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Meanings of come via in English

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Usage of come via in English
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Beyond this the most notable change will come via another televisual intrusion.
The Guardian
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Confirmation would come via a series of hastily linked encrypted hyperspace relays.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
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It had come via London, but the office of origin was Marseilles.
The Passenger from Calais
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Pain for the services sector could come via the travel and tourism industry.
Reuters
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There are more unlockable Superstars to come via free updates in the future.
The South African
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These details come via a statement released by the Roskelley family.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Whether it had come via Beirut, Amman, Damascus, it hardly mattered.
The last testament
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The most alarming discoveries for him have come via his co-workers.
The Guardian
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Large sums come via the state-owned International Bank of Azerbaijan.
The Guardian
10
That could come via a share purchase, or ownership of Qantas's loss-making international division.
Reuters
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Hundreds of those are likely to have come via Agadez.
Reuters
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The LNG imports come via Greece as Bulgaria does not have a regassification terminal.
Reuters
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His information must come via his own eyes and ears.
Star Born
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According to the government, three-quarters come via that route.
Reuters
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The new tunes come via an update to the app that went out on Monday.
Wired
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Though most transactions come via its network, you can contact the fund directly at isif.ie.
The Irish Times
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Come via across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common