I made techno for her, I made country for her, I made rock for her, I made rap for her.
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It made us laugh; it made us smile; it made us happy.
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But all this covering up made me sweaty, which made me itch, which made me scratch, which made it all worse.
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There were blankets made with Pendleton and an axe made with Best Made.
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It made me stronger, it made me iller, it made me improve myself.
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In 2016, Asian-American women made about 88 cents for every dollar white men made, while white women made 79 cents, black women made 62 cents, and Hispanic women made 57 cents.
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Myles employs a radical and subversive use of fact — loss made fact, queerness made fact, a trans body made fact, loneliness made fact.
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In the Windows PC world, Intel made chips, Dell made computers, Microsoft made the Windows operating system, and Adobe made software like Photoshop.
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"It made Republicans angry, it made Democrats angry, it made anarchists angry," Honig said.
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They made Cracker Barrel cheese, they made Polly-o, they made Philadelphia cream cheese.
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Asus made one, Xiaomi made one (with another on the way), and Razer made two.
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Shinola watches are American-made, but they are made in America by inserting Swiss-made watch movements into cases made in any number of places.
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Cookie Monster's answers made us laugh, he made us cry, and he made us eat cookies.
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Two young people with dreams and goals, who made it happen, who made a family, who made their haters and detractors so mad, who just made it.
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Of the vehicles it owns, roughly 14,000 are made by Ford, 10,000 are made by G.M., 4,000 are made by Fiat Chrysler and 1,200 are made by Toyota.
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Lincoln made sure we had railroads; FDR made sure we had electricity; Eisenhower made sure we had highways.
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I made them think, I made them laugh, I made them cry, I made them scream in delight, I made them shake in terror—I made a bunch of urban street people realize that a skinny white straight kid from Queens actually loved them and cared that they loved him back.
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Our customers can choose from a ready-to-wear shirt made in Turkey, a made-to-measure shirt made in Poland or a truly bespoke shirt made in Virginia.
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They were able to distinguish marks made for butchery, those made by teeth, and those made for the engravings.
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I started screaming, which made him cry, which then made me cry, which made the whole situation incredibly confusing.
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"You saw those products — shirts made in Bangladesh, ties made in China, television sets made overseas," he told Matthews.
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He made us better presidents, just as he made the Senate better, just as he made this country better.
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Your Ford made in Michigan might contain a dashboard made in Juarez and a transmission made in Windsor, Ontario.
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Named after a Ukrainian friend of the band, the song is a reminder that "he's made of bones, he's made of blood / He's made of flesh, he's made of love".
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The commitments were made as part of Trump's "Made in America" week, during which he has showcased American-made products and made an impassioned defense of his "America First" policies.
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He made the move, made the money and made his mark on New York's skyline, but he never quite made it into the inner sanctum of New York high society.
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Harper made 6 of 143 3-point attempts, Okeke made 3 of 5, Bryce Brown made 4 of 9 in scoring 12 points, Samir Doughty made 2 of 3 in scoring 14 points and Malik Dunbar made 43 of 5 in scoring 16.
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I came back to be closer to the place that made me and made my grandmama, it made my mama.
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She made people laugh, she made people tweet, and — with her final, surprisingly emotional parting speech — she made people cry.
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Not that it made him beautiful, made him erotic, made him a rock star, but that it left him dead.
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In 1965 CEOs made 20 times what typical workers made, but as of 2013, they made 296 times that amount.
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Everybody makes mistakes -- you've made mistakes, I've made mistakes.
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"They made timely threes, (Frank) Mason made one and (Devonte') Graham made one at the end of the half," Ehsan said.
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My brown hair made me feel sexy, and that sexiness made me feel confident, which, in turn, made me feel powerful.
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I missed having a range of outfits — outfits that made me feel like a boss, outfits that made me feel sexy, outfits that made me feel silly, outfits that made me feel...anything.
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That Hillary Clinton made it a cause célèbre, #WearWhiteToVote made it a hashtag, Melania Trump made it a pointed subject of speculation, and the women of the 116th Congress made it a gauntlet.
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What he made -- the comments that he made this evening.
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I made some really good pitches, made some bad pitches.
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Either way, he's made his made his mark on Hollywood.
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Salesforce before they made the app ecosystem, they made Force.com.
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Recent statements he's made have only made the rift worse.
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Gordon made the right play and he made the shot.
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The romance made sense, and it made the movie better.
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It made texting hell, and it made Instagram hell, too.
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Have you made any big mistakes made along the way?
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While he made promises, though, Mr Netanyahu made phone calls.
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They're either made of bronze or they're made of me.
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It's funny: A dress she made, a girl she made.
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They've made sexting as innocent as Tinder made online dating.
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She made no mention of controversial remarks made by Trump.
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God made us all, and whatever He made is good.
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President Trump has made similar comments and made them repeatedly.
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Some choices you made, while others were made for you.
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We made the extra pass and made our open shots.
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MANAGEMENT MADE SOME COMMITMENTS THEY MADE THOSE COMMITMENTS TO ISS.
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Activists that made a difference and made a good point.
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We'd made this journey together; we'd made it entirely alone.
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His trees made soil, and the soil made more trees.
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I don't think I made 100, but I made pictures.
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It's messy, and decisions are made the way they're made.
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Fruman made the recording, and Parnas' lawyer made it public.
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Finding out what this actor made versus that actor made.
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American Airlines made 345 deportations, and Delta Airlines made 266.
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They made the show, they made the pilot episode. Right.
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AND IT MADE NO SENSE THAT YOU WOULD MAKE SHOES, ADIDAS AND PUMA, MADE NO SENSE THAT THEY BE MADE IN GERMANY.
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"The men that she met made her feel like a woman, made her feel complete, made her feel pretty," India's friend said.
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It has its own ready-made strength and allure (literally ready-made: most of these clothes have been made before, decades ago).
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Customers are already beginning to ask who made their clothes, what are they made of, and where and how are they made.
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"I thought about every decision that I've made, every call that I've made, and I would make every call exactly the same way that I've made when I made it," Kline said, according to Politico.
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But he's also made The New York Times, made CNN, made other publications a character in this insane reality show that's going on.
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Store shelves are full of toys made in China and racks are full of clothing made in Vietnam or handbags made in Italy.
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" (CBS) From President Obama: "He made us better presidents, just as he made the Senate better, just as he made the country better.
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Teen moms made up 7.6% of the data, mothers 40 to 413 made up 2.8%, and mothers 45 and older made up 0.2%.
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"They made plays that were, that you would think from a basketball perspective could not be made, and they made them," Boeheim said.
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Vermont bread was made with Vermont wheat, and Washington bread was made with Washington wheat, made from local grains ground in local mills.
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They made a communication mistake and they made a policy mistake.
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None of it was made up — they made me stay honest.
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They made up a date and they made up a reason.
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Anxiety made me nervous, and nerves made me not get hard.
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Anything can be made beautiful and should be made desirable, obviously.
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He published them, made her famous and made her his mistress.
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The statements made sense grammatically, but made absolutely no sense logically.
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"No one made me fat, I made myself fat," she says.
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We made one against OKC, and they made one against us.
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I made my flight, just, but the incident made an impact.
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I made $100,000 last year, it's the most I've ever made!
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I've made that change now but I would've made it earlier.
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"God made a mistake when he made me," he would say.
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Jacquard is made with interactive denim, made in partnership with Levi's.
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Comey made mistakes, but they weren't made out of self-interest.
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Rules are made to be broken and exceptions can be made.
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Instead, it made Jackson more adaptable, and it made us happier!
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"We made our recruiting mission, so we made 68,000," McConville said.
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Made Forbes, made a bunch of things, so, you know what?
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They haven't made me a fan, but they have made progress.
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He made it out of there and made something of himself.
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Economics has made us partners, and necessity has made us allies.
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Often, one provision that made conservatives happier made moderates less so.
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The problem isn't that mistakes were made -- and are being made.
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"We've made more progress than anyone's made — ever," Mr. Trump declared.
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If 2014 made space look easy, 2015 made it look hot.
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Competition from more cheaply made furs in China made things harder.
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It isn't made with love — it's made on an assembly line.
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He made only a few stops, but his rivals made none.
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"It's made an impact here and made a difference," she said.
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So with all that said, I made the decision I made.
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"Made me laugh, made me have a good time," she said.
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He made everybody happy, but really made my life much better.
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And what made you most certain that it's all made up?
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It has made me laugh, and it has made me cry.
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We made public high school mandatory, we made certain courses mandatory.
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If you remember, a few years back now Mike Will Made It was a big deal and all the songs that Mike Will Made It produced interpolated a sample of a lady saying "Mike Will made it" just so you didn't forget that Mike Will Made It made it.
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Before the iPhone 7 made dual lenses cool… no, scratch that, Huawei and Leica made it cool first (and plenty others made it dorky).
