It may well materialize, but a solution may materialize at the same time.
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It didn't materialize on Super Tuesday, but, critically, it didn't materialize earlier even in the states that he won.
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Of course, there's reason to doubt Pravda will ever materialize.
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And it's not interested in waiting for one to materialize.
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The illness also is able to spread before symptoms materialize.
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But we can see those trends materialize in the business.
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Do the shorts just materialize when they know they're needed?
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But capturing Rafa doesn't mean Kiki will suddenly materialize unharmed.
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It's possible that the changes under consideration won't ultimately materialize.
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If you believe in something enough, you can materialize it.
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The offering didn't materialize but could still happen in 2017.
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Flooded communities can't wait for help to materialize from Washington.
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Both failed to materialize given evolving market conditions and demand.
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Unfortunately, effective relief for these fish has yet to materialize.
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But that's not likely to materialize at least until 2019.
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Ultimately, the foreign policy trip he sought did not materialize.
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If policies like tax reforms materialize, domestic companies should benefit.
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There is no guarantee though that charges will ultimately materialize.
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Corresponding emojis will materialize on the apps of pet owners.
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Greenwich Village, Manhattan Mice don't materialize out of thin air.
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The teeming crowds have yet to materialize to travel east.
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But some economists wonder whether the money will actually materialize.
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An expected surge in youth turnout has failed to materialize.
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The authorities had prepared for Russian interference; it didn't materialize.
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Elsewhere, an activist sweep on the left failed to materialize.
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As usual, he improvised when those funds failed to materialize.
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We got Toby Huss involved, but it just didn't materialize.
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But those signatures failed to materialize, significantly weakening their hand.
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But he thinks it's going to take time to materialize.
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In the end, a deal for Porzingis did not materialize.
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Am I disappointed that his campaign vision did not materialize?
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Its numbers could never materialize because it was wishful thinking.
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That credibility failed to materialize in the first two contests.
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A turn toward stronger growth again has failed to materialize.
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These aren't just buildings you click and watch instantly materialize.
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But much remains to be done before those benefits materialize.
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It does not materialize if you keep firing your manager.
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An expected challenge to Theresa May's leadership has failed to materialize.
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Did the Further Sky EP music materialize before the break up?
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It's also cool as hell that we watched this collaboration materialize.
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He promised an investigation, too, although it has yet to materialize.
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That didn't materialize, with any volatility spikes proving to be fleeting.
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A recession may not materialize until after Trump's re-election bid.
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Some of these technologies will take years to materialize, he said.
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Because that will materialize into growth, into jobs, into thriving economies.
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Tangible changes based on these efforts have been slow to materialize.
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Impact from the marches and convention may take years to materialize.
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Despite the agreement, it took months for the money to materialize.
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A new proposal promised by the government has yet to materialize.
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Rather, it reflects that one in three times, it will materialize.
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A bipartisan push to resolve the situation has yet to materialize.
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But fears of devastating storm surges and catastrophic flooding didn't materialize.
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A deal failed to materialize, leaving Minnesota without annual infrastructure funding.
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The visits from her family are shorter and materialize less often.
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There is no certainty the bid will materialize, the sources added.
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The anticipated flood of foreign investment has also failed to materialize.
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Still, market watchers remain skeptical that produciton control plans will materialize.
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Maybe we see that characteristic in Fran materialize in other ways.
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How large was the probability that those risks would indeed materialize?
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Many doubt it will ever materialize beyond Saudi's own domestic exchange.
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But if benefits fail to materialize quickly, more unrest could follow.
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That said, it's not at all certain these cuts will materialize.
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The earth shimmered and huts began to materialize on the horizon.
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Warnings of dire consequences from his critics have failed to materialize.
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He enjoys making big, bold promises, many of which don't materialize.
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Chicken or fish for 150 doesn't materialize out of thin air.
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The succession did not materialize, though, because Brady refused to age.
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The domino theory didn't materialize, partly because of those democracies' vigilance.
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Did any collaborative effort or private understanding materialize in the end?
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The youth surge Sanders needed to win big just didn't materialize.
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But some say changes in behavior may be slow to materialize.
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When asked if a deal would materialize, Morgan declined to speculate.
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The musicians and backup singers materialize as a multiplying, multinational ensemble.
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But Fu said he doesn't anticipate the latter scenario to materialize.
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New rumors, predictions and potential firestorms seemed to materialize every hour.
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The usual throngs of soldiers, rebels and choral citizens seldom materialize.
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It was not certain whether a transaction will materialize, easyJet said.
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The most recent protest, called for Tuesday, did not even materialize.
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But promised meetings about the goals for the organization didn't materialize.
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All of these fireworks did not really materialize in the debate.
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The promised cost savings didn't materialize for a number of reasons.
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They materialize in a place when they collide with something else.
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But that's on the margin, and nothing too materialize has happened.
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High hopes for electric cars in the 1990s failed to materialize.
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Then early rumblings for the project began to materialize around 2015.
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The long-term benefits only materialize much farther in the future.
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"The devilish and vicious policy of America toward Palestine called the 'deal of the century' will never materialize...all Muslim nations will confront them and will not let it materialize," Khamenei said a tweet written in Farsi.
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With Democrats taking only the House, he suspects that money won't materialize.
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Those jobs, however, may not actually materialize — at least not anytime soon.
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The 'long term' effects, or evolutionary effects, will materialize soon after that.
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Les Baker V: I initially started to materialize this idea while bartending.
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"I don't know how buses materialize without somebody spending money," Weintraub said.
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Greater benefits will materialize in the long run as convergence triggers innovation.
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Don't look for promises or predictable ways for this dream to materialize.
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However, the company's rumored first-party speaker hardware is yet to materialize.
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That business has yet to materialize — unsurprisingly so, given Jolla's financial difficulties.
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Joan Mitchells's or Mark Rothko's floating fields materialize as mirrors or thrones.
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The surge in female voters that Clinton's campaign hoped for didn't materialize.
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Jubilee Sharpe, Caroline Lunny, and Jenna Cooper all materialize throughout the episode.
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But creating this new adhesive is only one half of what Materialize.
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Tesla shares soared, only to reverse later when the deal didn't materialize.
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"Accountability has yet to materialize," said Jonathan Allen, Britain's deputy permanent representative.
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For now, it's unclear if these new features will materialize at all.
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Pagoda split up in 2011, after their second album failed to materialize.
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It's uncertain how many of the discretionary budget ideas will ever materialize.
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But two months later, the dreaded BlueKeep doomsday has yet to materialize.
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For "The Gracie Hunter's" sake, I hope such a rematch doesn't materialize.
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Federal officials said environmental hazards had begun to materialize in the Carolinas.
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AOC would materialize at your doorstep and demand you hand it over.
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It's not like Trump's wall or DeSantis' fake wall will ever materialize.
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Should funding not materialize, critical programs could be cut, Dr. Frieden said.
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Yet a "women's vote" in India has yet to materialize: Women do
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Terms of a deal were unclear and it still may not materialize.
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That sets the sector up for trouble if that rebound doesn't materialize.
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And tax cuts, should they materialize, definitely can influence future earnings estimates.
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Nonetheless, we should always be aware that potential adverse scenarios could materialize.
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It's abundantly clear, however, that a move toward statesmanship will never materialize.
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But, as of yet, such a fix has yet to actually materialize.
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" The report said it was unclear "if/when infrastructure stimulus may materialize.
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Yet a lasting boom in job-creating investments has yet to materialize.
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But corporate guests did not materialize, and Oyo stopped making the payments.
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What it means for Europe should that scenario materialize is fewer bailouts.
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But workloads didn't materialize to fit that as broadly as we hoped.
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If they fail to materialize, it's possible those gains could roll back.
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"[Second half] is where the problems could materialize in earnest," they wrote.
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However, new sanctions may not materialize or live up to lawmakers' expectations.
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Two years after it opened, the hundreds of jobs failed to materialize.
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As the years go by and that scenario doesn't materialize, she's shocked.
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José Luis Martín Moro tries to materialize them, to preserve them forever.
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Here's how to begin: Think about what aspirations you're ready to materialize.
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Pen and ink drawings of crow-human hybrids (by Mr. Vartan) materialize.
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Promised funding and support to help Syria rebuild have failed to materialize.
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Promised funds and support to help Syria rebuild have failed to materialize.
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At this point, there's no telling which of these measures will materialize.
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When Dennis's memories of combat assume physical form onstage, they materialize seamlessly.
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Those plans are expected to materialize sometime this year, per the report.
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That has yet to materialize, nor is it clear when that's coming.
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Mr. Wang, X.C.M.G.'s chairman, dismissed concerns that the business won't materialize.
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So, it's all about, kind of, surviving until the 2.4 jobs materialize.
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Reparations materialize when perpetrators and their inheritors are denied their imperial rights.
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But the Senate report argued that the promised job creation didn't materialize.
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He says it could materialize before the second half the year begins.
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The predicted economic growth did not materialize, and the deficit grew instead.
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Second, corporate investment could be slower to materialize than surveys have indicated.
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A broader outcry and lasting reforms, however, have been slow to materialize.
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And grand promises that never materialize are all too familiar in Colombia.
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Should it materialize, the space force would become the sixth military service.
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But the president can't just make a Space Force materialize on his own.
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Address remaining vulnerabilities, and be ready if a serious slowdown were to materialize.
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I like to materialize my ideas, and I feel compelled to share them.
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In boom times, they seem to make fortunes materialize out of thin air.
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But that "trapdoor" did not materialize, and the Dow bounced off those lows.
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Nearly everyone acknowledges that the promise of metagenomic mining has yet to materialize.
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Federal legislation that might override California's law has so far failed to materialize.
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As I tried to materialize our supposedly budding friendship, he kept his limits.
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Also, how do your ideas about that theme materialize in the instrumental format?
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But it's taken on average nearly two years for the downturn to materialize.
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Any more raw information from the al-Baghdadi raid is unlikely to materialize.
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Investors, however, focused on her lack of guidance about when they would materialize.
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So much for the bottom in grain prices some were hoping would materialize.
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But U.S. farmers and traders are still waiting for big sales to materialize.
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And yet, true racial equality in our education system is yet to materialize.
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There are mixed views, however, on whether an aggressive regulatory response will materialize.
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In 2014, the company overspent for a package surge that did not materialize.
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But that instant growth didn't materialize, contributing to a $350 million budget shortfall.
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But not all analysts are convinced that such a smooth ascent will materialize.
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The first reason is that some big ideas take too long to materialize.
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I asked people about what they're looking forward to should that time materialize.
