Toyota makes the Highlander, Volkswagen makes the Atlas, Ford makes the Explorer and GMC makes the Acadia.
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It makes you stronger, it makes you braver, it makes you freer.
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It makes us uncomfortable, it makes us open, it makes open up.
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What makes justice work, what makes justice happen, what makes justice not work?
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What makes Green tick is symbiotic with what makes him great; what makes him difficult is what makes him so difficult to stop.
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"What this does is, makes it real, makes it tangible, makes it objective," he said.
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It makes you seem to fit in, makes you seem powerful, and makes you seem confident.
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SB: Well it makes things better, it makes your world better, it makes the show better.
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It snowballs, too: prominent placement makes a piece more popular, which makes it more prominent, which makes it yet more popular, which makes…well, you get the idea.
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It makes "the activist community" sound approachable; it makes "the skin-care community" sound important; it makes "the Christian community" sound inclusive and kind; it makes "the medical community" sound folksy and skilled at the bedside; it makes "the homeless community" sound voluntary; it makes "the gun rights community" sound humanistic; it makes "the tech community" sound like good citizens.
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A thousand gigaflops makes a teraflop, a thousand teraflops makes a petaflop, and a thousand petaflops makes an exaflop.
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RYAN: THAT MAKES TWO – THAT MAKES ONE OF YOU.
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It makes you, it makes you ... I don't know.
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Real writing makes me — makes anyone doing it — vulnerable.
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That kind of trauma and shock makes you question America, makes you question humanity, and makes you question King's dream itself.
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She makes me sick — she makes me want to vomit.
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One makes good money, the other makes all the money.
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He makes me smile and happy; he makes me laugh.
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Whatever makes you feel comfortable, whatever makes you feel confident.
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"This makes me stronger, it makes me humbler," he said.
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It makes them more prosperous, it makes us more prosperous.
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The hate group makes money and President Trump makes money.
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It makes me angry, and it makes me work harder.
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She makes everybody feel better and makes sure everybody's fed.
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The movie makes Tubman seem mythical, which makes her impersonal.
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"It makes me angry, it makes me frustrated," Gundotra said.
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The inflexibility that makes them fearsome also makes them brittle.
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This photo makes me uncomfortable and it makes me better.
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And being sick makes you poorer, which makes you sicker.
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Money makes more money, and it makes it surprisingly quick.
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What makes a city unique, and what makes it liveable?
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Somebody that makes something, and then another person makes something, and then another person makes something — I like to address that lineage.
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Where Drake makes that formula a feel-good success story, Kanye makes it a bombastic clash of supernatural forces, and Eminem makes it a dizzying and disorienting exorcism, Wayne just makes it a playground.
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It makes our lives better, it makes our travel time shorter, it makes our ability to get to see our loved ones easier.
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" Said Rhimes: "When you help make people healthier, it makes the nation healthier, it makes the world healthier, it makes the economy healthier.
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That's what makes us sick, that's what makes us feel tired.
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It makes you a gutter bug is what it makes you.
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"It makes sense for Brangelina and it makes sense for anybody."
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Potency not only makes smuggling easier: it makes dealing more profitable.
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What makes the game memorable is also what makes it frustrating.
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It all makes makes one wonder: What are the Rams hiding?
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This makes photos interactive and more importantly it makes them commercializable.
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Jumping makes Soldier: 76 jump, and bowing forward makes him crouch.
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Not-Geroge's pontificating makes Bailey cry, which nearly makes me cry.
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"One makes it creamier, one makes it more bubbly," she says.
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Facebook makes $39.9 billion on ads and Google makes $95.4 billion.
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Diversity makes you better precisely because it makes you less trusting.
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Generally it makes me smile, [but] occasionally it makes me sad.
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That really makes me, really makes me upset to hear that.
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It makes it very interesting and it makes it very real.
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It's what makes us grow; it's what makes us quintessentially American.
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That makes herpes somewhat difficult to pinpoint — and makes misdiagnoses possible.
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Anything that makes your mind happier, makes your taste buds happier.
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For every $100,000 a woman makes, a man makes $1 million.
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It makes me so happy and makes my bathroom look fancier.
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It makes us feel safe; losing it makes us feel threatened.
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That's what makes it so sad, and also makes it human.
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Shooting enemies makes you grow and getting shot makes you shrink.
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"Cream makes white prettier, and white makes cream prettier," she said.
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Cement makes concrete possible, and concrete makes our entire civilization possible.
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It makes no sense economically, it makes even less sense geostrategically.
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Who makes it, who makes those beautiful pipes for the pipeline?
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But what makes Beyoncé great is that she makes both feel true.
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Her extraordinary beauty makes you look, but her message makes you listen.
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"It just makes me sad, and it makes me angry," she said.
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I think that makes it real and it makes these characters human.
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But whereas Git makes such collaboration possible, it hardly makes it easy.
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It makes me like — it makes me really sad that she's gone.
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" "Kanye makes money, Kim makes more, why are you still doing this?
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Intel makes Xeon CPUs and Nervana accelerators and NVIDIA makes Tesla accelerators.
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Charade makes no sense Of course, this quadrennial charade makes no sense.
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In other words, smiling makes us happier, and frowning makes us sadder.
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It makes a person look more natural, it makes a huge difference.
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"It makes public, and makes Juul be public, about the health consequences."
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What makes us American, what makes us patriots, is what's in here.
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He makes her so happy and that just makes her friends happy.
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It either makes you a demagogue or it makes people not care.
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And it makes me — you know, it makes me question your judgment.
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Remember, your rape makes me even more angry than it makes you!
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Mahomes makes his own space, and then makes serious trouble within it.
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Anybody who makes any kind of apparel now makes some sports apparel.
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Not in the way that Detroit makes cars and Hollywood makes movies.
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There's weather that makes customers hungry and weather that makes them thirsty.
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She's my best friend and what makes her happy makes me happy.
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What makes Severed tick, what makes it memorable, is the striking combat.
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SNL understands neither what makes Trump alluring nor what makes him dangerous.
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You talking about her makes me hope-filled, it makes me proud.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, it makes us-- it makes us like securities firms.
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As an artwork it makes no sense, and it makes perfect sense.
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It makes a difference -- it makes a difference for the American people.
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It makes two big changes: This makes most tax evasion schemes pointless.
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It makes grand statements because the television it apes makes grand statements.
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Greek zorba is an infinity legume: it's not actually a grain, which makes it a legume, but it's a legume despite being a grain, which makes it a grain, which makes it not actually a legume, which in turn makes it a legume again, which makes it not actually a grain.
