The long promised AHS crossover season, finally coming to fruition!
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Now, a handful of those developments are coming to fruition.
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Nearly a year later, that plan is coming to fruition.
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It's like all of your worst nightmares coming to fruition.
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Another, quieter movement against abortion, however, may be coming to fruition.
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Dreams you previously didn't dare dream are now coming to fruition.
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Nearly two years later, that plan is finally coming to fruition.
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Everything I came here for is kind of coming to fruition.
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One should not bet against this joint venture coming to fruition.
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Kane obviously envisioned our assistant future, though, and it's coming to fruition.
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For two years, liquor license woes prevented that dream coming to fruition.
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A film that fans literally willed to happen is coming to fruition.
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Hundreds of projects fail without coming to fruition, and the money vanishes.
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Why do you think these projects are finally coming to fruition now?
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The worst fears of liberals and progressives seem to be coming to fruition.
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Given Rio's financial realities, it's difficult to see those plans coming to fruition.
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Three years later, Ms. Pappas's and Mr. Teicher's dreams began coming to fruition.
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"This feels like the fruits of the harvest coming to fruition," he said.
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"We've got this guerrilla army, and it's coming to fruition soon," he said.
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The super full moon in Virgo on Tuesday finds your dedication coming to fruition.
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The Flatev might start shipping next summer if it ends up coming to fruition.
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The market is pricing in a recession, which she doesn't anticipate coming to fruition.
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That means some of the money authorized could end up not coming to fruition.
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An initial United States-China trade agreement appears to finally be coming to fruition.
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An initial United States-China trade agreement appears to finally be coming to fruition.
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Just know that I'm very happy and excited to see the idea coming to fruition.
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The company's investment in leading-edge EUV technology and holistic lithography is coming to fruition.
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Projects approved in 2014, like the Domino Sugar complex in Brooklyn, are coming to fruition.
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Crushes were my religion; I believed, ardently, in the possibility of them coming to fruition.
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And there are other lawsuits coming to fruition in other provinces like Manitoba and Ottawa.
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This project was announced in August last year, but it is finally coming to fruition.
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"We are seeing early signs that that staycation effect is actually coming to fruition," she said.
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At a prospect camp this week, the team saw their recent draft strategy coming to fruition.
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We're a long way from an Alabama-style upset coming to fruition in its neighbor state.
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Trump was largely optimistic about a trade deal coming to fruition, despite talks breaking down last month.
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"I didn't see it coming to fruition because miracles like that just do not happen," she says.
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The CEO added that the firm's investment in the U.S. robot market was now coming to fruition.
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As my contractions quickened in labor, my worries about this pregnancy not coming to fruition finally dissolved.
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Later, in a project still coming to fruition, he focused on understanding the functioning of the brain.
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Washington chaos is now reducing the odds of the Trump tax/economic agenda ever coming to fruition.
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The plan the founders laid out when the formed the company is slowly coming to fruition, Zafrir said.
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The new changes promise to tighten things up to prevent exactly this kind of listing coming to fruition.
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Though effected in July of 2010, many of the changes it held are only now coming to fruition.
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" The 22-year-old told our reporter: "This feels like the fruits of the harvest coming to fruition.
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And even some of Mr. Duterte's infrastructure projects coming to fruition would be of wide benefit, she added.
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The honor is coming to fruition in a significant month for Howell and his family, the outlet reported.
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The Precision Metalforming Association, which represents about 800,000 jobs in manufacturing, sees this loss coming to fruition quickly.
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DC: VR is a new platform that was underrated for a long time and is finally coming to fruition.
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You can't have a conflict of interest over something that doesn't exist and is nowhere near coming to fruition.
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Democrats lost over 1,000 seats during the Obama administration; those losses are now coming to fruition for social conservatives.
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"It's a great time because I think now a lot of these ideas are coming to fruition," she said.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It&aposs all coming to fruition and there is a basic reason why Putin wants to do it.
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Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann has just confirmed his plans to bring the popular app back are coming to fruition.
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That hope is coming to fruition, as the Resilience IPA campaign has garnered attention from craft breweries across the nation.
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One of the biggest fears about the tax overhaul bill in Congress already is showing signs of coming to fruition.
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And despite the company's big earnings beats, Binger believes the Street's predictions on Nvidia could actually be coming to fruition.
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This pie-in-the-sky idea is slowly coming to fruition and I think it's going to be very exciting.
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Take a look at the bond market, however, and investors there aren't so optimistic about Republican policies coming to fruition.
