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Meanings of materialise in in anglès

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Usage of materialise in in anglès
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The German protests are expected to materialise in at least 30 cities.
The Irish Times
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Marin's game failed to materialise in the early throes of the second.
Reuters
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I am hopeful something will materialise in the next month or two.
The South African
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Indeed a tax increase might materialise in this medium term statement.
The South African
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And growth did not materialise in every market during the lockdowns.
Reuters
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Promised improvements to working conditions, made years ago, have yet to materialise in Madrid.
The Guardian
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The rainbow protest on Margaret Court Arena did not materialise in any noticeable way.
The Guardian
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A Mercedes Benz is yet to materialise in my driveway.
News.com.au
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Financiers are hopeful a boom in deals could materialise in Europe in the second or third quarter.
Reuters
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On Thursday, a promised "road-map" for the future failed to materialise in the final episode.
Radio NZ
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If a recovery fails to materialise in the US next year, unemployment could reach six per cent here.
The Irish Times
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But where is the guarantee that such promised reform will materialise in the event of a No vote?
The Irish Times
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The usual mass of hardy sport tourists has so far failed to materialise in Europe's largest and easternmost country.
The Guardian
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That insect will materialise in secure storage down there, and we can deal with it later.' His smile faded.
Pack animals
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But if this does not materialise in the near-term, they will likely take profit on longs, pushing prices lower.
Reuters
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It did not materialise in the third quarter as both sides were sucked into an increasingly error-strewn, staccato dogfight.
The Guardian
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