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While one grand hydrogen project after another has been announced, both in Denmark and around the world, the truth is that widespread private investment has yet to materialize.

The Dodgers made a play for Snell late in his free agency last offseason, when his market failed to materialize as expected coming off his 2023 Cy Young in San Diego.

House of Representatives never materialized, Mannion won handily with a message that he would represent all the voters in the Syracuse-area district where he has spent his entire life.

The first in the final episodes of the series premiered Sunday after rampant speculation about the future of Costner’s protagonist and as a slate of spin-offs have materialized.

Recollect the many anticipated “presidential pivots” that failed to materialize during Trump’s first time in office.

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

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