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• "But we'll see what happens come Monday.
• But come Monday night, he may not care as much.
• That will come Monday, at the foot of the Pyrenees.
• The first action will come Monday in the House of Representatives.
• COMING MONDAY : Sunday surprises, and best and worst performances.
• Start No . 2 will come Monday in the Outback Bowl.
• We might be in a different frame of mind come Monday.
• And tourists kept coming Monday on regularly scheduled charter bus stops.
• When you come Monday, you just raise it a level.
• The next test comes Monday night against the Minnesota Vikings.
• Because he knows that it will be back to reality come Monday.
• The official word comes Monday, when NBC announces its fall lineup.
• And finally, come Monday, the Huskies will help decide one.
• They say the true test of Y2K will come Monday.
• If she is approved, an announcement could come Monday.
• And yet, come Monday practice, Jacoby was the starter again.
• The announcement officially will come Monday when he flies back to Boston.
• A small step toward ending his nightmare could come Monday.
• Northeastern has appealed, and a ruling should come Monday.
• Their first swimming confrontation in Atlanta comes Monday in the 100 freestyle.