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"I started paying attention to everything happening around me — what makes me happy, what makes me sad, what makes me do better, what makes me not be in a bad mood and not do my best," he said.
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Often art shows the flip side, makes unusual connections, makes the audience discover unnoticed facts or stories, and makes us laugh when otherwise we will cry.
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Here's what you already know: Nitrous oxide gas makes cream into whipped cream, makes Vin Diesel's car go faster, and makes dental work slightly less awful.
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That work about asking yourself what do I really want, who am I, what makes me so angry, what makes me sad, what makes me happy.
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Makes it easier to play, makes it easier to get us more excited.
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It makes sense for both fighters, and it makes sense for the fans.
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It makes the production more difficult, but it also makes it more interesting.
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FMC makes lithium for Panasonic, which in turn makes car batteries for Tesla.
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Rocketbook not only makes the Everlast notebook, it also makes the Rocketbook Wave.
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The very thing that makes them delicious makes them terrible for you: sugar.
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Which makes sense — that's when an Uber or Lyft ride makes more sense.
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It makes me nostalgic but it also makes me feel still so powerful.
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That makes it really exciting, but also makes a lot of artists disposable.
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Because whoever said practice makes perfect forgot to include that planning makes perfect.
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This makes Baidu more than China's Google — it makes it China's only Google.
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This makes them really excited and makes them feel like they owe her.
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Trump's great talent is that he makes no sense — he makes true believers.
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"Marcella" makes you pay attention, and it makes you work to keep up.
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Technically I think it makes it worse—it makes it harder to dance.
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I don't think that makes them bad people, it just makes them people.
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China makes real stuff of value, while Iran makes real trouble of concern.
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Sure, it makes me want to help, but it also makes me sad.
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Social media makes things complicated but the diversity makes it somewhat worth while.
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Makes you really — makes you really sad inside to see something like that.
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We learn what makes them tick, and we learn what makes them smile.
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"He makes, everybody makes, but Norman Seabrook doesn't make," Mr. Seabrook told him.
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It makes your eye go up, and it makes the ceilings look taller.
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You know, who makes the best lasagna, or who makes the best sauce?
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DJI makes one, YunTech makes one, I'm sure there are a few others.
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This makes reaching easy, but it also makes everything look tiny and ugly.
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WELCOME A WEAKER DOLLAR, AND AGAIN, IF— PROVIDED THE WEAKER DOLLAR IS HAPPENING FOR THE RIGHT REASONS, MAKES MANUFACTURING, MAKES EXPORTS, MAKES THE U.S. ECONOMY MORE COMPETITIVE.
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"The four is key because it's what brings people in and makes people sticky and makes people follow you and makes people connect with you," Reed said.
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The technology that makes this stable flight possible is what makes Aire so interesting.
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What makes this journey work is how Gyllenhaal modulates every little movement he makes.
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It makes us stronger, it makes us better, and better conservatives in my case.
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It just makes money from advertising, makes ... Advertising is our business model of choice.
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And the same machine that makes it also makes carbon-fiber reinforcements for concrete.
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A black woman in tech makes $79,000 for every $100,000 a white man makes.
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It makes cooking look so easy, and makes the end result look so delicious.
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Someone who makes a comment that's small, next time maybe makes a bigger comment.
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Part of what makes Christmas music so irritating is also what makes it appealing.
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"It makes the rich man poor, and makes the poor man rich," he said.
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It makes sense, and it makes for good TV, but it's also pretty extreme.
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One variation of the gene makes wrinkled peas; the other makes for round peas.
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Everything about it that makes it great for packagers makes it terrible for recyclers.
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It makes the hours fly by and makes the experience a lot more enriching.
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This is what makes me Dascha and what makes me unique from anyone else.
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My partner makes violin bows for a living, and makes about $50,000 a year.
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He makes others' films, and, when time and money allows, he makes his own.
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"It makes me angry, it makes me upset they haven't caught them," she said.
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I think this support makes you feel comfortable and makes you do great things.
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The same thing that makes e-scooters environmentally friendly makes them economically attractive: efficiency.
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One person said that "what makes Mr. Trump great" is that he makes jokes.
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On average, a woman makes about 80 cents for every dollar a man makes.
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This makes a "troll" someone who makes a deliberately offensive or provocative online posting.
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"Meek's music just makes you feel good, makes you want to hustle," Davido says.
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It makes shootouts far more manageable, but it also makes them way more fun.
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They add that shechita makes an animal instantly lose consciousness, which makes stunning unnecessary.
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This makes the tracker slide up and down, which makes the reading less accurate.
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" Its first sentence reads, "Death makes them more interesting; Death makes them more beautiful.
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What makes Killing Eve so compelling is the same thing that makes it an
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It also makes it makes it easier when you're talking about the big stuff.
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I want a bed that he makes, I want a chair that he makes.
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The water makes you sick, I don't understand it, but it makes you sick.
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Other factors change daily: Heat makes rubber bouncier, but humidity makes the balls heavier.
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Winsor & Newton makes wonderful watercolor paints and sets, while Derwent makes excellent watercolor pencils.
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The same thing that makes for Spain's bloody history also makes for its beauty.
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And getting that right is what makes it art or what makes it mediocre.
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"Makes the cut" does not mean someone who makes a team in today's puzzle.
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It makes you stop, slow down as you read, and makes any mistake obvious.
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But that is what makes art complex and, for me, what makes it political.
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Think about what makes you proud and avoid lingering on what makes you unhappy.
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He's drawn not to what makes Midwesterners homogeneous but to what makes us strange.
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He's drawn not to what makes Midwesterners homogeneous but to what makes us strange.
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He doesn't monumentalize it; he makes the story internal and makes you feel it.
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Do what makes you feel comfortable, but do whatever makes you feel safe first.
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"Feels so gay, feels so bright, makes your day, makes your night," they sing.
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It makes sense, of course: being thin helps you run on hardwood every night for 30 minutes a night, makes you faster, makes your respiratory system work better.
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Taylor's quietness makes their opponents look loud; their watchfulness makes other people—especially men, shouting about power—look frenetic; their ideological cocksureness makes the older men look weak.
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"I hope my music makes people uncomfortable and makes them laugh and makes them think," Mr. Taylor said in a 2014 interview with the magazine The Southern Rambler.
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Nothing as dramatic going on for me right now during social distancing, but it makes me interrogate — at least gently — what makes a life (what makes my life).
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It makes the press seem conspiratorial and less accountable, it makes the administration seem more divided and out of control, and it makes us, the people, seem irrelevant.
