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Both hopes have come to fruition after their three opening games, with England sitting top of the table unbeaten and, though there was a near-miss against Bangladesh, it has mostly been smooth sailing.

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Until they come to fruition, it’s time to stop worrying and love the bubble.

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But if it doesn’t come to fruition, there is a long way to fall.

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The possibility of a Mamdani win worries business leaders such as Ackman, who don’t want to see some of his campaign promises—including rent freezes and city-run supermarkets—come to fruition.

But weeks have gone by without a settlement coming to fruition.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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