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And sometimes along with the names the faces would materialize, like mug shots.
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But big protests failed to materialize across the country by 8:30 p.
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Some money pledged by countries at previous aid conferences has yet to materialize.
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Results of many of these actions will take some time to fully materialize.
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The president has threatened mass deportation operations, but those have failed to materialize.
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As these hopes did not materialize, digital broadband has become the major battleground.
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As of January 2019, a trailer or release date has yet to materialize.
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It looks like the Theophane fight slated for April Fools' Day will materialize.
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But then the promised victories in France and the Netherlands failed to materialize.
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It's during these trips that the core themes of Hac started to materialize.
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Still, it's possible that AR or VR never materialize in any mainstream way.
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Balloons allow me to materialize ideas or concepts in a rather poetic way.
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But a crisis on the scale of the Great Depression did not materialize.
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Two years after it opened, the jobs – and rent payments – failed to materialize.
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Two terms later, much of what he pledged has been slow to materialize.
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The predicted rain did not immediately materialize, but Djokovic did get a reprieve.
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These muscular guards, attentively staring, materialize the typically hidden sense of pervasive observation.
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But that high turnout has yet to materialize in the Democratic nominating contest.
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A defense that can foil Kansas City has yet to materialize in full.
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I doubt it, just as I doubt that the promised "fixes" will materialize.
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But no matter how much Vertical tweaked the series, viewers did not materialize.
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Mr. Gou has a history of talking up investments that do not materialize.
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But, despite the expectations of many, it did not materialize on Election Day.
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They materialize before you in a woven wooden bowl, like a dangerous salad.
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If that stays the case then there's no reason why demand wouldn't materialize.
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But the funding for his signature campaign promise has been slow to materialize.
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Any change is unlikely to materialize before the program expires on April 28.
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That effort appeared to have been abandoned when the arrest failed to materialize.
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Thus, the extra investment and productivity that conservatives promised will mostly not materialize.
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Most savers won't be able to magically make more than $1,000 materialize overnight.
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If these policies materialize, the Fed could accelerate the pace of rate increases.
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Patients also do simple, real-world experiments, to see if feared consequences materialize.
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It seemed, too, for a time that an Italian bid might not materialize.
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The plan was to, as Morel tells Creators, materialize a dance while weightless.
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But those disasters may take a long time — years, even decades — to materialize.
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But the real question is, 'what will cause this latent risk to materialize?
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He'll need every bit of his nice post footwork to materialize in terms of lateral movement as he slims down further and strays from the paint, and he'll need his soft touch around the rim to materialize in consistent range.
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The project began in March this year and took about five months to materialize.
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These ghostly force carriers would occasionally materialize and swap a quark for a lepton.
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But the revolution didn't materialize, and the excitement of that day was quickly repressed.
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No clear vision for the program is likely to materialize before March, Soloch added.
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Tesla has no plan B if the EV market fails to materialize as expected.
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More monsters materialize as Tianyin and Xiaolan spirit Wuba across China, away from pursuers.
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However, on average, it takes up to two years for a recession to materialize.
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Evidence mounts, answers materialize — and Stephen King retains his title as master of suspense.
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Instead, the $22016 billion acquisition was a disaster, as coal exports failed to materialize.
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Lunny will definitely materialize in Paradise, if not on the next Bachelor Winter Games.
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Ashley & Jared Midway through the episode, Jared Haibon and Ashley Iaconetti materialize, looking smug.
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By contrast, an expected rush into Iran's huge energy reserves has yet to materialize.
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Or is this another Tesla promise that won't materialize on time and on budget?
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The CPP has since promised reform and dialogue but progress has yet to materialize.
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Worryingly, but perhaps not surprisingly, these user protections have been slow to actually materialize.
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But it's unclear what this means in practice and whether it will ever materialize.
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In 2014, UPS invested heavily for a wave of packages that failed to materialize.
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Ricardo Rosselló on Wednesday, after an expected announcement of his resignation did not materialize.
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Predictions about devastating declines in polar bear populations, they say, have failed to materialize.
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It also makes you wonder if some sort of decline is starting to materialize.
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This would later materialize in his grueling use of the "broken windows" policing model.
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Or maybe another strategy will materialize before Inauguration Day to find an alternate outcome.
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" He added that some solution had better materialize soon, "because right now, they don't.
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Totally mortified, Olivia panics: Ben does not materialize, so that meltdown is another bust.
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Of course, whether the president's proposed increases and reductions materialize will depend on congress.
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For some, high paying jobs never materialize and student debt takes over their lives.
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The promised legacies have not only failed to materialize; they have made matters worse.
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Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi also warned of "dangerous repercussions" should the move materialize.
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Yet the universal samovars dispensing tea at such gatherings took several hours to materialize.
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"We hope their efforts materialize," Salehi said at a news conference, according to Reuters.
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Analysts and investors said a compromise, involving a smaller capital hike, could yet materialize.
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The chief was also facing potential sedition charges, though they ultimately did not materialize.
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Given the low pay, scant benefits and high injury rates, will enough workers materialize?
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It was a reasonable vision but it didn't materialize the way we had hoped.
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If talks materialize, the United States will need the close partnership of South Korea.
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The question now is whether new investment will materialize quickly enough to sustain expansion.
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The snowflakes, a frequent subject, never materialize to defend themselves or even really complain.
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Some commentators have fired up takes about how the blue wave failed to materialize.
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The tutoring she was promised to get her back on track did not materialize.
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Yet eliminating the busywork for lawyers through its software didn't materialize into bountiful profits.
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I do not imagine that funds for soccer uniforms materialize out of thin air.
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I tried to imagine the city's bloody, lawless past, but the image wouldn't materialize.
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The "blue wave" wouldn't just materialize — it would feel like a blue wave, too.
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" He has no idea whether it will materialize, he said, "But we are advancing.
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This year, the first clue did not materialize until after the draft had begun.
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Don't imagine that millions of heretofore silent progressive supporters will materialize on Election Day.
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The promises are so large that many experts doubt all the jobs will materialize.
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Just put them back in the replicator, and make them re-materialize as dessert.
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At the same time, other anticipated trade actions by team Trump did not materialize.
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Flash mob protests in three shopping malls, promoted by activists online, failed to materialize.
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FED'S GEORGE SAYS MUTED INFLATION WOULD NOT WARRANT POLICY RESPONSE UNLESS DOWNSIDE RISKS MATERIALIZE
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This was mostly pie in the sky, pure speculation that was unlikely to materialize.
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Americans believe the United States should eliminate threats and prevent attacks before they materialize.
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Cultural and social anxiety often materialize on air, and everyone has something to say.
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Each one could cause the chaos that had been feared for today to materialize.
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Of course, it's possible this cancellation, and its ensuing Catch-22, won't even materialize.
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They all expected that their investment of time and resources would materialize in July.
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"I regret it deeply that this wish did not materialize," Gabriel said in a statement.
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Or it might not; or X-Force might materialize before the deal is even finalized.
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Even if these sales materialize, Husky may remain a major player in the Atlantic region.
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Hedging strategies also carry risk, however, namely that an anticipated market fall does not materialize.
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It is not clear, however, whether such a scenario would ever materialize or be binding.
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Let's be clear: Uber's problems didn't just materialize out of the blue this past January.
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"We think that upside is more likely to materialize as the year unfolds," she said.
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The company said sales from the new opening will mostly materialize in the fourth quarter.
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Notably, the company has made no mention of the deal which suggests it didn't materialize.
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So it's too early to tell when, if ever, they'll materialize into an actual product.
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Each time Trump crosses some consensus red line, however, the predicted catastrophes fail to materialize.
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Unfortunately, though, just because the potential is there doesn't mean any of this will materialize.
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That boost did not materialize, however, as consumers instead held onto their extra disposable income.
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But China's current approach to delivering infrastructure makes it less likely those benefits will materialize.
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All the things the naysayers said would happen -- the various slippery slopes -- failed to materialize.
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An appointment with the European Asylum Support Office to discuss family reunification failed to materialize.
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This failed to materialize, however, with continued global growth concerns and more easy monetary policy.
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It is also possible that a deal is delayed or does not materialize, they said.
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She was terrified of facing anti-abortion protesters outside the clinic, but that didn't materialize.
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At least $2 million in promised contributions failed to materialize as donors expressed their frustrations.
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We basically waited all week for something that didn't materialize the way we all anticipated.
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In December, Governor Bruce Rauner vetoed the measure after comprehensive pension legislation failed to materialize.
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For CNN and MSNBC, the challenge is substantially greater if a Trump administration doesn't materialize.
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Walk across a room, and the wall will materialize in a haze of blocky static.
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The immediate repeal did not materialize and subsequent efforts to replace the legislation have failed.
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Mattis had promised Congress a plan by mid-July that has still yet to materialize.
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As a result, they will pass on opportunities that they know take longer to materialize.
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"The suspect was supposed to hand herself in but that did not materialize," Naidoo said.
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Windham: I hope readers will appreciate that Stormtroopers didn't just materialize from out of nowhere.
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The expected backlash did not materialize even if Williams raised the intensity and decibel level.
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Should this materialize, it sets the stage for curtailing legislative filibusters for the first time.
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His challenge is having to explain why his economic promises have largely failed to materialize.
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The efficiency promises didn't materialize because half of all HVAC systems are not installed correctly.
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The terrain will materialize and you can select players and rounds to compare shot trails.
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But many of these reforms are yet to materialize and some have even impacted growth.
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These officials now think they must be ready to snuff out threats before they materialize.
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Clearly, rumors of a smaller iPhone launching at Apple failed to materialize at this time.
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Armored vehicles with water cannons suddenly materialize, as do police officers with tear gas canisters.
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That would be especially beneficial for those later in life when health problems often materialize.
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The pass rush failed to materialize, with a below-average 323 percent adjusted sack rate.
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Others will be at a disadvantage, because none of these things materialize in the show.
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But while negotiations have yet to materialize, the signs of a nascent arms race have.
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That is what enables us to materialize something that, until that moment, had remained invisible.
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Despite a wave of racist attacks on immigrants, that revival did not seem to materialize.
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The lurking of a potential connection makes you wonder whether they'll ever materialize in person.
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The latest trend to materialize here is motorized scooters you can rent through an app.
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But legislative leaders suggested that revenue might not materialize without a robust economic equity plan.
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The authorities had prepared for Russian interference in the election, but the meddling didn't materialize.
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Lifting sanctions, normalizing relations, starting to trade — these things may not materialize soon, or ever.
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But the move is unlikely to materialize before next year, the person said, requesting anonymity.
