Teen moms made up 7.6% of the data, mothers 40 to 413 made up 2.8%, and mothers 45 and older made up 0.2%.
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They made up a date and they made up a reason.
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Unions aren't made up of their leaders; [they're] made up of their people.
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Lesbian characters made up 23% of representation, and bisexual characters made up 9%.
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The church isn't made up of the priests; it's made up of the congregation.
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Okay so it might be made up, but aren't all holidays technically made up?
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The series isn't made up of lived experiences — it's made up of other stories.
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According to exit polls, in 2016, voters under 29 made up 19% of the electorate; in 2012, they made up 19% ; and in 2008, they made up 18% .
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But phones made up 64.6 percent of total sales, while internet services made up 9.3 percent.
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Latinos made up just 8% of staff inside state parties, while black Americans made up 14.5%.
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It made up 29 percent of all land in Nigeria, while farmland made up 2200 percent.
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Last time I checked, Republicans made up 24 percent of the electorate; Democrats made up 44 percent.
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Zervos's experience, along with those of others, as 'made up events THAT NEVER HAPPENED;' '100% fabricated and made-up charges;' 'totally false;' 'totally phoney [sic] stories, 100% made up by women (many already proven false).
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In junior teams, black and Hispanic investors made up 2 percent each, and Asian investors made up 32 percent.
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In both 2015 and 2016, Hispanics made up 3 percent of tech employees while blacks made up 1 percent.
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The first rainout was made up Wednesday, and the second will be made up as part of a Sept.
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Discrimination against people with disabilities made up 55 percent of the reported cases; racial discrimination made up about 20 percent.
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That year, Democrats made up just 3 percent of the Ohio GOP primary electorate and independents made up 85033 percent.
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A made-up award presented by a made-up group The group behind the Golden Globes is the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, and if that sounds like a made up name that's because it pretty much is.
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In 21500, women made up only 230 percent of students at top business schools; in 215 they made up 2512.6 percent.
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Hispanic or Latinx employees made up only 210 percent of all tech employees while black workers only made up 25.6 percent.
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Europeans made up 75 percent of visitors while Arabs made up 20 percent, said the official, who asked not to be named.
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Tufted puffins made up 87 percent of the total, when in previous years, they only made up one percent of recovered birds.
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He won voters who made up their minds on Tuesday, and he won those who made up their minds months in advance.
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""Almost every story is a made up lie, just like corrupt pol Shifty Schiff, who fraudulently made up my call with Ukraine.
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One survey of firms found that whereas in 1996 blacks made up just 8% of company executives, by 2015 they made up 41%.
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According to Langer, in the 1976 presidential election, white voters made up 90% of the electorate, while people of color made up 10%.
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In fact, 42 percent of our workforce is made up of immigrants and another 6 percent is made up of children of immigrants.
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Although black voters made up about 21957 percent of the electorate, they made up 21964 percent of voters who used same-day registration.
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The cloud isn't just made up of server racks and fiber connections, it's made up of a byzantine series of deals and agreements.
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Those with criminal convictions made up 66 percent of all those arrested last year, while those with "pending" charges made up 21 percent.
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The professional, youth and adult councils each made up 25.7 percent of the vote; the athletes council made up 20 percent; and a smattering of individuals, including life members, the board of directors and even fan voters, made up the remaining 3 percent.
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Exit polls from 2628 showed that identified Democrats made up 28503 percent of the national electorate, while self-professed Republicans made up 22019 percent.
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White characters made up 72.3 percent of the total while people of color made up 25.5 percent, compared with 31.1 percent the year before.
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Humana and UnitedHealthcare made up a combined 40% of eHealth's revenue as of 2018, while Aetna made up 14%, according to eHealth's annual report.
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By contrast, player revenue made up 74 percent of Roku's finances in the same period last year, while ads made up the remaining 26 percent.
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According to Board Governance Research, women made up 15.5% of California-based public companies in 2017, while men made up more than 80% of seats.
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He argued that the jury was made up of people directly affected by the terror plot who already had made up their mind about Tsarnaev.
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Atoms are made up of electrons, protons, and neutrons, with the latter two further made up of quarks, which are glued together by particles called gluons.
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While African migrants made up 80% of all foreigners in the city at that time, they made up only about 14% of the total city population.
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"This is a made up problem and it was made up with only one purpose - to avoid attention from the essence of the trial," Leontyev said.
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In all, millennials made up 35 percent of respondents, which was the largest group, while males made up 64 percent compared with 36 percent for females.
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In this case, Bob is comparing his portfolio, made up of only 60 percent stocks, to the Dow, which is made up of 100 percent stocks.
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Fox made up 17 percent of Netflix's top-rated shows by IMDb as of June, while Disney made up 7 percent, according to MoffettNathanson and YipitData.
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Forever used the not made up (or at least not made up by them) technology of Ultimatte Cinefusion, a patented technique for crisper green screen matting.
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Injuries at home tended to be to the upper extremities, such as elbow fractures, which made up 34% of admissions, and forearm fractures, which made up 18%.
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"I believe that a lot of the sources are made up, a lot of the stories are made up," he said, describing the media's coverage of him.
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According to the National Golf Foundation, minorities in 2017 made up 18 percent of all United States golfers, while they made up 25 percent of new golfers.
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To some, it's no irrelevant detail that the NFL is made up of mostly black players, and the Trump administration is almost exclusively made up of white men.
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They would go toe-to-toe with 211andMe by advertising a made-up DNA test or leave ludicrous food guides recommending made-up restaurants scattered throughout a city.
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In the Democratic contest, 83% of voters were white -- about the same as in 2008 -- and Democrats made up 0123% of the voters, while independents made up 27%.
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Blacks and Latinos made up 42% of the student body in schools with gifted classes, and yet they made up just 28% of students enrolled in gifted classes.
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Compared to Democrats, Republicans were more likely to say made-up news is a very big problem in the U.S. and that they're exposed to made-up news.
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AWS made up 13% of the company's total sales, but the high margins for the business meant it made up an even greater slice of Amazon's total operating income.
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South Korea's exports to China made up a quarter of its total shipments, while exports from China to South Korea made up less than 285.2 percent of its trade.
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Meanwhile, of all the attrition Twitter experienced in 2018, women made up 39.6 percent of it, while black employees accounted for 3.9 percent and Latinx employees made up 4.2 percent.
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In 2016, Latinos represented 23% of spending on personal care products, Asians made up 74% and blacks made up 22%, compared with 28% of spending by white consumers, Cohen said.
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While black people only made up 13 percent of the population in the US in 2016, they made up more than 24 percent of the American citizens killed by cops.
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White men made up 30.1 percent of its US workforce, and black women made up 5.3 percent, black men 4 percent, Hispanic women 3.7 percent, and Hispanic men 4.6 percent.
