to where you live?
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