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We made bets on things like Work Chat, we made bets on the market, we made bets on lifestyle things like Food and Hello.
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They've made some progress in that decade, but I'm confident in saying they haven't made the progress they would have liked to have made.
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"It made me feel bad, and then it made me feel angry, and then it made me laugh," Gyllenhaal said in The Wrap story.
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Trump has already made good on promises he made to his base, but none are more dangerous than those he made on reproductive rights.
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"She never made breakfast, and rarely made dinner, and if she did, it was a Gypsy dish that made me sick," Mr. Needleman said.
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"Google simplified access to information, Uber made commuting more convenient, WhatsApp made communication easier and Dunzo has made getting things done faster," he added.
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"When it made a fortune and it became successful ... he made them not whole, he made them richer than they already are," Brafman said.
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Louis C.K. made Pam Adlon's show possible, made Tig Notaro's show possible.
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Many students made significant gains, while others made little growth at all.
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Earlier this week, Allen made headlines when she made another shocking revelation.
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New York made healthy foods more available; Chicago made soda more expensive.
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They made only 15 of 23 while Maryland made 10 of 14.
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Of those made at home, nearly half are made by foreign firms.
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We two made no sense, but no one else made sense, either.
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Had he made weight, he would have made $100,000 for this loss.
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While most of the statements made Monday repeated points made earlier, Rep.
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But no work made about Seal reaches the scale of American Made.
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Afterwards, I made him high-five me, which made us both laugh.
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I made slow but effective changes, and that really made the difference.
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I see the compromises that I made, that others made, in relationships.
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The Trump team has made choices that no one has made before.
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That's when I made one of the worst decisions I've ever made.
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Whoever made that call while we were sleeping made the right call.
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These fur coats are made by hand like my grandfather made them.
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I made that bitch famous (God damn)/ I made that bitch famous.
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Show people how it's made and how traditional meat is made, too.
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Even when they made runs, we made sure that we stayed together.
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Pyrex made headlines recently, because its parent company made a big move.
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I made that bitch famous (God damn)/ I made that bitch famous.
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They are made of the same stuff everything else is made of.
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The watchband is made from rPET fabric made from recycled plastic bottles.
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We were very mature and made sure that our lyrics made sense.
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Commenter culture made flesh AT&T Stadium was commenter culture made flesh.
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Matt Murray made 41 saves for the Penguins, and Talbot made 25.
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I hadn't made any money, but somehow my house had made headlines.
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Lowry made the technical foul shot and Boucher made his free throw.
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He suggested one was American-made and the other was Japanese-made.
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But what made the crime wave happen and what made it halt?
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Pritchard made four of Oregon's eight 3-pointers, and Brown made three.
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Critics have made similar allegations against Amazon's smart devices made for children.
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Four are made of concrete and four are made of other materials.
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This made Dorismond angry, just as it would have made me angry.
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Vermouth is made with bitter wormwood, whereas Kina is made with quinine.
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And so, in 2016, he made a bet and made the purchase.
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There was fried chicken someone made and wedding soup my mother made.
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Brooke made birdie on 18 and I made a birdie on 10.
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It kinda made me super defensive and it made me shut down.
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Otherwise, you haven't made a TV series; you've made a DVD extra.
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He made those huge soup cans and made millions and millions. Tremendous!
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I made that bitch famous God damn I made that bitch famous.
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The shoes were made of suede, which made the problem especially distressing.
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They made some big moves, and they made also some big mistakes.
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Barbara was a self-made woman; Sam is a self-made woman.
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Man isn't made for the market, the market is made by men.
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The bikers made her daughter's day and made it unforgettable for her.
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Unlike conventional-made paddleboards, these are handcrafted and made from sustainable materials.
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Each product description says where it was made and who made it.
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Montreal goaltender Carey Price made 29 saves while Georgiev made 31 saves.
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I made this happen, I cannot believe I actually made this happen.
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TOBOLOWSKY All I know is the movie got made — and made well.
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The restrictions that made the investigation largely meaningless made additional days unnecessary.
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It made sense when Obama made visits to Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast.
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"President Obama made his statement, president Duda made his," Magierowski told reporters.
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Bourbon is only made in America while Scotch is made in Scotland.
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"The company made this claim that it made cities safer," he said.
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I made that bitch famous/God damn/I made that bitch famous.
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Progress made on a lot of little things, but on the structural things that we want progress made on, there hasn't been much progress made.
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A few examples (plus recipes): Borax slime (the kind you made in elementary school!); fluffy slime (made with shaving cream); butter slime (made with clay).
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Nina made veggie burgers one night at someone's house, Lily made lentils and sweet potatoes and broccoli slaw, and Ani made a warm grain salad.
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Dolezaj made two jumpers and Buddy Boeheim made a 225-pointer in that run, which started after Jimmy Boeheim made a 3-pointer for Cornell.
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The FTC made redactions to protect the privacy of those who made complaints, and I've made a few more redactions to further anonymize the information geographically.
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This is a tumor that&aposs made up of epithelia vascular cells, that&aposs the material that&aposs made of -- bigger artery is made out of.
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They broke it, they made you step back, they made you question it, and then they made you curious, and you wanted to dive in deeper.
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"We have eight-inch napkins made from fabric scraps, the tumblers are made from wine bottles, and my soups are made from vegetable trimmings," he said.
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JoJo and Robby made out on the beach, JoJo and Robby made out in the ocean, JoJo and Robby made out underwater – you get the picture.
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Fiala made it 20-29 on their seventh shot, Turris made it 20-20 on their 212th and Josi made it 23-22 on their 232th.
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And it made me, I think ... not studying at UCLA made me a mediocre banker, but I think drinking and alcohol made me a mediocre person.
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He made it out of Brooklyn and made it to a great college.
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He custom made both of my prom dresses and made me feel beautiful!
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While the News Feed made Facebook rich, it also made it the villain.
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Unions aren't made up of their leaders; [they're] made up of their people.
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Clarkson made six of the Cavs' 25 3-pointers and Korver made five.
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"It's made for fandom and it's made for fannish people," Brennan told Vox.
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"It made me sharper, it made me more conscious of time," Madden said.
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Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll made the wrong call; Belichick made the right one.
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Before Snapchat made social media about just today, Facebook made it about forever.
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Every single design choice made for The Śiṣya was made with symbolic purpose.
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It's mostly made up of work I made when I was feeling down.
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I made sure I was the first person subscribed when he made it.
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They made 23 of 243 free throws, and Auburn made 223 of 23.
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Meesho App: Made in India, Made for India, Solving for the Real India.
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I made that bitch famous / G-d Damn / I made that bitch famous.
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One area might, for instance, be made stiff while another is made soft.
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Some of the mistakes that are made are made by the Trump campaign.
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He made open shots, and he made contested shots over bigs and guards.
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He not only made me a movie star but made me a filmmaker.
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She made more millions off of what I did than what I made.
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"Africans made an African Islam and Indonesians made an Indonesian one," he notes.
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Google made it a right hand and Microsoft made it a left hand.
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HAS HE BEEN MADE A SCAPEGOAT, EVEN THOUGH HE MADE THIS DECISION HIMSELF?
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It certainly made me glad that I made the decision that I did.
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Any prediction made this far in advance is made with uncertainty, Klotzbach explained.
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I worry that 'Made in America' will become 'Made by robots in America.
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Lesbian characters made up 23% of representation, and bisexual characters made up 9%.
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Once that decision is made, appropriate regulations can be made, implemented and maintained.
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It made me feel smart, it made me genuinely laugh—more than once.
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But purchases made so far haven't made up for the loss last year.
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The music he has made is pretty different from the music you've made.
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"This is the choice made by history, made by the people," it said.
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The bad economy made Obama unpopular, and economic improvement made him more popular.
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Thompson made a 3-pointer for Oregon State before Brooks made another jumper.
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Then we made a "Bandhuntas Pt. 2" and made a visual for it.
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There were cars made by Audi, Jaguar, Virgin, and others made by startups.
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It made us love one another, and it made us hate one another.
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Suddenly the role was made for me and I was made for it.
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The facilities made some trucks, but those trucks are also made in Mexico.
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I made a friend called Beverley who made a mistake and acknowledged it.
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I made friends with street kids, I made friends with the house help.
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Some important careers have been made, or made bigger, because of social media.
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Tennessee made 9 of 21 3-pointers and Louisiana made 8 of 25.
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They made me mentally tough and they made me ready for any situation.
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"We made mistakes we shouldn't have made," said Marc Wilmots, the Belgium coach.
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And this isn't made of flimsy material either — it's made of solid wood.
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The former ultimately made $1.5 billion worldwide, and the latter made $1.2 billion.
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He made a mistake and a good hitter made him pay for it.
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I've made three very unique, meaningful art films, and I've made nothing financially.
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Not just about what she made but about what other people made, too.
