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• Jul 17,  · The Answer Comes In Time. Transit. From the Album Listen & Forgive Reissue July 17, $ Get a special offer and listen to over 60 million songs, anywhere with Amazon Music Unlimited. Get a special offer and listen to over 60 million songs, anywhere with .

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• Answer Comes In Time Lyrics: I guess I should've known better / Everything's become subjective / And we're always changing our perspective of what's right / And I'm caught between the color.

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• The answer comes in time That's just the story of my life That's just the story of my life I don't want anything from anyone anymore I don't want anything from anyone anymore Because it seems that all the places we're staying have been claimed And all of the claims, they have been staked.

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• The above is the phrase in question--whether "when it comes time" is incorrect or unidiomatic. I agree that "when the time comes" is more familiar. However, "when it comes time" can be short for "when it comes time" to do something--e.g., when it comes time to reconcile accounts, to pay taxes, or whatever.

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• Jul 30,  · What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years? Again, riddles like this often have you crunching the numbers and stretching your brain cells thinking all about time.

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• (actually, the correct answer is that N could have any value) * What is a number between 1 and 2? = any digital e.g. or * How much is 2 and 2 put together =

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• "I will come in time." (there's a time limit and you'll arrive within that acceptable time limit) - earlier than or sharp. (NOTE: provides indefinite length of time when used in a different context, i.e., Justice will come in time) Just say that you'll come on time. That should suffice.

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• Eventually there comes a time when nobody wants to hear about your sex life anymore. I mean, I’m sure that’s not true for everybody (my experience in that realm is probably different than, say, J.

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