come to pass
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The fact that they both get together is wonderful and uplifting, but we sort of had to reassure the audience — that even though Egg is now officially a prince and Dunk knows that, and this tragedy has come to pass between the two of them, the core of that relationship, what we learned to love about their relationship before all of this happened, actually still remains.
From Los Angeles Times
“The most dire predictions didn’t come to pass. The market remains fairly robust,” said Meredith Freed, senior policy manager with KFF’s program on Medicare policy.
From MarketWatch
This has not come to pass to date.
From Barron's
All the prophecies had come to pass, except the last.
From Literature
That doesn't mean the Greens' ambition to become a decisive force in politics will come to pass.
From BBC
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