"It's made for fandom and it's made for fannish people," Brennan told Vox.
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Suddenly the role was made for me and I was made for it.
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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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Most Echo products are made for adults, but the Echo Glow is made for kids.
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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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If it's not being made for people of color, then that means this is made for white folk.
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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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The accessories were made for the phone, and the phone was made for these accessories, for better and worse.
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Channel owners are now presented with two setting choices for their content: made for kids or not made for kids.
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But they made for lots of bipartisan legislation, because the loose coalitions made for large areas of substantive cross-partisan agreement.
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And looking at it in terms of sacrifices made for a record, Transgender Dysphoria Blues has the most sacrifices made for it.
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There were quilts made for foster children, a textural quilt made for blind children, we also had quilts for victims of HIV/AIDS.
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It's made for a tremendous TV show, unlike anything else, but it's also made for one that's hard for people to invest in.
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We want our clothes to fit as though they were made for our bodies—or to be actually made for our bodies, if we can afford it—and we want our tech to feel as though it was made for our lives.
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But are these phones explicitly made for anal retention, or are they just like aluminum foil: made for one thing, occasionally used for another?
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A lot of mainstream porn isn&apost necessarily made for a queer audience, with sites specifically made for queer people few and far between.
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When you look at parts of France, Italy, the islands—there's a divide between the wines made for locals, and the wines made for exporting.
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They are all made for ... everything on the internet is made for a white man who lives in San Francisco, and who wants things delivered.
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Let there be no doubt that whatever sacrifices we journalists make, they are not made for our own glory or enrichment: They are made for you.
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Betty and Veronica!) to OG costumes made for two, here are 11 costume ideas that were made for double, double toil and trouble (that's you guys!).
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In September, YouTube said it would require all video producers on its platform to designate their videos as made for children or not made for children.
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Nominations: Best television limited series or motion picture made for television, both Kaitlyn Dever and Merritt Wever for best actress in a limited series or motion picture made for television, and Toni Collette best supporting actress in a limited series or motion picture made for television.
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He also took his bow in a customized black sequined Hillary for President "Made for History" T-shirt, a version of which he has made for Mrs.
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It made for one of the most memorable, made-for-TV moments in modern political convention history -- with both Cruz and Trump getting exactly what they wanted.
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MADE-FOR-TV MOMENT The arrival of the released prisoners in the dead of night created a made-for-TV moment for Trump, a former reality television host.
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MADE-FOR-TV MOMENT The arrival of the released prisoners in the dead of night created a made-for-TV moment for Trump, a former reality television host.
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"What I will say is these shows are not made for critics, they are first and foremost made for the fans," Jones said in an interview with Metro.
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Overall, there were 7 RAR events for every 100,000 orders made for multiples, compared with 41.7 RAR events for every 100,000 orders made for singletons, the study found.
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The particularly heartbreaking ballad "No One Has To Know" in episode 6, which sounds like it was made for the show, was in fact made for the show.
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Not every show is made for bingeing — The Leftovers, for instance, really needs significant digestion time — but longform mystery / action shows like Stranger Things seem tailor-made for it.
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"That whole 'it's made for a woman' thing makes it feel more special because it's made for me," Emily Spensieri, president of Female Engineered Marketing, told Vox in a 2014 interview.
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And she is thriving — she was made for this.
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JojiGetter - "Made For You (Alone Again)"Eliozie - "Smoke" prod.
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Nominations: Best television limited series or motion picture made for television, best performance by an actress in a limited series or a motion picture made for television (Kaitlyn Dever), best performance by an actress in a limited series or a motion picture made for television (Merritt Wever), best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a series, limited series or motion picture made for television (Toni Collette)Where to stream: NetflixWhere to rent/buy: N/A
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"Look, a rhetorical discussion about the cultural changes and whether we can hold anyone, male or female, to standards made for an interesting hour, made for an interesting rhetorical discussion," Lewis said.
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Some posit that eau de toilettes are made for daytime wear while eau de parfums are made for nighttime, but with all things in beauty, it is all about what you prefer.
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You know what would have made for a great episode?
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In actuality, Mahrez's goal made for an impressive technical feat.
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A confession – the Waylens Horizon is not made for me.
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First and a foremost, it's a device made for gamers.
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Garcia pulls out a map that's specifically made for migrants.
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We're not sure, but it's made for some fun headlines.
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This decision was made for the health of the family.
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This made for some interesting and slightly eerie photo moments.
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Do you ever think you weren't made for this world?
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This wine aerator and dispenser was made for those guys.
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New heroes made for little girls all over the world.
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After all, the car was literally made for the track.
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From Workaholics: Niçoise Salad Is Made For Hot Summer Evenings
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What a difference two years has made for Patton Oswalt.
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"I'm not made for doing magazine cover shoots," she said.
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These choices are made for us at the structural level.
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Most investors aren't made for that kind of roller coaster.
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Anyway, all this presumption made for such an unsatisfying ending.
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While Gardens by the Bay was made for recreational purposes ...
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They're considered racing games, but they're made for all ages.
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This wine aerator and dispenser was made for those dads.
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On it, the words "Made For Little Hands" are written.
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It's just a choice I made for me, not you.
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"This song was made for slow dancing," Pandora told Insider.
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The collection is truly made for every type of person.
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"People's mind aren't made for problems that large," Tyrion pontificates.
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Ahead, 17 badass tattoos made for women (and our allies).
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This was an oversized men's suit made for a woman.
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Together, that made for a 15% decline in trading revenue.
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Pumpkin spice and Trader Joe's were made for each other.
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It has made for very, very compelling and interesting people.
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But there's a case to be made for more spending.
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That has always made for fierce competition between handset manufacturers.
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All the twinkly lights made for quite the photo op.
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We're not ready to have that choice made for us.
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Do they have a special pocket made for their sheets?
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Light Upon the Lake is made for feeling something, man.
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Unfortunately a decision was made for him without him knowing.
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Again, this might have made for an interesting movie scene!
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These movies are made for swooning, and swoon we did.
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It made for a silly treatment of an arcane subject.
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But we were made for so much more than that.
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Adventure Time began as a short film made for Nicktoons.
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Like it wasn't made for us by an algorithm itself.
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But it made for a fun and chaotic birthday celebration.
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Similar progress needs to be made for women in prostitution.
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The adjacent interstate would have made for an easy getaway.
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These boots are made for crushing skulls, not climbing mountains.
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And it is the choice Republicans have made for themselves.
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The style choices I make are made for me alone.
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But it's still music very much made for the dancefloor.
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The data was stolen and made for sale almost immediately.
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It was as if this drug were made for me.
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The side projects made for a sizable but affordable investment.
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They feel as though they were made for my feet.
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What is the best investment you made for your skin?
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In this situation you need a tablet made for kids.
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Different election results would have made for different fiscal policy.
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The submissions have made for uncomfortable reading for company executives.
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Was this musical made for kids like him, he wondered?
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Upbeat economic data haven't made for upbeat markets in 2016.
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"I think that's a good decision ... made for our family."
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Clearly, strollers were made for human babies, not pampered dogs.
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PS: What is the last purchase you made for yourself?
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Everything on our website was made for next to nothing.
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Best television limited series or motion picture made for television
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Best television limited seires or motion picture made for television
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Donations can be made for those not attending in person.
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The emerging details of the case made for harrowing reading.