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This extension is incredibly important because, according to the Freelancers Union, full-time freelancers made up 10.53% of the American workforce in 210.5; in 250, they made up just 219%.
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The best selling phone in Europe was the Galaxy A50, and phones from the series made up three of the top five bestselling handsets (Apple's made up the other two).
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Two stone cold losers from Amazon WP. Almost every story is a made up lie, just like corrupt pol Shifty Schiff, who fraudulently made up my call with Ukraine. Fiction!
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These were made up of 13 million pesos ($12.87 million) and around $18 million, which meant the junket operator would have received a haul made up of at least 780,000 banknotes.
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In Illinois, black voters accounted for 217% of voters and Latino voters made up 256%, and in Ohio, black voters accounted for 523% of voters, while Latinos only made up 252%.
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U.N. officials said then that seven countries made up 97% of $13 billion owed - the United States, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Iran, Israel and Venezuela - while 58 states made up the rest.
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Racial minorities made up about 37.4 percent of the general population and 46.6 percent of armed and unarmed victims, but they made up 333 percent of unarmed people killed by police.
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Racial minorities made up about 37.4 percent of the general population and 46.6 percent of armed and unarmed victims, but they made up 62.7 percent of unarmed people killed by police.
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Q -- or have you already made up your mind?
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" He called the report "more made up Fake News!
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" Trump has called the dossier "fake" and "made up.
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Q — or have you already made up your mind?
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Last year, men made up 38 percent of this amplifiers' group and women 34 percent, but in 2019, informed women made up 57 percent of news-sharers versus 56 percent for men.
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She also launched the inaugural Lilith Fair, a tour made up entirely of women artists inspired by the proliferation of Lollapalloza-esque traveling festivals whose lineups were heavily made up of men.
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In general, white and Hispanic voters roughly matched expectations of voter share or made up a slightly larger share of the electorate than expected, while black voters made up a smaller share.
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U.N. officials said then that seven countries made up 97 percent of $1.385 billion owed - the United States, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Iran, Israel and Venezuela - while 58 states made up the rest.
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That means if a star is made up of a lot of heavier elements, it is more likely to lose mass than a star that is made up of pristine hydrogen and helium.
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At around the same time that the AVF was instituted, veterans made up a little less than 14 percent of the total population, but they made up more than 70 percent of Congress.
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According to the US Census Bureau's Current Population Survey, non-Hispanic whites made up 47 percent of all Texas adults in 2016 but also made up 61 percent of Texas voters that year.
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The company's sodas only made up about 25 percent of product sales by volume in Japan in 2016, while tea made up 27 percent of Japan's overall beverage consumption in the same year.
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The world is made up of close to 200 countries.
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The gains partly made up for Friday's 7.7 percent drop.
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The group was made up of Spaniards, Colombians and Moroccans.
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But she has more than made up for it since.
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Latina and Asian female characters made up about 12% combined.
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You have made up your mind and can act accordingly.
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Made up by liberal scientists (another "biased" finder of fact).
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We kissed and made up and we're back in love.
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So I just kind of made up a dream world.
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She is being perfumed and made up into a doll.
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They made up elaborate stories about their time at sea.
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My awkward shoulder move was my made up dance 🔥.
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She looks at me differently when I am made up.
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Airbnb is creating an advisory board made up of hosts.
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Administration alongside research and development made up the remaining costs.
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In Britain, it's made up of more than 16,000 households.
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I hope the student and goose have since made up.
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Collectively, black women made up just 3.6 percent of Congress.
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We're a group made up of people from different backgrounds.
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Those women made up 20.7% of Intel's US leadership ranks.
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Such a gruesome and fantastical demise couldn't be made up.
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In Haiti, remittances made up 25% of GDP in 2015.
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The 712 superdelegates are made up of two major groups.
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By 19703 Jews made up about 21970% of Cisleithania's population.
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Most likely, you've made up your mind about it already.
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More than made up for it in the years since.
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They're casting their vote after they've made up their minds.
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It is totally made up by a disgruntled former employee.
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"The whole thing sounds made up," an American journalist said.
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Concrete's made up of water, gravel, sand, and cement powder.
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Instead, the developers simply made up their own: Sparkle Fizz.
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They had made up, they were getting along quite well.
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We hope this totally made up holiday makes you smile.
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And I think both institutions are made up of people.
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The pair of games will be made up June 18.
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However, women made up 53 percent of bachelor degree recipients.
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Jupiter is also largely made up of helium and hydrogen.
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In 2017 immigrants made up 17% of America's civilian workforce.
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HBO's Sharp Objects is a series made up of enigmas.
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This made up 20193% of the twelve slots that year.
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Just my weird, made up rules for the Selfie game.
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He uploaded a six images that made up a penis.
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It is a made up story meant to demean & belittle.
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The panel was made up of nine randomly selected inmates.
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Indigenous people made up nearly 40 percent of the victims.
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I think a lot of it also is made up.
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As he left the store, Leon's mind was made up.
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It's made up of some 80,000 prices in 200 categories.
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Much of the reef was made up of rhodolith beds.
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One could not have made up a more cynical strategy.
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Men made up less than 11 percent of freed slaves.
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Some groups were made up of women and concerned mothers.
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The "fringe" was made up of poor kids and oddballs.
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Zibanejad made up for winning just three of 11 faceoffs.
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Those under 73 made up the smallest portion of users.
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Cases of procuring minor girls made up another 44 percent.
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The Security Council is made up of 103 different countries.
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And cisgender individuals still made up the majority of castings.
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It certainly looks like he's made up for lost time.
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The soundtrack is made up entirely of his own instrumentals.
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Of those 15.6 million, injectable treatments made up 9 million.
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The campus is large and made up of individual buildings.
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Mainlanders once made up half of the trickle of visitors.
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He did come back, and nearly made up the difference.
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It's not clear whether Trump has made up his mind.
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What he lacked in education he made up in character.
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The lines are made up and the tape doesn't matter.
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There are no sources, they are just made up lies!
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Women made up only 33 percent of its total employees.
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Refinances made up just 38 percent of total loan activity.
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Nationalistic words made up around 6.5% of last night's address.
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But in reality, the world is made up of fields.
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Women made up two in three teachers as of 1981.
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"How do you like your bed made up?" he asked.
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But once you've made up your mind, stick with it.
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Any seemingly dull thing is made up of subsidiary things.
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That was made up of 581 killed and 1,192 wounded.
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The board will be made up of a dozen people.
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All of them have been made up entirely of men.
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Democratic and Republican partisans already have their minds made up.
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Those tests previously made up two of its three tests.
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"I have not made up my mind," Delrahim told CNBC.
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Slates made up of a majority women are incredibly rare.
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There are no sources, they are just made up lies!
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White athletes made up 58 percent of the recruited class.
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The sisters Joni, Debbie and Kim made up Sister Sledge.