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Makes mapping technology for autonomous vehicles Sydney, Australia Makes software for companies to manage staff schedules and timesheets San Francisco Makes software for managing data Palo Alto, Calif.
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SO WE OUTLINED YESTERDAY OUR TOTAL SHAREHOLDER RETURN APPROACH, A DIVIDEND, SHARE BUYBACK WHERE IT MAKES SENSE, M&A WHERE IT MAKES SENSE, ORGANIC INVESTMENT WHERE IT MAKES SENSE, FUNDING OUR PENSION WHERE IT MAKES SENSE – WE HAD AN ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT FUNDING THAT.
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But having a [pure] crush like Lara Jean and Peter, it just makes you smile and makes you feel happy and makes you feel hopeful, and I love it.
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Join us as we talk about what makes this book different than other grief books, what makes it so compelling, and what makes it so perfectly, beautifully, unforgettably heartbreaking.
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Tomatoes are double legumes: they're not actually vegetables, which makes them fruit and also makes them legumes, which means that they're not actually fruit, which makes them double legumes.
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I found that confusing at first, because it leaves us with a somewhat awkward entry (MAKES YOUTH for the phrase "makes you think") but I guess it makes sense.
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What makes Nintendo's Classic line so appealing, though, is how simple it makes the process.
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But what makes them so fun to watch isn't the stuff that makes them famous.
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That makes them attractive to cash-strapped cities, but it also makes their sustainability questionable.
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It makes us feel that we are doing something that makes it all worth it.
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"It makes your skin more radiant and it makes your skin look perfect," she adds.
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"A point makes you happy; an assist makes you and your teammate happy," Jokic said.
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"If it makes any sense at all, it makes sense to gradually ramp it up."
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In short, the plant makes the dough more elastic, which makes it easier to pull.
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What makes a great photograph is that it makes people want to look at it.
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That's what makes Workin' Moms worth watching, and also what makes it so damned real.
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"[Schiff] makes up my conversation which was perfect; he makes up my conversation," Trump said.
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He says he loves how much the show makes me laugh, which makes me mushy.
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We should have a tax code that makes sense and that still makes sense (ph).
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Triplett makes between $100 and $150 per stream and Chen makes about $7,500 a month.
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When Grace makes it to Richmond Hill, Mr. Kinnear makes quite the explosive, galant entrance.
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But in the few places where Apple does makes some changes, it makes them count.
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Young: I like to imagine a machine that makes humans, or makes you more human.
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I've been wanting to play something that makes me feel good and makes me laugh.
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He makes his flaws his strengths; he makes the establishment's reaction against him his message.
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It makes them happy, it makes them excited, and I love seeing that so much.
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If an anime makes me upset or makes me cry, those feelings aren't like fake.
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It also makes you hungrier to learn more, which makes you smarter (sign No. 3).
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In layman's terms, pot makes the world seem richer and makes music sound incredibly sweet.
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It obliterates what makes us different from a machine, what makes life different from plastic.
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He doesn't know what makes his hedgehog drawings beautiful, and that's what makes them beautiful.
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Political intransigence makes for great television, but it makes for a dysfunctional nation as well.
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The shoe company Allbirds, which makes shoes from sheep wool, makes laces from recycled bottles.
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It makes you want to look, but it makes you also not want to look.
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Read This Next: Therapy Makes You Feel Like Shit Before it Makes You Feel Better
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It not only makes the street safer, it makes the street more comfortable and lively.
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Box makes money when a third-party tool makes an API call to their platform.
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If it makes us financially independent and makes possible the life we all dream about?
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If Peyton Manning makes quarterbacking look like work, Cam Newton makes it look like play.
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From a valuation perspective it makes sense, from a credit rating perspective it makes sense.
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But pain also makes her ugly, maybe irredeemable, which also makes her joltingly, excitingly human.
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"It's the old adage: The left makes war, the right makes peace," Mr. Oren said.
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Ross Douthat makes the case for Ivanka Trump, while Lindy West makes the case against.
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"It makes hurricanes and typhoons more powerful, and it makes rainfall more intense," Abraham said.
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Leaning slightly forward makes the Swagtron go forward and leaning back makes it go back.
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Hamilton, 38, is out to prove that what makes her different also makes her successful.
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He's backed Chirps Chips, which makes cricket chips, and Chapul, which makes cricket protein bars.
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Eventually we will learn what makes us happy and makes the world a better place.
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From an evolutionary perspective, it makes no sense whatsoever that music makes us feel emotions.
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Fear makes people reflect less, and it also makes them concede to authoritarian leadership more.
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Knowing that we'll die makes us neurotic—fearful, fretful, self-conscious—and this is also what makes us human, this is what makes us tell stories, about ourselves among others.
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"I think that when everybody's story is told, then that makes for better art; it makes for better entertainment; it makes everybody feel part of one American family," Obama said.
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Sometimes meditation makes me fixate on what's bothering me, and sometimes it makes me feel better.
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As Laszewski's analysis makes clear, the GOP plan makes every single one of these problems worse.
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That makes Italy an expensive place to locate a business and makes its exports less competitive.
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That makes you an adult ... that makes you a man who's capable of making someone pregnant.
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It makes you feel futile, it makes your entire soul feel cheap and taken advantage of.
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It makes you stress, it makes you tense, so being able to lighten up a little.
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Love makes a place in your life, it makes a place for itself in your bed.
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The exercise makes her realize that she isn't even sure what makes her really, deeply joyful.
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She makes him feel so young, she makes him feel there are songs to be sung!
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It makes sense in an exciting way; the men's Rumble makes sense in an uninspiring way.
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And the very recklessness that makes them so frightening also makes them vulnerable to straightforward policing.
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Not because of how it makes her feel, but because of what it makes her remember.
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Tyco makes fire suppression systems and Johnson Controls makes ventilation systems, auto seating and car batteries.
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Its complexity makes it difficult to foresee problems and its size makes it impossible to control.
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IntimateRider makes a sex chair specialized for people with mobility issues that makes having sex easier.
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It makes countries more likely to work with us, and, ultimately, it makes us more secure.
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Keef, who makes weed his moniker, makes a case for smoking and driving ... a terrible case.
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And also, how it makes us feel, such as, Facebook makes us feel bad, or good.
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"It makes for better entertainment, it makes everybody feel part of one American family," Obama continued.
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I don't know if this analogy makes any sense or if this metaphor makes any sense.
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The final girl often makes for a satisfying ending — but what else makes a good finale?
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It makes it a little more challenging, but it makes it a little more fun, too.
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It doesn't just produce the movements; it unifies them, makes sense of them, makes them art.
