More break opportunities for Djokovic materialized in the fourth game.
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It's as if that aura materialized in front of us.
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That, however, has not at all materialized in the data.
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"There wasn't this magic army" that materialized in Iowa, Emanuel said.
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There wasnt this magic army that materialized in Iowa, Emanuel said.
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But hope has materialized in the form of the Blink Board.
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The catastrophes of every era have always materialized in their own unique ways.
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The impact of the sales has not yet materialized in the company's accounts.
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Watching Space X's Falcon Heavy launch, the future suddenly materialized in front of me.
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The first goal materialized in a flash, straight down the middle of the field.
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No immigration deal has materialized in the Republican-controlled Congress despite months of efforts.
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A backlash has materialized, in which women voice concerns about those who are speaking up.
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Like I had been an Invisible Woman who suddenly materialized in front of them. Poof!
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In 2023, a group called the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine materialized in Belgium.
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Smartphones materialized in 2007, many of the app categories were identified in 2010 or 73.
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But infrequent Democratic voters like Ms. Soza never quite materialized in force on Election Day.
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" His finger materialized in front of him, pointing at each of us in turn—"Murderer. Murderer.
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The FTSE MIB stock exchange has fallen as the Lega-M5S coalition materialized in recent weeks.
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We've seen a number of clear examples of where the relationship has actually materialized in practice.
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Judith Light, who received a humanitarian award, materialized in a pillar of Badgley Mischka silver lamé.
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"We would have made it work somehow," she said, noting that aid has materialized in unexpected places.
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Then, passing the city's venerable university, the face of Guillaume, an old friend, materialized in my mind.
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A similar spike materialized in January with terrorist attacks in Libya, Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, Indonesia and Egypt.
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Again, the enhanced enforcement efforts being urged by the Jordan Commission never materialized in any significant way.
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Now the actual Carlos Ghosn has materialized in Beirut — a flesh-and-blood fugitive somehow come home.
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The TKO materialized in the following seconds, as a dazed Saenz struggled to stay upright against the cage.
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They may not have materialized in strong enough numbers on Election Day to put Perriello over the top.
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I think it materialized in the fact that I wanted to be the damsel in distress the whole time.
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No Democratic challengers have materialized in either race, but Flake has already drawn a primary challenge from State Sen.
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Some areas for human cells, like the stomach, are less troubling than if they materialized in, say, the brain.
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After 48 days of severe torture in captivity, Sarkohi magically materialized in Iran and appeared before a dumbfounded press.
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"Richard's photographs have become music, and my music has materialized in his images," Mr. Galindo said in a statement.
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Above the water, the mother of all manatees had materialized in the gloom: a huge floating dreadnought of a beast.
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We wanted a different outcome than the exact same plan that materialized in the rest of the Arab Spring countries.
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The following day, Trump materialized in the flesh, in Trump Tower, for his first press conference in nearly six months.
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He first materialized in the political world as a domestic-policy adviser for the 2000 presidential campaign of George W. Bush.
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But while the effort is there, the results, so far, haven't materialized in the way alleged Russian influencers might have hoped.
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Most passengers were screened within the agency's standard of 30 minutes or less, but long lines materialized in Boston and Atlanta.
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Her vision materialized in Art cubain contemporain, which opened at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in February 21965 to glowing reviews.
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That fictional title fight, and resultant victory, materialized in front of our very eyes as it did on the big screen.
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It originated as a Facebook group that materialized in small rallies of about 300 or so attendees scattered across the country.
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Authorities were likely alarmed when hundreds of veterans materialized in Beijing in 2016 for a sit-in in front of PLA headquarters.
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But the cleanup effort never materialized in earnest, and earlier this year, the city said it would actually take 20 more years.
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We saw similar functionality pop up in iOS 10's developer preview last year, but it never materialized in the final release.
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Mr. Lebedev described one previous visit, when the mountain rumbled fiercely and suddenly in the fog, giant boulders materialized in a field.
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In 1716, an etching of a young, beardless Palladio materialized in Britain, and was passed off as a work by Paolo Veronese.
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At the time, the company hadn't struck a deal with any of the networks — and the bundle hasn't materialized in the months since.
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Of course, one must be clear-eyed to the reality that a tangible result has not yet materialized in Trump's North Korea diplomacy.
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However some academics and slum residents question these promised benefits, saying they have not materialized in slums where residents have won formal ownership.
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Two more yellow cards materialized in the 37th minute, after a momentary kerfuffle between Javier Mascherano of Argentina and Arturo Vidal of Chile.
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They just materialized in the house when I was 12, a row of well-thumbed paperbacks, in the bookcase under the basement stairs.
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Automation and technological change were as important, but promises of relief for those hurt by foreign trade never materialized in a substantial way.