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Along with Dutch Gainor, they made up the Dynamite Line.
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This metanarrative is made up of a constellation of details.
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Two said children made up more than double that percentage.
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His were made up, theirs were from actually doing work.
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A prequel series made up entirely of Dick Whitman flashbacks?
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Muscles are made up of protein fibers and surrounding tissues.
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You can have it made up how you want it.
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Trade made up 27% of the U.S. GDP in 2016.
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Then, as The Ronettes suggest one does, they made up.
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But they made up for it quickly after the election.
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Russian buyers made up barely 2000 percent of the purchases.
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Latinos made up 13 in 10 voters in the state.
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Nor do the parts that made up the original Grace.
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The migrant groups are made up of workers and families.
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That's probably something you just brought up and made up.
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Luckily, New York City is made up of smaller cities.
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The same group made up 12% of coronavirus ICU admissions.
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What evidence is there that this idea is made up?
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"This was, in my opinion, made up," Trump himself said.
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The "orchestra" was made up of a handful of teenagers.
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Room service the next morning made up for any disappointment.
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But, my mind is made up: I say impeach him.
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Tell me about this quilt made up of football jerseys.
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Faang stocks made up just 215 percent of the S.&.
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The brothers' audiences are largely made up of younger people.
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"This is something you have made up," Mr. Brooks responded.
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All the things I say were made up, by me.
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"Oh, it's just this thing I made up," she replied.
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"A lot of people say" is just made up. 16.
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Then they found each other useful again and made up.
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Eight months on, we still haven't made up the deficit.
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Every moment we spent together was time being made up.
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People aged 18 to 29 made up just 14 percent.
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Women have always made up the majority of Bernie's base.
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I know they had mostly already made up their minds.
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Stratis, his entourage and his rivals are all made up.
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WarnerMedia is made up of three divisions, with Warner Bros.
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Russia is a made-up story — with a few exceptions.
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All of that is made up, and with good reason.
|
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The cars, though, have always made up for those faults.
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"I haven't made up my mind yet," he told reporters.
|
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Airbus Commercial made up 76 percent of revenue in 2017.
|
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U.S. coal made up about 9 percent, the data showed.
|
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Soybeans made up half of China's agricultural purchases in 53.
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Private equity made up 11 percent, up from 9 percent.
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"Totally made up facts by sleazebag political operatives," he tweeted.
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Scripture is made up of myth, of poetry, of history.
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In 1990, Asians made up 22.1 percent of Flushing's population.
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Savings and money from her mother made up the rest.
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The couple eventually made up, and got married in 1980.
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"Whatever his mind is made up to do, he's doing."
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They agreed that these allegations were baseless and made up.
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Magazines and other publications made up 115 pieces of mail.
|
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Other senators have made up their minds as well: Sen.
|
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I think marriages are made up of people like that.
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It is made up of seven Republicans and five Democrats.
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Which means, many Americans, still haven't made up their minds.
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By contrast, installation made up 53 percent of the total.
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He made up a conversation that was a phony fabrication.
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Superdelegates made up only a small portion of delegates overall.
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The hard slog is made up for by magic moments.
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Marijuana made up 220% of the calls to Poison Control.
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This story is totally made up by the dishonest media.
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"Lol they literally made up a whole LIE," she tweeted.
|
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"I have not made up my mind," he told CNBC.
|
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The business made up nearly 36 percent of total sales.
|
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The Postscript team is currently made up of 14 people.
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Black individuals made up 2628 percent of the Cupertino, Calif.
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The scenario I just laid wasn't made up by me.
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The Alabama Legislature is made up of 84 percent men.
|
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"I have clearly made up my mind," said Lindsey Graham.
|
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" Trump has called the document "disgraceful" and "totally made up.
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The audiences are made up almost entirely of fellow comedians.
|
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A category made up mostly of white students constituted 50%.
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Sunbelt made up 87 percent of Ashtead's revenue last year.
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Judges would be made up of former Appellate Body members.
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It was made up before the end of fiscal 2016.
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Indeed, just 30 percent say their minds are made up.
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"Those weeks can never be made up," Ms. Giles wrote.
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But it doesn't mean he hasn't made up his mind.
|
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White students made up nearly 57 percent of undergraduate students.
|
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Mourinho was against it, but Woodward's mind was made up.
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They are fiction made up by the Fake News reporters.
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My putter made up for it for the most part.
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" Then, "we found out this whole thing was made up.
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It made up less than 10 percent in Q4 2015.
|
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I mostly made up for all of this by drinking.
|
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"In 2014, black people made up only 13.5 percent of the estimated Florida resident driver population, but made up 21.96 percent of recipients of all seatbelt citations reported to state authorities," the ACLU found.
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Agencies that are traditionally considered men's work (construction, finance, uniformed services) are predominantly made up of men; agencies that are traditionally considered women's work (childcare, education, social services) are predominantly made up of women.
|
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Racial minorities made up about 37.4 percent of the general population in the US and 46.6 percent of armed and unarmed victims, but they made up 62.7 percent of unarmed people killed by police.
|
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Nearly half went to census areas where minorities made up less than 10 percent of the population, and another fourth went to areas where minorities made up 10 to 19 percent of the population.
|
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Many past papers also include a section containing several phrases written in a made-up language, and ask students to work out what they meant, and write their own sentences in the made-up language.
|
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This was not a simple exaggeration or a "fake fact" he made up on the fly to feed his massive ego, such as the one he made up about the size of his inaugural crowd.
|
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The first time she ever submitted to the New Yorker in 1978 — "Little Things," made-up objects with made-up names — her cartoon was accepted, and Chast was invited to bring work back every week.
|
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Below is every single panel that made up TechCrunch Sessions: Justice.
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Every human being is made up of about 40 trillion cells.
|
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Rumors have been told, stories have been made up about me.
|
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We eventually made up, but recently we got into another fight.
|
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It is known to be made up mostly of Shia Muslims.
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None of it was made up — they made me stay honest.
|
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A third of retail power bills is made up of taxes.
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This mural is made up of thousands of #Singapore #flag #erasers !
|
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The entire backstory of the $792 million comp was made up.
|
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But Curveball later admitted he had made up the whole story.
|
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"I'm not sure anybody's mind's been made up on that," Sen.
|
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Anderson is considering the surgery but hasn't made up her mind.
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It's overwhelmingly made up of driving violations (13.1%) and DUIs (66.2%).
|
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The made-up concept of icky debris clogging up your system?
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And why we have these very important, very made-up holidays.
|
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Investigators say he made up the story because he was embarrassed.
|
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Strawberries Juicy strawberries are made up of more than 90% water.
|
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Meanwhile, German companies made up 39 percent of bottom-ranked companies .
|
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The House of Saud is made up of hundreds of princes.
|
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America's economy has been predominantly made up of services for decades.
|
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"One vacation later and I made up my mind," Bonnie says.
|
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The 30 percent can be made up of hardware and software.
|
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Successful trips are made up of two parts: planning and packing.
|
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But as he later revealed, the whole thing was made up.
|
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The movement is quite literally made up of these people's voices.
|
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However, turns out the t-shirt made up for any jealousy.
|
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That year, black Americans made up 23% of low-literacy adults.
