come under

To belong to a group or category, or to start getting criticism or pressure from others.

"Environmental law comes under the jurisdiction of the federal government, not individual states."

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have come under come under attack for whether or not they can replicate.

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These predictions come under the umbrella

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Apps like Robinhood have already come under

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