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But I do think that we are made for love.
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"Biologically, they are not made for sexual things," Milano refuted.
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A lot of movies are being made for streaming platforms.
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The first, Sony Style , was made for the electronics company.
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That moon landing has made for great cinema ever since.
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The selection made for Sex Work pulls no punches, however.
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As you can imagine, it made for some interesting play.
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How was that artificial separation made for the first time?
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Caroline: I think an argument can be made for both.
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Many suggestions have been made for bringing it under control.
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Some choices you made, while others were made for you.
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"These were made for frustrated lonely old men," he said.
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The peaks and the sky made for absolutely stunning views.
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Custom pairs have also been made for other public figures.
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Exceptions would be made for bears that threaten public safety.
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That made for an appealing narrative and an appealing cause.
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Attention antique shoppers: This toy was made for your home.
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The choices you've made for me are just that, choices.
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She responds with a smile made for soft Tumblr memes.
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I heat up egg muffins I made for the week.
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"Well, it was made for theatrical release," the director says.
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That made for a stronger, more airtight article, he said.
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Finally, tell us about this mix you made for us.
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She also said the choice made for a better movie.
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This is dorky punk rock just made for Midwestern basements.
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READ: And then that decision was made for you, right?
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But the choice, it seems, has been made for her.
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Replace brake and windshield fluids with formulas made for winter.
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Slouchy slip dresses, trousers, made for a cool, modern aesthetic.
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Not every shoe will be made for your feet's proportions.
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A Pomeranian made for a tiny interpretation of King Tut.
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Exceptions would be made for people facing torture at home.
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It's made for more interesting but sometimes less revealing storylines.
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The snowsuits Axelrod made for Hambone and Quaxelrod are adorable.
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And it was great and it made for a beautiful.
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It's made for an interesting backdrop to this particular appointment.
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That is a recommendation I've made for years as well.
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Or should the decision be made for the whole country?
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What motivated those choices you made for the visual style?
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The rocky reefs below are made for shipwrecks and seals.
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The current system is not made for speed or dynamism.
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"Goals need to be made for the individual," Alpert said.
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Those cities were made for ... they're much denser, they're old.
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Man was made for something else, to make a family.
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"These old cities weren't made for cars," Mr. Wagenbuur said.
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The next year a film version was made for PBS.
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Other strides were made for women in the late 1970s.
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This at least made for some occasionally striking abstract visuals.
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Tesla's volatile stock has always made for amazing investment opportunities.
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She favors solid black tunics and shoes made for walking.
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It's just another trivial dance made for a major dancer.
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It made for an odd Inauguration Day in the city.
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But in politics, every choice is made for a reason.
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" The other says, "The whole world was made for me.
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Which, in turn, made for a pretty loud backup chorus.
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National pledges made for the Paris Climate Agreement fall short.
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Different election results would have made for different fiscal policy.
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Best TV limited series or motion picture made for TV
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They would not have been made for the general public.
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That's why I'm convinced the Ember was made for me.
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And so SoftBank's daring bets made for a grand experiment.
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Big allocations were also made for road projects and schools.
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What a difference the past two months made for Netflix.
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Davis's are works about Black people, made for Black people.
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That would have made for birdies on three consecutive holes.
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In El Salvador, both traditional parties made for easy targets.
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For Mulvaney, the calls made for a busy recess week.
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It will require creators to identify content made for kids.
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We live in a world made for people who hear.
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"This world isn't made for someone like me," she says.
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And that's fine because this was not made for you.
|
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But what's clear is that the party atmosphere in Paradise — where hookups made for screen time, alcohol was readily available, and contestants understood that sex made for great reality TV — won't be quite the same.
|
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This display of Asian male beauty is fighting a decades-old narrative in America, a racist one where Asian male bodies were either portrayed as made for kung-fu or made for being laughed at.
|
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But the site does suggest critical consensus, and the critical consensus this summer was that the movies made for less than $100 million were generally much better than those made for more than $100 million.
|
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"I noticed that many of the claims that were being made for dog intelligence could equally, and in some cases better be made for the intelligence of some of these other animals," Lea tells me.
|
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YouTube has begun requiring channel owners to classify their content as either "made for kids" or not, with anything labeled as made for kids losing access to personalized ads, comments sections, notification bells, and more.
|
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The Apple TV App Store is made for big content players.
|
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This initial scene at the pound made for a great metaphor.
|
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Recipes I made for under $12 yielded up to four meals.
|
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The optics of the two moments made for a stark contrast.
|
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But the weirdest thing is that it's actually made for kids.
|
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And that alone should render a product made for sleeping unusable.
|
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At the small markets, these decisions are already made for you.
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Along with some toasted tortillas, it made for a fantastic dinner.
|
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Signature Amaro Montenegro cocktails were also made for the wedding guests.
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LONDON — Patrick Stewart's epic, booming voice is surely made for Shakespeare.
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The lack of appointees has made for a directionless federal government.
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Increasingly, allowances are being made for dyslexic children in the classroom.
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An adjustment was also made for the New Year's Day holiday.
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Preparations are made for the 40th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb.
|
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The brightly colored bouncy metropolis is basically made for your Instagram.
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Either way, the Twitter speculation made for a pretty entertaining afternoon.
|
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This casket shaped palette was made for this millennial funeral director.
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This book is what the term "beach read" was made for.
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We're thrilled she loved the custom tracksuit we made for her!
|
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But so far, these developments have been made for the military.
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This planetary placement was tailor-made for this time of year.
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That made for countless creative conversations between the actress and Yoka.
|
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Radio programs made for North Koreans can get their frequencies jammed.
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It made for an interesting juxtaposition with the spread of coronavirus.
|
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Lizzie: It's a vertical video, made for watching on your phone.
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Snacks made for Netflix binges Go ahead, eat your heart out.
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That kind of morning is what Black Insomnia was made for.
|
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He is a character made for this particular moment in time.
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"I think we were definitely made for each other," he says.
|
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This speaker, by comparison, is tailor made for the living room.
|
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The story of Edward Snowden seems tailor-made for Oliver Stone.
|
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The sexy rocket leaf is made for salad and grown ups.
|
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"The [petro] is tailor-made for corruption," legislator Jorge Millan said.
|
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It also made for a really fun, relaxed vibe while shooting.
|
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"There were so many great suits made for him," Kim recalls.
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I voted because this land was made for you and me.
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I wasn't made for them even though I did well there.
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Our world was made, for good and ill, by the Reformation.
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Over the years, some exceptions have been made for foreign women.
|
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"These lips were made for paradise just like me," she wrote.
|
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It's also made for some difficult conversations with athletes, he said.
|
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Sales figures for acoustic pianos have long made for depressing reading.
|
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The sweet outfit pairing made for an adorable first-day outfit.
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Of course, some of the sacrifices made for slimness still stand.
|
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The 250 who did get in made for a restive crowd.
|
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A case could be made for suspending EU subsidies to Poland.
|
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Correction: Vice made for Amy Adams's sixth nomination, not her fifth.
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That's right — these things aren't just made for popping out babies.
|
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He said, 'Well, I see this car wasn't made for lovers.
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" JB adds: "This song has been made for humans and robots.
|
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It's true that Crouch's work has made for entertaining TV before.
|
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My mom and dad, and the sacrifices they made for us.
|
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The garment, marked by her name, simply isn't made for her.
|
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But what really helps Gonzalez are cards he made for himself.
|
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But her reaction made for a pretty great GIF either way.