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It's going to need a cluster made up of 3 servers.
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TGO and Schiaparelli made up Phase 1 of the ExoMars mission.
|
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The BBMAs were a night made up of celebrity cutaways, too.
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Anker was made up of around ten people at the time.
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Made-up words and magic wands will never by my thing.
|
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In the car, we made up the story of our marriage.
|
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And sometimes, they're taken aback by the body's made up appearance.
|
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At last, the judge made up his mind: Hernández was innocent.
|
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Men made up 76% of protagonists, and 66% of speaking characters.
|
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I'm not half of two things or made up of fractions.
|
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China's rapid expansion has more than made up for tribulations elsewhere.
|
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Vinaigrette can be made up to four days in advance. 2.
|
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Mobile ad revenue made up about 88 percent of the total.
|
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It looks like Spears has definitely made up for lost time.
|
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I made up my first dance when I was about 3.
|
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The entire industry is made up disproportionately of people of color.
|
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Concourse posts made up approximately one of every 50 Deadspin posts.
|
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What TPE lacked in brilliance, it made up for in versatility.
|
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Were the best teams made up of people with similar interests?
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The UN General Assembly is made up of 193 Member States.
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It started with a news story that seemed totally made up.
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Widows is a recipe made up of only the best ingredients.
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Women made up two thirds of the Senator's first quarter donors.
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My mind was made up and there was no stopping me.
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Single men made up 7 percent of home buyers this year.
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That year, Latinos made up 17 percent of the voters statewide.
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That giant Ralph is made up of 300,000 individual little Ralphs.
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It also concluded that women made up 93% of those affected.
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Witch hunting when you made up a witch is even worse.
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Among Trump supporters, 91 percent say their minds are made up.
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It seems Madonna and Lady Gaga have kissed and made up.
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The American voter's mind has been made up, according to Doherty.
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They made up, and she introduced him at the 2015 ceremony.
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Middle-aged, white males made up the majority of those deaths.
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In 2012, nonwhite voters made up 28 percent of Arizona's electorate.
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From 2013 to 2017, Muslims made up 41% of admitted refugees.
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A large part of the deep web is made up of .
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His final images are made up of 8,000-10,000 photographs. Crazy.
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Like most people, you've probably made up your mind already, anyway.
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This crime was all made up, it was all a fabrication.
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Some of the shortfall will be made up by boosting imports.
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The last two were made up, and were included as foils.
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They made up and are now friends following the crazy ordeal.
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Mr Erdogan appears not to have made up his mind yet.
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Sunnis made up the bulk of the armed opposition to Assad.
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I haven't yet made up my mind about HTC's faux buttons.
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It just so happens that SAG is made up of liberals.
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"This Netflix thing is not something that's made up," she says.
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The plan doesn't say how the difference would be made up.
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Meanwhile, some Senate Democrats haven't made up their minds yet. Sen.
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Firing Up the Boys What is this award I made up?
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My friend made up this idea for a Chavez-themed brewery.
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Sales of LED lamps made up 71 percent of company's revenues.
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I think it's a remarkable company made up of unbelievable entrepreneurs.
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White House chief strategist Steve Bannon made up to $2.5 million.
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Just kinda made up a new voice to do something fresh.
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Survivor bias means the index is made up only of winners.
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Their quotes were made up frauds, a con on the public.
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The Libertarian Party, by and large, is made up of weirdos.
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Those two nations collectively made up 60 percent of regional spend.
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The top 25 groups of borrowers made up 33717% of FCC.
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Is the Night's King's whole army made up of Craster's sons?
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Customs officials said declining drugs sales made up most of it.
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Some rebels said they had not yet made up their mind.
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Absentee voters made up 11% of those surveyed by the poll.
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The whole more than made up for such relatively brief deviations.
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One thing Iggy does have her mind made up about -- breakfast!
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IKEA is made up of a number of companies and foundations.
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The Popular Mobilization Forces are made up of mainly Shi'ite fighters.
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In case it wasn't painfully obvious, this is all made up.
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They made up less than 5% of the total African population.
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Visa Europe made up nearly a fifth of total payments volume.
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In New Mexico, wreaths are often made up of dried chiles.
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Even if it is occasionally made up out of whole cloth.
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This rare celestial event is made up of three coinciding occurrences.
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This is just completely made up, or at least not me.
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The radical left is made up mostly of splintered socialist organizations.
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The tournament is made up of four groups of four teams.
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Children as young as seven made up a quarter of victims.
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Biggers's latest quilts made up the bulk of the Boesky show.
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A whopping 32% of the population is made up of millionaires.
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Approximately 32% of the Monaco population is made up of millionaires.
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It is made up predominantly of white children, the suit says.
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European Union citizens made up 2225 percent of that figure (153,215).
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He made up for lost time after a wasted first quarter.
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"There's absolutely no way it's made up," Leimroth told the newspaper.
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Then he made up with Trump and stopped saying nasty things.
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Roughly a quarter of Switzerland's population is made up of foreigners.
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The group is made up of a number of press organizations.
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The board is made up of three Democrats and two Republicans.
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These Democrats made up the most diverse freshman class of members.
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Electrochromic windows are made up of several layers of different compounds.
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The Florida electorate is made up of 220006% eligible Hispanic voters.
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Drinkware made up 232.69% of net sales in Yeti's third quarter.
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It's probably the most expensive doll made up to its time.
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The Vessel is made up of 154 interconnected staircases, 80 landings ...
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The group was largely made up of police officers, he said.
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Women made up less than 10 percent of the production workforce.
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What they lacked in polish, they made up for with vigor.
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Shortfalls in state funding have to be made up for somewhere.
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The pair later made up in New York, after Mongeau's wedding.
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By 2018, the Beetle made up just 4% of VW sales.
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And too much that is no more than made-up nonsense.
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It made up 90% of industrial waste dumped in the area.
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But what it lacked aesthetically it made up for in conviction.
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Start with the fact that the target number is made up.
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The Navajo Nation is made up of strong and resilient people.
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In 2016, they only made up 36 percent of the electorate.
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In a sense, all "news" is made-up and necessarily so.
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Mr. Nam advocates a "small, strong army" made up of volunteers.
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The group was predominately made up of mothers and their children.
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Heavily conservative Utah's congressional delegation is made up entirely of Republicans.
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And, indeed, women made up many of the attendees and panelists.
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The anti-woman reports made up 5 percent of all incidents.
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But new hiring has more than made up for those losses.