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I remember, I had made those lyrics even before the record was made.
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No one would have predicted that they made the decision that they made.
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Over time, I made some small improvements that have made a big difference.
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"I made his character a wild animal stamped 'Made in Russia,'" she said.
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So, the Met had one custom-made to tighten its custom-made bolts.
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What made "Thrones" tough to wrestle with also made it a ubiquitous metaphor.
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If it made Lucy happy, it made me happy, because I love Lucy.
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He made me do a screen test, so I got all made up.
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But Deadpool 2, a movie definitely made for fans, made me rethink that.
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Dear Heloise: I hated the mess I always made when I made pancakes.
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I made the decision to move back in because it made sense financially.
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"Made in Italy" and "Made in France" are part of its value proposition.
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Pot made everything better — food, music, sex, cleaning — and it made nothing worse.
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Arkansas made 202 of 255 foul shots and LSU made 313 of 231.
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" Ms. Nyssen's statement concluded: "Jerry Lewis made us laugh, he made us happy.
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First of all, was this decision made carelessly or was it made strategically?
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Parasite made history, and the Academy made history by giving it Best Picture.
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I've seen weed wine made in California and weed wine made in France.
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He made a silly face, and the unexpectedness of it made me smile.
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We made it look as though the whole head was made of metal.
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The same year that Kiefer made "Occupations," he also made his first book.
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Matter Made The SoHo design store Matter presents its 2017 Matter Made collection.
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Medha: While ramen is made from wheat flour, soba is made from buckwheat.
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They're made in China and Germany mostly -- very few made here, almost none.
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Economic growth occurs when money is made where it hadn't been made before.
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United said that mistake was made when two flights made connections in Denver.
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I've made peace with the decision that I made, but it wasn't easy.
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In time, the '70s styles that had made him popular made a comeback.
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"Every decision I've made since 16 was made in a democracy," he says.
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The gloves that made the list are mostly made of lambskin or elkskin.
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A judgment call must be made, and it often must be made quickly.
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She's made her art, she's made her grams – no one can knock that.
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Meaning making ... Meaning we made our own movies, we made our own stories.
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The first lab-made diamond was made in 1955 and larger crystals were made in 1970, but the first synthetic diamonds for purchase were not made until 1970s, according to Dr. James Shigley, research fellow at the Gemological Institute of America.
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A Nespresso Inissia made by Breville will work just as well as a Nespresso Inisssia made by De'Longhi, and the Nespresso VertuoPlus Deluxe made by De'Longhi will brew the same espresso as the one made by Breville — you get the picture.
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It is no accident that spinning machines were made in Lowell, Massachusetts; that automobiles were made in Detroit; minicomputers were made along Route 128, Massachusetts; that programs are written in Silicon Valley; and that hoverboards are made in Shenzhen, China.
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After all, Bobby's reputation is soiled by what really made his fortune: On the day of 9/11, Bobby made trades that actually made him a billionaire.
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Al Sharpton last week, Buttigieg made his case for why the real consequences of decisions he made as mayor have made him a stronger, more prepared leader.
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Plumbers made a median salary of $52,590 in 2017, according to the ranking, although the best-paid 25% made $69,710, while the lowest-paid 25% made $39,470.
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It costs double but they don't want anything made in some second-rate country's factories—only Japanese stuff made in Japan, only French stuff made in France.
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Dreamcrash was made through a lot of turmoil and there were still unfounded legal threats being made by our ex-guitarist that made it all very painful.
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Threats and counter-threats have been made over the past months regarding the imposition of tariffs on a wide range of U.S.-made and China-made goods.
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Peters made a 3-pointer and sophomore guard Eli Wright made a layup as the Bulldogs cut the lead to four before Schofield made a 3-pointer.
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Murray made a 3-pointer, Howard made one of two free throws, and Morris made a jump shot followed by a 3-pointer to mark the scoring.
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Pope Francis compared anti-gay comments made by politicians to speeches made by Adolf Hitler in a speech he made on Friday in which he denounced homophobia.
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You made a mistake, I made a mistake, we all made a mistake' ... The team will be together when things go well and when things go badly.
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It's hard to get movies made, and it's hard to get movies made about Black people, and it's hard to get movies made with a woman protagonist.
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It was a childish feeling, maybe, I wanted to ruin what he had made, what he had made me, I mean, the person he had made me.
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A big mistake those of us on the conservative side made was to think that anything that made the government bigger also made the market less dynamic.
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The day after the indictment was made public, Mr Maduro made him interior minister.
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Sputnik is remembered for the world it made, not the world that made it.
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Yes, that's how he made his evil ... It's how he made his first money.
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One, you had made ... would you say how much money you made from Facebook?
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President Barack Obama made tentative efforts to resume those talks but made little headway.
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But it made me absolutely psycho and it made me depressed all the time.
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And they have definitely made, Twitter specifically, have made progress in the past year.
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He made more obvious mistakes in a week than she made in a year.
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She made me more open and fun, I made her more vulnerable and communicative.
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First he made me a white man, then he made me a n****r.
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But -- BARTIROMO: Well you made a -- well you made a bold decision on Iran.
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Ted Cruz made this argument against net neutrality, and it made no sense whatsoever.
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They were initially made from ceramic materials and made to look like wooden chests.
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Only 14 were made, and of course, Bey has the first-ever made pair.
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He made vulgar comments about her appearance, which made her feel uncomfortable at work.
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Mike Pence may have made some concessions, and perhaps Trump made promises as well.
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The changes to the bill were made by leadership, and they were made fast.
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The church isn't made up of the priests; it's made up of the congregation.
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But Bell's tweet made me feel validated in the decision I'd made that night.
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I never made songs for the radio, I never made songs for the club.
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This was made possible by continual shrinkage of the components computers are made from.
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The average couple made 5.5 do-not-play requests — although one pair made 66.
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Musk has made Tesla cool, he's made it a talking point in general conversation.
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In retail, I made half of what I'd made, per hour, as a receptionist.
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In 213 we made it our top priority and made a lot of progress.
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I probably made close to $3000 and he made maybe around $3000 from Uber.
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She made space for me to be wounded, and I made space for compassion.
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There's nothing that made it into a super-fight, that made this stuff believable.
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Carrie made confetti out of construction paper and they made a list of resolutions.
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"All the candy corn that's ever been made was made in 1911," he says.
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Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyrics, 'I made that bitch famous.
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"Ojeda not only made his opinion known, he made his presence known," Rupp said.
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I thought we made him take some pretty tough shots, and he made them.
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They knew that we made artwork; that we made photos, video, painting, and design.
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Apple recently made an investment in Didi and General Motors made one in Lyft.
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Dixon made a general claim that the trooper made inappropriate physical contact with her.
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"Whoever made that call while we were sleeping made the right call," Smith said.
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What if DAFs made their policies better or made their dormant fund policies better?
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I made the beat first, then I wrote it, then we made the dance.
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He also made a passionate speech about the impact that the charity has made.
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But maybe they've just been inappropriate or made women uncomfortable or made rape jokes.
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Over the last 15 years, we have made progress, and we have made mistakes.
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"It made me love politics and democracy, and it really made me love America."
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TIM SLOAN: Yeah, we made-- look we made $20173 billion in the quarter, right.
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"He says he made friends while trying to pass AHCA: " made so many friends.
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Space travel companies made technical leaps, NASA reached Jupiter, and great discoveries were made.
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It's made an appearance, or made mention of, in many of King's other work.
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This made me a little nervous, but it made me want to do more.
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Ole Miss made 17 pf 23 free throws and Nicholls made 4 of 93.
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True. A "Made in America" tax that increases the price of U.S.-made products?
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Okay so it might be made up, but aren't all holidays technically made up?
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The Senate made that decision, wrongly or rightly, but the Senate made that decision.
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Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that bitch famous.
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So you could see these works as copies made from copies made from copies.
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Trailers made today have the same classic lines as those made for past generations.
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Because once I made that break, once I made that public ... [Puzder] vowed revenge.
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Fidelity has made 75 investments during that time period and Wellington Management made 59.
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"We have not made any request, we have not made any demand," Giuliani said.
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He made the face he and his friends made whenever something really wild happened.
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Her complicated intersections of identity — though they made her vulnerable — also made her powerful.
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The fallout made Rafikian think of Kylie Jenner being branded a self-made billionaire.
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"Underground" made many choices that made it more immediate by making it less grandiose.
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The videotape will not be made public, but a transcript will be made available.
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Six Raiders made at least one 3-pointer, and five made two or more.
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In many cases the causes are man-made; and the consequences are man-made.
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Repairs to the defective airbags will be made immediately made available and are free.
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The restrictions would have made it harder for ZTE to acquire U.S.-made technology.
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This made the strike a risky move, but the union made the leap, anyway.
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Alex Robinson made 21 assists, among TCU's 250 overall assists on 235 made baskets.
