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View definitions for pan out

pan out

verb as in come to pass; succeed

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Some abortion advocates said that they’d rather have a nimble governor like Newsom and be cautious even if the emergency plans don’t always pan out.

“It’s not easy. But I hope it pans out.”

She says she is interested to see how it will pan out and hopes it will be relatable to fans like her.

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Seastrand, a supervisory natural resource specialist for the Forest Service, said there was reason to be optimistic it could pan out but it would hinge on finding a water source.

While Jaguar isn't changing its name, Mr Wells says the brand has taken a "huge, bold step" and people should give "respect and time" to see how things pan out.

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

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