The piece brings to fruition efforts dating back several decades to build a memorial to the famine in New York, where so many Irish immigrated to escape its reach.
This year also saw the largest offshore wind financing to date come to fruition: the US$3.8b financial close of the 600MW Gemini wind project off the coast of the Netherlands.
His latest project, "Unmarked," came to fruition after he took a woman on a date along a Tiger Mountain trail near Seattle.
As the major research projects currently underway come to fruition, we will see the largest cohort to date undergo a high-density association genome scan.
He pocketed £50m of shares in 2005 after a long-term share scheme – known as a leadership equity acquisition plan or Leap – dating back to 1993 came to fruition.
Lakatos's patient work came to fruition in 1962 with the best Hungarian Aeneid to date; in 1963 came the Eclogues, and, in 1967, the Georgics.
"But unfortunately, to date, none of these discussions have come to fruition and the board is addressing a worsening financial picture".
The euro brought to fruition the idea of ever-closer union, a plan that dates back to the early 1950s.
Cohen said he and Lewandowski discussed what dates Trump might have available — though the trip never came to fruition, because Cohen could not actually get ownership of a piece of property in Russia.
Goalkeeper Vito Mannone has also been sold to Barclays Premier League rivals Sunderland while former Auxerre forward Yaya Sanogo remains the only signing to date, with a deal for Real Madrid's Gonzalo Higuain still yet to come to fruition.
"Since that date we have been working to gain their trust and evidence, that came to fruition on 21 November when we were in a position to make arrests," he said.