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And remember that main course you made, the special thing you made for me?
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"I've made the sport exciting, made people want to see the sport," he said.
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Industrialized farming interests, however, made certain that one country would be made exempt: Mexico.
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Goldman made $17.6 billion in pretax profit in 2007; JPMorgan made nearly $23 billion.
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MakerBot was the holy grail of making, because we made things that made things.
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"I haven't made a dime on any of the ones I've made," she said.
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If the point is made better by saying that, let the point be made.
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A custom made urn replicating his signature hat was even there made by Foreverence.
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Prozac made my thoughts happier, but also, made me happier with those suicidal tendencies.
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She also made phone calls for the group, something that made her surprisingly nervous.
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Donald Trump hasn't made many promises that have ready-made interest groups holding receipts.
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The series isn't made up of lived experiences — it's made up of other stories.
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I made a mistake, he's like, 'Oh, you would have made that mistake before.
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He made that clear in interviews, and he made that clear in his songs.
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In 2017 we made it our top priority and made a lot of progress.
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Strikingly, the same claims made against Clinton are now being made against Elizabeth Warren.
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He made paintings from dirt, as well as used paint made from pigments. 10.
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While that hasn't made me perfect, it has made me feel like I'm enough.
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Examples include Actiq and Fentora, made by Cephalon, and Subsys, made by Insys Therapeutics.
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Trump made at least eight false claims, seven of which he had made before.
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"It made a record then, and it made a record now," said Mr. Waterman.
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When Evel made a bad shot, Krystal made a spectacular one, and vice versa.
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The stuff made for the the losing team is not made to the public.
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The underlying evidence that made agents suspicious and justified has never been made public.
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I thought my narrative was what made my words matter, what made me matter.
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Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that bitch famous.
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It was not immediately made clear why Bryant made the pact with his wife.
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Those things are made overseas — often on industrial equipment made in the United States.
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Bernier made 237 saves on 073 shots after Howard made 207 on 26 shots.
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He claimed he made more money than ever before, which made their lives better.
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And clearly there were mistakes made, and they made mistakes in long-term care.
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Then it made you smile, and then it made you want to get dressed.
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I've made her more relaxed over the years and she's made me more serious.
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"Shane Dawson made a video on Eugenia that made me feel sick," Glenn wrote.
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Boris Johnson made Brexit, and now Brexit has made Boris Johnson Britain's prime minister.
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Forbes has made Kylie Jenner its new cover girl for self-made billionaire women.
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I made some bad fastball-location pitches, and they made me pay for it.
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Trump made a formal disaster declaration as the storm made landfall in Texas Aug.
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Amazon consequently made plans to stop selling competing products made by Google-owned Nest.
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This trait made them stand out and made people excited to work alongside them.
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"Any mistake that we made, they made us pay for," Coach Kevin McGuff said.
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The EEOC decision was made in July, but it wasn't made public until Wednesday.
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So if there has been any mistake made, it was made by the city.
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A sexual assault allegation was made, and an emphatic denial was made in response.
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Rosés are made all over the world, pretty much anywhere red wine is made.
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I think the choices they've made up until now have made that less likely.
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A lot of people made you money personally, would have made your investors money.
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"Trump made no political sense, but he made gut sense to people," Thompson said.
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With Jake McGee, we made that decision after Tommy John, which made it easier.
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Allen has made dozens of movies since the accusations against him were first made.
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Lever made two free throws with 2:55 remaining to make it 323-61 before Caroline made four free throws and Caleb Martin made a three-point play.
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"Walmart must distinguish between a 'Made In USA' product from all others by grouping the American made product separately, and highlighting the Made In USA label," he said.
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"I made burgers, I flipped burgers, I made fries, I made drinks — because this is when they still had the drink station on the inside," Queen Latifah recalled.
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When I made a fashion show, I made the clothes, I made this manifesto about what women should wear, and then I directed the women on the runway.
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The single-shot pistol was made almost entirely out of ABS plastic -- the same material Lego blocks are made from -- and could be made on a 2000D printer.
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The single-shot pistol was made almost entirely out of ABS plastic -- the same material Lego bricks are made from -- and could be made on a 3D printer.
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We inherited decisions that they made, and that's fine ... We undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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I never made it...That's why I released the conversation, because if I didn't release it, people would have said that I made the statement that he made.
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According to exit polls, in 2016, voters under 29 made up 19% of the electorate; in 2012, they made up 19% ; and in 2008, they made up 18% .
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Broadly, there are white versions, made with potatoes and cabbage; green versions made with sorrel and spinach; most familiar to some is the red version, made with beets.
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The carrot crackers are made with carrot powder, which is made from carrot juice concentrate and carrot puree, and the tomato ones are made with tomato paste powder.
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It made me a better person at work, it made me the best bus driver, it made the women love me because I got a confidence about myself.
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"I immediately knew I had to find out who made it, why they made it, and how they made it," Coates told Hyperallergic in a recent phone interview.
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"When that decision has to be made, it will be made not by any one individual, it will be made probably by the caucus as a whole," he added.
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He made the decision to drop out of high school; he made the decision to go into acting; he made the decision to not take money from his parents.
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Comedy was second nature to Reynolds, who starred in farces, sang silly songs, did standup, did impressions, wore ridiculous wigs, made 'em laugh, made 'em laugh, made 'em laugh.
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Cheap tents are often made out of polyester or nylon with a coating of silicone or acrylic polyurethane, with poles made of carbon fibre and pegs made of aluminum.
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The single-shot pistol was made almost entirely out of ABS plastic -- the same material Lego bricks are made from -- that could be made on a 3-D printer.
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When these investments are made, should American taxpayers be paying for quality steel made by American workers or required to support the purchase of cheap substandard, foreign-made steel?
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The single-shot pistol was made almost entirely out of ABS plastic -- the same material Lego bricks are made from -- and could be made on a 3-D printer.
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I would have never, ever given it to them, and I would've made a better deal than they made, without the money, and I would've made a better deal.
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The participants were more likely to enjoy the smoothie they had made themselves better, even though the smoothie they made followed a recipe identical to the ready-made version.
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Made In Silicone Universal Lid Kit, available at Made In, $99I would gift the Made In Universal Lid set to myself, and then probably any other "foodie" out there!
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There are many kinds of lace, including needle lace, made with a needle and thread; machine made; and bobbin lace, made by manipulating bobbins of thread on a pillow.
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The internet entrepreneur said he expected a future where there would be no "Made in China" or "Made in America" and everything would simply be made on the internet.
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According to the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council, JPMorgan made $220 billion from overdraft charges last year, Wells Fargo made $383 billion, and Bank of America made $238 billion.
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You can get a chorizo blanco, which is made with black pepper; a sweet chorizo made with sweet or bittersweet paprika; or a spicy chorizo made with spicy paprika.
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Much of the harvest winds up in beloved confections, like Nutella spread made by Ferrero, candy bars made by Nestlé and Godiva chocolates made by a Turkish company, Yildiz.
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I made all of that happen, but I still made big mistakes with my money.
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You&aposre a big reason we made the strides we made in the running game.
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Ela has made a bunch of good decisions, and I've made a bunch of mistakes.
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The Magic made only seven of 29 3-pointers, but Fournier made three of seven.
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But throughout that same span, Irving made the right reads and made the Warriors pay.
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The Tigers made 229 of 26 3-pointers and the Cardinals made 3 of 14.
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The growth was made of keratin, the same stuff normal human fingernails are made of.
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Wright had ideas and made them manifest; Johnson played with ideas and made them sexy.
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"He made the most important decision that could be made in this case," Kagan said.
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"I think it made us smile more than it made the kids smile," she says.
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Boots are made for walking — Watson's boots, they were specially made to prevent joint pain.
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It might be an ancient fairy tale made new, or a modern legend made timeless.
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"Mistakes were made in Syria, as in the past mistakes have been made," he replied.
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I read the script and it made me laugh and it made me feel something.
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Its ears are made from fondant, and the slice of "cheese" is made from chocolate.
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She doesn't miss what made the days hard, but she misses what made them sweet.
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No show has made me vomit as much as Vanderpump Rules has made me vomit.
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Amazon's AWS business made almost $10 billion, and Microsoft's Azure business made almost $12 billion.
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The work that was being made — and is still being made — was by white dudes.
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Plus, it's often made from grapes and you know what else is made with grapes?
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Products made possible by taxpayer-funded R&D would have to be made in America.
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"She's made me grow in my faith and made me a better man," he says.
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"That mistake you made is the mistake I made in my first debriefing," he said.
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"He made sure that he made the right choice on who he fired," Todd said.
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It also made us wonder what previous Broadway musicals made the cut for the Grammys.
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It was quite a cycle: My worry made me special, my specialness made me worried.
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But Tuesday night made clear that her strong polling numbers have made her a target.