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It's a way to take out stress, it makes you stronger, it makes you think better.
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What makes the brown marmorated stinkbug so impressively omnivorous is also what makes it a bug.
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What makes the Mountain Hardwear Jeans stand outSo what makes the Mountain Hardwear Jeans so great?
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Enjoyment makes it more likely you'll exercise and be social, which, in turn, makes you happier.
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"The Equal Rights Amendment makes possible and makes constitutional laws we don't have now," MacKinnon said.
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Makes them anxious, makes them depressed, it can lead to all kinds of things, like cutting.
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What makes Tuscaloosa, Alabama, habitable makes it possible to age in place in Hollywood, Florida, too.
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On average, they say, a woman makes 220006 cents for every dollar a white man makes.
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Nutella not only makes for a delicious snack, it now also makes for delicious hair dye.
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How to write a play that not only makes us think, but also makes us feel.
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They understand what makes you click and what makes you tick better than you understand yourself.
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"What makes him different is no different than what makes a racehorse so great," Johnson said.
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So what makes Gourmet Makes and the Bon Appétit YouTube channel's other shows such a hit?
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"The city is losing what makes it appealing, what makes it New York," Professor Wu said.
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"Menthol makes it seem less harsh, and also makes the body absorb more nicotine," she said.
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And if a female director makes three movies in 10 years, her male equivalent makes four.
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The Belgian transplant Laurence Leenaert makes her home just like she makes her crafts: by instinct.
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The thing that makes wine so hard is ultimately the thing that makes wine so good.
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But it definitely makes her shift and makes her a better lover and a better artist.
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That's part of what makes this director special, and makes "First Love" an unusually satisfying romp.
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The thing that makes Driver a successful public figure is also what makes him an ideal.
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While the average fastball makes about 2,200 revolutions per minute, Sewald said his makes about 2,400.
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What makes "Twin Peaks" unstable, the mainline to Mr. Lynch's subconscious, also makes it sui generis.
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Americans sometimes have an odd idea about what makes up failure and what makes up success.
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The condition makes his voice softer than it used to be and makes long monologues difficult.
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"That's what makes them who they are -- that's what makes them a religious organization," she said.
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The hormone makes the pancreas release more insulin and also makes people — and animals — feel satiated.
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The thin air in high altitudes makes you feel nauseous and makes you lose your appetite.
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What makes the company special is that it makes its mattress based on your comfort preferences.
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Ordinary matter, the kind that makes up people, planets, the sun and stars, makes up only about one-sixth of the universe's matter, while mysterious dark matter makes up the rest.
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"We're obviously paying more, not just at the gas pump, but remember the refining process also makes other products: It makes jet fuel, it makes petroleum products like plastics," Lee said.
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It makes me question my career path, it makes me cynical of the ethics of having children, and it makes me cynical of my own and others' attempts to take action.
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Now, Floyd's firing back ... telling TMZ Sports HE makes the rules -- 'cause he makes the money and that makes him the guy who calls the shots ... and mixed martial arts isn't happening.
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Baxter makes medical equipment like dialysis machines and infusion systems; Becton Dickinson makes supplies like needles, syringes and catheters; and Boston Scientific makes pacemakers and defibrillators, among other cardiovascular and endoscopic devices.
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Deforestation makes the country vulnerable to floods, and unregulated house-building in vulnerable areas makes them devastating.
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What makes them special, what makes the Cubs the Cubs, could be lost forever if they do.
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The instability and uncertainty makes the choices Trump makes once he is inaugurated in January especially crucial.
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"I think it makes me sad and makes me so happy at the same time," she explains.
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Lockheed Martin makes the THAAD, or terminal high altitude area defense, system, while Raytheon makes the Patriot.
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He makes insinuations, he makes suggestions, he draws associations, for instance between President Obama and radical jihadists.
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The volatility that makes bitcoin unattractive as a currency also makes it an exciting target for speculation.
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"It makes a lot of people feel safe, because it makes them feel not alone," said Faden.
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And while that makes for an exciting, exhilarating experience, it also makes for a curiously weightless one.
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For instance, increasing your credit limit makes a revolving debt look smaller, and makes you feel better.
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So "don't freak out about gun crime" makes sense; "do freak out about gun crime" makes sense.
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"We know how happy ice cream makes people because it makes us happy as well," Sobotik says.
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Part of what makes conservative media so effective is what makes it a poor model for liberals.
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G. makes me a slice of toast with peanut butter while he makes his eggs and toast.
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And I think that's what makes our show work and what makes the show continue to work.
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It makes you set unrealistic goals that you can never reach, which makes you feel even worse.
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The main objective is to honor research that first makes you laugh, and then makes you think.
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We agree to the rules, and that's what makes us Americans, it's all that makes us Americans.
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It makes me uneasy: nothing about what's happening makes sense, and there's no actual value to it.
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While 414 horsepower makes for plentiful performance, its shape is one that makes it harder to distinguish.
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That kind of mixed signaling makes US policy look incoherent and makes diplomatic solutions harder to achieve.
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He makes the Clintons look like paragons, and also makes a mockery of disclosure rules for candidates.
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Exploring the idea that what makes us "dirty" makes us unique, Monáe's futuristic voyage feels eerily prescient.
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It contains 10% nickel which makes the exterior rust resistant and makes it hold a polish better.
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Sometimes Facebook makes the world more open and connected; sometimes it makes it more closed and disaffected.
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Nearly 7 in 93 say Trump makes them feel worried, and 45% say he makes them angry.
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There are two reasons for having technology: one, it makes it cheaper; two, it makes it easier.
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That's what makes her intelligence and her beauty so compelling: It's effortless, and that makes it valuable.
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His history only makes this look worse and makes us look at it through a different lens.
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It makes it hard and makes it more dangerous for people who really want to help people.
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This makes the most sense because Aaron looks a bit beaten up when Gabe makes the suggestion.
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While the tax legislation makes REITs more attractive, it perhaps makes direct real estate investment less so.
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The median full-time female worker makes just 80.7 cents for every dollar her male counterpart makes.
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YouTube makes more money from those ad sales, and the channel's owner makes more money from YouTube.
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Taking the time to help people not only makes them happy, but it also makes you happy.
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Of this, the energy and power sector makes up about 13% while telecoms makes up another 15.7%.
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Most of the time when someone tells you something and it makes sense, it just makes sense.
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It makes me wonder, what makes you think that Donald Trump does ... or any people at all?
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Taking the time to help your colleagues not only makes them happy but also makes you happy.
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The company makes money only when tickets get sold and makes a commission on each of them.