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Remember, a presidential administration is made up of thousands of people.
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The London-listed stock actually made up a little lost ground.
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In 183, women made up 22 percent of the incoming class.
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As excruciating as Day One was, this made up for it.
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A block is made up of up to 28.1 memory pages.
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Last year, they made up 61 percent of the admissions. Improvement!
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The menu was made up of mostly local dishes and wines.
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The result is a reflecting pool made up of sparkling illusions.
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This made up for the humilating 30 World Cup semifinal loss.
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Our record artwork for Ash & Ice is made up of symbols.
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" "These are stories that are made up, these are total fiction.
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" But "what it lacked in quality, it made up in length.
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And then he made up his mind to go for it.
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We're a $14 billion industry made up primarily of small businesses.
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Foreign students once made up 100 percent of those schools' populations.
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"This is not stuff that we just made up," Brown said.
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It is made up of 10,000 square feet, over four floors.
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The group is made up of civil servants from both countries.
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In 1970, women made up only about 21 percent of bartenders.
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The commission is made up of three Republicans and two Democrats.
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The small, sold-out crowd was made up of devout fans.
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I'll tell them what's made up by Hollywood and what's real.
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Lol. NSAC had they mind made up b2000 we got there!
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By that summer, Mr. Corbé made up his mind to propose.
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The station is made up of 15 small one-story buildings.
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Cher is — she of the impeccably made up, inscrutable public face.
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And what if the dress code is just straight made-up?
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They made up fake media organization names from which to post.
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A concrete floor and coppery tiles made up the shower stall.
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The district is predominantly made up of Hispanic students, he said.
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Poor kids... Look at Johnjo over here (completely made up name).
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Then economic activity can be made up when the crisis ebbs.
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It was a small world, made up of perhaps 200 artists.
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The group was made up of two Republicans and four Democrats.
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The 23-person startup is made up of 25% licensed dentists.
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The 218-person startup is made up of 50% licensed dentists.
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Children have made up a small fraction of coronavirus cases worldwide.
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Those prices had made up about 40% of the past formulas.
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They made up for lost time at London's Gfinity Arena, however.
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What Dineobellator lacked in size it made up for with ferocity.
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The orchestra is made up of six musicians in a balcony.
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Two hundred years ago, the area was made up of wetlands.
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The defense made up for their absence with an outstanding performance.
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Unique athletes made up 13,33 of the 18,000 participants this year.
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Solar made up 22 percent of new electric capacity this year.
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Because who the hell fits into those fake, made-up systems?
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The jury is made up of seven men and five women.
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Our bodies, our food, our world is made up of chemicals.
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Deposits made up 58% of Yingkou's funding as of June-end.
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A year prior, they made up about 2 percent, he said.
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Adam Schiff made up my conversation with the president of Ukraine.
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Some people think she made up her name for the attention.
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Which used to be huge and made up of several components.
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The five biggest deals made up 21.6% or 212 billion euros.
|
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The village is made up of two clans, Eagle and Raven.
|
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But the hiring committee, made up of 12 people, found nothing.
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Ireland's direct provision system consists of 37 centers made up of
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Bone tissue is made up of small bundles of collagen fibers.
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This is a story that is completely exaggerated and made up.
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However, Iowa State made up for it with the passing game.
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Appellate courts are made up of humans, just like us all.
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As of 2018, ICE contracts made up 25% of CoreCivic's revenue.
|
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Harassment made up the largest category of content removed by LinkedIn.
|
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Amazon, Google and Facebook made up the majority of that spending.
|
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We are made up of stories—and we make them up.
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Luckily, Always Be My Maybe more than made up for that.
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A variety of plants made up its diet during both seasons.
|
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The team was made up of Chris Urmson and Sterling Anderson.
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As expected, families made up 54 percent of opening weekend crowds.
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I made up my mind for Trump at the last minute.
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Who hasn't already made up their mind about Trump's tempestuous presidency?
|
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Or what percentage of Brando's utterances was made up of grunting.
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What he still lacked in talent, he made up in confidence.
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It's a fact (his directorship and fees) and not made up.
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But they made up for lost opportunities during the multicourse meal.
|
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Cramer said reports that he'd made up his mind were wrong.
|
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Now this is a made up holiday we can get behind.
|
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What about the wrapper that's made up of a tougher plastic?
|
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Its central archetypal clan is made up of Mr. and Mrs.
|
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White men made up the overwhelming majority of the top 15.
|
|
And a bunch of made-up conspiracy theories about George Soros.
|
|
Other experts said many voters had already made up their minds.
|
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And what made you most certain that it's all made up?
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"It's all made up and I'm tired of it," John said.
|
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Aboriginal women made up a highly disproportionate share of those arrests.
|
|
He was a man made up of random superstitions and axioms.
|
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His four brothers made up a local public school wrestling dynasty.
|
|
It is a single entity made up of multiple, distinct panels.
|
|
Immigrants made up about one in 20 U.S. residents in 1970.
|
|
Yeah, it's completely cynical, it's completely made up, or it's whatever.
|
|
"There were jurors already with their minds made up," they said.
|
|
"Everything is a made up story from Amber's mouth," one says.
|
|
But the volume more than made up for the slim margins.
|
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Well, things you deeply value versus your made-up phony life.
|
|
It really begins with the largely made-up "Uranium One" scandal.
|
|
He has called the thresholds "made up numbers" lacking policy justification.
|
|
Subsequent conventions would see more tussles between the "hair" faction, made up of social movements forged by opposition to the Vietnam war, and the "cigar" faction, made up of blue-collar, more socially conservative union bosses.
|
|
Nintendo's value has increased exponentially because of a literal app where—if I understand correctly—you walk around so made-up creatures can battle with other made-up creatures, and sometimes they turn into different creatures?
|
|
It referenced data from Nielsen AdDynamix, which showed confectionary products made up 18% of total annual advertising expenditure in the U.K., sweet and savoury snacks made up 17% of total expenditure, and soft drinks contributed 11%.
|
|
Meanwhile, statistics show police are arguably failing to protect residents in black communities: While black people made up about 173 percent of the population in 2015, they made up more than half of reported murder victims.
|
|
That story doesn't fit into our cultural scripts, so we made up a different script to get rid of it, one that says the woman probably made up the story, for money or attention or revenge.
|
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Longfor's urban retail malls in prime locations in Chongqing, Chengdu, Beijing and Hangzhou made up over 33712263% of its IP portfolio, with the rest made up of community malls that are part of its large residential projects.
|
|
In 2015, 39% of the cybersecurity teams that completed a successful exit were made up of Young / Post-IDF entrepreneurs; in comparison, Young / Post-IDF teams only made up 10% of the Enterprise Software companies that exited.
|
|
A reserve made up of third party debt, miscellaneous assets, and easily convertible financial instruments, as well as cash, is a bit different from one made up solely of US dollars and Euros, as Tether previously claimed.
