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Promoting his new film, "Hotel Mumbai," Hammer acknowledged there have been "really loose conversations" about a "Call Me by Your Name" sequel, but whether one will materialize on the big screen was another story.

So it's not entirely surprising that Rescorla's story will materialize on the stage of the San Francisco Opera in the form of "Heart of a Soldier" beginning on Saturday, the eve of the 10th anniversary of the attacks.

But if your drink request is normal enough, it will materialize on the staircase in the hands of a waiter who presumably got it from some unseen, unheard Jeeves on the second floor.

Like drunken partygoers periodically stumbling into the hallway to ask where the bathroom is, two half-asleep bugs will materialize on a door frame, a third will rest on the arm of a sofa, a fourth will pause in its exhausting journey across the floor.

Filo said he's "over the moon" about winning the contest, and is even pleased with the prosaic (compared to a rocket launch) way in which his idea will be sent to space: uploaded from some office, after which "it'll materialize on the space station in a box" — like a transporter from Star Trek.

Filo said he's "over the moon" about winning the contest, and is even pleased with the prosaic  (compared to a rocket launch) way in which his idea will be sent to space: uploaded from some office, after which "it'll materialize on the space station in a box" — like a transporter from Star Trek.

Still unclear is whether enough content and revenue will materialize to make video on demand more than a passing fad.

Needless to say, the model has limited predictive power on when points A and B will materialize for a given technology.

Photo: After a much-dissected six-month blackout, the first photographs of Suri, the daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, will materialize today on the cover of Vanity Fair.

But there is also something else happening the Dern character, through a complicated algorithm, will materialize differently depending on how and when you turn to look at her".

A new Cornell University science graduate school will hold its first classes in September (its planned $2 billion campus on Roosevelt Island will materialize more slowly), and construction will start on a 51-story office building over the Hudson railyards -- a major step toward City Hall's vision for Manhattan's far West Side.