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They think it makes them look dedicated, but it actually makes them look like a selfish jackass.
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That makes measuring exactly how much a CEO makes in a given year surprisingly hard to quantify.
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This makes long messages look ridiculous and makes it easier to read for recipients with eyesight issues.
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"This diversity makes us stronger and makes us better," said Benet Salellas, a Popular Unity Candidacy lawmaker.
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You see what makes each member of the class tick, what makes them all likable and childlike.
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And investing in their future makes me proud and it makes me fulfilled both professionally and personally.
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Their rarity makes these species desirable, but it also makes them dangerous to native flora and fauna.
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I love the character, and it makes me feel bad that it makes other people feel bad.
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Starting the day with writing makes it easier to get up, and it makes me feel grounded.
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What makes them work, what makes them not — and is this particular musical any good or not?
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This is what makes Arlington special; it is what makes it part of that larger promise, too.
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The narrating self doesn't replace sense with story; it makes a story that makes its own sense.
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The CEO of the Gap makes a staggering 213,566 times what the clothing retailer's median worker makes.
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"He makes it fun to play because he makes game a lot easier," forward Joe Harris said.
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Yeah, and that's what makes it so good, that's what makes it honest and rich and beautiful.
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The executive order makes the fight for the next legislation easier; legislation makes the next order easier.
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"The unintended consequences of central bank printing are that it makes the rich even richer, it makes the middle class stay where they are and it makes the poor stay poor," Bass said.
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"That bias makes us more liberal, which makes us less able to detect the bias, which allows the media to get away with more bias, which makes us even more liberal," he added.
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There is still a yawning gap dividing the median Asian-American household, which makes $81,000 a year; the median white household, which makes $65,000; and the median African-American household, which makes $39,490.
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Denigrating the things that inspire us most makes us cynical and pliable, makes us easy to manipulate and manage, makes us willing to swallow unpalatable truths in the form of compromise and calculation.
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This makes it harder for new apps to break in, and makes the charts less interesting to browse.
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Its spaciousness makes it well-suited toward weekend getaways, and what makes it feel like a larger car.
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Lockheed Martin makes the THAAD, or terminal high altitude area defense, system, while Raytheon makes the Patriot system.
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Fitbit makes tons of things—from scales and smartwatches to wireless headphones—but mostly, Fitbit makes fitness trackers.
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But it&aposs also interesting because Dana makes a good point, normally -- or Kimberly makes a good point.
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This tempers the impact of all the technology, and makes it makes the interior warmer and more inviting.
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Because, put simply, what makes a franchise great and what makes a movie great are two different things.
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That award is made every year for work which "first makes you laugh, and then makes you think".
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Fantastic as a hedge ... but the reality is being long equities makes sense; being long innovation makes sense.
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However, this incident with France and Russia makes that less likely and makes instability in Ukraine more likely.
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Anything that makes it more difficult to predict the future makes investors want to pay less for stocks.
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Fitbit BlazeImage: GizmodoFitbit makes good fitness trackers—in fact, it makes the BEST fitness trackers, for our money.
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The median American worker makes about $20 an hour while the worker at the 95th percentile makes $62.
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Maybe some people think that makes it awkward, but I think it makes shower sex even more fun.
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"She makes me celebrate my successes and when I'm not too sure about stuff, she makes me think."
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She makes me celebrate my successes and when I'm not too sure about stuff, she makes me think.
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The Venmo payment system makes it easier — and makes it less likely you're going to lose those friends.
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America makes far more together with these neighbors than it makes with any other nation in the world.
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The cable news pick certain stories, focuses on those stories, makes those stories bigger, makes those stories matter.
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So, you know, she makes in one week what the median shareholder in Occidental makes in two years.
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The vastness that makes the Amazon rainforest so diverse and fertile also makes it extremely difficult to protect.
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Just saying it, judge, it makes me -- it&aposs so exhausting it almost makes me tired of winning.
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Doing better in the re-election makes a third term more likely; doing worse makes change more likely.
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It makes skin feel moisturized, too, and there's a subtle opalescence to it that makes imperfections fade away.
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That's what makes their casual bullying all the more alarming, and what makes Sam's eventual redemption more moving.
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She makes me celebrate my successes and when I'm not too sure about stuff she makes me think.
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What makes the "Closing Bell" internship so valuable is that everything you work on makes it to air.
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The thing that makes (made?) Instagram enjoyable is, in a way, what makes other social media hell sites.
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In one interview, he said a basket makes one person happy but an assist makes two people happy.
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His experience makes Bitwise an informative work, and his past as a columnist makes it an opinionated one.
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RCV makes it impossible to "split the vote", ensures winners have majority support, & makes lesser evil voting obsolete.
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Legally, the gesture no more makes the pole Russian than Neil Armstrong's 1969 flag makes the moon American.
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That makes it a perennial battleground state, and its large population makes it one of the most important.
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Approaching cooperation from the bottom up makes for diffuse and frustratingly slow progress, but it makes for progress.
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In other words: It's going to adapt to the internet, which makes that possible, and makes it necessary.
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Tony said he will not do that fight unless he makes the same exact money that Khabib makes.
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For all the demands that Mr. Castorf makes on his audiences, he makes even more on his actors.
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"There's not a sense of Molly makes a section and then Eleanor makes a section," Ms. Smith said.
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He makes it look effortless, makes it look fun, and he's a little quirky in his guitar choices.
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Whirlwinds, typhoons break out of the cloud, the tearing makes thunder, the crack against black makes the flash.
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The trove of data at C.H. Robinson makes it an exciting place for techie typesPremack: That makes sense.
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The music makes you want to go there because it's so powerful — it makes you want to scream.
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It makes me happy if a photo of mine makes someone smile or feel something...anything at all.
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As de facto host, McDermoth makes deflationary lines like "What makes you so special?" feel like warm invitations.
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In this case, it's not about which makes a better burger, but about which makes a better brand.
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"Heartbreak makes good stories, so sometimes, as much as heartbreak sucks, it makes for good writing," she said.
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What makes a good story about comedy is what makes good comedy: a fresh take and distinctive material.
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But gradually it changed to more like, What makes me feel beautiful and what makes me feel comfortable?
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What makes a book "disturbing" often is tied to what makes it interesting or important or worth reading.
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The internet makes this more difficult, even as it makes sharing (or superficially liking) things easier and faster.
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Not necessarily failure that makes you feel embarrassed, but failure that makes you feel disappointed and/or hopeless.
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Honestly, I think these companies just found a good hustle that makes them look good and makes money.
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What makes this rise particularly dangerous is that it starts to build up before the hurricane makes landfall.