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These fears were overblown, with no relationship loss coming to fruition, but similar anxiety appears anecdotally common among L.G.B.T.Q. youth.
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While both certainly have merit and could end up coming to fruition in November, the actual evidence is more complicated.
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But that vision may be years away from coming to fruition, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want to wait.
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Wireless charging is basically the unicorn of iPhone rumors, bubbling up just about every year but never actually coming to fruition.
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Well, Reddit user Extenso has an interesting theory that may be coming to fruition: Elliot is delusional — and he's a prisoner.
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Universities have been held unaccountable for far too long and their agenda is now coming to fruition on a national platform.
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The company itself started this process a few years ago and a lot of this work is now coming to fruition.
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As with any Kickstarter campaign, there's always the risk of a product not coming to fruition, or unseen problems delaying its delivery.
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The post-election market rally can be attributed to President-elect Donald Trump's vows coming to fruition, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Headed up by Iceland, Japan, and Norway, 24 countries voted against the proposal, scrapping any hopes of the sanctuary coming to fruition.
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The GOP's worse nightmare is coming to fruition as the Trump meltdown is occurring just as early voting has begun in earnest.
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And help that is promised can end up taking longer or never coming to fruition once the spotlight fades from the response.
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Related: Hillary Clinton Picks Up Major Primary Wins in Near-Sweep Still, the chances of this strategy coming to fruition are slim.
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People have been calling for an Office reboot since before this happened, though there aren't any signs of that dream coming to fruition.
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This could involve data visualization, mission or instrument conceptual development, outreach such as these travel posters, and anything involving ideas coming to fruition.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly lower on Monday as investors reassessed the prospects of key White House proposals, including tax reform, coming to fruition.
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John McCain, they were the sole Republicans who opted to join with the Democrats to ultimately prevent a repeal from coming to fruition.
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But, really, thrusting two more homegrown prospects onto center stage was just another element of the Yankees' long-laid plans coming to fruition.
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As Uber lost confidence in an Google partnership coming to fruition, the company hired a bunch of autonomous vehicle engineers from Carnegie Mellon.
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"The president looks on it favorably, but nothing's coming to fruition," said Mr. Kudlow, who added that he had not focused on the endeavor.
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This Northern U.K. nation is an ecotourist and wildlife enthusiast's dream, with many decades and even centuries of conservation efforts still coming to fruition.
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For many fans, this last batch of episodes has been frustrating, predictable, and largely unsatisfying outside of some major plot points coming to fruition.
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"There shouldn't be a deadline on equality and our long march to full equality under the law is finally coming to fruition," Democratic Rep.
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Not only did Roosevelt's failed gambit cost him and his party tremendous political capital; it also prevented more meaningful policies from coming to fruition.
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Though Branson has discussed his space goals at length, the serial entrepreneur admits that he still can't believe that it's actually coming to fruition.
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UFC 215 may remain fresh in the memory, but it's no time to reminisce with another exciting fight card coming to fruition on Saturday night.
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Amid the parochialism, ineptitude and sheer disarray of the Trump presidency, the post-American world is coming to fruition much faster than I ever expected.
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A third option is developing farther down the road in Abu Dhabi, where a cornucopia of long-delayed museum projects is finally coming to fruition.
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Over the course of the last few years, Mozilla's engineers were hard at work on a couple of projects that are now finally coming to fruition.
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Elon Musk's plan to dig tunnels under cities for cars to circumvent traffic is coming to fruition — starting in the SpaceX parking lot in Los Angeles.
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The NVIDIA GeForce R.O.N. AI personal assistant, as the name might suggest, is a classic case of too many pranky ideas coming to fruition at once.
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Now many of the initiatives he spearheaded are coming to fruition under Trump, wrapped in the same free-market rhetoric and emotional appeals to American leadership.
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First, barring something unforeseen and unimaginable, there is no way I can see that this strategy stands a gnat's chance in hell of coming to fruition.
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AND ALL OF THE THINGS THAT WERE IN THAT SPEECH ARE COMING TO FRUITION, INCLUDING 200 INVESTIGATIONS ON STEEL AND ALUMINUM, 250 INVESTIGATION ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
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But, what's clear is that the dream scenarios being cooked up by Republicans when they first saw the 2018 map are simply not coming to fruition.
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This is an institutional problem, one in which the monarchy and unilateral control of the military that our Founding Fathers warned about is coming to fruition.
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When it comes to computing, CES 2020 has been an excellent year chock-full of realized potential and years-long ideas coming to fruition at last.
