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I don't know which sentence came first, but "Tom is coming" and "Tom is coming to" have completely different meanings. If the corresponding Turkish sentence stays, then "Tom is coming" should be removed. That same Turkish sentence is also linked to another English sentence, "Tom is regaining consciousness" which means the same thing as "Tom is coming to".
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Tom's coming.
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