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fansy
 
Reply Tue 20 Nov, 2007 01:51 am
Iran materialises.

Is it a misspelling?
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Reply Tue 20 Nov, 2007 03:09 am
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fansy
 
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Reply Tue 20 Nov, 2007 05:31 pm
I know where I got confused
Thank you very much, dear contrex, I know where I got confused.
materialise/ze is used here as a verb, so
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only if the presumed threat from Iran materialises.

means
only if the presumed threat from Iran becomes a fact.
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