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Unfortunately, the company's adblocking effort gets far more problematic, as our greatest concern is now coming to fruition: Google is assembling its own list of "good" publishers.
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And we didn't get a chance to be a part of it but that's OK. Is there any new info on Blade 4 possibly coming to fruition?
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Peppered throughout his largely sober, thoughtful agenda are a number of ideas seemingly plucked straight from a all-nighter that have no chance of coming to fruition.
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The former first lady had at times portrayed Sanders as a left-wing demagogue, issuing grand promises that, she argued, had little chance of coming to fruition.
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And wasting taxpayer dollars to comply with a rule that has no guarantee of ever coming to fruition and would cost a fortune if implemented is outlandish.
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The region's financial industry is moving on with a euro zone banking and capital markets union coming to fruition and new rules aiming to make banks safer.
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In a statement, Greenpeace USA Executive Director Annie Leonard said the group would do "everything it can" to stop the Keystone XL Pipeline from coming to fruition.
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The perpetual optimists are holding tight to the hopes of an eventual spillover from soft into hard data, and/or Washington-induced reform finally coming to fruition.
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Some historians noted what they called the dark symbolism of the Reconstruction monument's coming to fruition just days before Mr. Obama is succeeded by Donald J. Trump.
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The company's investments in silicon carbide technology which increases the efficiency of power applications are coming to fruition and likely to drive an increase in revenue from 2H0003.
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They will "continue to require intra-party consultations and support from other allies in the NDA as well as from state governments, before coming to fruition," said Rao.
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Dozens have asked the creators interviewed in this article for advice on how to start their own series, most coming to fruition, on campuses from Florida to Massachusetts.
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The narrator elaborates: the exciting part, "is the tickle, the tease, the journey," since for this version of Veronica, the fantasy coming to fruition would dull its power.
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It now seems to me that ObamaCare's creators weren't blind to what they were doing — they were playing a long game that is just now coming to fruition.
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It's pretty cool to also see many of the future car concepts from events like the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas coming to fruition in a production car.
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Several years ago, then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg launched an ambitious project to transform the city's payphones into next-generation communications hubs—an effort that is finally coming to fruition.
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The retail crunch predicted years ago is coming to fruition as we've watched household names like Sears, Toys R Us and Barney's consider bankruptcy or go up for sale.
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"Very importantly, the Tesla self-driving chip technology that we've been working on for three years is finally coming to fruition," Musk said on Tesla's second-quarter earnings call.
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The case is one of several high-level corruption investigations now coming to fruition and seen as a test of whether Spain's rich and powerful are accountable before the law.
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"Recent company comments revealed that fundamental fears are finally coming to fruition, now that Wall Street can no longer deny that global trade disputes are pressuring multinationals' forward guidance," Stovall said.
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The former Bachelor star served up some happy news on Monday when he revealed to his fans and followers that his lifelong goal of opening a restaurant is coming to fruition.
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I think it's the other side of the coin and just makes this regrettable situation with Jack and Ben and this opportunity never really coming to fruition all the more heartbreaking.
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Capitol Crossing, one of them, is coming to fruition at a time of seemingly unbridled economic prosperity for the District, coupled with a net increase of 1954,210 new residents since 21.
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"Joining them in 2013, with just the utter belief that we will do something special, it's kind of crazy to see it coming to fruition, all the hard work," Hamilton said.
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Akon's plan to bring a futuristic city to his childhood country of Senegal is getting closer to coming to fruition, and he's going to show it off soon ... a 3D rendering anyway.
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Blackstone chief executive and co-founder Steve Schwarzman believes there is little reason to be hopeful about the prospect of a trade deal coming to fruition before the end of the month.
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After a full slate of games on Sunday, some storylines have already emerged, from a player revolt brewing in Miami, to another superstar season coming to fruition from reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes.
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Because the vast majority of the pledges came as investment loans and guarantees, not direct aid, many of the headline-grabbing amounts are contingent on investment deals or contracts coming to fruition.
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The company raised $1.8 billion in May, and at the time sources told us that some of that cash would be going towards its hardware efforts — which appear to be coming to fruition.
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Those efforts are slowly coming to fruition on laptops, but Intel is still the order of the day on those machines where raw speed is usually more important to users than battery life.
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Though, what is undeniable is that both men put on one hell of a show, despite the cynical, mercurial and money-centric roots of this fight coming to fruition in the first place.
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"We started Alexa [integration] three and a half years ago, and the new models are just coming to fruition at the end of last year, and now en masse this year," Limp said.
