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The creation of such a panel, if it came to fruition, would facilitate the purging of military leaders who were unwilling to carry out presidential orders — or those relayed by a loyal subordinate.

As for the judicial branch, we don't know for sure what the Supreme Court would do with cases aimed at stopping Trump's appalling agenda from coming to fruition.

From Salon

The measure’s passage will set the clock ticking for a host of changes, many of which will take years to come to fruition.

Others are excited to see Trump's proposals come to fruition.

From BBC

Trump's mass deportation policy may never come to full fruition but they will certainly make an example of some people if only to entertain the base.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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