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Dozens of medical clinics and relief camps had materialized in the capital city, and military cargo aircraft hovered overhead, dropping off aid supplies.
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This is a little bit different from the phenomenon of negative interest rates that materialized in Europe last year, but it's closely related.
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Crucially, both the possibility and achievement of this ethic are materialized in the figure of the balloon, an object which appears across Shikeith's work.
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"Inflation has not materialized in the way that the Fed anticipated and it hasn't manifested in labor costs, commodities, or core inflation," Northey said.
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"Various milestones that will have positive impact in the long-term materialized in this period," chief executive Jorge Mario Velasquez said in a statement.
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If you still have DSL service from your local phone company, check to be sure that no faster alternative has materialized in your area.
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If you still have DSL service from your local phone company, check to be sure that no faster alternative has materialized in your area.
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Even though an expected investment boom has not materialized in Myanmar, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's party is expected to dominate the 2020 elections.
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The destructive crime wave that first materialized in 2014 is finally receding, with the overall violent crime rate shrinking by 3.9 percent last year.
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All the while, Thibodeau was preparing for his next job — one that materialized in April, when the Minnesota Timberwolves made him their new coach.
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Many of the world's absolute best nerds have materialized in a hotel somewhere and are giving talks to each other about the future of programming.
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" We were saved around 3 AM when Scotch materialized, in the form of a twelve-year-old bottle of Springbank, and said (my paraphrase), "Oooyrrwrangghammdruth!
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In the wake of its absence, at least 10 new ridesharing services materialized in a bid to fill the void and meet the overwhelming demand.
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Her assistant, Hannah, had materialized in a corner of the room, and they looked at each other blankly, he and Hannah, and then she left.
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A roughly 10-mile-long lake materialized in Death Valley National Park sometime after a heavy bout of rain near the popular Salt Creek area.
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"Nothing ever materialized in the fundamentals with this company," said Steven Azarbad of Maglan Capital, a hedge fund that sold its holdings in SFX last year.
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Either way you look at it, the market that materialized in 2015 fell short of what was expected five years ago by about 100 million units.
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Given Chinas role as the global economic locomotive, economic warfare was bound to cause a broad slowdown in the world economy, which materialized in 2018/19.
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It turns out that this classmate ended her life because of some psychological issues relating to an unusual condition that materialized in the last two years.
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Seemingly every day, torrid brush fires in the post-Trump culture war, or, more grievously, life or death miscarriages of criminal justice, materialized in her feeds.
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The herrenvolk welfare state never materialized, in part because Trump is too lazy to understand policy at all, and outsourced health care to the usual suspects.
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Last Sunday, their creator materialized, in a baseball cap, shorts and soggy sneakers, to scoop fresh rocks out of the murky water and dispel the mystery.
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New, external shocks have not materialized in this sell-off, which is more driven by well-established worries over oil, China's faltering growth and weak corporate results.
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The debate materialized in Mississippi through its state flag, which has existed in its current form since 1894, featuring the Confederate battle emblem in the left corner.
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"Unanticipated weakness in smartphone demand that materialized in late December drove our Q238 results below expectations and further impacted our Q229 guidance," Chief Executive Jason Rhode said.
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As night fell, outside Asheville, their faces materialized in the black glass of the window, shot through by quick spears of headlight cast from the eastbound lanes.
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"The measures proposed in the financial advice market review were supposed to lower costs and narrow the advice gap, but this has not materialized in reality," Savill said.
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Post-9/11, news outlets looped images of the War on Terror and a traumatic environment materialized in which these accelerating images proliferated across screens, networks, and space.
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That goal was fundamentally so impossible as to be comic, but his ordeal in its pursuit—materialized in the bodily scrimmages of his sculpture—conveys a desperate sincerity.
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We talk about auteur TV like it's this new thing that just materialized in the past few years, but multi-camera comedies have had consistent directors for ages.
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Most of these clothing brands seem to have materialized in the last several months—though it's hard to know for sure because Amazon doesn't really acknowledge them in public.
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Those memories materialized in the form of empanadas, which he began selling at the National Autonomous University of Mexico thanks to a fellow Russian wandering around the university's halls.
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After Elsa materialized in the yard, they packaged her up and shipped her to a friend in Minnesota, who promptly taped her to the brush guard of his Jeep.
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The U.N.-backed Government of National Accord established under a December 2015 deal never fully materialized in Tripoli, leaving Libya with three competing governments aligned with rival armed alliances.
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"We are implementing initiatives to quickly execute projects and to mitigate the impact of the social and environmental contingencies that materialized in the first half of the year," Caballero said.