|
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Longfor's urban retail malls in prime locations in Chongqing, Chengdu, Beijing and Hangzhou made up over 80% of Longfor's IP portfolio, with the rest made up of community malls that are part of its large residential projects.
|
|
Most voters in both states indicated their minds are not yet made up, with 44 percent in Nevada and 45 percent in South Carolina saying they have fully made up their minds on their choice of candidate.
|
|
Before the election in October, white Brazilians made up 71% of Congress.
|
|
Prada's facade is made up of large, diamond-shaped green glass pieces.
|
|
I presumed it was a made-up name for the comic book.
|
|
So what's real and what's made up in this TNT limited series?
|
|
Why are we wasting our time talking about a made-up planet?
|
|
Image: FlickrThe human body is made up of trillions and trillions cells.
|
|
And that democratic republic is made up of us -- we the people.
|
|
You've made up with the two friends that got married that day?
|
|
Realizing his error, Dorsey then made up the whole "stun gun" thing.
|
|
Wade himself continues to say he has not made up his mind.
|
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What I lacked in mushrooms, however, I made up for in education.
|
|
A rock group made up of miners plays in the Solstice Café.
|
|
However, his wife Kristen Bell just made up for it on Ellen.
|
|
The Millennium Falcon is an enormous set made up of 5,195 pieces.
|
|
The jury, made up of four women and two men, seemingly agreed.
|
|
A number of long conversations later, the athlete made up his mind.
|
|
Cars are like DNA — they're made up from all these different strands.
|
|
He had his mind made up that that dog needs to die.
|
|
Fast forward just one week, and Pachulia had made up astonishing ground.
|
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Note: This is a humor article — the products mentioned were made up.
|
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Black voters made up 61% of South Carolina's Democratic electorate in 2016.
|
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Your present's already been made up for you, and here it is.
|
|
Much of Christie's team is made up of old RGA colleagues, too.
|
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The vast majority of the list are made up of foreign companies.
|
|
He lamented that so much of the curriculum was made up of
|
|
This is the Freuds logo, made up of photos of current employees.
|
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It's not real, it's made up from work created by other people.
|
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Sexual harassment complaints made up less than 1 percent of those complaints.
|
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It's a visual interpretation, made up of flat, angular shapes and forms.
|
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The soundtrack is made up mostly of black metal, sludge and powerviolence.
|
|
Those made-up stories are then being spread by politicians, he added.
|
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The partner made up details to conceal his conduct, the SEC said.
|
|
"I have not made up my mind," Delrahim told CNBC on Monday.
|
|
The category made up 21% of net sales in 227.53 — $2227.5 billion.
|
|
In contrast, the PRD's economy is made up mostly of private companies.
|
|
In 2016, black voters made up 60% of the Democratic primary electorate.
|
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It is all made up, of course, because no complete skeleton exists.
|
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A theme park audience is made up of waders, swimmers, and divers.
|
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Most nontoxic glitter is made up of very small pieces of plastic.
|
|
And I didn't know who made up the other half of me.
|
|
Milk is made up of milk fat, "protein-rich solids," and water.
|
|
Nunberg told Politico he'd made up the story to dig at Christie.
|
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In 20123, women made up 22012% of equity partners among survey respondents.
|
|
He played only 23 minutes, but others made up for his absence.
|
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When we do, we look for stories, both made-up and factual.
|
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All of this will have to be made up eventually, per Politico.
|
|
The problem with the internet is that it's made up of people.
|
|
Buy a firm that is made up of human rights violators5. Profit?!?
|
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After agonizing over the decision, Trisha Lawford has made up her mind.
|
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Like such drinks, "Finding Neverland" is largely made up of empty calories.
|
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"), and even boule de pain ("a rustic loaf") are all "made-up.
|
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National Waffle Day, on August 24, is my favorite made-up holiday.
|
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That eye-popping sum "is not a made up number," Rickards insisted.
|
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The "Chicago school" of economists was made up largely of MPS members.
|
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But that isn't to say extreme scenarios are made up from nothing.
|
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Women's apparel made up roughly 23% of its total sales in 2018.
|
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That's what deserves to be tweeted incessantly — not some made-up term.
|
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This was an orchestra made up of Conservatoire professors and their pupils.
|
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Because we're made up of all the things that happen to us.
|
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But about a third or more can be made up of muscle.
|
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U.S. revenue made up just 2.1 percent of the total in 2017.
|
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The negotiating group that struck the deal is made up of Sens.
|
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This sweater, just like the weather, hasn't totally made up its mind.
|
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The audience will be made up of 20203 people who obtained tickets.
|
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It is a fictional character in a made-up world, after all.
|
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At the depths of the recession, they made up just a third.
|
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LISA is made up of three spacecraft situated millions of miles apart.
|
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Blood products made up a remarkable 1.6% of American exports in 2016.
|
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WHAT the crowd lacked in size, it made up for in noise.
|
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Fans previously made up 100 percent of the voting for starting players.
|
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When it came to gender, women made up only 39.1% of newsrooms.
|
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Without her presence, the 229 list is entirely made up of men.
|
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Locals made up a little under three-quarters and were net buyers.
|
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So I made up the story that we had the same roots.
|
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Once he made up his mind on something, FDR acted on it.
|
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U.S. men's teams have been made up of NBA players ever since.
|
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In the interview that aired Saturday, Lochte said that was made up.
|
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Most of the film is made up of glances and silent moments.
|
|
Kaplan said he has not made up his mind on the matter.
|
|
Anxiety. "Anxious" made up 24 percent of the emotions submitted to Vox.
|
|
The task force is made up of administration officials, not independent experts.
|
|
And their newly made-up Mission: Impossible scene is just as harebrained.
|
|
Once, he argues, European politics was made up of "solid" power blocs.
|
|
In this case L. polyedra made up only 2% of copepods' diets.
|
|
Recently, I made up this dish: I love yams and sweet potatoes.
|
|
"It's all lies, it's all lies, it was made up," added Trump.
|
|
Vinyl cyanide is a fairly complex molecule, made up of seven elements.
|
|
Increased central-government transfers have made up only part of the shortfall.
|
|
But Nougat has made up a decent amount of ground since then.
|
|
I made up the recipe as I went, but it's pretty good!
|
|
As of 2017, women made up just 26% of the computing workforce.
|
|
Property taxes, which might have made up the difference, are constitutionally limited.
|
|
In short, fake news is made-up nonsense delivered for financial gain.
|
|
Divided into camps The audience was largely made up of decided voters.
|
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Each team is made up of the top players from that country.
|
|
Apple made up 24 percent of Jabil's sales in 2016, Arcuri noted.
|
|
He said reporters made up the tension between him and the CIA.
|
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Their entire multicultural friend group is made up of computer science majors.