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But many of the proposed additions have been made halfheartedly, or have yet to materialize.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the "broad outline" of such an agreement must materialize quickly.
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But economists are divided on whether that added growth can be counted on to materialize.
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However, they said there is no assurance that any transaction will materialize from the talks.
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What needs to happen next for that to materialize: • Flight simulator tests by international regulators.
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As Mr. Trump's promises have begun to materialize into action, the public discourse is changing.
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To be sure, it is unclear how many if any of these proposals would materialize.
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Rates have to stay 'lower for longer' and liquidity adequate, unless any significant risks materialize.
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Whether the money will materialize is one of the great uncertainties about the Paris deal.
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Critics' fears that they would touch off widespread cash hoarding did not materialize in Europe.
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But the chartered flight they have eagerly awaited to evacuate them has yet to materialize.
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No one believed the President would actually be removed from office — the votes wouldn't materialize.
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Inflation is well below the Fed's target and higher prices are not expected to materialize.
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The glut is expected to materialize even though OPEC and its allies are restricting output.
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But after a year, a promised raise and benefits didn't materialize, and I felt unmotivated.
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The needed amount often is not going to materialize after just one week of work.
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Aspiration employees started getting antsy this summer as news of fresh funding failed to materialize.
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The many promised benefits have so far failed to materialize and most likely never will.
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Some pledged contributions did not materialize, and officials were unable to sell naming rights easily.
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The wholesale repudiation of the president that the Democrats had been hoping for didn't materialize.
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That looks like it will finally materialize this weekend, lasting through most of next week.
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Neither of you was slighted, or asked your family for an invitation that didn't materialize.
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The promised investments are nonbinding, however, and whether they will materialize remains to be seen.
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A classic routine featured the Great Tomsoni making a series of doves materialize and disappear.
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Marianne (Johanna Korthals Altes), the French symbol for the Republic, and Napoléon (Vincent Nemeth) materialize.
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Mashable Chief Correspondent Lance Ulanoff laid them all out in 2000 after the TV didn't materialize.
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But if Iowa is any measure, that revolution has yet to materialize, and indeed, may never.
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As with finding a solution to the MoMA PS1 issue, those plans have yet to materialize.
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Since energy and mass are equivalent in physics, new particles might materialize out of the collisions.
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Then, after it became clear that the reported progress might not materialize, the Dow went negative.
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And if these bad outcomes materialize, he should not look to the public dole for relief.
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Silence is the moment when I see the next step, or an image waiting to materialize.
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And with repeated viewings, some big clues about what happens in Infinity War begin to materialize.
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I don't think it's going to be a bad thing when you have some depth materialize.
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The thing that demonstrators had asked for since 2011 -- a better economy -- didn't materialize, experts said.
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If the bank's forecasts materialize, there will be no need for further stimulus, however, he said.
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When mania takes hold, you're more productive; ideas constantly materialize—and, obviously, they're always fucking brilliant.
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Fitch expects ODM's leverage to improve as synergies and margin improvements from the recent acquisitions materialize.
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But despite Trump's campaign promise in 2016, meaningful action on drug prices has yet to materialize.
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The two sides are in serious conversations about teaming up, and things could materialize sometime soon.
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Reality check: There is no telling whether this future will materialize like Muilenburg and others forecast.
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Details on these stimulus programs have been sparse, raising doubts whether bigger corporate profits will materialize.
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On the other hand, others may use legacy adhesive solutions like urea-formaldehyde, but use Materialize.
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Meanwhile, customer care executives will be disappointed when the promised savings and efficiencies fail to materialize.
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The bodies of two children — Erik and Yasin, both from 2019 — materialize at the construction site.
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However, so far this has failed to materialize, leaving some market-watchers surprised over recent weakness.
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Meanwhile, the news everyone was actually waiting for—an update on the sale process—didn't materialize.
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First, the big blue wave Democrats have talked about for months continues to fail to materialize.
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A spin-off of the towers unit has long been mooted, but has yet to materialize.
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He also told members of the media he didn't expect another round of tariffs would materialize.
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Since then, there's been little comment on the accessory from Apple and it's failed to materialize.
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Photo: Ryan F. Mandelbaum (Gizmodo)The impacts of this work wouldn't fully materialize until the 2010s.
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The paper also noted that the much-vaunted "Blue wave" for Democrats had failed to materialize.
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His organization had to halve its assistance last year, when promised donor funds did not materialize.
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For Investec Asset Management's Power, it's not about when Trump's plans will be materialize, but if.
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Any expected Trump bump in home sales didn't materialize in contracts for homes signed in November.
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There will be a lot more of these projects expected to materialize in H2 this year.
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Cruz showdown took a few minutes to materialize — but when it did, it packed a punch.
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While those promises are yet to materialize, stocks have been held high by bumper corporate earnings.
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If that dream is to materialize, however, the Boring Company still has a ways to go.
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So judging by Musks's track record, the proof he sought to demonstrate today may yet materialize.
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Boeing and Airbus aren't waiting for a deal to materialize to express concern about Cote's vision.
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Unfortunately, the support we were anticipating in terms of ticket sales and sponsorships did not materialize.
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As cracks in both materialize, that's where the Mar-a-Lago summit becomes important, he continued.
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Prices bounced off those lows on talk of an OPEC production freeze, which did not materialize.
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Along the way, the Trail Blazers bemoaned missed opportunities — opportunities that seldom materialize against the Warriors.
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Hardly the least of its obstacles is whether debt relief will materialize before Germany's 2017 election.
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But Gabon pulled out of REDD+ in 2011 as funds had yet to materialize, White noted.
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That duck has yet to materialize over the course of dozens of "speaking" indictments and filings.
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If plans materialize, Libra will be accepted across the world as a new form of payment.
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For this scenario to materialize, there would need to be a substantial rise in productivity growth.
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If done properly, the face of his or her future spouse would materialize in the mirror.
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That said, the Russian stock market has room for growth if the risks do not materialize.
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"1.3 (million bpd of spare capacity) will be waiting for the demand to materialize," Falih said.
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It's highly unlikely that a Democratic revolt in the House would materialize to force Pelosi's hand.
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The payback period would grow longer if that many jobs do not materialize, the bureau found.
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When the proposed passenger utilization rates inevitably do not materialize, federal subsidies will become a necessity.
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Even if the government attracts private investment, the effect on production could take years to materialize.
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So last summer, after Will graduated and jobs didn't materialize, Mr. Fleming again hired Ms. Hay.
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"That's exactly what I'm interested in as well: Finding ways to materialize music information," Jelenik says.
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That promised early payment failed to materialize due to HNA's tight liquidity situation, the sources said.
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VICE Sports: When did you start to put this group together and how did it materialize?
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Promises that lower tax bills for businesses would translate into higher wages have yet to materialize.
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But major activity failed to materialize, and many of those living in the area returned home.
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Sanders was hoping for a similar comeback in Michigan this time around, which did not materialize.
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"It's a horrible job once the the realization dawns that your dream job will never materialize."
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Luckily, that dreaded shortfall didn't materialize — but only just barely, and not for particularly positive reasons.
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Google files hundreds, or even thousands, of them each year and many never materialize into products.
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In general, this ideology doesn't materialize into lethal threats to actual employees of the US government.
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And if the revolution fails to materialize, it's just an expression of belief that it should.
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After six years, the state of São Paulo is still waiting for those jobs to materialize.
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There are reasons to doubt a Sanders-driven youth turnout surge of this size would materialize.
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NASA struggled to get the flight rates high enough for those promised cost savings to materialize.
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But these are things that will take a number of years to really materialize the potential.
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Thousands of protesters expected at several simultaneous rallies and marches at the Intrepid failed to materialize.
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If one of his protests did materialize, scores of demonstrators were often killed by the police.
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However, many of the committees have yet to materialize, according to two employees who left recently.
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Scenarios that might sound dystopian or satirical as broad-strokes future projections unassumingly materialize as reality.
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If those risks don't materialize, there will have been costs to spending today on climate mitigation.
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WASHINGTON — It's not as if anyone was expecting a normal Wednesday to materialize on Capitol Hill.
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But once we learn to control our egos, a bevy of new income earning opportunities materialize.
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And the assistance they may receive early on will fail to materialize or will not last.
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Some lesser deals were also concluded, but the trades that would remake teams did not materialize.
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However, he didn't want to delay his annual outlook to see if that situation would materialize.
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But if caps aren't raised, tens of billions of dollars authorized in the NDAA won't materialize.
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"We see a moderate recovery over the coming quarters, provided the risks don't materialize," Indergand said.
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Thank you, Bloomberg Businessweek, for making the phrase "Jeff Bezos Fleshlight" materialize in my mind pic.twitter.
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Virtually all families can now have two children, but the anticipated baby boom did not materialize.
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That evidence may never materialize, but the indictment does not close the door on this issue.
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When that failed to materialize, they began ramping up pressure on the Turkish government, aides said.
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The models materialize these drawings, built either to functional scale or some reasonable percentage of it.
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Such moves will likely materialize over months as companies study the new bill and devise appropriate strategies.
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It's unclear how many deals materialize from Marketplace, but millions of items are posted there each month.
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Keene is predicting that the 9 percent rally he sees coming for Pfizer will materialize in March.
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In fact, the two sides agreed to talk about an agreement that is still yet to materialize.
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This may not happen: Gou has a history of talking up big investments that do not materialize.
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When Williams and Mirikitani materialize, a stream of admirers line up to have photos taken with them.
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In the event opportunities fail to materialize, Itaú could ramp up share buybacks or raise dividend payouts.
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However, his push for a Dutch departure from the EU is unlikely to materialize in such scenario.
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In exchange, Duterte received vague pledges of billion-dollar investment, most of which have yet to materialize.
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Now, Macri is the incumbent having to explain why his economic promises have largely failed to materialize.
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Predictions about a wave of driverless cars in cities around the world have mostly failed to materialize.
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However, a recession does not happen right away, taking on average up to two years to materialize.
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If that higher anticipated volatility fails to materialize, these options should be expected to fall in value.
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Yes, the one that we keep hearing about for years, and yet it never seems to materialize?
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Either way, the wave of attacks that analysts feared a couple of years ago did not materialize.
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When that victory didn't materialize, their initial shock and fear of a Trump presidency turned to action.
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Amid the political warfare, Santa Teresa is the first significant project to materialize under the president's watch.
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But it's unclear exactly when any upside to that spending will materialize for Detroit's broke education system.
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They exchanged equity stakes but the Japanese firm says synergies from the tie-up failed to materialize.
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It has been far slower to materialize than expected even as recently as a few months ago.
