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She had not expected things to come to a head so fast, forcing her to play her last card so soon.

The Italian international has long been linked with a return to the peninsula and it seems the matter has come to a head.

The matter has come to a head as governments around the world prepare for December's global climate change summit in Copenhagen.

We have thus come to a head , did not say breaking up. But I know, we really have no way the result can only have not even a good-bye.

Barry and Anne were always bickering, but things have now really come to a head and I fear that their marriage it about to break up.

The matter will come to a head at the full moon March 10, possibly plus four days.

Yet this mountain of fading literary oddments is now at the centre of a fierce debate in the book world that is about to come to a head.

Of course, the matter may come to a head on Mr Brown's watch.

Your little affair has come to a head with a rapidity that surprises me. It was only the other day that Catherine made your acquaintance.

This gives you a chance to look back at things that have come to a head and triggered emotional or intuitive responses.

Roman Abramovich is a strong owner who one should not under-estimate because it has apparently come to a head with Mourinho.

The trooper row is due to come to a head today when Alaskan legislators are scheduled to open a hearing.

Things come to a head when the police, prompted by Apple, raid the editor's house to look for evidence of the source of the leak.

At defence, the arguments between the services will come to a head, and the shape of our armed forces will be moulded.

So the controversy surrounding Mourinho will finally come to a head after their Wembley showdown with Manchester United.

It's a fight that is expected to come to a head in the next few weeks, as the newly elected lower house of parliament convenes January 23.

But as a rising subject, IDSS still doesn' t come to a head, have many work to do in theory and application.

It simply means that the timing has been speeded up, and once matters come to a head they will happen quite quickly.

But the debate about whether to extend the expiring tax cuts is certain to come to a head in November.

Economic crises generally come to a head when they force a political crisis.

This battle is expected to come to a head in September.

These are expected to come to a head in December, when signatories to the UN Climate Change Convention meet in Copenhagen.

I expect that within an hour the matters will come to a head.

Things have come to a head.

It may come to a head in the first half of next year.

A partnership matter has come to a head.

This affair has come to a head.

Memorial activities in Hong Kong will come to a head tonight at an annual candlelight vigil.

There are three big reasons why the crisis in Japan's public finances will eventually come to a head.