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Formal accusations of racial bias in Fred Trump's residential real estate business eventually materialized in 133, around the time that his son Donald was taking over management of the company.
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"Elvis appeared, materialized, in a white suit of lights, shining with golden appliqués, the shirt front slashed to show his chest," said The New York Times's review of the event.
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Samuel Moyn's "Not Enough" continues his effort to recast the history of the "human rights politics" that materialized in the 1970s with the Helsinki Accords and Jimmy Carter's foreign policy.
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There is also no sign that Trump's promise to bring back manufacturing and coal mining jobs has materialized in any major way, compared with the trends of the past several years.
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The oil price has risen by 20 percent so far this year, yet most of that increase materialized in early January, before the imposition of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's energy sector.
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This aspiration materialized in a $699 instrument called Juicero, a needlessly cumbersome, WiFi-enabled machine that would squeeze the contents of a pouch containing fruit-and-veggie sludge into your glass.
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That theme materialized in a gown with an embroidered image of the female reproductive system, the slogan 'My body, my choice' emblazoned on several items, and a Chime for Change T-Shirt.
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The concentrated funding structure and lower liquidity in 2016 poses a material challenge for the bank's financial profile that materialized in recent months and was overcome with the support from both shareholders.
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The coyote is sitting on a truck, reading a book of poetry; the woman with the broken ankle is humming a lullaby at a long table that has materialized in the desert.
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The relationship seemingly materialized in the short period of time between Grande releasing two new singles — "no tears left to cry" on April 20 and "the light is coming" on June 20.
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A half-dozen people, including some of the competitors, materialized in the viewing area on the other side of the glass, and the lesson went from being challenging to being straight-up horrifying.
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But the weather was merciful and the rural roads well paved, offering a near-seamless tableau of shorn acreage upon which the occasional silo or farmhouse materialized in a state of heartbreaking isolation.
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Hard to say just yet, given that it only recently began breaking out its other bets, and some of those have only materialized in recent years — Alphabet acquired Nest in 2014, for example.
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Twenty-three years later, that prophecy has materialized in the UK. Jane's case could force doctors to extend their duty even further, or at least to question to whom one patient's diagnosis belongs.
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An artificial island, the first of four that will anchor the projected $250 billion Forest City project, has materialized in the Straits of Johor, the channel that separates the Malay Peninsula from Singapore.
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Global investment research firm BCA Research said Friday that its equity sentiment indicators had collapsed to levels recorded before significant market rebounds, such as those that materialized in March 2009 and October 2002.
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A few hours earlier, at 10AM, Davis materialized in the parking lot of the hiking trail—clad, not in professional hiking gear, but in a black t-shirt, black pants, and black baseball cap.
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Georgia's most diverse electorate ever materialized in 2012, when President Barack Obama also lost the state by eight points despite a racial breakdown of 453 percent white, 29.9 percent African-American, and 8.7 percent other.
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That so-called last mile of delivery is the most expensive leg of the trip: more individual packages destined to more individual addresses means more pressure to margins, a risk that once again materialized in UPS' results.
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To win, Trump needs higher turnout among Republican white voters than that which materialized in 2012, a drop-off in ballots by African-American voters and a smaller-than-predicted increase in Hispanic voters, the project showed.
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After putting on my headset, I materialized in the lobby, a briefcase on the desk in front of me and two large ghost-hands (which I suppose could theoretically be modeled on Reeves') in place of my own.
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"I'm not optimistic about that deal to be materialized in November," said Takeshi Niinami, chief executive of Suntory, the Japanese beverage company, and a member of a council that advises Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, on economic issues.
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High above Midtown Manhattan, in the 23-story Olympic Tower, 7,000 miles from where the Ramjas College team practices on a dusty outdoor court, Silver suddenly materialized in a conference room overlooking St. Patrick's Cathedral one afternoon last December.
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James Poss, who ran a partnership doing drone research for the Federal Aviation Administration, was about to catch a taxi to the 231 Paris Air Show when what appeared to be a Google security alert materialized in his inbox.
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The Women's March on Washington has been described as among the largest and most transformational protests in American history, and thousands-strong protests against the travel ban materialized in multiple cities within hours of the news of the President's executive order.
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He notes that while Mr. Sanders has made impressive gains with Hispanic voters, the promised surge in youth turnout has not materialized: In many states, including Mr. Sanders's home state, Vermont, young voters' share of the electorate fell from 2016.
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The desert where the Husab mine has materialized in recent years used to be known only for the presence of Welwitschia mirabilis, the short, droopy national plant that grows just two leaves — and can live for more than 1,000 years.
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These expectations have materialized in a chain of recent investments by Australian miners into gold mining including BHP's recent stake acquisition in SolGold Plc and Saracen Mineral Holdings Ltd acquiring Barrick's 50% stake in Super Pit gold mine in November.
