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Meanings of come to terms in English

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Usage of come to terms in English
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Is there any way i can come to terms with this situation?
Feminist dot com
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Caim had come to terms with that realization a long time ago.
Shadow's son
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When is the party going to come to terms with this reality?
The Guardian
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But the right therapist can help you come to terms with it.
Blood harvest
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Edgar says he and New Zealand Cricket just couldn't come to terms.
Radio NZ
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It took a long time for me to come to terms with.
Reuters
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I have not really come to terms with what happened to me.
Feminist dot com
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Junior nodded doubtfully, still trying to come to terms with the idea.
Running with the Demon
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He wasn't the only one struggling to come to terms with events.
The Irish Times
10
Tchicaya was still struggling to come to terms with the rebels' origins.
Schild’s Ladder
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Ireland, coaches and players, have struggled to come to terms with Murrayfield.
The Irish Times
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I don't think you ever really come to terms with that, man.
Wired
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Trying her best to assimilate, to come to terms with her exile.
Edge of Infinity
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The US, meanwhile, continued slowly to come to terms with its past.
The Guardian
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I'd gradually come to terms with my loss of the daylight world.
Masked
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He had to come to terms with the loss and move on.
Caliban's War
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