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Yet the first movie made nearly $350 million, and the second one made $312 million.
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By the way, Harris made 80 percent of his shots while I made 20 percent.
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Most of the materials are not made in the US and made only in China.
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I think they made more 59.13's than we made shots outside of the paint.
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Click through to see Rihanna in the custom-made boots at Made In America Fest.
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On Sunday night, the FBI made it clear that no arrests had been made yet.
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It was obscenely popular, made a shit ton of money, and made its stars famous.
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Only soup (made on a camping stove), salads, and smoothies are made outside the oven.
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She's made some cool pieces so far, and I'm dying to get a set made.
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Personal life made public Abedin hasn't only made the news for her work with Clinton.
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No one made me feel more loved, and no one made me laugh so much.
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Harris made 2129 of 73 27-point attempts, and Williams and Rivers made three apiece.
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"Every challenge I'd ever faced has made made me stronger and more determined," Biles writes.
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But this illness, which made my body so weak, has also made me so strong.
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We've made it safer for them to operate, but also we've made it more fun.
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She made do with what she had, and it really made Stu's death stand out.
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Babies we made and now they smileat the God I made who I called Grace.
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It made her feel revealed that she had made the right choice about her health.
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Trump has made good use of the claims his detractors made about him in 2016.
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Devin Nunes made a claim about how the FBI made use of the Steele dossier.
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Yesterday, Kate Spade New York made such a strong case made for the pearl necklace.
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They've made me laugh out loud, bawl my eyes out, and made my stomach growl.
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We made the music really dark and made the lyrics fit with the sinister music.
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My legacy is that I made one film that made a difference to some people.
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They made shots, they slowed us down and made us play in the half court.
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And when Stassi found out he finally made it, it made for an emotional moment.
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Her case made headlines and her experience made her a central figure for immigration activists.
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" "I think that you've made huge progress here," she responds, "but you've made bad choices.
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The court made the decision in April but it was only made public on Tuesday.
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If the Grand Hyatt made Trump rich (beyond family money), Trump Tower made him famous.
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Headway made To be sure, Trump has made some headway on his tough trade stance.
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The map cannot unfortunately be made to scale but was made as large as possible.
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It made me love training again, and it made me embrace my body, embrace life.
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Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that b**ch famous.
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And my choices — made with the goal of disappearing — had made me stand out, instead.
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More accurately, none of their predecessors ever made the mistakes the Trump administration has made.
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Know that as geography has made us neighbors, history and hope have made us friends.
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He ultimately made threats and the decision was made to divert to the closest airport.
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I committed myself to this, and I made a goal and I made it happen.
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"You made me work and you made me work a year ago," KSI told Paul.
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Her third dress, which was also made from silk, was custom-made by Ralph & Russo.
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Comments made by family members had even stronger effects than comments made by unrelated people.
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Antoine Bibeau made his NHL debut in the Maple Leafs' goal and made 24 saves.
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KFC also made this Golden Lava Custard mooncake, which is made with salted egg yolk.
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"We made the tasks purposely difficult so they made a lot of errors," said Gianaros.
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"I think they've made some mistakes in some of the moves they've made," he continued.
|
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Judge Bonadio made the decision on Friday, but it was not made public until Monday.
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Pope Francis compared anti-gay comments made by politicians to speeches made by Adolf Hitler.
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By 212, I made $230,230 in gross income, and last year, 43, I made $24,210.
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Generation X made slightly less in their 20s ($202,100), and boomers made the least ($195,700).
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That made room for RHP Reynaldo Lopez, who made his first big league start Tuesday.
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He has made 288 3-pointers this season, eclipsing the 286 he made last season.
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Update: A number of readers have made a point that I should have made earlier.
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People think 'made in China' even though it says 'made in Hong Kong' right here.
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No, what made the Whalers special was how the franchise made Hartford feel special, too.
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Anxiety has made me ask for help, made me vulnerable, and thereby deepened my friendships.
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The contents of any statements made are believed to be accurate at the time made.
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It's religion that's made life this sacred thing, and made death into this supreme taboo.
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I understand them, but for me, if she made a hit, she made a hit.
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It made some kind of sense to your friend, and it made sense to you.
|
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Republicans made a fuss after Facebook (and Twitter) made minor changes aimed at curbing misinformation.
|
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" This Valentino scarf should say "Made in Italy," but the fake says "Made in China.
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However, avoiding flying has made travel more time-consuming and it has made planning trickier.
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Yes, I made myself more rich, but I was the one who made it happen.
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Learning about this made me re-evaluate my parents' relationship and the decisions they made.
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Letícia Parente painstakingly sewing the words "Made in Brazil" into her foot made me cringe.
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He's made careers, and he has made a fortune, for himself and for his employer.
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I went and mommy made me a new dress, made out of colored feed sack.
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It's made lists of the greatest animated films — or just the greatest films — ever made.
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In some places the wall is made of excess, in others it's made of privation.
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A vessel is specially made for carrying water, but I was not made for motherhood.
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Cartoons are typically made for children, and adult cartoons are typically made for man-children.
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This film could be made anywhere in America, but it's made here in my backyard.
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"I don't know what mistakes have been made if any have been made," Grassley said.
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The scenes in Manhattan made me ripe with envy, and the clothes made me swoon.
|
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"I thought they made us look bad, but we made ourselves look bad," Krzyzewski said.
|
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It it is made to appear that the claims made by Sanders are his opinions.
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Monsoon flooding cut off their escape path and has made made previous rescue attempts difficult.
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One argument made to me was that the system in place made Harbaugh do it.
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"I haven't been made whole, and I guess I'll never be made whole," Panton said.
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Sushi is made of pure ingredients and this is made of tomatoes, which are real.
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Favors made another layup before Bogdanovic made a 3-pointer for a 132-127 lead.
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They made just 2 of 14 3-pointers but made 24 of 31 free throws.
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It was just a choice I made and one I should have made years before.
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I haven't made a decision about who, I have not made a decision about when.
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The burgers are made fresh daily with premium Angus beef on a locally made bun.
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When a diagnosis could be made by photos alone, the sites made several correct diagnoses.
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We have made here good matches, and we have made here not-too-good matches.
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McCarthy, who is 103-0, made just nine starts last season, and Ryu made one.
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It's an American-made vehicle, made with locally-sourced products in America, using American talent.
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Pre-made cocktails Popular overseas, the pre-made cocktail trend is finally hitting the states.
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Pulled myself together on the back nine, made some good swings, made a few putts.
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About 20 percent made between $50,000 and $74,85033 and about 15 percent made under $30,000.
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His white hair has made him distinctive, and his silver tongue has made him memorable.
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Access made the stars more like mortals, and made the gossip columnists more like stars.
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Mooney also made a 3-pointer during the run, and Gibbs made a jump shot.
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Semyon Varlamov made his fourth straight start in the Islanders' goal and made 24 saves.
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Semyon Varlamov made his fourth straight start in the Islanders' goal and made 43 saves.
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Trump made those comments just as Congress was being made aware of the whistleblower report.
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And it made me uncomfortable, and I hope I made them uncomfortable, honestly, with everything.
|
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"It is a made in China, made for China initiative," Hook said, according to Reuters.
|
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Most Echo products are made for adults, but the Echo Glow is made for kids.
|
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She'd finally done something almost everyone agreed was worthwhile: She'd made something that made money.
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And that's when we made the decision that it made sense for us to pivot.
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It's "a man-made crisis [with] a man-made solution," beginning with an immediate ceasefire.
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It certainly made me a better prosecutor and has made me a far better judge.
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She made sure I never went without, but also made sure not to spoil me.
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I MADE THAT POINT ON THE AIR I MADE IT TO HIM AND CONSUMERS, ULTIMATELY.
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Bernier made 37 saves on 40 shots after Howard made 11 saves on 14 shots.
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LSU made just 143 of 24 3-pointers and UMBC made just 5 of 213.
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It made an argument that needed to be made, and didn't try to be balanced.
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But then they kind of made it mixed reality because they made it more integrated.
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This made sense to me, and I was surprised I had never made the connection.
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Not quite a decade later Jenkins made "Wonder Woman," which made more than $821 million.
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Another difference is that Trump made a blanket refusal, whereas Biden made a limited one.
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And I've made more than one, but none of them made any sense to me.
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And if slaveholders made money through slave-backed mortgages, their lenders made even more money.
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Both were made by London jewelers Cleave and Company who also made Markle's engagement ring.
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Why do you think Harvard made this decision, or the admissions office made this decision?
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"Cold Life" really kind of made the label and made things start happening for them.
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"I do not minimize how cruel that was, but I think it made me funny, it made me fight back, it made me a stronger human being, and it made me realize that food was, you know, kind of my only protection," Anderson, 65, said.