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Cameras flashed, the word "MARIAAAH!!!" came from all directions, people applauded, a bouquet of roses suddenly materialized in her arms, people shoved cellphones in her face and accosted her for selfies, someone else shoved a microphone in her face, champagne corks popped.
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There is one other possibility: that the contrast between the Pogba who materialized in Russia and the Pogba that exists in Manchester is down not to some innate difference in him, but in a difference in the context in which he finds himself.
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Dickinson seems to have preferred "instant" over "sudden" in later drafts of the poem, but when it appeared in the second edition of her work, edited by Todd and Higginson, a comma materialized in the spot where the question mark had gone.
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As Mr. Trump has unleashed the pent-up fury of economically displaced Americans, a much smaller but equally fervent movement has materialized in response, of people who are determined to shame Mr. Trump publicly, even if it means withstanding hostility, slurs, shouting or violence.
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More than 50 years since it first captured the hearts and expanded the minds of bookish young misfits, dreamers and in-betweeners around the world, "A Wrinkle in Time," Madeleine L'Engle's 1962 coming-of-age-as-interdimensional-odyssey novel, has finally materialized in theaters.
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But, in interviews, former executives of Americore offered additional, similar accounts of James Biden invoking his brother's influence and the promise of investment funds from the Middle East that never materialized in order to push their firm to grow quickly, taking on new financial liabilities.
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Fears that Amazon convinces high-end beauty brands to sell on its platform have not materialized in a major way, but if it were to occur that that would be a huge risk to Ulta's ability to control the beauty shopper experience and pricing.
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Since fields tend to spill into each other quantum mechanically, when a pair of particles materialized in the inflaton field and got dragged apart by cosmic expansion, occasionally one of the pair should have spontaneously morphed into two graviton particles—excitations of the gravitational field.
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Turns out, no groceries have materialized in my apartment in the past few hours, so I run around the block to Starbucks where I grab an order of their sous vide egg white bites (my current favorite go-to snack) and two miniature vanilla bean scones.
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"The Islamic State has probably not yet reached its peak in Libya in terms of capabilities and strength, but you have all the ingredients in Libya for this scenario to be materialized in the next six months, especially if the group will continue to operate unchecked".
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And people weren't just sharing where the closest Poké stop was and what rare ones just materialized in Central Park, it even got a number of people to start taking walks and losing weight, and even inspired a whole dating website exclusively for players of the game.
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There are laughs at mini-gatherings such as the one that materialized in a hallway around Ramblin' Jack Elliott and his friend Jim Boné, who describes himself as "sometime road manager, sometime bounty hunter," as they swap stories involving last-minute headlong drives across the West.
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You want to believe that the violent Unite the Right protest that materialized in Charlottesville, VA this weekend — killing one person and injuring 19 others — was all part of a sick nightmare, but the chilling reality is that the racism and white supremacy we witnessed is very real.
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When Klash—who was wearing black and white face paint, a large black and white wig, and a pair of over-the-knee red boots—and her friend got to the Whataburger, a security guard materialized in front of them and stopped them from going into the restaurant.
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With Canada's so-called "cannabis 2.0" products on the horizon — vapes, edibles, beverages, and other derivative THC and CBD-containing products — the hope was that these sales would provide a much-needed boost to the industry, but that hasn't yet materialized, in part because the rollout has been delayed.
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In the past couple weeks, variations on the tale have materialized in an Osaka Craigslist posting, a YouTube clip designed like one of those Facebook videos you watch without sound while you're on the toilet, and the Facebook page of former candidate for the GOP presidential nomination, Dr. Ben Carson.
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In other words, rather than asking where the reparations are for all these crimes, citizen-scholars are trained to accept that the end of an organized crime such as slavery could be materialized in a document, rather than in a world made habitable again, a world where reparations fertilize the recovery of other types of relationships between people.
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In this coming year, a separate Bass Connections team will bring together faculty, students and staff in Art, Art History and Visual Studies, and the Duke Libraries to lead "Building Duke: The Architectural History of Duke Campus from 1924 to the Present," a project to explore the conception, design, and construction of the campus that will offer an historical narrative of our physical environment and to explore the desires and visions that have materialized in its making.
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Not long after Cole hears Bellucci ask, "Who is the dreamer?" his dream begins to shade into memory, leading him back to the time when his former partner Agent Phillip Jeffries materialized in the Philadelphia office — in a pivotal moment previously seen in the prequel movie "Fire Walk With Me." Cole describing this aloud is enough to jar Agent Albert Rosenfield, who suddenly begins to remember the incident himself ... which he should, because as "Twin Peaks" fans know, Albert was there.
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