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panned out

verb as in come to pass; succeed

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Canter says he feels fortunate for the way his career has panned out since missing the opportunity to cement his future on LIV.

From BBC

Having that, not only with the cast but also the crew in this particular scenario, allowed us to stretch our wings and make choices that I'm proud to say panned out in this movie well.

From Salon

Maridueña could have easily been cynical about how the film’s release panned out.

Most of the highly regarded pitching prospects have not panned out.

After a period of ambitious spending that never quite panned out, the funds dried up and results on the pitch took a dramatic downwards turn.

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

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