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Will it actually be produced?

Whether the uniforms will actually be produced is another matter, given the fact that introducing any new uniform can take years.

The alarm among all parties about costs continues to mount and is becoming increasingly vocal, raising concerns about the number of aircraft that will actually be produced.

I have never previously wanted to adapt a novel for the stage, let alone a novel of this complexity; I certainly never thought, during the work's earliest stages at least, that 2666 could actually be produced on stage.

By the end of the year, the sausage makers have received all of the recipes that the writers have developed, and it is at this point that they must select the few that will actually be produced and tested.

Think about it; a real space age Dymaxion … Or not, but one can always hope that something weird like that will actually be produced, curing us, at least temporarily, of our fear of the different.

That means that nearly every major emitter in Canada, save Saskatchewan, now has some CO2-reduction plan, suggesting that Trudeau's back-seat approach may actually be producing results.

"With cement, cars, steel, you have a reasonable idea of what's actually being produced.

It is appearing more commonly, they said, for a clear reason: less and less runway fashion is actually being produced.

Insofar as the Atlantic has been central to Fisker's growth strategy without actually being produced or sold, yes.

Mr Meguerba's evidence was not put to the jury, but supported claims that ricin had actually been produced, despite scientific evidence that it had not.