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"Nothing eventuated from that conversation," protested BJ - prompting millions to repeat "eventuated".

Moreover, Zionism, as a significant element in modern Judaism, added the dimension of the importance of return to the land which, for many, eventuated in a messianic commitment.

He met Ann Dunham, a 17-year-old white American from Kansas, and had a short marriage that eventuated in the birth of future president, Barack Obama II in 1961.

It argues that the risk transfer assumptions which underlie the PPP approach may be represented in the form of an 'eventuated risk' model which can then be tested with empirical evidence from historical projects.

Kimboo oc-casionally makes it into local media and even has his own Facebook page calling for his release, but so far nothing has eventuated.

The RBA is gradually pushing the rates back up as neither of the expected effect has eventuated

Fears that the closure of birthing services at the Blue Mountains Hospital would lead to roadside births have eventuated.

What started off as talk of a few weeks in a Melbourne City apartment eventuated into a full-blown tour.

I heard from the librarian early in August that the Browning treasures were in the safe during repairs but he would write me later and that hasn't eventuated. I must write to remind him.

Dele Adebola was happy with how last season, his first after injury, eventuated

However, none of the negative predictions about secondary school life had eventuated as being significant in actuality.

The displacing traumas of modern Chinese history that eventuated in the poet's presence in Taiwan appear in a group of poems on the poet's parents, who were originally from Sichuan Province.