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They made a nice profit on all of them — "Chainsaw Massacre" made $107 million worldwide on a $9.5 million budget, "Amityville" made $108 million worldwide on a budget of $33.33 million, and "Elm Street" made over $115 million worldwide on a $35 million budget.
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Both are made from fresh sugar cane juice (unlike most rums, which are made from molasses), but the former is made on large column stills; the latter, the only type connoisseurs consider worthy to drink, is made on a smaller scale using pot stills.
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The plants closing either assembled or made parts for sedans; a couple of the facilities made trucks as well, but those trucks are also made in Mexico, according to CNN.
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The White House reportedly used Chinese-made silverware while serving refreshments on Monday at its annual Made in America Product Showcase, which is meant to show off American-made products.
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God, who made change, made change change, he made reason reason, bother bother, dust dust: then, lo, the mother bleeper goes and vanishes before he makes decrease decrease, limit limit.
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A decade ago, China bought Jeeps made in Michigan by Chrysler, bulldozers and other construction equipment made in Illinois by Caterpillar and huge diesel engines made in Indiana by Cummins.
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That made me less motivated to seek out additional writing gigs, which meant I made less money, creating a cycle that made me feel more disposable than I already did.
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" Swift claimed she was never made aware of the specific lyric "I made that bitch famous.
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Modi made much of the progress India has made since independence from British rule in 1947.
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This may have made it more effective, but it also made it politically invisible to citizens.
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Howard made 31 saves in goal for Detroit, and Holtby made 23 saves for the Capitals.
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" She added, "Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that [expletive] famous.
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"We made choices with this room that we definitely wouldn't have made by ourselves," Rosenthal says.
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Offense, defense, pitching—it doesn't matter, plays will be made when they need to be made.
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DeVos later said that senators were conflating donations she made and those made her mother's foundation.
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He made it clear that he had not made the determination that there was a crime.
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He unfolds in space, made of pure Light, looking like he's made of melted candle wax.
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And never made those remarks, that I was a great guy, and never made the remarks.
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"This is not a decision made on personalities, it's made on policies," Meadows said Monday night.
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During his career, he made the All-Star game twice and made eight All-Defensive teams.
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It says it's here to fundamentally rethink how cars are made, and what they're made for.
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The vaccine is made out of a man-made protein that is called epidermal growth factor.
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My parents made us watch him every week which made the SNL sketches all the sweeter.
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That's how the world was made for Māori, and that's how my art is made, too.
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She made her point of view the only one that matters — and she made it hilarious.
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Losing my hair made me sad but seeing you rock your bald head made it easier.
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I made it like a three-piece band with the other guys I made it with.
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"We haven't made patterns in America, we haven't made the product in America forever," he said.
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The Rebels made four more free throws before Mitchell made a layup with 16 seconds left.
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That night, he made it clear and made me believe that he was there for me.
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The GoLocal team simply could not find one made in America, so they made one themselves.
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In his worst month, he made around $3,133, and this month — his best — he made $12,000.
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Like much of the exposition's "White City," they were made of plaster, not made to last.
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Crossing the major intersections made me a little anxious, because people, in general, made me anxious.
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"He made me laugh, he made me cry, I loved him so very much," she says.
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The strife-filled story isn't made more engaging through a lumbering structure made up of flashbacks.
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These early recordings were made from shellac, not the resin that records are made with today.
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But each tree he cut down made the farm less productive, which made money even tighter.
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The breadth of the movies they made probably weren't going to be made by other studios.
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Women made up a majority of the crowd, although men made a strong showing of support.
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You made knee socks a trend again, rocked vintage apparel and even made suspenders look cool.
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Knowing what would happen somehow made it more boring and, even worse, it made me jaded.
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And it made me feel vulnerable, and it made me feel like I was all alone.
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During his career, he made the All-Star game twice and made eight all-defensive teams.
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And he could have made himself all-powerful, could have made himself potentially president for life.
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The revision history allows you to see who made different changes and when they were made.
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And that made me different so I definitely got made fun of a lot, called names.
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I don't make mistakes today that I made many years ago, because I've already made them.
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Which made me feel terrible because I had made that judgment and I was so wrong.
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"She made sure she had organic cotton made without pesticides and chemical free," the source says.
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But phones made up 64.6 percent of total sales, while internet services made up 9.3 percent.
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The redactions made to protect the privacy of the letter writers were made by the Fed.
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If she made The River Wild for her daughters' generation, she made Bridges for her own.
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Then I showed up and just kind of made some friends, and Ashley made it easy.
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She's made a Valentine's card for Brooklynn, decorated candy canes and made a new dream catcher.
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Or if it is man-made, it's part of a man-made hoax perpetrated by China.
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The aims of Communitas are the subtext made corporeal, question made flesh, and reconciliation of compartmentalization.
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The smell of the deer's innards made me gag, which, in turn, made my dad laugh.
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Latinos made up just 8% of staff inside state parties, while black Americans made up 14.5%.
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With every chalk mark we made, we thought about that woman who had made that journey.
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It's an iconic song made famous by Harry Richman and made hilarious by Gene Wilder. 10.
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When I made the decision [to divorce], everyone said it was made up for the show.
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Multiple attempts have been made to reform the current systems but limited progress has been made.
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"We've made our mark and made a pretty significant impact on getting international players," Lloyd said.
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And I think that investment we made in wage has made us an employer of choice.
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During his career he made the All-Star game twice and made eight All-Defensive teams.
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We made a mistake when Rochelle Ritchie first alerted us to the threat made against her.
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Some changes can be made incrementally, and many such changes have been made in recent years.
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One in 5 Republicans said Trump made them embarrassed while 66% said he made them proud.
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It made up 29 percent of all land in Nigeria, while farmland made up 2200 percent.
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Google has made progress, according to company officials, but its methods have not been made public.
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And not only has she made a story of that nature, but she's made THE story.
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Simply signing a form that made this possible, the groups said, made them complicit in sin.
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It made me dance, it made me think, it seduced and entertained me to no end.
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Siakam made two 3-pointers and VanVleet made one as the lead grew to 66-41.
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What will be will be, what fights get made get made, and what fights don't, won't.
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They're made from water-friendly, quick-drying webbing that's made from polyester, nylon, and recycled PET.
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"It was either Kessler beer made in Helena or Highlander beer made in Missoula," Maclean wrote.
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He made some spectacular plays, Tyre made an awesome catch and that was the ball game.
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US gunmakers made 833,123 of these weapons in 2016, nearly double the amount made in 2015.
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He is interested in what made Jews Jews, rather than in what made them simply human.
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Promise made: Johnson has made cutting tax a central part of his campaign for the premiership.
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The Ukrainian official who made the offer told the Daily Beast it was made in jest.
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"The United States has made zero concessions, but North Korea has made some promises," she said.
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I made this on FruityLoops [plays grime-meets-Ginuwine banger he made when he was 14].
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"We have not made any request, we have not made any demand," he told The Hill.
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If Synchronized Swimming is made worse by its association with Sports, Rhythmic Gymnastics is made whole.
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I came up with a pseudonym, made a profile, made a description, and uploaded some selfies.
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Perhaps, but I feel even the progress she's made today has made the whole experience worthwhile.
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Stapleton could have made any kind album he wanted to make, and he made this one.
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This made Kryos' spymaster happy but made the rest of his military think I was weak.
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But we are made to understand that Evie's decisions are made freely of her of volition.
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We made out a bit longer and made plans to meet up at a later date.
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In 2019, Facebook made $70 billion from advertising while Google's parent company Alphabet made $162 billion.
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" She added, "Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that bitch famous.
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He got his hands on ten samples: seven made in Asia and three made in France.
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That's made me rethink the Amazon thing, and it's made me rethink the big-box stores.
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The gallery has made a lot of money this weekend, while De Robertis has made none.
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Made from a $15 million budget, Clue only made $14.6 million while it was in theaters.
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Reading poetry just made me want to talk to Max again, and that made me sad.
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Have you ever just made something and thought to yourself "Damn, I made something really good"?
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It's home to 9,216 processing chips made by IBM, and 27,648 graphics processors made by Nvidia.
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Slowing growth has now made geographic expansion crucial, and new distribution models have made it easier.
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Earlier in her career, Paris-born Smith made hybrid objects made from deconstructed pieces of furniture.
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Looking at the fire made it hard to believe that anyone had made it out alive.
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Though made from white grapes, the wine had been made as if it were a red.
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Colombia made attacking substitutions because they were chasing a goal, while England made two defensive ones.
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I might have also made ice cream for dessert, usually rum raisin made with Jamaican rum.
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"There's nothing to it," I made the mistake of saying after watching a few being made.
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None of the big four made the top ten for number of utility patent applications made.
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It'll be made at a GM facility with more news about how it's made coming soon.
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Jeffries made a free throw before Tyree's dunk with 210 seconds left made it 73-27.
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Americans continue to consume more and more foreign-made products that used to be made here.