|
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The commission will be made up of various Republican and Democratic representatives.
|
|
Fenn made up for his lack of experience with a showman's streak.
|
|
Those diversified portfolios are usually made up of U.S. equities, non-U.
|
|
That is, the stuff that once made up the city of Hiroshima.
|
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A disheveled top bun frames her impeccably, though subtly, made up face.
|
|
SnapChat's Live Stories are often made up of media shared hours earlier.
|
|
The writing staff at The Simpsons must be made up of psychics.
|
|
Crucially, these voters made up their minds very late in the race.
|
|
Most of the September mix is made up of tracks from there.
|
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Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis made up 64 percent of those granted protection.
|
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It is made up of 11 members, chosen by Turkey's highest courts.
|
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The funding is mostly homegrown; foreign investors made up just 10 percent.
|
|
On Monday against the Pelicans, he more than made up for it.
|
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Also, Abraham and Eugene made up, which is all that really matters.
|
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Julia: Single or not, it's a made up holiday to celebrate love.
|
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"I absolutely do" think @potus made up the tapes - @JackieSpeier https://t.
|
|
Friends-giving is a sacred, made up, pre-holiday tradition for friends.
|
|
To put Uber's last month in perspective, we made up a timeline.
|
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Irish volunteer soldiers made up a few regiments of the British military.
|
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Every iPhone is made up of more or less the same components.
|
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The unit made up for 23 percent of the company's total revenue.
|
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Slightly less than 21975 percent of Congress is made up of women.
|
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The memorial is made up of three components, art, architecture, and history.
|
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The latest effort to debunk made-up information is British broadcaster BBC.
|
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Insurance spending in 2017 made up about 11 percent of America's GDP.
|
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The RNC says donors made up less than 10% of the audience.
|
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In 2013 migrant workers made up nearly half of Gurao's 161,000 people.
|
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In the TRNC, hellim made up a full quarter of all exports.
|
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Thirty percent of the city is made up of Arabs and Muslims.
|
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Even the batteries sold through Amazon made up $113 million in purchases.
|
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You write about big institutions that are made up of colorful characters.
|
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On occasion they have made up over half of the national side.
|
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Your identity is this made up thing that you're emotionally attached to.
|
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A third part of the retail price is made up of taxes.
|
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His cabinet thus far is made up almost entirely of white men.
|
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Independent labels made up the remaining 31.3 percent, MIDiA Research data showed.
|
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The foundation's board is currently mainly made up of academics and politicians.
|
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Restructured exposures made up a further 9% of loans at end-1H2123.
|
|
Rosenstein told senators today that Trump had already made up his mind.
|
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My mind's already made up, not unlike many of you I'd wager.
|
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"These bottles are made up of hundreds of chemical agents," he says.
|
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They are made up of about 50 vehicles each, not several hundred.
|
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Women made up less than one-tenth of union members through 673.
|
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Today it is made up of mainly hard-core militants, analysts say.
|
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The rest is made up from regional government support and other sponsors.
|
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The consortium is made up of Qihoo 360 Technology Co Ltd QIHU.
|
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You will hear people say it was made up to get funds.
|
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His ability to attract nonstop coverage made up for his limited finances.
|
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"A lot of things get made up over the years," he said.
|
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Ms. Haley's office has said she has not made up her mind.
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RF Abraham Almonte made up for a lost Opening Day in 2016.
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Hispanics made up two per cent and African-Americans one per cent.
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Piña's attorney, Patty A. Eakes, denied that she made up the account.
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Not the leader, he had explained, whose mind had been made up.
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The exterior of each pod is made up of oxidized aluminum cladding.
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Cash made up 6.65 percent of its holdings at the end June.
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And that old guy I totally made up totally has a point!
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That was made up of oil, gas, hydro, geothermal and other renewables.
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Mother and daughter quickly made up and went for a bike ride.
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"This is lost time that cannot be made up," Saha told CNN.
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Another solicited cars, boats and timeshares for several made-up veterans' charities.
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But Jones made up for that deficit by dominating the black vote.
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He claimed he never made up a character, our tour guide said.
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Profits from the service made up 56 percent of Amazon's operating income.
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" Trump then added that his slogan was "was made up by me.
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BUT TIME HORIZON IS NOT MADE UP BY 30 DOWN TO 17.
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" The company called the effective tax rate "a completely made-up number.
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Trump in a tweet early Thursday said Tillerson "made up" the story.
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Every big thing is simply made up of lots of little things.
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Khallaf said the amount made up 31 percent of the total issuance.
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Marvel's time travel in "Endgame" isn't something that was just made up.
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"To me, those moments happen naturally, there's nothing made up," Ujiri said.
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In 2013, Latinas made up 86% of spending decisions in our households.
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In 2019, EV sales made up only about 2% of global sales.
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Each shirt is made up of about 15-20% milk, Luo said.
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The Event Horizon Telescope is made up of observatories around the world.
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Behind the scenes, 3-D models are all made up of triangles.
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" "I cannot make up my mind -- it is made up for me.
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The vast majority of China's oilseed crop is made up of soybeans.
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Young people had made up one of the strongest blocs against leaving.
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She never went out without being completely properly dressed and made up.
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Because the industry is made up of people and networks of people.
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After 17 years of war, many people have their minds made up.
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Household Names: The squad is made up almost exclusively of international stars.
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"Hemp is a made up word," DEA spokesperson Rusty Payne told me.
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People are made up of their environment, their genetics, culture, parents, school.
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In 2007, ciprofloxacin still made up almost half of prescriptions for gonorrhea.
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The 300-plus member group is largely made up of financial interests.
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I cannot make up my mind — it is made up for me.
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The game will be made up as a day-night doubleheader Tuesday.
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In March 2018, the same category made up one third of arrests.
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That's one of Saturn's moons, and it's made up of icy oceans.
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General Flynn has also shared made-up reports about the Democratic candidate.
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Women made up a third of the Catalina field on both days.
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When he shone in the United States, they made up their minds.
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Russian tourists made up 10 percent of Turkey's annual visitors in 2015.
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"They had their minds made up," he said about the other jurors.
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The greater Bordeaux region is made up of many small family estates.
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What the bathroom lacked in space, it made up for in drama.
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We saw an empty dormitory that had been made up very nicely.
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But, like they always do, Ronnie and Jen kissed and made up.
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Harvard students and graduates made up about 5 percent of the regiment.
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At least 15 percent have not made up their mind at all.
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They've already made up their minds, and they're only getting one side.
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Sometimes they'd be reporting and sometimes there'd be some made-up reporting.
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Half of them are real, and half of them are made up.
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" The third constituency is made up of whites high in "racial resentment.
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Last week, I found out that his current name is made up.
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A heavily armed student in black, his eyes darkly made up, enters.
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What the new bridge lacked in beauty, it made up in usefulness.