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Maybe, I've learned, it's because these shows weren't made for me.
|
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It is one of several pieces FAST has made for Tasset.
|
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This festive snowflake must have made for a slightly repetitive run.
|
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And so it was, above all, a competition made for television.
|
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There is a strong business case to be made for each.
|
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Historical allowances need to be made for people to be hopeful.
|
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Some things in this world are just made for each other.
|
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A call was made for emergency personnel at 4:30 p.m.
|
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Both projects made for great news items but somewhat confounding art.
|
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The two are strong personalities, almost tailor-made for a clash.
|
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And this is a facility that is tailor-made for terrorists.
|
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But no exception was made for the Chinese company's PC products.
|
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The special jacket was made for the actor by a fan.
|
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The history between Armada and Mango made for quite the tournament.
|
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It made for a nice connect and an even sweeter reverse.
|
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Many noteworthy suggestions have been made for bringing it under control.
|
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They're not made for a person that is of normal size.
|
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Chaffetz's investigations were tailor-made for Fox News and rightwing radio.
|
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New Jersey's own Storybook Land is tailor-made for celebrating Christmas.
|
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BlackBerrys are made for pounding out emails and not for gaming.
|
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We put it on our kids, it's specifically made for children.
|
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"Hairline" and "Thin" are entirely new; they're made for mobile reading.
|
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It was the one and only record we made for Columbia.
|
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Meanwhile, Trump has a presidency that is tailor-made for television.
|
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These are stories made for people who luxuriate in Easter eggs.
|
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Top bank regulators agreed fixes should be made for community banks.
|
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The centrists make promises they've made for decades and never kept.
|
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Those bags are made for industrial bakeries, where they have carts.
|
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The film was made for four months in Belgium, with Belvision.
|
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These apologies made for the sins of the past are meaningless.
|
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He denied accusations that the amendments were made for political gain.
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Time: 20 days It was made for about $320,000 that May.
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Is there a case to be made for something like that?
|
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Allowances are made for differences in the way individual students learn.
|
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Sales figures over the past year have made for grim reading.
|
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It's a bad start for a movie made for $138 million.
|
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There is no public; these exchanges aren't made for an audience.
|
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"Spying and novel writing are made for each other," he notes.
|
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And this time around, Ms. Panjabi's boots are made for running.
|
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It's made for you and puts your comfort above anything else.
|
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Are my eyes made for the stars or for the screen?
|
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I have broken every rule I made for myself on Twitter.
|
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Exceptions were also made for provincial officials who joined via videolink.
|
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A blizzard of data and events made for a hectic day.
|
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Parsons made for an endearingly cuddly deity, so does Mr. Hayes.
|
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It's really made for the woman on the go. Well-priced.
|
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The case seemed tailor-made for hardline parties looking to mobilize
|
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This made for a gloomy mood of the Future Investment Initiative.
|
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He and the Blues should have been made for each other.
|
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It&aposs the smartest financial move we made for our wedding.
|
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"This job is tailor-made for me," he said with gusto.
|
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The fifth starter's spot appears tailor-made for Sabathia early on.
|
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Amazon's shuttle service made for a pleasant, efficient 45-minute commute.
|
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But LinkedIn is specifically not made for that kind of banter.
|
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Sleeping Beauty's pink, frilly set is so not made for sleeping.
|
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Shuffle is an event made for social media-savvy food enthusiasts.
|
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Donald Trump was made for a world of Twitter and YouTube.
|
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It's said that the internet is made for porn and cats.
|
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Exemptions are made for those who are physically or mentally incapable.
|
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Our original material would have made for a fourteen-hour film.
|
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I would think about the sacrifices my parents made for me.
|
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It's a record made for people who don't like to talk.
|
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But the Switch is a machine made for humans, not gamers.
|
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I have had many knives made for him from Mumbo Jumboland.
|
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In both cases, the neighborhoods are made for cars, not kids.
|
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Here's a fun animated video Benny made for his band: Alright.
|
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Did I make this choice or was it made for me?
|
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Wisconsin coming up on April 5 is tailor-made for him.
|
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It made for excellent TV — who will forget that staredown moment?
|
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Strong winds paired with high temperatures made for a dangerous combination.
|
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Since then it's made for an appropriately spooky spot for filming.
|
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If you're craving an Italian classic, here's one made for summer.
|
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Then baby Ella arrived, and our decision was made for us.
|
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By then, the decision may have been made for you anyway.
|
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What Mr. Smith made for "The Crown" has not been disclosed.
|
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One dress she made for a head of state cost $45,000.
|
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This made for good electioneering, but it's quite clearly not true.
|
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Maybe it's my fate—I'm not sure I'm made for relationships.
|
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No serious preparations have been made for an encounter on Sunday.
|
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Crossing this with BODYSPRAY made for terrible OPTICS, didn't it, friends?
|
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Like the increased prize money, these investments are made for them.
|
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This is the case Perot made for himself, starting in 1992.
|
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The design proposal made for Manhattan incorporates both trees and greenhouses.
|
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There is definitely a case to be made for more spending.
|
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I had my ao dai dresses tailor-made for the events.
|
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I had my ao dai dresses tailor-made for the events.
|
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It was the kind of story The Enquirer was made for.
|
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Demographically, Michigan appears to be tailor-made for a Sanders victory.
|
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That would have made for a spectacular intro, albeit a spoiler.
|
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The moment was, in many ways, tailor-made for strategic thinking.
|
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Ultimately, Congress may find the decision is made for them. Sen.
|
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One alternative: Cleaning wipes that are specifically made for electronic devices.
|
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"This isn't a movie that's made for women," she told me.
|
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These small wooden boats are not made for this long trip.
|
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But the Queens waterfront park was made for moments like this.
|
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They held up a banner they had made for Ms. Akbarian.
|
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One noteworthy exception to this provision is tailor-made for Alaska.
|
|
Across the region, the power shut-off made for odd juxtapositions.
|
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There was a serious case to be made for pulling out.
|
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Exceptions would be made for public safety, utility and government projects.
|
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All of which made for delicious gossip but didn't appear true.
|
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Snowy conditions at Buttermilk Ski Resort made for picture-perfect conditions.
|
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Nobody else seemed made for it in quite the same way.
|
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They made for essential sightseeing experiences for any visitor to Croatia.
|
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It made for some interesting dialogue, but the weirdness didn't satisfy.
|
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It's a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
|
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Business broadband packages can offer features specifically made for business customers.
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So-- we knew we were sort of made for each other.
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Some might say Muhammad Ali was made for prime-time television.
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Presidents always made for comedic fodder, as did the daily headlines.
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This made for a nice headline, a few million internet clicks.
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This is made for boosting battery life, not throwing against walls.
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Seriously, Portrait Mode on the new iPhones was made for pigs.
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The changes will be made for the 2020 season, he said.
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The limited field for the Olympics made for other notable omissions.
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Zarrab, the center of the investigation, seemed made for tabloid news.
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Each setting is custom-made for the diamond the client picks.
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Keys posted 30 unforced errors, which made for the lopsided encounter.
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The bag was custom-made for the musician by Bienen Davis.
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"Zero Dark Thirty" (2012) was reportedly made for $20 million less.
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"The system, it's just made for you to fail," he said.