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Draghi played down his own concerns, however, saying the perceived threat to Europe had yet to materialize.
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On Tuesday, before Portal could even materialize in stores, privacy issues once again came to the fore.
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But a hoped-for turnaround is yet to materialize, and many Zimbabweans are distrustful of Mnangagwa's promises.
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They materialize — chaotically, like a puppy soccer team — to unwrap the box as a single fumbling unit.
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"You will be shocked by the speed at which bilateral agreements begin to materialize," the adviser said.
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The weapons would never materialize—or worse, they would end up in the hands of America's enemies.
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"I for one, am extremely grateful that the forecasted rains and flooding did not materialize," Edwards said.
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Some fear the plan could add trillions of dollars to the deficit if growth does not materialize.
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If El Niño does materialize, it would have a negative effect on rainfall across the Western Cape.
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But I don't know enough about Apple's roadmap to know exactly when the actual products will materialize.
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"In order for investors to buy in, they're going to have to see that materialize," Essner said.
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There is no room for questions or protest, not even when the better future does not materialize.
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I had, just to clarify, not been expecting actual snow to materialize from the carrot-nosed buggers.
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And so, compelling as it would be, a bout between him and Nurmagomedov is unlikely to materialize.
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Talks between the two sides are "ongoing" and a deal might not materialize, according to the report.
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They drove in a station wagon from Toronto to New York, but the cleaning job didn't materialize.
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If the proposals materialize, they will improve both the efficiency and the accountability of the executive branch.
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The raspberry notes never totally materialize, but honestly, who uses raspberry jam on a PB&J anyway?
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"The growth in production is only possible if the new investments materialize," Cochilco said in the report.
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But in the ten years since then, a true political and economic alternative has yet to materialize.
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Trump's threats to politely walk out of the meeting if his expectations were unmet did not materialize.
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Many thought the threat could materialize eventually but weren't expecting it within months of the companies' IPO.
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He said he&aposs watching for any anti-trust issues should a Schwab-TD Ameritrade deal materialize.
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Another risk that could soon materialize might be the U.S. imposition of import tariffs on European automobiles.
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A potential deal with the private equity arm of real estate investor Colony NorthStar failed to materialize.
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On the other hand, if we make improvident choices, the bright horizon I've described will not materialize.
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But when I think about the future of work, augmented reality is where the greatest opportunities materialize.
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The President's decision to appoint Mulvaney as his chief of staff began to materialize around 4 p.m.
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Two years after the deal was first signed, much of what was announced has failed to materialize.
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But that has failed to materialize as he seeks Beijing's help in the North Korea nuclear crisis.
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There were rumors that the president would fire other members of his cabinet, but they didn't materialize.
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Local reporters have shuttled from one training session to another, clamoring for sound bites that never materialize.
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But the risk is real, and even if it does not materialize it might strain American democracy.
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At that point, even negotiations with the Taliban, if and when they materialize, will not bring peace.
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And when massive trade liberalization happened in places like Mexico, the hoped-for growth miracles didn't materialize.
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They agreed to the partnership in March 2018, though only after other governing options failed to materialize.
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Members of Congress sent out news releases, praising the agency for a ban that did not materialize.
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But if that outcome does materialize, it may offer one way for party leaders to save face.
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Those thumbnails then materialize as physical copies on their doorsteps in a matter of days. Easy-peasy.
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When the forecast winds failed to materialize in some areas on Wednesday, criticism mounted against PG&E.
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The second I think is more on operational issues, getting cost efficient as the new engines materialize.
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But given the rather constricted fiscal space of the government, such policy actions are unlikely to materialize.
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That comes amid concerns about contagion within the broader financial system, though that has failed to materialize.
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The President promised to release a transcript of that call, which has, so far, failed to materialize.
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But the Golden State Killer's crimes were so heinous that the anticipated backlash initially failed to materialize.
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A recession could materialize swiftly if businesses lose faith, and there is a good chance they will.
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IMF SAYS MEXICAN PESO UNDERVALUED BY 5-15 PCT UNDER SCENARIO WHERE PROTECTIONISM RISKS DON'T FULLY MATERIALIZE
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The signs that I had anticipated with directions to an easy warm-up run did not materialize.
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NDP holds Vancouver Island: The Greens were hoping for a breakthrough, but it largely failed to materialize.
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"If exports do not materialize, we simply have too much pork for the domestic pipeline," French said.
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So, as logical as this fight is at this stage, it's possible that it fails to materialize.
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The proposal to build a tower bearing Trump's name in the Russian capital ultimately did not materialize.
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That none of them failed to materialize into anything substantial spoke more to Lester than the Astros' failings.
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Faces materialize out of a cloud of inky smudges on white paper, like figures emerging from thick fog.
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Cities are now starting to realize that the jobs just don't materialize, and the ancillary benefits are inconsistent.
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"We'll see positive results when those changes and reforms that Saudi intends to do materialize," Nasdaq's Ali said.
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But, he cautioned, it's still not certain that low-carbon biofuels will actually materialize in such large quantities.
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But in Dear Angelica, rather than filling with racks of guns, dainty streaks of color materialize around you.
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Already, hundreds of coins are dead, meaning the projects behind them were scams, a joke or didn't materialize.
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The school has to sell the rights at deep discounts given the risk that returns will never materialize.
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He said he thought he might receive the pay later on Tuesday, but the bonus did not materialize.
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Foxconn has done this in the past, announcing large factories in Pennsylvania, Brazil, and elsewhere that never materialize.
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CNBC looks at how the process works and whether the risk of sanctions is likely to materialize soon.
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Expectations for a higher sugar production mix in the current Brazilian center-south cane crop did not materialize.
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San Diego manager Andy Green said Myers was available to pinch-hit but the right time didn't materialize.
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The startup has created a patented non-toxic adhesive to serve as an alternative to urea-formaldehyde. Materialize.
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A directive to regulatory agencies to identify misguided regulations will mainly generate feel good suggestions that never materialize.
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The EU has also pursued the kind of antitrust cases that, in the U.S., seem to rarely materialize.
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HK; I think, at this stage I don't think these two things as you've just mentioned would materialize.
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One, at this stage I don't think such sharp, substantial increase in US interest rate would materialize soon.
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Kelly, like many others, believe chaebol reform will finally materialize when the public elects a left-leaning president.
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"We believe margin pressure could materialize from several sources, but are increasingly cautious regarding labor costs," McClintock said.
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Those fears broadly failed to materialize, with 46 percent now calling 2017 "good" and 9 percent "very good".
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Bodily features materialize by tortuous indirection — a bent knee; feet planted sideways; an extended forearm; a glancing eye.
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That said, will the ideas that won the campaign ever materialize is something that remains to be seen.
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Some deals had been announced previously; others were memorandums of understanding that would require further negotiations to materialize.
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The rules were premised not on actual harms or market failures, but on potential harms that might materialize.
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But if Trump continues to campaign as president, the normal moderating effects of assuming high office won't materialize.
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Still, Lamborghini was unable to clarify when this Terzo Millennio tech will materialize into an actual production car.
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I kept my weekly ritual of passing by the Bay Ridge store, holding out hope Keano would materialize.
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But Puerto Rico has warned that if the new money does not materialize it may sue the creditors.
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"If these reforms materialize as they stand now, it could create serious difficulties," one of the sources said.
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We need diversity and inclusion efforts to materialize into real actions, not just talking points at company meetings.
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In the face of a major security presence, big anti-austerity protests expected in November failed to materialize.
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Macron pledged in May to ensure unfulfilled development promises from Paris and the wider international community would materialize.
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However, the LNG boom has failed to materialize given regulatory delays in approving export terminals and environmental opposition.
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In today's political climate – and particularly during a divisive election year – we don't often see legislative compromises materialize.
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If he doesn't, and no other firm offers materialize, the company will have a critical decision to make.
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This is all about opportunity — not sub-standard outcomes and promises of things to come that never materialize.
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Before the meeting, speculation abounded that there would be a no-confidence vote, but that did not materialize.
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When wildly optimistic forecasts of demand failed to materialize, many loans went bad, crippling the borrowers and lenders.
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But winter weather failed to materialize until just recently, and now the outlook is for even colder weather.
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All of this has helped fuel a reform movement but the best way forward has yet to materialize.
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The plans are ambitious and costly so the trail likely won't materialize for several years, the paper reported.
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The utopia they envisioned has yet to materialize, to say the least, but seeing their efforts is heartening.
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Promised refunds on cancellations didn't materialize, forcing some customers to file disputes with their credit card company instead.
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Without a sound, they materialize from the murk, rowing in from the Myanmar side, engines off, for stealth.
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Such contamination, which is common throughout the valley, takes years to materialize and even longer to clear up.
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But after shoppers failed to materialize at the outdoor mall, officials reopened the street decades later, in 2001.
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He relished being called "Weegee" for his ability to materialize instantaneously, like the answers on a Ouija board.
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But concrete answers to those questions have yet to materialize, and in the meantime, American patients are ambivalent.
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But that growth failed to materialize, and the state was forced to make deep cuts to government services.
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But that flood has yet to materialize in Senate races, which many recruits consider costly, exhausting and unglamorous.
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Significant skill did not materialize, but he put his body to good use as a defender and rebounder.
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But it was unseasonably cold and wet, and Mr. Holzer was wondering if Mr. Caro's fans would materialize.
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Like the town of its title, this deluxe concert staging of "Brigadoon" will materialize only briefly, from Nov.
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There's no guarantee that venture funding will materialize three, six, or even 12 months out, investors have said.
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The bank chairman also hoped for a job in the administration, they said, but it did not materialize.
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Regardless, the murky political situation could impact corporate demand for energy drilling if December's bidding round does materialize.
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Going forward, if the Fed's 85033 economic projections materialize, it will continue to raise interest rates next year.
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A respondent in the report said: "Anticipated large export orders did not materialize" in the fabricated metal industry.
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Because, no, staring at a screen and slamming the refresh button all day won't materialize the desired result.
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The problem, counterintuitively, might emerge if those risks never materialize, potentially leading to overvalued stocks and investors' vexation.
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Investec said it had derivative exposures linked to the Steinhoff share price, where a trading loss could materialize.
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If an actual Trump anti-homeless policy or crackdown plan were to materialize, it would be worth scrutinizing.
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Investments in research and development, for instance, have failed to materialize in both the public and private sectors.
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The Aakash tablet failed to materialize, but the company's Ubislate series of tablets still sell in the country.
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The senators' calculus also counts on the implosion of Biden's campaign, which has so far failed to materialize.
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Many post-crisis regulatory reforms will cushion the shock to the financial system when previously unforeseen risks materialize.
