come to fruition

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come to fruition

Fig. to occur or turn out as suspected or intended. When will all of these good things come to fruition? Our hard work and the end we planned for will soon come to fruition.

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If such market forecasts come to fruition, we could see the British Pound fall further against the US dollar. GBP Could Bottom at Forex Futures Sentiment Extreme by Mena Report Professor Norman Ratcliffe, who led the researchers, said there was more work to be done before the full benefits of the discovery could come to fruition. British researchers develop new drug - with maggots by AFP / AFP European Edition Professor Norman Ratcliffe, who led the researchers, said there was more work to be done before the full benefits of the discovery could come to fruition. British researchers develop new drug - with maggots by AFP / AFP Global Edition More results

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If such market forecasts come to fruition, we could see the British Pound fall further against the US dollar.

GBP Could Bottom at Forex Futures Sentiment Extreme by Mena Report

Professor Norman Ratcliffe, who led the researchers, said there was more work to be done before the full benefits of the discovery could come to fruition.

British researchers develop new drug - with maggots by AFP / AFP European Edition

Professor Norman Ratcliffe, who led the researchers, said there was more work to be done before the full benefits of the discovery could come to fruition.

British researchers develop new drug - with maggots by AFP / AFP Global Edition

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