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So far there is little sign that the new President's legislative agenda, which includes repealing and replacing Obamacare, a big tax overhaul, and a $1 trillion infrastructure program, is anywhere near coming to fruition.
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Alibaba's (ironic) 20% stake in Ascend Money, the parent group of True Money, coming just a few months after the Lazada deal, shows Jack Ma's master plan for Southeast Asia gradually coming to fruition.
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With a fervent fanbase amassing around them, and second album The Future Is Cancelled immediately framed as a potential scene classic upon its release in 2013, those daydreams seemed to be coming to fruition.
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It seems Apple's ongoing work to give consumers access to their health records via their devices is finally coming to fruition, as the company's COO Jeff Williams confirmed to CNBC that testing is underway.
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"We are just now seeing the coming to fruition of cases reflecting atrocities perpetrated in the age of social media," said Alexa Koenig, executive director of the Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkeley.
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At the joint press conference, both senators said they do not see a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians coming to fruition in the near future due to domestic political problems on both sides.
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Other projects that are closer to coming to fruition include Tomb Raider starring Alicia Vikander, Rampage with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Minecraft from director Rob McElhenney, and The Division starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain.
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In September, Peru said China estimated that the railway, which would link the southern Brazilian port of Acu with one of Peru's ports, would cost $60 billion, dampening prospects of the project coming to fruition.
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While the company started out with its basic and cheap virtual private server offering, it's now getting to a point where its ambition to offer a more complete cloud computing platform is coming to fruition.
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U.S. stocks have enjoyed a near year-long rally, of late powered by increasing expectations of the promised tax overhaul, which aims to lower corporate taxes to 21 percent from 1.23 percent, coming to fruition.
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"Editing out" genetic disorders and/or hereditary diseases to prevent them from ever coming to fruition could also have an enormous impact on reducing the costs of healthcare, effectively helping redefine methods of medical treatment.
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To keep her from the man who not only helped make her, but who loves her dearly and wants to spend time with her would automatically decrease the chances of those goals ever coming to fruition.
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If you look at contract awards recently for GPS launches and others, you see contract awards now under $100 million for a medium launch for the first time, so that seems to be coming to fruition.
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And as Turkey's incursion enters its second week, reports out of Syria indicate some of those predictions are coming to fruition, from ISIS prisoners escaping to Russia taking over military patrols of a key Syrian city.
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But Democratic gains in this year's midterm elections on the federal, state and county level show the prospect that Texas will become a swing state — a promise Democrats have made for years — is slowly coming to fruition.
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The demand for greater individual accountability for corporate wrongdoing may be coming to fruition, with the RICO charge against senior managers and the chief executive at Insys a prime example of how far prosecutors are willing to go.
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But the technology needed for this idea to work simply doesn't exist yet, and given IBM has offloaded most of its divisions responsible for consumer hardware, it's hard to imagine this device coming to fruition through IBM's efforts alone.
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"The risk of disappointment is probably as big as the risk of it (strikes) coming to fruition because just take a look at what happened last year," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Optimism about some of President Donald Trump's key proposal's coming to fruition — particularly tax reform, deregulation and government spending — has diminished since the administration was dealt a blow on Friday, when a bill aimed at replacing Obamacare was pulled.
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"I just don't see it actually coming to fruition because at the end of the day, an agency like the Department of Defense would have to step up and say this is absolutely required for national security," he said.
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" STEPHEN MASSOCCA, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AT WEDBUSH SECURITIES IN SAN FRANCISCO "The world got too caught up in valuing growth too high, and it is now coming to fruition that people are not going to pay these absurd prices for growth.
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I just think that things have gotten to the point where they are now where a lot of publishers are unhappy, and a lot of the promises that have been made through the years haven't ended up coming to fruition.
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While Distell is committed to the long-term opportunity the country offers, he said it wants to see an improvement in currency flows and a plan of action to address the issues Zimbabwe faces coming to fruition before it invests further.
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Record levels of investment are being sunk back into several shale fields in Texas, while a number of giant offshore projects in the Gulf of Mexico that were delayed by the 2010 BP oil spill are now finally coming to fruition.
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All eyes were on China at this year's APEC summit in Lima, Peru just over a week after Trump's surprise victory in the United States dashed hopes of the largest-ever U.S.-proposed trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), coming to fruition.
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The 62-year-old lawmaker's dreams of jury duty took their time coming to fruition, and for a while it had looked like she might be out of luck: Just called the names of first panel to go to courtroom for jury selection.