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Measures are being taken gradually and so recovery of the economy will likely take some time to materialize.
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But it's unclear that a broad uptick in capital spending the White House is hoping for will materialize.
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This activity didn't materialize, so AT&T instead tried to make Omaha the hub for toll-free numbers.
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My courage to ask them to speak to me, unfortunately, did not magically materialize when the idea did.
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Investors' fears about low airfares may not materialize as airlines digest and start passing along higher oil prices.
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The bi-partisan support for Mars exploration embodied in the act, however, didn't materialize out of the blue.
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There was speculation of a potential "deal in the desert" with European leaders, but one failed to materialize.
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Ever Manzano, the country's police spokesman, said he did not think Trump's vow to cut aid would materialize.
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A plan that can stretch from the moderate to conservative wings of the GOP has yet to materialize.
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Collins said she had hoped the list's publication would yield buying opportunities but these had failed to materialize.
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You mentioned that the sales gains associated with a rebranding are going to take a while to materialize.
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When two authority figures materialize in your bedroom in the middle of the night, you don't question them.
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There are plenty of signs that she does: Ghostly figures appear; glasses shatter; foreboding texts materialize on her iPhone.
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We've been teased with devices like Lenovo's Folio before, but they never seem to materialize into a real product.
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Should a market pullback materialize, here are some of the names that could be first in line to fall.
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Then, when the market didn't materialize as it hoped, didn't course-correct — instead, EVZIO hiked the price even more.
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" If Swift did materialize, stars truck aides and interns seeking autographs and pictures would declare "Nice to meet you.
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"Fitch believes funding improvement for many major pensions may not materialize any time soon," the credit rating agency said.
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But more ambitious proposals, like Crawford's dream of a national, federally subsidized fiber network, don't seem likely to materialize.
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Meanwhile, improvement to the North Korean economy and promises to raise the standard of living have yet to materialize.
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A flood of copyright lawsuits has failed to materialize in the two years since that federal appeals court ruling.
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Push notifications allow you to experience things ambiently: notifications materialize on your lock screen automatically without your explicit action.
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An expected crush of traffic failed to materialize as residents slowly made their way back to the devastated area.
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This way, even if the evidence does not materialize, perhaps the effect of scandal fatigue will do the trick.
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UFC 201 was the unadulterated example of the MMA maelstrom to materialize within the confines of the UFC Octagon.
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The ECB also warned that real estate prices could correct if the downside risks to growth were to materialize.
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Muscovites are ready to wait a half-hour for their burgers to materialize, one of them called Bryansk Boy.
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The possible political fallout for other European countries is the major fear, and that would take months to materialize.
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Here are some of the names that could be first in line to fall, should a larger pullback materialize.
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Those bids did not materialize, resulting in a "terrible" 10-year auction, said DRW Trading market strategist Lou Brien.
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In the four episodes of Castle Rock made available to critics, the answers to those questions never truly materialize.
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But rest easy, fans: Just because Ackles dreamt it up doesn't mean that it'll materialize on the actual show.
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"When these threats begin to materialize into real action, we will have to take countervailing military measures," he said.
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Customers materialize in front of the bakery, extending one pound and leaving shortly after with four loaves of bread.
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The dealmaking is particularly good news for investors in consumer packaged goods, where big acquirers have yet to materialize.
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If these inflationary pressures materialize, the Federal Reserve could be forced to tighten its policy at a faster pace.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Monday as the expected fallout from Italy's No vote failed to materialize.
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Negotiations first started in 2009 but a deal failed to materialize despite affirmations of mutual commitment from both leaders.
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Otherwise, the purveyors of said breakthrough tech have to answer for selling an outsized dream that failed to materialize.
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"If downside risks were to materialize, regional and global spillovers could be significant given Italy's systemic weight," it said.
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And while there were always ongoing discussions about adding Litecoin to the platform, they didn't really materialize until recently.
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The presentations, the culmination of a rigorous six-month training program aimed at helping young entrepreneurs materialize their ideas.
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AltaCorp Capital analysts expect more predictable earnings from exiting the fixed-price contracts to likely materialize only from 2020.
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As the reality of a Trump presidency began to materialize, so did the conversation about where we could go.
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Using traditional instruments to materialize his vision—or even integrating them in any way—was out of the question.
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Many of these offerings will take years to materialize, if they even result in a commercial product at all.
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In short, when the ice around the North Pole didn't materialize over the winter, people's lives were torn apart.
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Those risks could materialize in a number of ways, she said, including that investors could take on more risk.
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The Fund said negative effects from the UK vote to leave the European Union are taking longer to materialize.
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But the actual picture of a record being a thing probably didn't start to materialize until May or June.
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If asserted outcomes do not materialize, then blame could be cast unfairly, and we as a nation would flounder.
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Delay raises the chance that such loophole-closers will never materialize, driving the cost of the bill even higher.
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The Apple-Crossover talks went on for months but didn't materialize into a deal, one of the sources said.
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When careers and wealth and dreams don't just materialize for us because, in part, other people are taking them.
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"Copson was promising the advisers lots of money if the Saudis put up money," but it failed to materialize.
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The energy of change is in the air, it's just a question of whether it will materialize into anything.
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Other observers, even outside the circle of Trump supporters, are deeply skeptical that any serious primary challenge will materialize.
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"If these reforms materialize as they stand now, it could create serious difficulties," a French finance ministry source said.
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Reuters spoke to five activists who all said protests would achieve little and feared violence if they did materialize.
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Two years later, people have their own explanations for why the shape of Brexit has been slow to materialize.
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After seven years, the dire predictions about how Obama would be so bad for Israel have yet to materialize.
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It has launched its own pop-up stores and in 2017 saw its own magazine and Wellness Summit materialize.
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The "how" behind creating the outcome that you want will materialize in new opportunities that you haven't previously considered.
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The benefits of such investments typically do not materialize until a long time after budgets are allocated for them.
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Hamhuis had a no-trade clause, which limited the team's options, and the market for Vrbata just didn't materialize.
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It really started to materialize when I was a doctoral student at UCLA in the last couple of years.
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Though some officers appeared to be supporting Mr. Guaidó, widespread public support from top military leaders failed to materialize.
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And the proposed tariffs on additional goods — should they materialize — would most likely have a bigger impact on consumers.
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For one, the NIH funds aren't actually guaranteed — they will only materialize if future Congresses sign off on them.
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It now seems clear that: Tune in: Leary recommended that Americans externalize, materialize, and express their new internal perspective.
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In any of these spots, a member of the hotel's personable staff may materialize in case refreshments are desired.
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Johnson said the "broad outline" of such an agreement must materialize quickly or he will walk away from talks.
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Jazz Janewattananond's title defense did not materialize and the Thai finished third at 14-under with a closing 71.
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Whether these changes will materialize and how long they will take are questions that activists will continue to ask.
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Neither of the parties offered a clarification on how many years it would take for these deployments to materialize.
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Blame a rebound in Boeing that failed to materialize, heavy selling in Netflix and some worries about the coronavirus.
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Some deals had been announced previously, while others were memorandums of understanding that would require further negotiations to materialize.
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"Any possible impact of uncertainty related to the future of Obamacare did clearly not materialize in Q4," they wrote.
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Old dictum, new iteration: as with a magical effect, when snow clouds materialize nothing should be left to chance.
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Should federal investment not materialize, Daoust said the province would not rule out a foreign investor in the CSeries.
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The report had cautioned that a formal offer hadn't yet been made and that a deal might not materialize.
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Technology solutions, meanwhile, have been slow to materialize, because they rely on carriers supporting verification from each individual operator.
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Like a giant cockroach, the Fernsehturm always manages — despite its strange enormity — to materialize suddenly and without your noticing.
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Lines of fans did not materialize outside the Parc des Princes to buy a jersey emblazoned with his name.
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If these trends materialize -- and some might not -- we are looking at a seismic shift in the American economy.
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Mr. Trump's appointments and postelection statements clearly indicate that the worst fears of his critics and opponents will materialize.
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Some popular movies and TV shows should have led to sequels or spin-offs that have yet to materialize.
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American officials are said to have been talking with their Chinese counterparts, but a deal has yet to materialize.
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Suddenly, I was face to face with a white man, who seemed to materialize out of the night itself.
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The tracks undulate slowly and diaphanously, while instruments and ensembles materialize out of nowhere and vanish just as mysteriously.
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But in fairness, that could also be the quickest route to the top, if another vacancy were to materialize.
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But around it, voices and instruments materialize like stray fantasies, and a sweetly unexpected a cappella coda anticipates satisfaction.
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Foods of the moment — cronuts, ramen burgers, cupcakes, sushirritos — quickly materialize in suburban neighborhoods as ghosts of gastro foolishness.
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Even when her dates exceeded what Witt calls, in self-deprecating scare quotes, her "standards," attraction failed to materialize.
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The resulting conglomerate will be the fourth-largest carmaker in the world, but take a while to actually materialize.
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But the money has yet to materialize as the negotiations to form a new government continue to drag on.
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Spearheaded by Utsha Foundation for Contemporary Art, the Trail is the first project to materialize from those visionary discussions.
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Lastly, the political revolution on which Sanders has hinged his ability to accomplish his ambitious plan keeps failing to materialize.
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And more time is certainly not going to make details magically materialize to support Trump's claim from 10 days ago.
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Banks have largely adjusted to currency and commodity price volatility and major electoral and climate downside risks failed to materialize.
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If a better deal does not materialize Seadrill will be able to argue its proposal is the best possible deal.
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The impact will be felt mostly in the second half of 2018, but could take longer to materialize, it said.
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International investors were selling (bonds) to the ECB and I fear that for the periphery this may well materialize again.
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This climaxed in an explosive reddit thread where a user compiled a list of publicly discussed features that didn't materialize.
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Although it didn't materialize, a sickout is a way for teachers to protest working conditions, dilapidated facilities and inadequate funding.
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Should Dish's lofty goals fail to materialize, the Justice Department's feared outcome of reduced consumer choice could still come true.
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Our minds travel along lines in that Space of Variations as energy potential and materialize different variations along the way.
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Ongoing leverage should materialize from productive ad tech, and our survey indicates more viral social media usage could be powerful.
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They might materialize out of nowhere one day, or prey on you while you sleep, hovering just over your body.
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Better yet, hunker down and read some of the 400 pages yourself while you wait for thoughtful analyses to materialize.
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Both investment mangers will also be watching to see if Trump's pro-growth tax-cut and spend policies really materialize.
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Hit the lights, turn on the switch, and a rotating spectral vision of skulls and ghosts materialize onto the wall.
