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From the moment his famous cassock materialised under the emblematic White House colonnade on Wednesday, any doubt this would be a deeply political visit by Pope Francis vanished.

In this paper, the stated aim of examining 'driverless operation' on the Tyne and Wear Metro covers both GoA 3 and GoA 4. Some of the benefits associated with automating train operation would also materialise under GoA 2, and so these are also referred to in the investigation.

In a game televised around the world, a gigantic swastika materialised on the pitch under the shocked gaze of European football officials.

US Open champion McDowell had started the day two strokes behind Poulter but his challenge for the title never really materialised as the Northern Irishman finished with a two-under 68 to take fifth place.

Segeyaro atoned for that error with a try under the posts 13 minutes from time but a grandstand finish never materialised as the Roosters defence held firm.

That sale never materialised and the lawsuit continued.

Substantial changes in large parts of the developing world have materialised in the last three decades.

But no bids materialised to challenge the putative one from Fairfax – that itself failed to materialise.

Though this ultimately never materialised, the effect was "disastrous".

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

In New York, forecast thunderstorms failed to materialise and the annual Heritage of Pride march set off along Fifth Avenue under a baking sun.