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The fleet of electric cars to hire by the hour has also not materialised, due to what Hertz calls "operational problems".

This never materialised due to the album's general failures.

By October 2006, reports emerged that the deal had not materialised due to the cost of airframe refurbishment.

With her second album failing to materialise due to record-label wranglings, Estelle was forced into the musical twilight zone.

"The Merkel/Hollande initiative will never materialise due to Hollande and Merkel being polar opposites with no chance to agree on anything," Sica said.

They were concerned about a possible surge in imports (yet to materialise) due to tariff reductions resulting from China's accession to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.

At the same time an expected strong rise in demand on the back of global economic growth has failed to materialise due to faltering performance by key countries such as China.

In July, a senior executive at the World Bank's International Finance Corporation (IFC) argued: "These instruments can incentivise private finance for investments with strong social and development benefits that would otherwise not materialise due to higher actual or perceived risk".

But that deal also failed to materialise due to Machala's requirements for proof of funds, with Aldershot on Tuesday night confirming they were seeking restructuring advice after an urgent board meeting.

"What is the truth is we were short of the funds spent on players and wages while we were in the Premier League, which Carson promised to cover but it did not quite materialise due to his predicament and the freezing of his funds, for which I'm sure he regrets and feels sorry about as it was beyond his control.

However, this failed to materialise due to the critical and financial failure of the album.