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"It hasn't made me a great cook, but it has made me more confident," she said.
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I think it's actually made him happier and made him play at even a higher level.
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Others made vulgar comments, and some bragged about sexual conquests that they might have made up.
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VCU made only 13 of 22 foul shots while the Flyers made 22 of 31 attempts.
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By contrast, he has made little headway on other central promises made during last year's campaign.
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The past year also made a record for store closing, with over 2628 closing announcements made.
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This change was made to maximize the amount of money that can be made for charity.
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Every right decision I've made — every right decision I've ever made — has come from my gut.
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That's made it difficult for his aides to predict when, precisely, the announcements will be made.
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About 37 percent made less than $25,000 a year, and 78 percent made less than $85033,000.
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Bonam made a free throw and Zamora made two as Arizona State could not score again.
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" [IMAGE] This Valentino scarf should say "Made in Italy," but the fake says "Made in China.
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But the data all said that women in 363 made about 99% of what men made.
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Products made in the United States are often only possible because they use foreign-made inputs.
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In Africa or the Levant, these were made by modern humans, in Spain Neanderthals made them.
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"We have made no progress as the market has made a lot of progress," Worth said.
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The speech he made Friday to conservatives at the Conservative Political Action Conference made that clear.
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Globalization made possible China's challenge to America unipolarity, but it has made bipolarity impossible as well.
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Trump has threatened tariffs on not just foreign-made vehicles, but auto parts made abroad, too.
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Why is it somebody who was made by television and essentially made himself out of television?
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When they finally made the record, it took a while to get it made and recorded.
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I don't mind a president who has made mistakes because all human beings have made mistakes.
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He made Turntable FM. He made Turntable FM. Which was a huge deal for a week.
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When you see the kind of deals made in our country: They're made for their benefit.
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Warren made the same defense Friday morning that she's repeatedly made over the past several months.
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She made the decision to speak out, she said; Mr. Franken made the decision to resign.
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He has made some really stupid statements, which Hillary's campaign has naturally made the most of.
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The skills that made Nina a smuggler and double-crosser also made her a consummate survivor.
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Dark Phoenix made me wish the people who made this movie would have taken that advice.
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Can you explain why you made the first decision and why you made the second decision?
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The tweet stated that analysis at Porton Down had made clear the substance was Russian-made.
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"He not only made me a movie star but made me a filmmaker," wrote Ice Cube.
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For much of its history, Gibson was a Panamanian company, and while Gibson-branded guitars are indeed made in the United States, there is much more to Gibson Brands than American-made guitars: Chinese-made Baldwin pianos, Chinese- and Japanese-made Epiphone guitars, Boston-based Cakewalk Software, Malaysian-made Cerwin Vega audio components, a stake in Japanese electronics firm Onkyo, and much more.
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It would be a precisely imagined architecture of sadness: gargoyles made of night sweat, moldings made of longest minutes, support beams made of I-can't-go-on-I-must-go-on .
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Noodles made from spiralized zucchini, pizza crusts made from cauliflower, and sweet treats made from dried fruit rinds just scratch the surface of ways you can make your favorite food healthier.
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High technology has made our lives easier; made us better at our jobs, and created jobs that never existed before; it has made the people we care about closer to us.
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Her brightly colored works can be divided into painted reliefs made of wood; layered collages made of amate paper, fabric, and leather; a tapestry or runner made of hand-dyed wool.
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Worth noting: The number of statements made about Kavanaugh easily outnumbers the 1663,2166 statements made about Neil Gorsuch and 2165,2151 statements made about Obama nominee Merrick Garland in the same period.
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The Bell 429, made by a unit of Textron, the AW109, made by a unit of Italy's Leonardo, and the H145M made by Airbus are all in the running, they reported.
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But those dosas have a large extended family: dosas from Karnataka made with grated cucumber; dosas from Tamil Nadu made with pearl millet flour; and dosas from Kerala made with jaggery.
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A friend that made me laugh and made me feel less alone, made me feel special and worthwhile, and then once we started dating, it was a zero to 60 catapult.
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At least 161 arrests were made in Los Angeles and 200 were made in Atlanta, though Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials did not say many arrests were made in total.
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Other innovative products include MarinaTex, a plastic film made from fish waste that's suited to making sandwich bags; sequins made from plant matter; and drinks containers and sachets made from seaweed.
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If the lesson the left takes away from this is that all Trump voters are racist, they will be making the same mistake the Republican party made, the Democratic Party made, the national news media made and the NFL has made in misunderstanding this coalition of people.
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Or you had these artisans that worked in these little markets, and they got wiped out by industrialisation because suddenly someone made the, whatever it is they made, they made a lot of them, they made it a lot faster, and so they got wiped out.
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The amounts would start phasing out for individuals who made more than $75,000 in 2018 and married couples who made more than $21625,2900, and would be fully phased out for individuals who made more than $220006,2202 in 2628 and married couples who made more than $28500,6900.
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The battery in the Note 7 is made up of a positive layer made of lithium cobalt oxide, a negative layer made of graphite, and a layer to separate those two materials.
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Upcycling trash into treasure isn't a new concept, with backpacks made from old cars, coffee cups made from coffee, and craft beer made from recycled human pee all in production right now.
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Matt Damon made the mistake of sitting next to Chris Hemsworth in public, and Mother Nature made him pay for it -- well, a large bird with full bowels actually made him pay.
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There was a range of other toasty drinks from this family, too: the Smoking Pope (made with burgundy), Smoking Cardinal (made with Champagne), and Smoking Beadle (made with ginger wine and raisins).
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As the crowd moved, their collective body heat raised the temperature of the room, and all that warmth made people sweat, which made things get humid, which made people perspire even more.
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There's a few other alternative reverse engineering and analysis tools such as IDA, made by European company Hex Rays; Radare, made by volunteers; and Binary Ninja, made by Florida-based Vector 35.
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We inherited decisions that they made, and that's fine," Trump said, adding that "we undid some of the regulations that were made that made it very difficult, but I'm not blaming anybody.
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They would start at $1,200 for people who made less than $75,000 and decrease for individuals who made more than that or married couples who filed jointly and made $150,000 or more.
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But only OpenTable charges for each reservation made through the platform — $1 per reservation made directly on OpenTable's site and apps and 25 cents for each reservation made on a restaurant's website.
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"We'll look at the choices you've made and match you with a mix of people, some of whom have made the same choices, some of whom have made different choices," Mehta says.
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The strength of the dollar in global currency markets has made it cheaper for American consumers to buy foreign-made goods, and more difficult for foreign customers to buy American-made ones.
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We made the city stronger, we made the city freer, and we left her in good hands.
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I made a comparison to Nazis that I shouldn't have made, and I shouldn't have done it.
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CapitalG has not made a formal announcement and it was not clear when Google made the investment.
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It's made of Ekoa, a proprietary composite of flax linen and bio-resin made from industrial waste.
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Police believed most of the threats were made by one person and that copycats made some others.
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He claims Villalobos made dry cleaning runs for him and made off with $4,000 worth of clothing!
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The first generation crosses were made in 1997 and the second generation crosses were made in 2000.
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Remember, the ruling, the Abood ruling which made the precedent here was made in the late &apos70s.
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CEO Arthur Peck made 153,215 times more than the median company employee, who only made about $294,22017.
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It includes 16 "ready-made pimples," which, when squeezed, squirt "pus" (made from natural oils and beeswax).
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You've made me laugh for 12 years, and tonight you made me cry with Sheldon's touching speech.
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Certainly, we look at all offers made like that, but no decision is being made right now.
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Rosenstein had made the case for firing Comey in a memo made public by the White House.
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This includes deodorants made in Britain and ice creams made in continental Europe, it said on Thursday.
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The Dow made it from 210,211 to 20,000 without a setback, and made it 21,000 on Tuesday.
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"This accord wasn&apost made for the FARC, it was made for the local communities," he said.
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So, we and everything else are made of atoms, and atoms are made of protons and neutrons.
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" The spokesperson added, "Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that [expletive] famous.
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"I really didn't get it, because she is 'self-made'— we are all 'self-made,'" Kardashian argued.
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Plus, they've also made a popsicle, made with hydroponic herbs like woodruff, coriander, Spanish chervil and sorrel.
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And yes, I just used the word "man-made" because, let's be real, men made these problems.
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Follow-up question: Which choice do you think the publishing industry made when that query was made?
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The comments Trump made on that tape, along with his personal history, made some conservative voters uncomfortable.
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The Buffaloes also made only 7 of 13 free throws, while the Cardinal made 14 of 16.
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Tesla was like listening to a call from a real company that made cars and made money.
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We had this great wig made, and it made everything a lot easier — and my hair healed!
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The serious political maneuvering was cut Friday when Obama made a move that made Twitter collectively giggle.
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"They're not gaffes," he said confidently, referring to the public quips he's made that have made headlines.