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The sweater Kathy made for Bill symbolized their love for Christmas.
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It is because the dress and coat he made for Mrs.
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Not all of the terrorist's pursuers made for an easy moral.
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A duck and a hedgehog made for some miserable middle seating.
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Kinda like the convention crash kit except made for foreign trips.
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Strong cases can be made for both sides of the argument.
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The chairs he made for the palace were ornate, luxury pieces.
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This brashness has made for a sometimes rocky transition to politics.
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It will stop running personalized ads on content made for kids.
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Essentially it's music made for people on dancefloors late at night.
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But no provision was made for lost freedom or violated rights.
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It's one point, and then it's made for like an hour.
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Our rolling papers are made for adult fine-cut tobacco smokers.
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Some of the stuff is even sort of made for awards.
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Catching Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman probably would've made for a better time.
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Other examples followed, including a modern version of the Lancia Stratos which Pininfarina made for Michael Stoschek, chairman of German auto supplier Brose Group, and the Ferrari SP12 EC, which was made for rock guitarist Eric Clapton.
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Shot through that quilt are memories — patchwork remnants of the dresses my mother made for me as I was growing up, bits left over from the simple blouses and skirts I made for myself in middle school.
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THIS is the level of extra that Instagram was made for, people.
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But the closely fought final meters made for a difficult race finish.
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The new series, entitled Search and Destroy, will be made for Hulu.
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It all made for most effective use of a modest, charming space.
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Despite being made for the masses, art and culture are often inaccessible.
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Remember about four weeks ago he said, 'I was made for it.
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There have also been made-for-TV moments that have bolstered campaigns.
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I have no idea why; decisions had long been made for admissions.
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So far, no claims of responsibility have been made for the attack.
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Sequin trooper and Harley Quinn Boba Fett made for a fabulous team.
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The first-ever version was made for his 1973 LP, Farewell Andromeda.
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Around 1,000 applications were made for such visas in the past year.
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So this was a special accommodation made for him by the team.
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Legal custody is about the decisions and choices made for the children.
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This thing is made for blasting out graphics at super high resolutions.
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"I [heart] my rainbow moon my dude made for me," she wrote.
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The new frock fits eerily well — like it was made for her.
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Do you have a little baby jersey made for your daughter yet?
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You use it for what it's made for—same with a camera.
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Any one of these personalities might have made for a powerful biography.
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Whatever West's mistakes: sectarian war was a choice Iraqis made for themselves.
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I'm not talking about crying along to a playlist made for heartache.
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The jumpsuit was custom-made for Williams by Nike, according to Yahoo!
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It feels like this is the first album we've made for today.
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It is possibly the best purchase I have ever made for traveling.
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It made for a strange vibe at the end of the keynote.
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This laptop seems tailor-made for schools, where Chromebooks dominate all challengers.
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They have a personalized gift made for you, usually an art piece.
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You can call it the concoction that was made for this success.
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That's about twice what he made for his first four bond movies.
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Much like Big Freedia's bounce, City Girls' music is made for twerking.
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They are soft contacts made for daily wear up to 14 days.
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Obama said "the case was not made" for an invasion of Iraq.
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It was another contest just made for the clean-cut mid-Westerner.
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The drama made for entertaining television, and the fans ate it up.
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The result is the first-ever docuseries explicitly made for mobile screens.
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The caskets were normally made for inmates who could not afford them.
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In 1997, Sorvino admitted she and Tarantino made for an odd couple.
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Yvonne had gotten special Paisley Park T-shirts made for their visit.
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The difference CBD oil made for Lance was almost immediate, Michelle says.
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The cups are made for children ages 4 to 12 months old.
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Tiny and fluttery, Ms. Burke seems made for the purely comic, too.
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Farage made for an awkward bedfellow in the Brexit camp, Gove conceded.
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It is a prediction that Shotwell has made for SpaceX before, though.
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It's from Pure Gear and doesn't carry any "Made for Google" badge.
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Unfortunately, however, my decision was made for me and I must go.
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The jumpsuit was custom-made for Williams by Nike, according to Yahoo!
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If there was ever a day made for Twitter it was Friday.
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Sure, it made for consensus-oriented moderate politics at the national level.
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A shopper tote bag made for Hypebeast heaven AKA Dover Street Market.
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History made for a little Houston Astros team that could -- next. What?
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However, it also recommends that a "special case" is made for startups.
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It's a food that is made for high, fast, or slow consumption.
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Our tent is made for two, not three, and quarters are tight.
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I feel strongly, man: Hard merch ain't made for artists these days.
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It's like this very personal thing that is just made for you.
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If spring is for new beginnings, then fall was made for reflection.
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Such permissiveness has made for a more convivial tournament than many expected.
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It's clear there is no case to be made for rushing in.
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Apple lists them all on its "Made for iPhone hearing aids" page.
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It's a piece of graffiti made for your wrist, priced at $800,000.
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"I realized that our material culture is made for us," Greeves says.
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It made for a very amused owner and a very high dog.
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All that demand being pulled forward made for a steep drop-off.
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The people, the food, and that game made for a wonderful day.
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If there was ever a case to be made for a frontrunner
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The cute artist redhead is gifting me statues she's made for me.
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This is the stuff their tough-as-hell bodies were made for.
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But it made for a really interesting season, so I'm not mad.
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It seems like everything is made for somebody much larger than me.
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The Nahmads' business, which stretches across jurisdictions, is tailor-made for offshoring.
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The make up line was made for women of color in mind.
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Each time they stopped by the office made for an uplifting experience.
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Right now, an entirely new rocket must be made for each flight.
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Unfortunately, however, my decision was made for me and I must go.
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Or who those movies would be made for, and who they'll include?
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Palin, made for cable and social media, was the precursor to Trump.
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Sony says that the 1000XM3 earbuds are made for professionals and travelers.
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The video above was made for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Not that they're planning on it—they're clearly made for each other.
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Murphy denounces kids for eating breakfast he made for them this morning.
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Clothes aren't quite adequately factored into that budget you made for yourself.
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It just isn't made for boobies and butts and stuff like that.
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The world is not made for men to make constant fun of.
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But is there a case to be made for "if he was..."?
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It's a fascinating little piece of hardware made for the discerning bikester.
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He lifted the crutches his dad made for him in the air.
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It all made for a more fluid, and arguably better, political world.
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But those gains have also made for an expensive valuation for Netflix.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats wanted a made-for-TV moment from Friday's impeachment hearing.
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Taken together, it's made for an environment friendly to safe-haven bonds.
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Bases empty and two outs made for an easy trigger to pull.
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And, Summers did say, Nick's recipe made for the perfect slime consistency.
|
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But is there a positive demand case to be made for uranium?
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Each overstated piece and tender pose is custom-made for the occasion.
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If Valentine's Day is a Hallmark holiday, Halloween was made for Instagram.
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Louisa Catherine Adams lived a life that seems made for the telling.
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But the brick track at the speedway made for a bumpy ride.
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Thankfully, it includes a robust stand specifically made for its upside frame.
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"Prodigal Son" was the last ballet made for Serge Diaghilev's Ballet Russe.
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It made for an unsettling beginning to the last days of shows.
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The facts of the case read like a "made for TV" movie.
|
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However, a forkful of superfood side made for an extremely wholesome bite.
|
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Homan and Nagda agreed on a point of clarification made for Cummings.
|
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Critics have made similar allegations against Amazon's smart devices made for children.
