Srdjan wrote:

ciao, just recently i have met words "comes to call", often can be heard in songs or be a part of a headline. Relating to the previous, "come to call". I have found one in a book as : " Nixon saw the race as still too close to call". or Feel , Robbie Williams "I know that life wont break me when I come to call she wont forsake me I’m loving angels instead" also a headline: "Dick Cheney Comes To Call" the second question: rule vs. reign " Ike(Eisenhower) had long been sensitive to suggestions that he had reigned rather than ruled." thanx in adv. Srdjan

Comes to call means the same as comes to visit or comes to see a person.

Too close to call means that they can't tell who or what is going to win, as in a race or an election.

Rules is often used as slang in America to mean something is good, as in "Pizza rules."

Reign refers to the leadership of kings or queens , as in "Queen Elizabeth reigns over England"

Yes, rule and reign can both mean to lead a nation or group but, reign is more formal that rule.