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However, the opportunity to explore the entirety of Hassinger's work in a solo exhibition did not materialize until more recently.
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The pre-Games fears of security lapses, excrement-filled waters, spread of Zika virus and unfinished infrastructure didn't quite materialize.
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His baseline case is 20 percent earnings upside with up to 50 percent possible if all the "potential impacts materialize."
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I could see the path materialize for her as she retold the memory, as if she was walking it again.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) on long-awaited asylum reforms likely won't materialize until well afterward.
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Writing it down, seeing the creature materialize over tea with my friend, illustrator Willow Heath, gave me peace and freedom.
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However, Birol's comments lend weight to the view that development will likely be slow to materialize once leases are sold.
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Administration officials have warned that "all options are on the table" but a clear path forward has yet to materialize.
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"In the euro zone, spillovers from Brexit will materialize through trade, financial and confidence channels," UniCredit economist Erik Nielsen said.
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"With this promising news and El Nino storms beginning to materialize, we are feeling encouraged," Murillo said in a statement.
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The tragedy is that there are other young women all too willing to replace her, should her dark wish materialize.
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But the widespread clashes that had shuttered the city and prompted some to send their families away did not materialize.
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But his reputation and political influence have taken a sharp hit as his promised economic gains have failed to materialize.
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"They have been frustrated that vaguely phrased Chinese promises for economic opportunities have largely failed to materialize," Poggetti told Reuters.
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US carriers have historically received untold billions in tax breaks and subsidies for network upgrades that often fail to materialize.
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But a particle and an antiparticle that materialize on either side of a black hole's event horizon get dragged apart.
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The biggest risk to the market's move toward value may come if the expected boost in corporate profits doesn't materialize.
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A promised donation to veterans' groups during last year's presidential campaign didn't materialize until months later, after questions from reporters.
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Research shows that while the expected 'Werther effect' didn't materialize in Seattle, where Cobain lived, more people called crisis hotlines.
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More often than not, history indicates such deals are accompanied with a litany of promises that rarely, if ever, materialize.
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A tiger only seems to materialize in a box if you're square in front of the fake wall hiding it.
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A promised donation to veterans' groups during last year's presidential campaign didn't materialize until months later after questions from reporters.
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The problem is, such packages often lack the proper accountability measures to make sure promised economic benefits materialize, she said.
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Stone, who is the firm's global chief investment strategist, acknowledges the odds are very low that this scenario would materialize.
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"Millions of Americans filing their taxes are finding that the refunds they anticipated will not materialize this year," Pascrell said.
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However, in the field, the promised efficiency improvements didn't materialize, so the agency increased the minimum equipment rating yet again.
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Last month, Biden also pondered announcing Stacey Abrams as his vice presidential nominee out of the gate, which didn't materialize.
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Significant revenue from the profit-sharing agreements the government hoped to strike with oil companies would take years to materialize.
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Some critics have suggested that MDB has a "history of underwriting tantalizing stories that don't materialize," according to the report.
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For a recession to materialize, something would have to push the consumer into a much more cautious frame of mind.
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"I think the dramatic moment that the media and some of us were waiting for did not materialize," Cabrera said.
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Iran is struggling with its economy, in part because the hoped-for benefits of lifting sanctions have yet to materialize.
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Even with the unemployment rate well below 5 percent, the much hoped-for wage gains have yet to substantially materialize.
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But when the deal ultimately failed to materialize, Keangnam entered into court receivership in South Korea, according to court papers.
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Potbiotics first offered to send me a test Ryah back in August; as of November, it has yet to materialize.
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Frank Ocean's new album, "Boys Don't Cry," was set to be released on Friday, but it has yet to materialize.
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The security experts we need — even the warm bodies we need just for looking at logs—aren't going to materialize.
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The plan did not materialize, with any formal decision deferred until a regular OPEC meeting in Vienna on Dec. 6.
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The offensive leap the franchise was searching for when it fired Coach Tom Thibodeau last year has yet to materialize.
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Offsetting employment gains either in export-oriented tradables or in non-tradables have, for the most part, failed to materialize.
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Behold as concentric rings materialize alongside the sound of gunfire on the CD, followed mysterious radial chasms crackling into existence.
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That was the start of a decline which wouldn't fully materialize for three years and was only apparent in retrospect.
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Similar threats were made — and later failed to materialize — from the supporters of Howard Dean in 2004, according to Abramowitz.
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Now, we'll see whether those legislative plans materialize and what Price begins to do to the health care law administratively.
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Additionally, a series of expected M&A deals failed to materialize as numerous large asset sales were withdrawn, PwC said.
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All this helps explain why dark predictions of violence at tense moments, like the embassy opening, have failed to materialize.
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Major unions see a plot to strip away labor protections with happy talk of government support that will never materialize.
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In 236, Hillary Clinton even campaigned in the southwestern state, but the victory she was hoping for didn't ultimately materialize.
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Trump has signaled that he's supportive of some kind of gun control effort, although it's unclear what will ultimately materialize.
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But regulatory permits for such a project, covering everything from land use to pollution, can take four years to materialize.
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After all, we might induce others to fear the potential for US inflation (even if it takes long to materialize).
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After another cocktail, the aptly named Endless Summer, failed to materialize, our server cheerfully offered a round of free prosecco.
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Whatever climate you prepare for, the opposite will materialize — an unexpected consequence of imagining you can properly prepare for anything.
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As capitalism returns to Detroit's downtown in all its feverish forms, you can see the city materialize before your eyes.
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The racial reckoning that has failed to materialize after we got this glimpse into Mr. Trudeau's past hasn't shocked me.
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But there's still dissent over when that risk will materialize, and how far financial institutions should go in the meantime.
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For Trump's "red wave" to materialize, history suggests he needs an election-altering event -- like in 1934, 1998 and 2002.
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This time around, he says stocks risk a correction in December if progress on a trade deal fails to materialize.
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Images of Hermione Granger, played in the "Harry Potter" films by a young Emma Watson, materialize at Warren's every move.
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After Ray dies, both the ring and his corpse materialize in the Black Lodge, to be attended to by Mike.
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But hitting that ambitious target would require a rapid, transformational shift away from fossil fuels that has yet to materialize.
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"The soybean market is waiting for Chinese purchases that are taking their time to materialize," said Nathan Cordier of Agritel.
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Others did not materialize, in part because they did not capture just how much technology would transform the investment industry.
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North Korea's yet-to-materialize threat of a "Christmas gift" for the United States is keeping the world on edge.
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Last week, Cohn told some associates that he was prepared to leave the White House if the new tariffs materialize.
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"If these threats materialize, medicine will need to confront new infectious diseases for which it has no experience," Casadevall said.
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That makes the gains "speculative," in his view, and makes a sell-off possible if those earnings don&apost materialize.
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But user fees and taxes only raise revenues gradually, over time, and tolls only materialize after a project is built.
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The sources told the newspaper, however, that a formal offer hasn't been made and that a deal may not materialize.
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But if this does not materialize in the near-term, they will likely take profit on longs, pushing prices lower.
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Demonstrations against the government had happened over the past few years but didn't really materialize into a sustained protest movement.
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Traders, however, said there is little expectation a Europe-wide floor price would ever materialize in the EU's trading system.
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Many women's rights activists in Sierra Leone say putting the bill to a referendum may take months or never materialize.
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But Baker thinks a sale for Overstock's retail business could still materialize and that it could fetch about $100 million.
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Should a drink materialize you didn't order, make eyes at the girl who didn't send it, as I'd have done.
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Clearly, a President-elect Trump was not the nightmare scenario that these pundits claimed would materialize, according to global markets.
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" Gates said there were "meetings along those lines," but "that didn't materialize, and so then I stopped meeting with him.
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A rate hike this Wednesday, should it materialize, would be the central bank's first first since 2010, according to Nomura.
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Some moderates feared a backlash from progressives but it ultimately did not materialize in the room, according to several people.
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He added that the committee can always go back and hike rates later if the downside risks fail to materialize.
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After early hopes of becoming a big league pitcher failed to materialize, he set out to be a sports broadcaster.
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The mix of technological advances and sound economic policy that generated the 235s boom simply may not materialize this time.
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I have refreshed every website he has been seen on dozens of times, and for me, he will not materialize.
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Powell said it was too early to tell if the threatened tariffs would materialize or the effect they might have.
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The yet-to-materialize border wall boasts so much strength in length or height, yet it ends at some point.
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If there's a corner of the world where a threat begins to materialize, or something that effects the interests of the United States begins to materialize, and that office isn't staffed, then the federal government is not equipped to detect it, and not equipped to format a response to it and deal with it.
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However, an expected leap in U.S. import demand has failed to materialize as buyers opt for gas from domestic shale deposits.
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The lack of decent connectivity also means newly developed robots, sophisticated enough to pick only ripe fruit, have failed to materialize.
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Meanwhile, concerns that the risk of fresh elections may put a dampener on that activity in Germany have yet to materialize.
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If all of Trump's campaign promises materialize, they would break with a quarter century of increased cooperation between the two countries.
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Apple is said to be planning its India manufacturing facility with Foxconn but that could take a few years to materialize.
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If broader political talks on a transitional ruling body materialize they would have to include Yemen's fractious parties, including southern separatists.
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The mayor of Flint has called for a similar project there, yet so far, promises of support have failed to materialize.
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If a deal fails to materialize, the airline could be dragged into bankruptcy by creditors, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Sometimes, the "falling wedge" may materialize near the end of a prolonged downtrend where it can act as a reversal pattern.
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But if the expected slowdown in the economy did not materialize, it could start to signal a hike later this year.
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Noise cancellation, waterproofing, a health-monitoring feature, and a black-colored option were all rumors on our wishlist, but didn't materialize.
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After all, America has waited this long for the Mueller report to materialize — letting the dust settle won't do any harm.
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Some of them said secondary reasons likely included challenges ensuring data quality and connectivity upgrades among carriers being slow to materialize.
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"If a third-party candidacy does materialize, I can't imagine how that doesn't help Hillary Clinton in the fall," Ford said.
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It's still not clear if the promised benefits of any these technologies will materialize in our lifetimes, or even our children's.
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While sweeping legislation won't materialize anytime soon, narrow measures uniting concerns from both sides of the aisle could be more feasible.
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Their influential stateside allies — especially on Wall Street — have long helped them sell Washington on promises of reform that never materialize.
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" Williams added that "with the exception of the MBA and Business Studies, few of these degrees materialize as outright vocational pursuits.
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Scientists are seeking early diagnostics for Alzheimer's that could predict who is likely to develop the disease before noticeable symptoms materialize.