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An Appraisal Curtis Hanson and Los Angeles were made for each other.
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The Model S for Kids is made for Tesla by Radio Flyer.
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Tatiana, your character in "Mike and Dave," seems tailor-made for you.
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That means it was made for around $3 million to $3.5 million.
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It all made for a grueling day for the beleaguered attorney general.
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There's an economic argument to be made for workplaces to cut back.
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This mount for a Google Home Mini was made for Disney lovers.
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"It doesn't really look like it's made for mine-laying," he said.
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He turned swimming into a made for prime time event in America.
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Crew cabins barely have room to move — and are made for two.
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"Clearly, you could tell it was made for a child," he said.
|
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Over 3,000 comments and suggestions have already been made for her name.
|
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First, the made-for-iPhone cochlear implant has to hit the market.
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It was a made for prime time package, and Monday looks similar.
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Instead, it ran like something Nintendo had made for its own devices.
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It's exactly the kind of fight a Fox card was made for.
|
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Moonbug, headquartered in London, acquires and distributes media content made for kids.
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It feels almost like it was tailor made for a feature film.
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If there's one jewelry trend that's made for Instagram, it's delicate jewelry.
|
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They even went after reaction videos made for new Persona 5 trailers.
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So imagine if a video would have been made for that record.
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I was made for soup, salad, maybe chili, and then the trash.
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Plus, going tanning made for a pretty relaxing high school lunch break.
|
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Packaged thoughtfully in clear acrylic boxes, these candies were made for gifting.
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Is there a case to be made for splintering into different parties?
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Qualcomm also displayed 5G devices, which were made for the Chinese market.
|
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It's where the myths have been made for the last hundred years.
|
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Obama and contributed a T-shirt to Made for History, said — Mrs.
|
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That kind of thinking is precisely what this tool was made for.
|
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A few years after that he pitched a made-for-TV movie.
|
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Westerns were made for bloodshed, and "The Sisters Brothers" delivers as expected.
|
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Social media was made for shouting your raw opinions into the void.
|
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Here's a guide to the essentials (and a version made for printing).
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But the state's size and diversity have made for some messy experiments.
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Stay at home instead and enjoy the space you've made for yourself.
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It made for a sometimes challenging environment for the young Mr. Picardi.
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The wind gusts made for turbulent trips for those who did fly.
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Anyway, it just made for a surprising addition to the days questions.
|
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He describes his twice-yearly magazine as made for chefs, by chefs.
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Boone and Tapley, a former college quarterback, made for a complementary pair.
|
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Yet Mr. Benbanaste enjoys the kind of lifestyle seemingly made for Instagram.
|
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But the revisions made for the current production are more sensitively achieved.
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"Blake Works I," made for Paris Opera Ballet in 2016, is fresher.
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See the list of acrostic puzzles they have made for The Times.
|
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Either way, it was an engagement, and marketing plan, made for Instagram.
|
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Yet there is a case to be made for its cultural counterpart.
|
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It made for a season that organically threw everything at the wall.
|
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I think there's a case to be made for Clinton's political realism.
|
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This made for a difficult acrostic, as far as I was concerned!
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It was floppy and unstructured, a dad hat made for actual dads.
|
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Visually it's a treat, too, made for the PS4's share button.
|
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Exploring the piece made for a wonderful, Alice in Wonderland-like experience.
|
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Exceptions could be made for major events like the Fourth of July.
|
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Here's every excuse you've ever made for not unplugging on vacation — busted.
|
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RVs, when it boils down to it, they're really made for camping.
|
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The L.I.T. arrived in what looked like a stein made for babies.
|
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It starts with a three-hour course made for total coding beginners.
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So there's definitely an argument to be made for what you're saying.
|
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The conclusion of the suspended game made for some other oddities, too.
|
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It "made for quite a media spectacle," he wrote in his memoir.
|
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That made for (counts on fingers) a lot of different interpersonal dynamics.
|
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It's specifically made for Nikon's D80 camera, and includes a 105mm lens.
|
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That made for a dull show, but not a wholly unmemorable one.
|
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ET, when preparations will be made for the trial to get underway.
|
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She added that an individual risk assessment is made for each person.
|
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But jewelry that is made for one person is custom, or bespoke.
|
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The remaining five still made for a substantial piece of 50 minutes.
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They're definitely made for pups who think sticks can go fetch themselves.
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Still, there is a good argument to be made for compassionate release.
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I tried to stick to the schedule my coach made for me.
|
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" In the end, the fundraiser continued, "the decision was made for him.
|
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Man isn't made for the market, the market is made by men.
|
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The film won four Emmy Awards, including outstanding movie made for television.
|
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That he was so thin-skinned and vindictive made for great content.
|
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Thankfully for all involved, the movie was only made for $7 million.
|
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But the trade sure made for some memorable moments on the field.
|
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And she loved nothing else; she felt herself made for that only.
|
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A holiday in Tokyo also made for thin conditions, exaggerating the move.
|
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Ask Real Estate Sometimes, the decision to move is made for you.
|
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Then on Monday, Mr. Trump will get his made-for-television presentation.
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A baby tarantula made for a nice meal for this rainforest frog.
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Lee: This is a German pit-tanned leather, specifically made for insoles.
|
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The documents don't explicitly say the decision was made for political reasons.
|
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And she can't cancel the reservation they made for the rental property.
|
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Daines said Tuesday's passage of the bill made for a historic day.
|
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The Day-Glo colors and goofy dancing made for perfect GIFable moments.
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It seems like these boots were made for more than just walkin'!
|
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A fair argument can be made for the significance of 1996, too.
|
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Some exceptions are made for otherwise-forbidden material that has news value.
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Best actor in a limited series or motion picture made for TV
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I was made for soup, salad, maybe chili, and then the trash!
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Anna comes with extra long hair made for braiding, brushing and styling.
|
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This solar-powered, waterproof one was made for a more rugged lifestyle.
|
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Efforts to save the species have been made for a few decades.
|
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But she noted that exceptions can be made for particularly valuable pets.
|
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But the trade sure made for some memorable moments on the field.
|
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Its extra-large, white-walled tires made for an unusually smooth ride.
|
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These films are made for an audience of one: the presiding judge.
|
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That made for bad optics, a fact that the insurers probably recognized.
|
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The reason, some believe, is that the product is made for women.
|
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I label this one 'breakfast with a rapist' made for TV absurdity.
|
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Finney confirmed that SecureWorks had found another Bitly link made for Rinehart.
|
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An economic argument can also be made for prevention and early detection.
|
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Paved roads were made for cyclists, not drivers, one author has argued.
|
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I don't hate it even though it wasn't made for my tastes.
|
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Same thing was true with the psilocybin I made for Johns Hopkins.
|
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A deal was made for 19 of the 135 factories to remain.
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There is a case to be made for Biden on these grounds.
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Xena will be a very different show made for very different reasons.
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And ultimately, it made for a record that people don't really remember.
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The result's definitely made for a whole new kind of preparation. Yeah.
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The second pair will be custom-made for the winning bidder. Awesome!!!
