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Meanings of come soon in English

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Usage of come soon in English
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But the situation could change if fresh relief does not come soon.
The Guardian
2
Its artistic director Ross Gumbley said today could not come soon enough.
Radio NZ
3
However, Broadbent said that tightening was not something that would come soon.
Reuters
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Plans to regulate the alternative-healthcare system can't come soon enough for consumers.
The Irish Times
5
The young and talented Minnesota Timberwolves feel their time will come soon.
Reuters
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The mining and environmental clearances are likely to come soon, Uppal said.
Reuters
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They come soon after large parts of the country suffered a drought.
Reuters
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In that regard, Vincent Kompany's return from injury cannot come soon enough.
The Guardian
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It is a simple but inspired idea that couldn't come soon enough.
The Guardian
10
A final ruling on whether the EPA can proceed may come soon.
Reuters
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For some, paying a dividend on common shares cannot come soon enough.
Reuters
12
Tesco's recent pledge to resume a dividend payment can't come soon enough.
Reuters
13
For many people, the first day of May cannot come soon enough.
The South African
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His return at Paris Saint-Germain next Tuesday night cannot come soon enough.
The Guardian
15
The action would be on the island, and it would come soon.
Devil's keep
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The return of skipper Stephen Moore from injury can't come soon enough.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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