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when it comes to the crunch

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when it comes to the crunch also when the crunch comes
when a situation becomes serious or an important decision has to be made You know that when it comes to the crunch, she will do what needs to be done.
Usage notes: also used in the form at crunch time with the same meaning: She's the kind of player who's going to score at crunch time.
See also: come, crunch


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For example, if you can find a disused or empty area, like a car park or patch of waste ground, and practise skidding, your reflexes will be sharpened when it comes to the crunch.
But when it comes to the crunch, Luke starts to flounder.
It will be a major surprise, however, if our Jekyll and Hydes play consistently enough to beat South Africa (at Trent Bridge tomorrow), India or New Zealand when it comes to the crunch.
 
 
 
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