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Nominations: Best television limited series or motion picture made for television, best performance by an actor in a limited series or a motion picture made for television (Jared Harris), best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a series, limited series or motion picture made for television (Emily Watson), best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a series, limited series or motion picture made for television (Stellan Skarsgård)Where to stream: HBO Now, HBO Go, HBO Now Amazon Channel, DIRECTV Where to rent/buy: Apple iTunes, Vudu, Amazon Video, FandangoNOW
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They celebrated by cozying up to Givenchy creative director (and friend to all Kardashian/West/Jenners) Riccardo Tisci, showing that their sheer shirts aren't just made for walking, they're made for laying in banquettes in Paris as well.
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Nominations: Best television limited series or motion picture made for television, best performance by an actress in a limited series or a motion picture made for television (Michelle Williams), best performance by an actor in a limited series or a motion picture made for television (Sam Rockwell)Where to stream: Hulu, FXNow, fuboTV Where to rent/buy: Apple iTunes, Vudu, Amazon Video, FandangoNOW, Google Play Movies
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It's a beautiful resort that seems tailor-made for honeymoons and romantic getaways.
|
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But they're also deceptively alcoholic, and not quite made for all-day drinking.
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Here's the sign I made for the Trump protest in Philly today pic.twitter.
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Bill Hader, Barry Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
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It was a made-for-the-press moment, but Teller buried the lede.
|
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The Polycom RealPresence Videoprotect 500 is a videoconferencing phone made for correctional facilities.
|
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And without it, the Republican bill is tailor-made for a death spiral.
|
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The fungus combined with incessant scratching made for quite the crusty, discolored sight.
|
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These are made for long commutes and plane rides, and they perform admirably.
|
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Thankfully, there's a social media platform that's specifically made for this need: FetLife.
|
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But between the two he made (for Warner Bros.) the $46 million Insomnia.
|
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About a third of those shows were made for channels owned by competitors.
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In the end, I thought the decision was made for the right reasons.
|
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It feels like a really fun record to have made for that reason.
|
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Its motto: "professional make-up made for everyone" — and it's not messing around.
|
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A worker at the Bavarian Speedfactory hand-stitches the Made for Londons' uppers.
|
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He found himself sneaking onto the Facebook account he made for his dog.
|
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Exceptions will be made for passenger vehicles with 1.5 litre or smaller engines.
|
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But her white sheet of paper also made for an excellent Photoshop opportunity.
|
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It's an interesting story, and at the time it made for sensational news.
|
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The food, on the other hand, sounds more like it's made for muggles.
|
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"I loved the cake we had made for the Kidchella theme," Richards says.
|
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Macdonald was made for "Creole Love Call" as she was for little else.
|
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On one hand, the Games almost seem tailor-made for videogame adaptations: Running?
|
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Impossible Project's I-1 instant camera is like a Polaroid made for 2016.
|
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She noted during her interview that it was made for the Golden Globes.
|
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We eat chicken, broccoli, and white rice B.'s mom made for dinner.
|
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The mansion was originally made for a Hartford doctor and industrialist in 1909.
|
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Vaginas covered nearly everything, which made for a very memorable fashion week debut.
|
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The piece was originally made for an installation paying homage to dyke bars.
|
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Fire Emblem Heroes is a spinoff of the series specifically made for smartphones.
|
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And this month's most buzzed-about eye-makeup looks are made for customization.
|
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Give Peter a break — he's just not made for TV, and that's okay.
|
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The toy, a carving of a boat that Joseph had made for him.
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Such a world is tailor-made for Ms. DiDonato, 49, opera's Miss Congeniality.
|
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Maybelline New York Made for All Lipstick in Spice-for- Me, $8; maybelline.com
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It all made for a lovely if somewhat monochromatic evening of close listening.
|
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Pretty soon, as usual, he peeled off and made for the summit alone.
|
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The economy of 2007 was tailor-made for Virginia, our inaugural Top State.
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Every single design choice made for The Śiṣya was made with symbolic purpose.
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The i-Ride is tailor-made for universal, shared mobility per the automaker.
|
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Balderson's made-for-TV "Franklin County" gaffe didn't inspire confidence among his supporters.
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Yes, incredible progress has been made for the LGBT community as a whole.
|
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Remember, this is Google tailor-made for a car, not a digital device.
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Appropriate quarantine arrangements have been made for all of the returnees, it added.
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We're told arrangements are being made for the surrender, which is expected Friday.
|
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The cherry blossom and melon-flavored floats seem made for Instagram, after all.
|
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The latest batch of public-finance figures (for September) made for painful reading.
|
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There's a serious case to be made for a phone with two screens.
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Meesho App: Made in India, Made for India, Solving for the Real India.
|
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The Gear Sport runs the beautiful Tizen OS custom-made for round displays.
|
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A simultaneous squeeze on police pay and benefits made for a toxic atmosphere.
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It made for an amusing twist, even if the science wasn't especially accurate.
|
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"Manufactured cleansing oils are specifically made for the purpose of cleansing," he says.
|
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More than a third of food made for human consumption never gets eaten.
|
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Luckily, there are phones out there that are made for this very situation.
|
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So far the claims made for AI-diagnoses are more hype than reality.
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SOMETIMES IT SEEMS as if Vladimir Putin's presidency has been made for television.
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The 17-year-old says that the cutout made for a great date.
|
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The robots this year were formidable, and it made for damn good telly.
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Tijuana thus made for a bittersweet location for Mr López Obrador's victory rally.
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The phone clearly isn't made for the average person, Italian leather or not.
|
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The intense smoke obscured the moon and made for a pitch-black night.
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It is tailor-made for her and she will throw herself into it.
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Late last year, it announced smaller Superchargers tailor-made for space-strapped cities.
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The Long Road Home (National Geographic) Best Movie Made for TV Flint (Lifetime)
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It's for special things that are unique, that were made for a purpose.
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These body wipes aren't only made for people who hate showers, like me.
|
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"This decision was made for the health of the family," the statement said.
|
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His bemused smirk was made for the internet, and a meme was born.
|
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It's a twisted reality, but it's the reality that we've made for ourselves.
|
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These high-tech functions made for a natural fit with Amazon, Larsen said.
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We actually have stickers that one of the camera people made for us.
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This week we had another full house which made for a good time.
|
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Last year, Black Friday deals from several automakers made for a strong November.
|
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But their scooters are made for individual consumers, and not heavy fleet use.
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The more degrees the school sold, the more money it made for shareholders.
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Apparently, dancing to Duran Duran in a thong made for a successful audition.
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The Tale BEST ACTOR IN A LIMITED SERIES OR MOVIE MADE FOR TELEVISION
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It creates incredible interactivity which is just tailor-made for social media today.
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"Honeymoon Travels" was a quirky comedy that was made for an alternative audience.
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But The Notebook is tailor-made for the emotional swells of early teenagehood.
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The tale of White Boy Rick was tailor-made for the big screen.
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Until now, it has only worked with special "Made for iPhone" hearing aids .
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Ms. Blackburn, on the other hand, was ready made for the Trump era.
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All of these gifs that I made for this were taken from video.
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These past 24 hours have made for a solid day of pitch invasions.
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How did you start to conceptualize the photographs you made for the book?
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"This motion is not made for the purpose of delay," the filing says.
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We think the phrase "try before you buy" was made for beauty products.
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Episode six of The Night Of made for an uneven hour of television.
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Did you have to get the air pollution mask custom made for Eros?
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I chose to become a public figure; this decision was made for Zeke.
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These aren't the same style of works being made for galleries and institutions.