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Politics materialize on the show in the smallest way, tiny imprints that prove Trump and his smothering presence cannot be avoided.
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Yet, despite Alkan regularly mentioning the collaboration during the Ed Bangin' peak of his popularity, original 'Sleeve material failed to materialize.
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The projects have yet to materialize and it is still unclear whether the country has significant quantities of oil and gas.
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But for those who love home-makeover and cooking shows, this bundle might be worth the buy should it ever materialize.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said the meeting had been a good start, but he wanted to see guarantees materialize.
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With the survey being anonymous, it allows workers to be completely honest; plus the survey allows fresh business ideas to materialize.
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There is no public prospectus, and the offering – expected to raise around $12 billion – now looks unlikely to materialize this year.
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Trump administration officials have warned that "all options are on the table" but a clear path forward has yet to materialize.
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There was no real warning with the Vegas shooter and authorities are keenly aware these attacks increasingly materialize without any warning.
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And while there have been numerous rumblings about a second-generation version, it has yet to materialize in any official capacity.
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If maintained for too long, the real economy itself is affected as expected income fails to materialize and investment spending stagnates.
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The IMF expects euro zone growth to pick up later this year, but forecasts major risks that could materialize in autumn.
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"The idea that this will materialize in the near future and pay for the security sector budget is unrealistic," said Byrd.
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But based on history, expectations of carnage may not materialize, experts told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " and "Power Lunch " Monday.
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I have a hard time believing that fandom will materialize just because you can frame an Overwatch match as Boston vs.
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The company is still exploring the smart glasses market, the report states, so it's unclear when a finished product will materialize.
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The software is codenamed Project VoCo, and it's not clear at this time when it will materialize as a commercial product.
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They wanted to "normalize" rates (in their phrase of choice) as soon as possible, rather than waiting for inflation to materialize.
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But all the while, I'm worrying that some kind of LGBT police is going to materialize and label me a fraud.
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In 2017, polls ahead of a snap election also forecast a large majority for the Conservative Party, which did not materialize.
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Economic reforms promised by Mirziyoyev may materialize, but many of them will take a long time to be implemented, he said.
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Mersch told CNBC that it's likely that growth expectations will increase and fears regarding a fall in inflation should not materialize.
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The plan failed to materialize, however, as seen by video footage showing the group trying in vain to fly its drones.
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One large deal that could materialize soon is the financing to fund the buyout of Johnson Controls International's power solutions business.
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Kansas's hoped-for economic growth, post-tax reform, did not all materialize but there were some gains in private sector employment.
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It lasts a moment: watch the video at top (2:23 to 2:29) and you see it materialize and dissolve.
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"Congressional deficit hawks may constrain Mr. Trump's tax reform plans, and the (earnings) boost investors expect may not materialize," Kostin said.
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The newspaper said that details of the potential deal were not immediately clear and that it's possible one may not materialize.
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Despite a strong quarterly performance, the profit-taking interest highlighted by OCBC Bank in a note on Friday did not materialize.
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People familiar with the matter cautioned that details of the deal remained vague and that it's possible one may never materialize.
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And if cities can really move away from cars for good, what could materialize in the spaces now reserved for them?
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But he conceded that it would become "a big negative" if economic growth failed to materialize and the debt level soared.
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Male birth control may also be slow to materialize in part because it doesn't have motivation or money from Big Pharma.
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On Friday morning, Ye debuted a new track from Cruel Winter, the GOOD Music album no one thought would ever materialize.
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In undulating forms that materialize into jumping paisley prints and bloom-like swirls, Karnik creates static paper sculptures with whimsical energy.
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There was strong disagreement within the community, however, about how to solve this problem, or if the problem would ever materialize.
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In Fitch's view, a reduction in regulatory risk, a correction of macroeconomic imbalances and economic recovery, will take time to materialize.
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But if Mr. Trump's promised jobs are unlikely to materialize, the impact on the planet from his policies would be significant.
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Even if the threatened boycott does not materialize, the 8,000 temporary store closures will almost certainly have an impact on sales.
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It's certainly possible a mystery bidder could materialize, but most believe Twitter is simply too expensive for any suitor to stomach.
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Words like "Interference" and "Tripping" materialize in turquoise blue and start to giddily flip-flop around, in both English and Korean.
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Kaleidoscopic patterns of light flash through leaves and trails of bubbles materialize as the video camera pans over an oceanic scene.
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But his administration's latest plan for how to do that is unlikely to materialize — and would be dangerous if it did.
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Unfortunately, the formal talks failed to materialize over a disagreement about the size and composition of the delegations coming from Afghanistan.
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But China often promises cooperation that does not materialize, and everything will depend on enforcement over the country's 160,000 chemical companies.
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It's possible that an alternative proposal might materialize, but for now, the Graham-Durbin framework is the only game in town.
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But as we saw in other nearby states, like Virginia, the votes didn't materialize at the ballot box despite Bloomberg's spending.
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Even if the meeting doesn't materialize, Pyongyang could still claim some credit and blame the US for thwarting efforts for peace.
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That has failed to materialize, as my colleague Heather Long notes: Big problem: US business investment contracted for most of 2019.
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He's the victimizer (he did plow into the motorcyclist, though extenuating circumstances materialize), but he soon becomes the accident's other victim.
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The excellent orchestra remains onstage, concealed for much of the performance by a scrim, on which images of Seurat's worldview materialize.
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Critics of the tax reform legislation often argue that tax cuts will not materialize for those who currently itemize their deductions.
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Dealers said an expected pick-up in EU exports had yet to materialize, partly due to larger-than-expected Russian supplies.
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The traditional left, for its part, was given the chance to govern in recent years, but its reforms failed to materialize.
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But the ban has yet to materialize, and industry groups have been fighting it, especially any limits on menthol and mint.
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When that switch did not materialize — FIFA has banned Atlético from registering players until January — Costa proved good to his word.
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But new housing needs new sewers, streetlights and phone lines, which have so far been slow to materialize, said Mr. Guzzo.
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" Although she said she doubted the TV gig would materialize, "at the same time," she added, "maybe it will work out.
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"Most people were buying into the market in anticipation of improving economic and earnings expectations, which just didn't materialize," Stovall said.
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More CNY appreciation will require a Phase 2 deal, which is unlikely to materialize before the US presidential elections in November.
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Threatened street protests last month did not materialize, but the surging attacks may be an attempt to stoke opposition through violence.
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"The only way to materialize the (1979 Islamic) revolution's goals is national unity and not to obey the enemy," he said.
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And if the promised benefits don't materialize, well, your temporary sleeping arrangements are apt to be the least of your worries.
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The Fund added that though Brexit may take many years to fully materialize, it will affect all sectors of the economy.
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Should either of those scenarios materialize, Puerto Rico's economy would sink to unprecedented levels, with unemployment surpassing the 25 percent rate.
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And if everything materialize as expected in terms of commerciality of what we are planning-- it will add jobs for sure.
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"Should this materialize, the group will seek to enforce its contractual rights against the supplier," the company said in a statement.
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But hopes for a legislative deal to overhaul the nation's sentencing system failed to materialize during the bitter 2016 presidential campaign.
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If the promised trade and investment do not materialize, however, there will be little for Cross River to fall back on.
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Nevermind homesickness, broken dreams and a gradual acceptance that the lives they wanted to build in Greece may materialize only elsewhere.
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Even before these nightmare scenarios materialize, we know the gene editing tools on offer are far from perfect, and potentially dangerous.
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You'll find, I think, that nightmare scenarios fail to materialize, that reality doesn't depend on digital documentation nor relationships on texting.
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" Suddenly, she continues, a song from long ago would materialize in her mind and she'd think, "Oh, that's what this song means.
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Which, one of three celestial beings who materialize at the home of Meg and Charles Wallace with a special mission in mind.
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But it wasn't until the fall that she got to see the power of the movement actually materialize in her own backyard.
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While anticipated political risks have failed so far to materialize in 2017, a minority highlighted potential disruption from Italy's early-2018 election.
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But it's genuinely unclear whether this backlash would in fact materialize among the people who really matter: Republicans in control of Congress.
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In such an insular race, voters commitments to cast a ballot in a certain way don't always materialize and anything can happen.
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"The companies estimate that non-recurring implementation costs, anticipated to materialize by 2022 will amount to 120-140 million euros," they added.
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That means that it's entirely possible that the salary the employee will give up in favor of stock options will never materialize.
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The trade war has put pressure on the market in Chicago, where traders expected a U.S.-China deal that did not materialize.
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That response is missing this time, in part because prior outrage gave us evidence that financial consequences aren't actually going to materialize.
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But there are no guarantees whatsoever that such growth would materialize, because consumers and businesses may choose not to increase their spending.
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"If such risks materialize, it's necessary to take additional monetary easing steps without hesitation," Harada said in a speech at a seminar.
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We're seeing that materialize in different ways now since a lot of people are dissatisfied with the way the world is going.
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While the boycott failed to materialize, Smith and Carlos took their own stand on behalf of equal rights in the United States.
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But widespread economic improvement has yet to materialize, and hardliners accuse him of selling out Iran's interests too cheaply to the West.
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Following King's execution by lethal injection in Huntsville, Texas, here's a look at the hate crime legislation the 1998 murder helped materialize.
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Should an economic downturn materialize, he may even need to turn to the unconventional tools that Congress criticized his predecessors for using.
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According to Innovation's Nielsen, American food trends materialize in five stages, starting at fine dining establishments, then specialty food magazines and stores.
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TrendForce reports that TV manufacturers had been stockpiling products in anticipation of the planned 25 percent tariffs that then failed to materialize.
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And why, for the love of all that is good, did Bill Skarsgard suddenly materialize in the basement of the Shawshank penitentiary?
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That conviction helped to unclog the acquisition pipeline after a long-dormant period in which deals were offered but failed to materialize.
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"We are overly optimistic on delivering savings that did not materialize by year-end," said CEO Bernardo Hees, a 3G Capital partner.
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Years ago, when Bruce was at his lowest, Caitlyn would materialize in the sky, coming into being on lonely flights to nowhere.
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The rumors of this mythical device have seemingly been flying around forever, though, and are yet to materialize in any palpable way.
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Nor is 5% growth fast enough to support an overpriced market in the event Trump's tax-cut plans don't materialize, he adds.
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The lack of a permanent CEO means that the anticipated 222 expense savings will likely not materialize in full as previously planned.
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Image via Facebook Don't look now but two of MMA's greatest mirages have started to materialize into something like realities this week.
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Of course, last year most expected mortgage rates would already be far higher than they are now, and that did not materialize.