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It makes the uninsured feel dehumanized; it makes residents feel like their neighbors are less trustworthy and benevolent.
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Regular matter only makes up four percent of the Universe's energy, while some sort of strange, invisible "dark matter" makes up around 25 percent (a mysterious thing called dark energy makes up the rest).
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"This makes the villagers closely dependent on the committee, and that makes the committee supreme and also makes UMNO supreme," said Radzi Ayob, 54, a veteran UMNO leader in Kedah, who joined Bersatu last year.
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I think that in general, it's someone who makes me a better person, makes me happy, makes me laugh, and shares a common interest, so I don't know if there's a big stereotype with that.
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Infrastructure is often the least-appreciated part of what makes a country strong, and what makes innovation take flight.
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It looks at your whole medical history and makes a judgement — and that's what makes the algorithm so effective.
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Treble makes Android modular, which collapses a bunch of those early steps and makes the later ones go faster.
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In this case, he makes the tiny raptor act more like a dog which makes it so darn cute.
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Squad makes starting a screenshare easy Squad makes starting a screenshare easy The startup will face stiff technical challenges.
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It literally has no impact on my life whatsoever, and if it makes you happy, it makes me happy.
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The legislation, which makes no exceptions for cases of rape or incest, makes performing an abortion a felony offense.
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The yellow fruit makes a wonderful on-the-go snack, so this being a popular purchase makes perfect sense.
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The gap between what a CEO makes and what a typical employee makes varies widely from company to company.
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Mr. Kwek makes sure that nobody seems mean; even the gangster, Baby Bear (Guo Liang), makes some good points.
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I assume that interacting with a robot that makes mistakes, makes us feel closer and less inferior to technology.
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That makes Labour's shambolic state doubly harmful, since the Conservatives' unchallenged position in Westminster makes Britain even less appealing.
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J. makes a ton of French toast with a splash of Maker's Mark, which makes it so much better.
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The scene where she makes Laura give away her rag doll Charlotte — HER ONLY TOY — makes our blood boil.
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While weak currency makes imports more expensive, it's a gift to exporters, because it makes products more competitive overseas.
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Bringing games into the classroom makes kids enjoy being in school and that makes them more receptive to learning.
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And while the filibuster makes it harder to achieve results, precisely for that reason, it makes position-taking easier.
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In general, I do whatever makes me happy in life, " she said, emphasizing, "and food makes me quite happy!
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War makes you do things you don't want to do, and prison makes you become things that you're not.
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"If there's one opponent that makes me work for it and makes me sail excellent, it's him," he added.
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She can also get away in a pinch with Featherstorm, which makes her untargetable as she makes her escape.
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He is a mix of charm and vulnerability that makes him instantly likable and makes you root for him.
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If Pixel Perfect makes them look just like you remember, CRT makes them look like they did in actuality.
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So this makes me doubt that it's something in Latin American culture which makes a player turn to gamesmanship.
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It's a microcosm of what makes this song perfect, what makes Cash Money so enjoyable as a musical project.
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Whatever magic it is that makes a band special, that makes you say, "yup, that's it," they've got it.
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The coach of the University of Oregon football team makes $2202,2628,28500 a year, and his assistant coach makes $6900,2628.
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It could be a song that makes you feel good or a song that makes you think or feel.
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"It makes you feel good to condemn but it makes more difference if you make something happen," he said.
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It's what makes Pokémon Go special, it's what makes Snapchat "Lenses" work and it doesn't require a dorky headset.
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It makes sense to me; I don't know if it makes sense to anyone else, but it's about Orlando.
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So it makes sense it's not a particular outfit, but her own skin that makes her the most comfortable.
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It makes the most fun for me and I think it makes it more interesting for the character too.
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Chuck and Axe share a tragic flaw: They think power makes them holy; they think money makes them good.
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The real problem is that good economics often makes bad politics, and good politics of-ten makes bad economics.
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While it makes major upgrades to its iPhone hardware and software every two years, it makes lesser upgrades annually.
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Sperm that carries an X chromosome makes a girl and sperm that carries a Y chromosome makes a boy.
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He makes you miss, and makes you miss in style, regardless of whether you like his style or not.
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This in turn allows for higher profits, which increases dividends, which makes stock more attractive, which makes stockholders wealthier.
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The same blindness that makes him impervious to global outrage makes it impossible for him to make empathetic connection.
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"If complying with an environmental law makes you an environmentalist, this makes the nation's biggest polluters environmentalists," he added.
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That makes this a sleek and wickedly fast display, support for AMD's FreeSync technology, just makes things even nicer.
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While the small size of most TNOs makes them a challenge to detect, their motion makes it even harder.
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A Mommy and Me class makes things worse, as it makes Petra face the words "postpartum depression" head-on.
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What makes the show so effective at reeling us in, however, is also what makes it so consistently frustrating.
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This makes it a new reality for startups and makes the spacetech sector increasingly attractive to venture capital investors.
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That's what Bitch does, it makes Bill into a good man, makes him a great dad, a great husband.
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The mom makes $8 a day, and she [the student] comes to the US and makes $8 an hour.
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"I think what makes it a good simulator, and what makes it powerful is two things," Dolgov said onstage.
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Sometimes it makes us angry, but that's the whole point; It always makes us feel some kind of way.
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"I think that makes you wonder, makes you think," Sharapova said of the federation's recent record in doping cases.
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What makes these friends feel American and what makes my liberal friends feel American are two completely different cloths.
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She has her own stuff going on which makes her compelling and sympathetic, and makes her relatable and interesting.
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The Trump Doctrine is to say whatever makes you feel good and do whatever makes you the most money.
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Sometimes the struggle makes us mean, and sometimes it makes us stingy, and it almost always breaks our hearts.
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"It makes good sense at federal level and makes good sense at a state level, too," Mr. Ryan said.
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On the walls are aphoristic posters by Quevado in primary colors ("Money makes me ugly"; "Mickey makes me happy").
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And starting to feel that in the moment makes it feel less dramatic, and makes it feel very navigable.
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"This makes houses much more valuable than anywhere else, and it makes the market more stable," Ms. Carrani said.
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New York City makes it hard to enter shelters, and the housing market makes it hard to leave them.
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So it makes sense that her new namesake footwear line makes no bones about its grab for the spotlight.
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What makes sense in "Measure for Measure" makes gorgeous sense here, thanks especially to Ms. Ricketts and Mr. Ryan.
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Having an online account not only makes checkout faster, it makes returns easier — especially if you've lost your receipt.