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They had this wig that they made for me, which was very sad.
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And as such, preparations are made for their visit — including special gourmet treats.
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It's made for an awkward dance between Sanders and Obama in recent months.
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The beautiful, clear skies and crisp ocean water made for a perfect day.
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A replica of the Space Shuttle was made for a former NASA engineer.
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Naturally, it made for an epic photobomb ... him in full stride and smiling.
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The U.S. president said no plans had been made for a third summit.
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You can't take video made for Snapchat and simply "dub it" for Periscope.
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That's a serious charge, delivered with powerful emotion — a made for television moment.
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It made for a very harsh scene with a lot of amazing players.
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There is a case to be made for taking it easy on consolidation.
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Best television limited series or motion picture made for television Where to watch:
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Nutting's hilarious sophomore effort, Made for Love, is equally daring, if quite different.
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We must seize this moment and not let decisions be made for us.
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There is the "Atomium," a chrome structure made for the 1958 World's Fair.
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In some ways, Dennis Kucinich is made for this moment in Democratic politics.
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I feel as if I'm listening to something that was made for me.
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That made for a gloomy backdrop to the AIDS conference's return to Durban.
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So that music was made for that experience, and I'm glad it worked.
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But it does seem like this new iOS feature was made for trolling.
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Thank goodness those storylines have made for great TV the last seven seasons.
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And on Wednesday, Obama acknowledged she made for quite a formidable opponent then.
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The President relishes dramatic made-for-television occasions that capture the world's attention.
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Sadly, so far, there's a strong case to be made for strategic malpractice.
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Still, we can all agree that it made for a great Odyssey song.
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Al-Wefaq said in a statement the ruling was made for "political reasons".
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I recorded that lil song I made for you with a full band.
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"Reports are also made for other reasons such as technical problems," it added.
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Campaigners have argued that a special case should be made for human remains.
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Since a strong case can be made for the public's welfare, perhaps Gov.
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" He wrote: "A good case can be made for our nonexistence as entities. . . .
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I had other holsters also made for both to hang them at the
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Its live events, 29Rooms, became a template for other made-for-Instagram experiences.
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This is probably how this wine has been made for two hundred years.
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The Energy Vault storage system is made for much, much larger storage capacity.
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Yellen, for one, said his gesture made for a more compassionate, gracious workplace.
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How dare death and time erode the world her parents made for her?
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"This decision was made for the health of the family," Mr. Offer said.
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All of that actually happened, and made for a unique and fun experience.
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Remember about four weeks ago he said, 'I was made for for this.
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There's a strong case to be made for impeaching Trump on those grounds.
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Knee-high socks and short-shorts made for a once-popular sporty uniform.
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TEXTURE: A thin layer of breading still made for a solid, consistent crisp.
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Many of her songs seem ready-made for some kind of theatrical adaptation.
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There's also a rare solid-gold Rolex made for the sultan of Oman.
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The name dispute made for turbulent relations between the two neighbors for years.
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The kind of curves made for Instagram, the sort nature simply doesn't create.
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There were bits of grain that made for a varied and interesting texture.
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Pleas were made for Flint and Puerto Rico who are still suffering greatly.
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A red deer in the early morning mist made for a dramatic silhouette.
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Dark is just the kind of mystery that's made for solitary plane watching.
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"This decision was made for the health of the family," the statement read.
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All of these variables have made for an increasingly volatile situation in Venezuela.
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What's made for Oculus Rift, stays on Oculus Rift — for the most part.
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"Biodynamics is aspirational farming, and so tailor-made for aspirational eaters," he said.
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Now, have you seen this parody recipe video that Clickhole made for Facebook?
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But equally, there is an argument to be made for quality over quantity.
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It's called the Buffaloneus now—because they're made for the soccer team, obviously.
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All of the visual and sonic stuff they gave made for fantastic cinema.
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There is an honest argument that could have been made for the AHCA.
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Jyst is a crowdsourced, anonymous dating advice app made for and by women.
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Check out this pair my team had made for me — talk about motivation.
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This sleek sofa from Joybird's small space collection is made for tiny apartments.
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During its presentation, I joked that the device wasn't made for the unfit.
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Facebook and Oculus have devoted $500 million to funding made-for-VR content.
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The more masculine-style dress is made for a "take no shit" ruler.
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Los Angeles was made for day-drinking at public parks on weekday afternoons.
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Players have enjoyed this world we made for them for almost 15 years.
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French startup Qarnot unveiled a new computing heater specifically made for cryptocurrency mining.
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Like a digitally remastered Star Wars edit, the result made for compelling viewing.
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The latest round of made-for-reality-television diplomacy produced similarly negligible results.
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Pros: Stylish, leather construction, waterproof, not too expensiveCons: Not made for deep puddles
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The empty tracks leading into a thick forest made for an eerie hike.
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More looks at the Surface Studio that Panay says is made for creators.
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The choices are made for you by the situation you find yourself in.
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They've always lived in a wooden case that my mom made for them.
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Plus, they're made for all fixtures, including recessed cans, table lamps and sconces.
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John and Hermann speak in soft, measured voices made for drawing-room deliberations.
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Tiffany's scooter, retrofitted with rose-gold tires, is made for Instagram and Snapchat.
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Overcrowding is extreme, with 9,000 people living in a space made for 3,100.
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The photos he made for Standard Oil are mostly of white people working.
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Activities are organized, schedules are coordinated, plans are made for the next day.
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" So she said, "Show me what you have already made for the collection.
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This suggested the Targeted Works which were pieces made for a specific audience.
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Keep in mind indie films are only made for a few million dollars.
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Playhouse messed with space and scale, and, yes, also made for good photos.
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The situation in the Gulf of Oman would seem tailor-made for this.
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But everything is tailor-made for kids and parents to bring families together.
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It rained on the wedding day ... but it only made for cooler photos!
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The works are knowingly made for a situation that is transitional and contingent.
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The sculpture, "Triumph of the Immaterial," was not made for permanent display however.
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To delay further runs the risk of having the decision made for him.
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The movie was made for just $325,000 and it earned $47 million worldwide.
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"He says things and does things that are made for entertainment," Ginn said.
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The Williamsburg Bridge, it could be said, was made for its new role.
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The flavorful dishes and relaxed, quirky ambience made for an exceedingly pleasurable experience.
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"This home was made for entertaining," Mr. Kann said of the sprawling space.
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But Deadpool 2, a movie definitely made for fans, made me rethink that.
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This mutual respect, even if measured, made for the occasional odd photo-op.
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Some of them are made for me, like these pieces that are curtains.
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In some ways, Mr. Modi and Mr. Trump are made for each other.
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"There is no business case to be made for fracking," Hipple told me.
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Like Warhol, I use silk-screen, a technology made for seriality and reproduction.
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Some of these assets reflect past investments made for fundamental business reasons - e.g.
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"It's made for this sleep ritual — and that's the only thing," Crupi said.
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If ever a region were made for dramatic skies, it was this one.
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The DPA was "really made for a moment like this," she told me.
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A 150-square-foot room definitely made for cramped quarters for two people.
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This has made for banal exchanges in a year that is anything but.
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It made for an absolutely terrible debate -- to watch and to participate in.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — This puzzle by Alan Arbesfeld made for an interesting solving experience.
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Exceptions are made for younger students who are veterans, married or legally emancipated.
