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The phrase "weaknesses come" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that weaknesses or vulnerabilities arise or manifest in a particular context or situation. Example: "In challenging times, weaknesses come to the surface, revealing areas that need improvement."
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It is nigh on impossible to rank them in a simple linear order, since strengths and weaknesses come in bundles, not as a single order of merit.
The weaknesses come from what has always been, though admittedly for movie critics rather than audiences, the Richard Curtis Problem: his curious attitude to reality.
Allianz's weaknesses come better into focus the further one moves beyond Europe.
There are other characters whose strengths and weaknesses come through loud and clear, too.
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But the first hints of U.S.C.'s defensive weaknesses came much earlier.
And when disaster struck in the form of billions in losses from the subprime meltdown, these weaknesses came back to haunt Citigroup and Merrill Lynch.
Then, when it came time for the hand-off to a successor, those fiscal weaknesses came abruptly to light, shattering investors' confidence and sending the peso into a dive.
CCD and CMOS detectors each have strengths and weaknesses coming from their architecture or their fabrication process.
Focus on your strengths and weaknesses, coming up with no less than 10 strengths.
Stereotypes of shameful weakness come far behind, if at all.
"And suddenly, the whole issue of consumer weakness comes back".
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