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It makes me sad, I'm not gonna lie, it makes me sad that it is gonna be out there.
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Contrary to popular belief, Dansko makes more than just clogs — the brand makes excellent shoes, heels, and boots, too!
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Their very bigness is what makes them turn slowly, but their bigness is also what makes them worth turning.
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Samsung not only makes some of the best smartphones — it also makes some excellent smartwatches to compliment those phones.
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It makes my films a safer investment, and makes Saudi Arabia seem like a more normal place to shoot.
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He has invested in Wtrmln Wtr, which makes cold-pressed watermelon juice, and Muzik, which makes high-end headphones.
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"Even talking about it makes my heart beat faster and makes me sad," said Zahra Razeghi, a Tehran resident.
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He's being hounded by Democratic activists whenever he makes public appearances in the district, so he makes almost none.
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Neither context makes it easy to remember who you are outside that person, or makes the separation less destabilizing.
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One of the things that makes The Expanse such compelling television is the way it makes space tangibly dangerous.
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Afrormosia's density makes it attractive to the charcoal manufacturers, but thankfully it also makes it hard to chop down.
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The same tinge of self-aware narcissism that makes the book at times so annoying makes it finally triumphant.
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Living with chronic illness makes every day a little harder, but it also makes every day a little sweeter.
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The Lordstown plant makes the Chevrolet Cruze compact car; Spring Hill makes the Cadillac XT5 midsize crossover SUV; Fairfax makes the midsize Chevrolet Malibu and the fullsize Buick LaCrosse sedans; and Oshawa Flex makes the fullsize Chevrolet Impala and the midsize Buick Regal sedans as well as the fullsize Cadillac XTS sedan.
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The reality is: Millionaires know when it makes sense to spend the energy and time to do or fix something themselves, and when it makes sense to outsource because it makes them happier and less stressed.
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Sterilized dogs, which don't have puppies or prowl around for mates, tend to be more relaxed, which makes people less fearful of them, which makes the dogs friendlier, which makes people even more accepting of them.
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Podcast: That Makes CentsCFP Matt Rogers says he highly recommends a podcast called That Makes Cents, which encourages people to talk about money and makes financial planning more accessible no matter how much money you have.
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The play only makes sense — if it makes sense at all — if inexorable passions, conscious and unconscious, drive these characters.
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"Nothing makes me feel better, and hopefully it makes other people feel better," Griffin says of recovering from the scandal.
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" Campbell added: "If it makes people angry, if it makes people fall in love with him, that's besides the point.
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I was having a conversation with our drummer about what makes a good show and what makes a bad show.
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On the other hand, it also makes makes it difficult for musicians to perform and grow outside of their communities.
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You got to adjust yourself, but then also embrace the fact that it makes you different and makes you special.
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"He makes me smile and makes me feel like the luckiest girl in the world every day I wake up."
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He won't tell her, but Jones makes the polite request that he makes his intentions clear in the next episode.
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That's all the man-bites-dog stuff that makes for attention-grabbing headlines, and it makes many congressional Republicans squirm.
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It's that additional step of self care every morning that makes me feel good and also makes me look great.
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Its eyes are made of OLEd, which makes it adorable, but also makes it a great device for photo capturing.
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Being immunocompromised also makes UTIs more likely, but that basically makes you more vulnerable to any infection, Dr. Dardik explains.
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Ashley: So on this episode, we're talking about what makes a place photogenic, or what makes a place Instagram-worthy.
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"Binge-watching makes shows more talked about, and social media makes it easy to get the message out," he said.
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"This all makes me a little freaked out, but to know you're there makes it easier," she told her followers.
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The medication I take (Zoloft) makes these moments last for shorter periods of time and makes them easier to prevent.
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"When someone you love is happy, it makes you happy, or if they're sad it makes you sad," she says.
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That means literally telling them what makes you feel affirmed during sex, and also what makes you uncomfortable, she says.
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Zenefits makes life easier for small businesses and makes entrepreneurship more accessible to anyone who wants to start a business.
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It makes no sense, but it doesn't have to … as long as it makes money, which this movie surely will.
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It makes the look more effortless and natural — plus, it makes the grow-out process a whole lot less awkward.
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Molly makes her money through tips from the players of the game, and she makes quite a lot of it.
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"That makes for a very fragmented and inconsistent process that makes it burdensome for companies to install solar," he says.
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That's what makes this lovely and painful novel subversive—and what makes efforts to ban it all the more misguided.
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This makes it easier to immobilize your car, but it also makes it easier to get back on the road.
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And it just makes the tax reform easier and it makes it better ... And that's what we want to do.
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You might be with somebody who makes you fiery with jealousy, and another person who just makes you feel secure.
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The ageing process makes drug users more susceptible to diseases which in turn makes them more vulnerable to over-doses.
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The smaller size makes the Blink Board much more maneuverable, and it also makes it an unusually light electric skateboard.
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Its InstaStart push button makes matchless ignition possible, and durable steel makes cooking possible in the most rugged of conditions.
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"When someone you love is happy, it makes you happy, or if they're sad it makes you sad," she shares.
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The world makes a bunch of magical, beautiful sounds, and if you listen to them, it makes your life richer.
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Usually in music this makes me feel uneasy, but the warm yellow color of Andreya Triana's voice makes it comforting.
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This humor is feminist, sure, but it also makes fun of its subjects — and that's what makes it so awesome.
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As an added bonus, its tough construction makes it virtually crush-proof, while its compact frame makes it ultra-portable.
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Doorknobs are a small component of what makes a house, but they're a big part of what makes a home.
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The acoustic information that makes us hear Yanny is higher frequency than the acoustic information that makes us hear Laurel.
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"Man's capacity for justice makes democracy possible, but man's inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary," he wrote at the time.
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The Senate bill makes big tax cuts for corporations permanent but makes smaller ones for moderate-income families only temporary.
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Your train leaves the Fruitvale station, which makes you think of Dimond Park, which makes you think of Vista Street.
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This prosperity gospel, with its distorted image of Jesus, makes me angry, but more than that, it makes me sad.
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To be honored by going into the Hall of Fame makes it all worthwhile and makes it very, very special.
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White makes him utterly human, and makes his greatness and heroism lie within that flawed humanity, rather than negating it.
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So don't blame Foster the People for peddling conspiracy theories, they're just doing what makes sense when nothing makes sense.
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"Declarative application delivery is the next thing that makes sense, and Spinnaker makes the most sense for that," Dommety said.
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This makes SunLife more than a zone of good nutrition; it makes it a haven for spirits who truly thirst.
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It's a strategy that makes a certain amount of sense, but it also makes it hard to mobilize potential supporters.