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Those airplanes were originally made for the Czech army in the early 2000s.
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That made for unusual dynamics: The Congressional Black Caucus PAC had endorsed Capuano.
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Michael T. Flynn, made for Mr. Putin's state-run television network Russia Today.
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The candid wedding moments made for some of the best pictures of 2019.
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No such referral has been made for Christine Blasey Ford or Deborah Ramirez.
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Along with balloons, confetti, lasers and fireworks, they made for a stunning show.
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In retrospect, some books seem tailor-made for the thought-leader industrial complex.
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The USMCA is a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
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They had a quiet self-assurance that made for a good background check.
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Biden made for a natural ally, having supported similar measures in the past.
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Bulletproof windows and reinforced suspension can be custom-made for a large SUV.
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And in the end, her final choice was made for her: Ugh, Bryan.
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The story's detailed mythology is seemingly tailor-made for these franchise-obsessed times.
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In a first, Trump staged two made-for-TV moments during the speech.
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Here we have a room ready-made for both debating and tear shedding.
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However, this model really isn't made for runners looking for high-end workouts.
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Greenwell's frankness in writing about sex has made for uncomfortable encounters with fans.
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It made for less traveler's guilt for staying in such an extravagant space.
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The fact is that the first three contests were tailor-made for Sanders.
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Before the segment, the two discussed a bet they had made for dinner.
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That&aposs around how much Barczyk&aposs video made for 28 million views.
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Cory Booker the politician was practically made for this sort of debate performance.
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In fact, they were custom-made for him in cashmere by Brunello Cucinelli.
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Nike, for example, launched a high-performance hijab last year made for athletics.
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There's even a made-for-TV movie about this phenomenon: Freeform's Turkey Drop.
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"It&aposs the smartest financial move we made for our wedding," she writes.
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Silhouetted portraits made for some of the most stunning images of the decade.
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The apps were made for Apple's iPhone and devices running Google's Android software.
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And the tight quarters made for a brutal intimacy between actor and audience.
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Screwed onto flat panels, that made for "two-dimensional" climbing, says Mr Bindhammer.
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"Edo and Beatrice are made for each other," they added in a statement.
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Cramer-fave Abbott Laboratories made for a steady-eddie medical device running back.
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Best actress in a limited series or a motion picture made for TV
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Jeni Sherman from Southport with the card she made for Depp and Heard.
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The selection of content made for VR headsets is still small, though growing.
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Her crime spawned tabloid coverage, quickie books and three made-for-TV movies.
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Others have stumbled in their bids for made-for-social-media moments. Rep.
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The sheer toughness of the venture made for the program's sole serious drama.
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But ticket sales aside, the Olympics are primarily a made-for-TV event.
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But a deal will be made for good health care in this country.
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Boeing declined to comment on the exact recommendation made for resolving the issue.
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But in recent college sports history, excuses were routinely made for successful coaches.
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Life and art, not for the first time, have made for intriguing bedfellows.
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Five years after the president's assassination, in a made-for-tabloids event, Mrs.
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Naturally, this made for some of the most innovative PSAs of all time.
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But the world the Stewarts made for themselves here was shattered on Dec.
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Other feeds are full of friends and photos, made for you to see.
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"I'd rather make the decision than have it made for me," she said.
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Coupled with large speakers, this made for an immersive experience, discombobulating yet meditative.
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They're tailor made for speeding through the countryside, without another soul in sight.
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What are some of the biggest sacrifices you have made for this cause?
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KS: Is there any money to be made for comics like you online?
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All of which could have made for a good and even necessary film.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Larson was paid $5 million for playing Captain Marvel, far surpassing what Robert Downey Jr. made for the first "Iron Man" film ($500,000) and what Chadwick Boseman made for the first "Black Panther" film ($2 million).
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And as it's essentially a 106-minute meme, Snakes is practically made for spoofing.
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Seven paintings were made for the exhibition, which was curated by Ms. Smith-Stewart.
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I eat some cereal and waffles and watch Made for More on Amazon Prime.
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And trying to run in a shoe made for lifting feels like running barefoot.
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It once designed a bridge made for bats (and pedestrians) in a town Monster.
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Looking back, she understands the decisions that were made for her as a baby.
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More renovations made for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Summer Games.
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Delevingne added that while "this movie isn't perfect," it was made for the fans.
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So the only way to test the system was with games made for emulators.
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"These landscapes are made for the viewer to travel with their eye," she describes.
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That was the key in the choices I made for all of the characters.
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It was a far from seamless process, and made for a distracting viewing exprience.
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I thought it was only right to get them custom-made for our estate.
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Of course, what would a smartphone made for gaming be without blazing fast performance.
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That alone would have made for a good start to the week for Biden.
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SR: Can you talk about some of the objects you made for the exhibition?
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"To be honest Kim and Kourt are just not made for tats," Khloé explains.
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The car is hardly the first luxury item to be made for the festival.
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It's truly unique ... it's 1 of 1 and custom made for the famous entrepreneur.
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"The decision was more so made for me," Barnes said of the Durant dominoes.
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I was referring to my day being made for change in the White House!
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It made for a fairytale ending for Winslet, who had been married twice before.
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I Ain't Got Time to Bleed also touches on the made-for-TV biopic.
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Their so-called high tea is obviously a set-up, made for tv moment.
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It was a costly, lengthy road trip, and not one made for young children.
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Click here to go to the burner Google Drive we made for this purpose.
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Just what are some second act gigs that are tailor made for these retirees?
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I hope today's puzzle made for an entertaining start to your crossword-solving week.
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Android Police says there'll be a few other changes made for this generation, too.
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Look at the life she has; look at the home I've made for her.
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What do you do when you figure out the world isn't made for you?
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It was basically made for Xiomara to wear singing and shimmying in on stage.
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But at least it made for some of the best crowd reactions so far.
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And it turns out that smartphones were made for this kind of immersive storytelling.
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It made for compelling drama—seven years of work redeemed in just one weekend.
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This made for a confusing and oftentimes contradictory educational atmosphere, to say the least.
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The desire to defeat Orban at all costs has made for some strange alliances.
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Psychoactives were made for this: Get really stoned and glean yourself some throwback touchstones.
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The biggest example was this giant Google Doc they made for me in 2011.
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These are right-hand-drive vehicles that were made for the Japanese domestic market.
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"It's not necessarily made for that, but it's holding up pretty well," he said.
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He had head shots made for Pee-wee before anyone knew who he was!
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This is exactly the kind of thing that Now on Tap was made for.
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The saying, "If you're not early, you're late," was made for people like me.
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Casetify's stylish collection of straps was made for people who appreciate a coherent outfit.
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"These are the games we were made for," Florida defensive tackle Khairi Clark said.
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And for a phone that's primarily made for playing games, that might be enough.
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It's the kind of record that might have made for a good presidential campaign.
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Do you think there can be an argument made for these statues' artistic value?
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Ahead, find the prettiest, most patriotic beauty looks — all made for Instagram, of course.
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It also provides detailed trail maps and other content tailor-made for outdoorsy folk.
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She also offered up a picture-perfect present made for snapping family vacation photos.
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So, Marrero says, they made for the closest structure in view: an abandoned lighthouse.
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Let's talk about the scenarios these are made for, because there are definitely limitations.
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A $1,000 laboratory jack for lifting and levelling equipment can be made for $5.
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