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It also remains unclear how any move on Tripoli would materialize, and whether Haftar will shift to politics by standing in elections.
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"We still question what a recovery will look like (and when it will materialize)," Deutsche Bank analysts said in a research note.
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The company also actively pursued an acquisition by Twitter after Jack Dorsey's return as CEO, although the deal ultimately did not materialize.
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Fitch believes consumer adoption of these types of brands could take longer to materialize due to the more complex health benefit message.
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They may wait until Christmas or New Year's to make final decisions, but for many, August is when those thoughts first materialize.
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You can only materialize them in the reefs, because rusted trucks on the seafloor apparently have cloning labs that fish can use.
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Again, although fiction, it could portend the direction for the Republican Party should a pathway to unity and cohesion fail to materialize.
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The agreement has not yet been completed, and a deal could fail to materialize as it has in previous rounds of negotiations.
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Despite more than three years of sustained stimulus, the robust increase in wages and prices that he promised has failed to materialize.
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But it was not clear whether the package would materialize, and if it did, whether it would be acceptable to the administration.
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After two earlier attempts failed to materialize, T-Mobile and Sprint announced on Sunday that they've reached a $22.5 billion merger agreement.
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The company was "overly optimistic on delivering savings that did not materialize by year-end," he told investors on a conference call.
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However, on average, on a broad scale, improvements and especially spending reductions have failed to materialize as a result of care management.
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While hacked emails revealed a preference among top party officials for Clinton over Sanders, no steps were made to materialize those desires.
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He sometimes seemed bitter about the difficulties of working with the D.E.A., whose larger payments can take years to materialize, he said.
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The crowd's ugly, racist chant didn't materialize out of nothing: it came from the president's own tweet and words and incendiary rhetoric.
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But it is still unclear where, exactly, EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager would focus her attention should a formal charging document materialize.
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The broad question is, if this does materialize, does it negate the benefits from the tax cuts in terms of the economy?
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If any or all of those challenges materialize, it could well make it harder for Republicans to hold the seat next November.
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I've also killed M&A deals because the buyer pushed too hard, only to have a new deal materialize that was superior.
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"That was conditional on a very strong outlook for 2019," which may or may not materialize, with the Fed adjusting policy accordingly.
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Same-sex couples may not marry or adopt children and a promised update to Cuba's family code has been slow to materialize.
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But it was clear by the end of the night on Tuesday that the support they believed they had did not materialize.
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They battle feelings of confinement in their community and discuss the restrictions that materialize within the spaces where they live and act.
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With more wealth available in the aggregate, thanks to the efficiencies of trade and specialization, some happy outcome is sure to materialize.
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It took about a year of online dating for the parallels it held to my sexual assault experience to materialize for me.
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Granted, it does have that ominous black hole where the wall should be at stage right, a place for ghosts to materialize.
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" • "By the companies' own estimates, a majority of those financial risks could start to materialize in the next five years or so.
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It is that those risks will materialize and interact in unpredictable ways, and together cause damage that none of them alone could.
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As the world's largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia has the means to step in if private funding doesn't materialize for the projects.
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"Each time, there are promises that more will be done to protect them, and each time those promises have failed to materialize."
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But they had this in common: A skill at concealing their criminal plans so carefully that they seemed to materialize from nowhere.
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Hapoel has expressed renewed interest in recent weeks, and if an N.B.A. offer fails to materialize, Mr. Stoudemire could return to Jerusalem.
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There was a cyclone of outrage around the play when it ran Off Broadway, but that didn't really materialize on Broadway. Why?
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At least if it does materialize at some future date, manufacturers now have a ready-made tool-kit to handle the consequences.
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And for whatever reason that didn't materialize and today I think President Putin regards himself very much in competition with the west.
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Both will serve as reminders that however disruptive Trump's election appeared, the nationalist wave it appeared to portend did not fully materialize.
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Qualcomm had said some Chromebooks running last year's high-end smartphone chip would arrive this year, but they have yet to materialize.
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It had promised to form a leftist alliance to stop the rise of the new right, but the alliance failed to materialize.
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Cohn doesn't appear to be leaving the administration imminently since the tariffs aren't a done deal and could ultimately fail to materialize.
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This glass-half-full view could be in part why equity investors are always last to leave the party as recessions materialize.
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The English-language version recently surpassed 6 million articles and 3.5 billion words; edits materialize at a rate of 1.8 per second.
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"You will be shocked by the speed at which bilateral agreements begin to materialize," a Trump transition adviser told Reuters in January.
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It was to do with a kids' computer game called Monument Valley, where the spaces materialize only when you make a move.
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Despite accusations of institutional sexism in parts of Japanese society, opposition among soldiers to female front line roles has yet to materialize.
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Lenovo and Samsung have demonstrated concept devices with foldable screens, and other companies have filed patents, but devices have yet to materialize.
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Occasional pieces of gold materialize on the main circuit board where various components are held in place by a tin-based solder.
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But autonomous-vehicle experts have cast doubt on Musk&aposs claims, saying it&aposs unlikely they will materialize in the near term.
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If you beam from one location to another, you actually end up murdering the first you and materialize as the second you.
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Prices may also start to rise as a widely forecast global deficit in the 2019/20 season starts to materialize, he added.
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"Absolute performance has been strong and our valuation concerns did not materialize owing in large part to better execution," the firm said.
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Despite efforts by a scheduler for Mr. Pruitt, a deal for a Chick-fil-A franchise did not materialize for Mrs. Pruitt.
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But it often didn't matter; my choices sometimes just looped back toward a main path, or they didn't materialize how I'd envisioned.
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By the companies' own estimates, a majority of those financial risks could start to materialize in the next five years or so.
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If demand for 500,000 cars doesn't materialize by 235, Tesla will find itself with an extremely expensive battery factory it didn't need.
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One big all-British fight has long been on the cards, yet has failed to ever materialize—Amir Khan versus Kell Brook.
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" He added: "What will all of a sudden materialize is that you have two very large, very established players providing very unique services.
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How all of this will materialize after the meeting remains to be seen, since Congress is ultimately the one that determines NASA's budget.
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If that's the case, the expected reduction in hours might never materialize — or at least not show up at the level we'd expected.
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He said he wasn't sure whether the meeting would materialize, but expressed confidence his diplomatic opening with North Korea was already yielding results.
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For the moment, the FCC is finalizing its repeal, while court challenges — led by tech giants and consumer advocates — are beginning to materialize.
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But two years into his first term, many of the deals that Trump has directed the most attention toward have yet to materialize.
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While Johnson's more hawkish stance has made an abrupt split more likely, many in Brussels still doubt that Brexit will materialize this autumn.
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A would-be smart hub dubbed Flintstone has apparently been in the works for years, but the product has yet to materialize. Meanwhile.
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The restaurant chain's "surprising" move to name Brian Niccol as CEO could materialize as the "best" executive hire of last year, he said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The company's ratings could be downgraded if liquidity deteriorates further and/or the expected positive FCF for FY2017 does not materialize.
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Then a shout rang out, and Mr. Schickele would materialize in a box or balcony, hopelessly disheveled in formal dress and work boots.
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But expected post-renovation numbers of 2,000 visitors a day failed to materialize; daily attendance has been 1,203 to 1,500, museum officials said.
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We're still waiting for smart glasses to materialize, period, so it's a little early to suggest they'll be a driving force in 5G.
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So we just kind of spun our wheels on some wireless speakers and shit like that, but then the project started to materialize.
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Since then, the expected influx of dollars has failed to materialize and this month it referred 15 more exchange firms to public prosecutors.
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Furthermore, Ray relays that Phillip Jeffries, He Who Is Mentioned In Every Episode But Has Yet To Materialize, sent Ray to kill Cooper.
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External influences like changes in regulatory environments could, and probably will, materialize suddenly, as the legislative system attempts to keep up with progress.
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Right as he's about to finish, the real Tiger (Eliza Coupe) and her partner Wolf (Derek Wilson) materialize right in front of him.
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Living in the age of social media is fun because, when things go awry on reality television, the receipts materialize on the interwebz!
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Ultimately, the Brazilian component of the BRIC miracle, that would have potentially ushered in a brighter future for the broader region, didn't materialize.
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Ethiopian has been forced to adopt the piecemeal approach to expansion because full air transport liberalization has failed to materialize, despite several attempts.
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Redmart contacted Amazon again recently, the source said, in the hope that Lazada's interest would spark another bid, but that did not materialize.
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"None of respondents' alleged injuries will materialize if individuals completely and truthfully answer the census questionnaire, as required by federal law," he said.
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If this were to materialize, the entire euro zone would be at risk, given the importance of the German economy to the region.
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The results, then, could be much higher deficits in the years to come, unless the growth and spending cuts materialize to offset them.
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And it seems unlikely that new funds will materialize for these low-resource schools anytime in the near future, especially from the government.
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And it turns out that it actually has its origins in an entirely separate El Niño that never even managed to fully materialize.
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The department asked the judge to cancel the hearing, Apple didn't offer any objections, and so the expected day in court didn't materialize.
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Public service and infrastructure spending that was supposed to accompany the militarized "pacification" of Rio's favelas has, in many cases, yet to materialize.
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If the money didn't materialize in time, she warned, there could be a serious problem with the shows: nobody would hear the actors.
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Those purchases have yet to materialize, but White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday he hoped they would be made soon.
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But, despite a civil nuclear accord struck with the United States in 264.4600, a hoped-for bonanza in India has yet to materialize.
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Large digital projects have even failed to materialize, such as the promise of an archive of everything that has been tweeted since 2010.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George, for instance, on Wednesday suggested she might be willing to change rates if looming economic risks materialize.
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But the retail reckoning that many observers had predicted when Amazon finally unveiled its Australian website didn't materialize, as customers shopping on Amazon.
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The bigger question is, if we see more drops for the next couple of days, will an underlying bid for the market materialize?
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One of the few plotlines predicted in October that has failed to materialize as expected is the ascent of the New Orleans Pelicans.
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"The supply forecast for next year will be revised downward if higher oil prices and lower costs do not materialize," the report said.
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When huge crowds failed to materialize for his inauguration, he claimed the fake media used camera tricks to obscure throngs of adoring fans.
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HBO also announced in 2017 that Jon Stewart would perform two stand up specials for the platform but those have yet to materialize.
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A mechanism to suspend their massive tax cuts if their rosy assumptions fail to materialize should be implemented as part of their legislation.
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"Dawn" brings a craftsman's subliminal assurance to songs that seem to materialize entirely on their own terms, with an organic ebb and flow.
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