I chuckled to myself, thinking of the many times when I'd imagined that I was as far from the sight and sound of my native language as I could possibly get -- on the riverfront in Luang Prabang, Laos, or in a church in the Slovenian Alps -- and suddenly, English had materialized on someone's lips, on a menu.
And if that was not enough to reveal that a brand-new subway car had materialized on the rails, there was another tip-off: 10 television cameras jammed into the first car, along with enough reporters and top transit officials to accurately simulate rush-hour crowding.
It's hard to say which is less believable: that such news would cause a cheering crowd of poetry lovers to assemble, or that the couple would seem not at all alarmed that a large mob had materialized on their property.
During that time, Mr. Trump has materialized on our planet as projected holographic images, hence the mechanism by which he could seem to appear in two places at once.
It's as if the penis was drawn towards me, or I was compelled towards it, so hypnotized that I barely even realized what I was doing after I heard that Justin Bieber dickpics had materialized on the internet.
He has warned that such groups, like one financed by Karl Rove, a strategist for President George W. Bush, would be spending big sums for Mr. Gomez, but so far, no such Republican groups have materialized — only NextGen is here, on Mr. Markey's behalf).
So far only a few isolated efforts to centralize information on logistics have materialized, such as incorporating ARV logistic forms into the national HIS [ 12].
Twelve years on, very few of these funds have materialized.
Mr. Morsi campaigned on an elaborate "renaissance project" to turn around Egypt's bureaucracy, but no plans have materialized.
