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Several of its legislative goals began to come to fruition in Congress.
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A thousand accumulated moments come to fruition in a few seconds.
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It begins well and endeth better, for these kisses find their fruition in marriage.
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Like many jokes, this was unintentionally carried through to fruition in the form of fine art.
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The roses store up all the moisture they need for fruition in their roots during springtime.
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We'll just have to hope that the hype surrounding Troy Parrott comes to fruition in the coming years.
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Steinhoff also lined up two other bridge loans for purchases that never came to fruition in early 2016.
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No injustice, full fruition in heaven.
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If the violinist's art is truly a great art, it cannot come to fruition in the artist's 'teens.
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But some others say that bringing a vaccine to fruition in any of those time frames is unheard of.
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Freedom Front Plus came to fruition in March 1994, just eight weeks before the first democratic election in South Africa.
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But with this sort of financial clout, there's every chance an alternative education system could come to fruition in Mzansi.
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The mission of the Jewish nation finds its fruition in Christ and the coming of the Saviour of all mankind.
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It aimed not at a personal union, to die away in marriage, but at a deathless fruition in heroic achievements.
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There is no fruition in their vacant kindness, and sharp rocks lurk beneath the smiling ripples of these shallow waters.
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Exhausted with wanderings, sated with experiments, will he not pray for the exempted lot of a contented fruition in repose?