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"The reservations I expressed during the Republican primary, I think a lot of them are coming to fruition, particularly on border security issues and particularly in respect to what is happening to what I believe is an outstanding man," Brooks said, referencing Sessions.
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So I feel really grateful that all of those things are coming to fruition, but I think above all of it is something that comes with age, of really having a sense of your self-worth and then you make choices based on that.
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But despite all signs (other than Cleveland's recent defensive collapse) pointing to the prophecy coming to fruition, it is worth noting that in the N.B.A.'s long playoff history the same two teams have never met in the finals three years in a row.
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That changed, however, after he was named joint winner of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize with Yazidi activist Nadia Murad for their work to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war - and his ambition was finally coming to fruition, he said.
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"We view that crude market risks are heavily skewed to the upside and whilst we are not explicitly forecasting Brent to rise to $100 per barrel, we see material risks of this coming to fruition," Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group said in a note to clients.
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And with 2018 shaping up as another year of turmoil, with crises like the nuclear showdown with North Korea spiking and the Russia probe potentially coming to fruition, it is possible that other major events will do more to shape the Republican Party's fate than tax reform.
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This fall his last monumental projects are finally coming to fruition: the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris, which opens to the public next week in the Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent Foundation building, and the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh, in Morocco, scheduled to open Oct. 21914.
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Scrolling through, it's clear there's something coming to fruition through these chains: love, solidarity, relation, or a forum for people to connect, reminisce, and grieve; a collective scrapbook binding people with the same experiences, knitting together their collective memories of Virgil even while it's being torn apart.
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"With the accretion from Actelion, more measured impact from biosimilar competition than expected, solid performance of key drugs and a pipeline that is coming to fruition, we believe that JNJ is poised to reaccelerate its top-line growth," analyst Larry Biegelsen wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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And making Signal friendlier to normal people only becomes more important as Silicon Valley companies come under increasing pressure from governments to create encryption backdoors for law enforcement, and as Facebook hints that its own ambitious end-to-end encryption plans are still years away from coming to fruition.
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"This is coming to fruition where the bigger names like Uber Eats have been eating into GrubHub's market share in the US." For the fourth quarter, GrubHub results missed analysts' estimates as the company increased its spending on marketing and expansion activities to attract more people to its platforms.
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"This is clearly a picture of somewhat of a risk-on rotation today, and it's ignited some of the animal spirits as we take another step closer to the potential for tax reform coming to fruition," said Bill Northey, chief investment officer at the Private Client Group at U.S. Bank in Helena, Montana.
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Still, as Bell and Mills pointed out, prices are gradually rising year-to-date on the back of OPEC cut pledges coming to fruition and a worsening picture in conflict-ridden Venezuela, where the second power outage in a month has halted crude shipments coming out of the country's main oil port.
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"This is clearly a picture of somewhat of a risk-on rotation today, and its ignited some of the animal spirits as we take another step closer to the potential for tax reform coming to fruition," said Bill Northey, chief investment officer at the Private Client Group at U.S. Bank in Helena, Montana.
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But at this point, it's very clear to all of the media, to all of the economists, to all of the market strategists and then to most of the public that the issues that have been coming to fruition of late with the economy and the slowdown are all trade-related and have very little to do with the Fed.
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Much like a classic James Bond villain, she proudly boasted of her brilliant scheme just as it appears to be coming to fruition: Our team explored the myriad options of plastic pollution to find the perfect entry point to incent behavior change, we found plastic water bottles too endemic, plastic bags already somewhat politicized, and no viable alternative for the plastic cup in ALL markets.
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"Unless you think the business cycle has been repealed and that there will be no repercussions from the Fed tightening into a 3 percent to 4 percent nominal GDP growth environment, or that we will see gridlock end in Washington and all the Trump pro-growth policy proposals coming to fruition, then there is little reason to believe that the U.S. economy will break out of its current malaise," he said.
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The business community in particular has felt attacked by some of his Socialist Party's policies, such as a proposal to introduce a 75 percent "super tax" rate on high earners (which was quietly shelved by the government), and has felt that attempts to reform the economy and labor market, such as scrapping the 35-hour working week and making it easier for businesses to both hire and fire, have been contentious and slow in coming to fruition.
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British MCs have been fighting an uphill battle for recognition for some time, and as a whole grime generation soars and Little Simz racks up Kendrick Lamar co-signs – and grime as an art form becomes less labelled as a black London thing and more rightfully regarded as a British thing – there's a hope that all this success can become a gateway for new audiences to discover even more experimental forms of that lie beneath, from acts that are only just now coming to fruition.
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