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Laundry appliances made up nearly 30 percent of Whirlpool's sales in 2017.
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Teresa is always made up and wearing heels, even when transporting drugs.
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Their high energy made up for their lack of Playgirl-ready physiques.
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Many voters said they made up their mind at the last minute.
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OPEC is made up of 14 nations and led by Saudi Arabia.
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In 1975, it made up 55 percent of the academic work force.
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But those voters made up just 29 percent of the primary electorate.
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Rather, he seemed to suggest that charity made up for these facts.
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In 1992, nonwhite voters made up 13 percent of the American electorate.
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By 1943, women made up 65% of the US aircraft industry's workforce.
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Before the war began, women made up just 1% of the industry.
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Men made up 68 percent of those reviewers and women, 32 percent.
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What the choreography lacked in elegance it made up for in entertainment.
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In years past, those voters made up a majority of the electorate.
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Hateful and abusive content made up 2.9 percent of all videos removed.
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They made up last year and even hung out on Mother's Day.
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Did the people who read those made-up stories actually believe them?
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Minorities made up 29 percent of economists, up six points, Brookings found.
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His freewheeling solos made up on the spot are pure freedom, right?
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Also, on the whole, women made up just 37 percent of writers.
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CDs made up over 80% of US music revenue at the time.
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Wailea is a small town made up of just over 5,600 people.
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Almost 2 in 3 Sanders supporters made up their minds last year.
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It all made up the daily grind of the Vietnam War infantryman.
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The cabinet is made up of 20 specialist ministers backed by parties.
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It's a recipe I made up and it came out pretty well.
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It's a real possibility that he hasn't even made up his mind.
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Commercials for fruits and vegetables made up 2.5% of the overall spend.
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Home Depot, a distant yet hefty second, made up about 10 percent.
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Partisans on both sides of the issue have made up their minds.
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A generation ago, foreign aid made up most of our government's budget.
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Minds have been made up about Trump for a very long time.
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Only 24% of voters who made up their minds earlier supported Biden.
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Half of New Hampshire Democratic primary voters haven't made up their minds.
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Rivals like Instacart and Stop & Shop's Peapod brand also made up ground.
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So Ms. Rivera made up her mind to join him in Mexico.
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She relented, and I made up a story about not feeling well.
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Today, it has an arsenal made up of both, intelligence officials say.
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About half of the NATO-led force is made up of Americans.
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The campaign, called World Wide What, is made up of educational videos.
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Is life thus made up of countless such microscopic pieces of time?
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Instead, her war is largely made up of what she can't see.
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He said they made up a tiny fraction of his political base.
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Most of the time, a year is made up of 2100 days.
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"I made up my mind to die," he later told his mother.
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Consider, for starters, her hydraulic walk, made up of short, chugging steps.
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After about a year of college, I&aposd made up my mind.
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The second tier is made up of their nearest competitors — Massachusetts Sen.
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But he has leveled this "made up" allegation dozens of times before.
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On Thursday morning, he said he still hadn't made up his mind.
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Men made up the lion's share of big savers — about 3 million.
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The cabinet is made up of 20 specialist ministers backed by parties.
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We had a few made up, and that's the last pair left.
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The campaign is made up of nonprofits, civil society organizations and activists.
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The barrier is made up of 3,517 interlocking steel and concrete pieces.
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Since then, the stock made up for those losses and then some.
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Cotton and Perdue saying reports of Trump's vulgar comments are made up.
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A large proportion of investors will be made up of corporates, too.
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FANG is made up of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google's parent, Alphabet.
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The Hoss Fly is made up of a 400 horsepower Chevy engine.
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This year, the panel of judges was made up of seven women.
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Back in 22020, they made up 215% of Democrats in Gallup polling.
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I made up my mind, thinking it wouldn't matter if I lost.
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I basically made up the day's lost calories during suhur and iftar.
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Conway said she has "no idea" if Ramirez made up her accusation.
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The white-haired crowd might have been made up of its residents.
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"Friends" made up more than 4% of all Netflix views that year.
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"People just have a made-up image of Derby," says MC Eyez.
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All together, the composite is made up of nearly 7,500 individual exposures.
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"It was made up to get attention from world media," he said.
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It's made up of a ring of columns and a domed top.
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"His mind was pretty much made up," Arteaga said of the pharmacist.
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And he made up a 17-point lead in a few weeks.
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His lawyer, Donald A. Mates Jr., said the allegations were made up.
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"A made up Radical Left Story about Doral bedbugs..." -- August 27 tweet.
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In 1960, healthcare made up just 5 percent of Gross Domestic Product.
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Have streaming and video on demand made up the art-house slack?
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In 2001, medical abortions made up just 6 percent of all abortions.
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The exhilarating qualities of the best wines made up for these disappointments.
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County elections boards are made up of two Republicans and one Democrat.
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The community is made up of 152 owned and 47 leased sites.
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Turkey's lira made up some of the Monday's losses, last at $4.685.
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"This was made up and meant to be funny," another user said.
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The republic, located below Hawaii, is made up of 33 coral atolls.
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They've made up their minds and don't confuse me with the facts.
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For Mr. Mullen, in a made-up example, that was hair color.
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Again: 84 percent of the galaxy is made up of dark matter.
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Each team will be made up of eight competitors and one coach.
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Abraham pressed him on his decision, but Raheel's mind was made up.
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"I said the president hasn't made up his mind," Mr. Pence said.
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There is a real gap to be made up, especially with doctors.
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The everyday menu, though, is not exactly made up of grain bowls.
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The remaining 35 percent of Republicans have not made up their minds.
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In December, passenger cars made up just one-third of the market.
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A story about Pope Francis endorsing Bernie Sanders was also made up.
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You used to be a sports blog made up of user content.
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So even among the littlest ones, their minds are already made up.
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It should be made up of former members of Congress, éminence grises.
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"There were jurors already with their minds made up," the juror said.
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Communications equipment made up 433 percent of Texas Instruments' revenue in 2016.
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The election board is made up of three Republicans and two Democrats.
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LGBT-identified people made up less than 2100 percent of the characters.
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LGBT-identified people made up less than 1 percent of the characters.
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Two other copycat groups, mostly made up of El Salvadorans, followed behind.
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"Paradise is really a utopian possibility, a made-up place," said Lynne.
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The port consortium is made up of Odebrecht, OAS, and Carioca Engenharia.
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It's like staring at an oil painting and thinking it's made up of just one color until you peer closer and realize it's made up of so many hidden colors and shades that you can't even count them.
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Women made up one in five of the people who filed to run for the seats under contention on Tuesday night, Dittmar told VICE News, yet they made up one in three of the people who won primaries.
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The insulation business made up 18 percent of Recticel's 1.5 billion euros of annual sales in 2017, compared to the 41 percent made up by the flexible foams but was more profitable, driving 33 percent of its earnings.
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