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That doesn't mean the Greens' ambition to become a decisive force in politics will come to pass.

From BBC

Many analysts have learned to take Musk's utterances with a grain of salt after earlier predictions about the nearness of fully autonomous driving didn't come to pass.

From Barron's

So will the plans actually come to pass?

From BBC

That scenario has now come to pass, and Europe might be reluctant to give up Greenland and risk a repeat.

From The Wall Street Journal

But perhaps more importantly, within those few days, it was as if what Akhundzada had hinted at in that speech months earlier had come to pass: insiders were threatening Taliban unity.

From BBC