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Arrests were made for disorderly conduct, though law officials have yet to confirm how many were made.
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And you made me feel proud about being from a place that other people made fun of.
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Our mobile phones and other devices incorporate US-made chipsets, US-made operating systems and other components.
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The couple made a memorable impression as they made their pitch wearing designer clothes and expensive jewelry.
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Florida made 11-of-15 3-pointers in the first half and LSU made 1-of-9.
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Neither team shot well — Colorado made 42.6 percent from the field and Arizona State made 42.2 percent.
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He says many of the character choices made about Tyler were made after Shazad came on board.
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She didn't just make that day bearable — she made it memorable, and she made it really fun.
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Winfrey made waves last weekend when she made a rousing acceptance speech at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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"I think we've made some improvements that result in the progress that we have made," he added.
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Unfortunately, many of the mistakes that were made in Mali are also being made in Burkina Faso.
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The CBC PAC, which is made of some CBC members in Congress and others, made that endorsement.
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The next year I became a counselor and made $50, and the following year I made $100.
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Gary Hart made several bids for commander-in-chief in the '80s and very nearly made it.
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It added the calculations were made without access to Sharjah's GDP data, which is not made public.
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But what made him different—what made people laugh when they saw him play—was his wit.
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" Michelle responded, "you have just made our day," to which McLaurin retorted, "well, you've made my day!
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Where it stands: The Trump administration made the June payments, but hasn't made any promises beyond that.
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Ricardo Rosselló to step down after remarks he made in a private group chat were made public.
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Before he made shows like Scream Queens, American Horror Story, and Glee, Ryan Murphy made Nip/Tuck.
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From that time forward, Hersl made it his mission to block any progress the rising rapper made.
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"They've made amends personally, but haven't made amends publicly," he told PEOPLE at the event on Sunday.
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The money made includes money made by the manager on their oewn personal investment in the fund.
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Timothy's made headlines for claiming Kelly has made his daughter, Joycelyn Savage, one of his sex slaves.
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We have made huge strides, but we also made a bit of a mess along the way.
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Initially, the custom-made game was available mostly by mail but was recently made available at Target.
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That positive attitude made Ruszczyk, 40, a favorite in her community -- and made her sudden death jolting.
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Some changes were made due to structural reasons and some changes were made due to performance reasons.
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"We both made it to 39 weeks and made it to our scheduled delivery day," Jalynne explained.
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The organizers had made it clear that no deals were to be made at that day's event.
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If the 1990s are any indication, investigations only made Team Clinton stronger and made their enemies suffer.
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Maybe it was made for adults, but it sure doesn't feel like it was made by them.
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Heterosexual and bisexual men made more than gay men, and gay men made more than heterosexual women.
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This understanding has made my behaviors easier to work with — has made me easier to work with.
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I've just haven't made any putts and, importantly, haven't made the key ones to keep momentum going.
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I'd emphasize that porn is just sexual fantasy made visual, made external, where others can see it.
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But eventually we made it to our champagne and hot tub, which made it all worth it.
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It had moments that made us howl with laughter, and moments that made us scream with anger.
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Last time I checked, Republicans made up 24 percent of the electorate; Democrats made up 44 percent.
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Beyoncé and Monae have made those languages public for all to see and made millions doing it.
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And I think it made us stronger, united us, made us work together more as a sport.
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Our culture always maintains a dichotomy between machine-made and man-made, and she is merging that.
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It made me furious, it filled me with both hatred and pity, and it made me ashamed.
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Verstappen and Raikkonen made two pit stops for tire changes, while Vettel and Ricciardo each made three.
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The songs he made are essential, but secondary to who he was and why he made them.
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The decision was made last week, according to the Post, though no public announcement has been made.
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Allegations were made that some in Mr Trump's inner circle had made illicit contact with Russian officials.
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Molecules made inside the body by reprogrammed cells should be cheaper than those made in expensive cultures.
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She made her first big speech at the same age her father was when he made his.
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Had it made fewer Spectacles and made them harder to find, it could have created artificial demand.
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Both Alberto and Galen have made their perspectives clear and fully refute the allegations made against them.
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The Red Raiders made all 17 of their foul shots, while the Sooners made 10 of 14.
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The facility will be Missouri's biggest and will be made up of 175 American-made wind turbines.
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The statement made by MIA Fem referenced has not been made public by Buzzfeed or Privacy International.
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More people believed false claims that Democrats made than those that had been made by the President.
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Violence and threats made against land rights campaigners has also undermined gains made in land restitution efforts.
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"I've made a table and I've made two bird houses to national wildlife federation standards," he said.
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The cake officially made the Guinness Book of World Records for the most expensive cheesecake ever made.
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The same calls were made in the wake of September's tsunami, and are being made again now.
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Jenner made headlines in March after Forbes declared her the youngest self-made billionaire ever at 21.
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Ultimately, Tronc reminds us that content isn't made to be loved, it is made to be monetized.
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And that they trust decisions that will be made because they won't be made in the interest.
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Harvey Weinstein made people famous, which means he made them rich; this is how one purchases indifference.
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"We haven't made any announcement and, as far as I know, haven't made any decision," Ross added.
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Thousands and thousands of people were made dramatically better off — and few, if any, were made poorer.
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"You know you made it when the fact your marriage made it is worth millions," he raps.
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It made me feel divine, and it made me feel connected to the divinity in the world.
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They made the burgers right there; the burger wasn't sitting under a heat lamp made hours ago.
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"The majority of the chocolate made in the UK isn't made from beans at all," says Brennan.
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Perry only made his UFC debut in August of 2016, but he has certainly made a splash.
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"Two or three vendors made a smart contract and made a bunch of money… This is over."
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This product was made by the same guys who made the paint that turns walls into whiteboards.
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As we were walking out, he made a comment that made it clear he had done it.
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"We made it—we made it specifically for this [drug trafficking] too," Ramos told the undercover agents.
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Whedon's show made high school an actual hellscape, one that made literal every teenage anxiety and insecurity.
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It used to be taken for granted that musicians made music, actors acted, and chefs made food.
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When we made this announcement we made it clear that this was on a go-forward basis.
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We made the beat, and I was writing through the beat when the beat was getting made.
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All of the deals she made with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made it into the final bill.
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Felton made 4 of 5 3-pointers and the Tar Heels (0003-2) made 13 of 25.
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Only two of the eight made the Super Bowl again, and one more made the conference championship.
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It was being made in South Africa, whose racist apartheid policy had made it an outlaw nation.
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"We have made significant adjustments to our worship programs and made church services available online," Hollerith said.
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In the more recent work, he made collages on Yupo paper, which is made of polyester fiber.
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Movies were made about him, he made cameos on TV shows, and he inspired composers and songwriters.
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If a deal gets made, it probably won't be made, in the open, on the Senate floor.
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The qualities that made Prince such an entertaining musician also made him a fascinating on-screen presence.
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If God made all of us, then He made all of us, the good and bad parts.
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He has made the theme of promises made, promises kept the anthem of his re-election effort.
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They dressed him, made casts of his feet and hands, they also made the foot and handprints.
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Reuters was unable to determine whether any bribes were actually made or who made the December calls.
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After Washington made a pair of free throws, Henry made consecutive shots for a 53-46 lead.
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Mr. Berman had made his own recommendation to the attorney general, which has not been made public.
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Vic Hadfield made No. 11 fashionable at Madison Square Garden decades before another Ranger made it eternal.
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He made mental notes of what seemed to please the church leaders and what made them mad.
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People sometimes did things not because they made sense but because nothing else made much sense either.
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It was the longest throw ever made with a wooden javelin (javelins are now made of metal).
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The Yankees made one roster change Friday morning — though it's one they would have rather not made.
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But in the eight days since Barr made his request, Trump has made a mockery of him.
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As campaign manager, I made a fraction of what other consultants have made on unsuccessful presidential campaigns.
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"The media has effectively made him a distraction and he's made himself a distraction," the source said.
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"It is a made-in-China, made-for-China initiative," Hook told reporters on a conference call.
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The ruling by the Swiss Federal Court was made on March 17 and made public on Thursday.
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The issue is not who "made the deals," but who directed the deals to be made. 7.
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But-- Berkshire's made mistakes and, you know, I got involved in Solomon when they made a mistake.
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"We have made no concessions despite some of the media saying that I've made concessions," he said.
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I made Bulletproof coffee and opened email and DMs and made sure there wasn't anything too pressing.
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The royal family was reportedly not made aware that the announcement was being made ahead of time.
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Those women playwrights of color made the recognizable unrecognizable—which is to say, they made it art.
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Krystal Ball: Why Andrew Yang made the 5th debate (and others didn't) MORE made the 5th debate.
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Jeremy Pargo's 3 with 7:24 left made it 96-89, and the Warriors made it interesting.
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