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He missed a floater late, a pull-up jumper he usually makes and a wide-open three he usually makes.
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You don't buy a Range Rover because it makes sense, you buy one because of how it makes you feel.
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" "It makes the value of risk aversion less attractive so it makes risk taking, such as stock investments, more attractive.
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It's the act of parenting that makes you a parent — and of falling in love that makes you a family.
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But we also know that it's part of what makes alcohol dangerous, because it simply makes us think less clearly.
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Python makes code-based image editing pretty easy, which is no surprise because Python makes code-based anything pretty easy.
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It makes sense – Amazon makes Prime Originals for video, so why wouldn't its digital comics brand make its own comics?
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It makes our politicians worse, it makes us worse, and it takes away time that could be spending building power.
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Every choice Ducournau makes emphasizes Justine's outsider status, but also how standing outside of others makes her who she is.
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"It makes life more fun and interesting for both animal species, which makes it a very successful experiment," he said.
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What makes this difficult is the same thing that makes it necessary: the vigorous, even vicious, opposition of corporate America.
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In the music video, which makes its world premiere right here on Refinery29, a tattooed Skott makes a sad promise.
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Creating better work cultures not only makes their employees happier — it ultimately makes their shareholders a whole lot happier, too.
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No. 8: "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." eter Parker: What makes you different is what makes you Spider-Man.
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A person who makes $500,000 per year probably isn't worried about $1,000 nearly as much as someone who makes $30,000.
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Other clients have included Albemarle, which makes flame retardants; Dow AgroSciences, which makes the pesticide chlorpyrifos; Waste Management; and Monsanto.
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The NSC doesn't decide what to do about national security policy — it makes recommendations, and the president makes the calls.
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"What makes a hobby so exciting is you get to have this default thing that makes you happy," Mandelbaum said.
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That makes the gains "speculative," in his view, and makes a sell-off possible if those earnings don&apost materialize.
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We do not live in a world that makes sense; We does not live in a world that makes sense.
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That makes this a particularly good time identify the loans you have and see if refinancing makes sense, Dash said.
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"It's about identifying what makes this animal's story unique, but also about what makes it relatable to humans," Zelman says.
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Adding pepper makes it a yummy dip for veggies or chips, but obviously, cheese makes the best base for dipping.
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Nope, sorry, that only makes some men think you're a challenge and makes them even more likely to notice you.
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Maybe hearing "Levels" makes you want to stand in a field and shout along, maybe it makes you want to spend some time with friends in a variety of settings—maybe it makes you want to buy stuff.
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They all tell me how they excited they are to get a tax plan that makes the United States competitive, makes it so they can grow their business domestically, makes it so they can actually pay wages here.
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If pink makes the boys wink, then I think it's safe to say that petals make the lads special, figs make the big blokes dig, miscellaneous red powder makes the crying louder, and purple makes the hurdles spurtle.
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While each JUMP bike makes about eight to 10 trips a day, a single Ford GoBike makes about one to four.
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It's not wanton spending that makes Larraine poor, though; according to Desmond, it's poverty that makes her sometimes throw money away.
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The thing that makes 360 cameras so awesome—they capture everything happening in every direction—also makes them hard to use.
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Pressing the pedal makes the car go, as usual, but lifting your foot makes the car slow down, hard, not coast.
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And that is the single most important, powerful, spiritual thing that makes me feel alive and makes me feel like me.
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Good art makes you engage with it physically; great art makes you worry it'll barf down the back of your shirt.
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That makes the industrial equipment cheaper to buy, and that makes the American manufacturing company more likely to win the contract.
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It's so scary to ask, but I love what Brene Brown said about how what makes us vulnerable makes us beautiful.
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He explains that seeing ghosts makes him feel like he has a hangover, which makes him settling in Midnight rather suspicious.
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Pressing the button at some pedestrian crossings makes no difference to when the green man appears, but makes us feel proactive.
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He writes new music, makes plans to tour it, and then touring only makes him want to write more new music.
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"We do it because it makes sense technically and economically as much as it makes sense for the environment," Sweder said.
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Cowlar makes a special collar for cows that tracks their temperature, activity and other data, and makes it available to farmers.
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One, that's just comfortable and makes sense for me, but also, it's about showing others what you wear makes you you.
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People with JEB have a genetic mutation that makes their skin blister easily and makes them more likely to develop cancer.
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The art is giving the client a garment that not only makes them look good but makes them feel good, too.
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KST also makes its diagnoses by touching the occipital drop of the skull, which makes it not so different from phrenology.
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That again makes this seem like an odd fit, but it makes sense when you look at the company's bigger picture.
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This astromech makes angry sounds and has a utterly mysterious story line and purpose, which makes it 10 times more evil.
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It's a wonderfully simple and clunky system that makes the world seem solid, and makes fighting large foes a genuine thrill.
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Buying books from Amazon makes me feel like a traitor, but also it makes it sooo much easier to read books.
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Lucie Makes PornWith a strikingly gorgeous, often noir aesthetic, Lucie Makes Porn is a European "femporn" site with relateable original content.
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And if other people respond to that, or if it makes them happy, or it makes them feel good, that's great.
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What makes this continued reliance on Mycroft especially mind-boggling is that he often makes terrible decisions that have no fallout.
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"It makes a big impact on me, and it makes me keenly interested in trying to solve this issue," he said.
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And what makes a good, decent person—never pushing, never digging in too deeply—isn't necessarily what makes an effective documentarian.
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So even though she currently makes 116k in base salary, when you include her bonus and overtime, she makes about 130k.
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The 24-hour Q&A session makes Conway seem "accessible" and "modern," Tom Yates makes the mistake of observing to Claire.
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"What makes our sport cool is also what makes it incredibly hard to get back to after giving birth," Melnik said.
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Russia, by removing some significant chunk of its military force in Syria, makes Assad weaker, and thus makes negotiation more attractive.
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"What makes it convincing is that these scammers can have accurate information on you, which makes them seem legitimate," Norris said.
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This is good politics, but it makes a gloomy spectacle for those who think trade makes America, and the world, richer.
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The whole thing kind of makes you want to break something, and kind of makes you want to fall in love.
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Indenting makes the start of each new paragraph clear to the reader, and makes lists crisper and easier to appreciate visually.
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"I'm pushing myself towards this goal which makes me incredibly uncomfortable, and the journey makes me feel horrific," he remembered thinking.
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Yet, it's Rivers Roberts's courage to speak her truth even as it makes others uncomfortable that also makes you lean in.
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"It makes tax reform a lot harder, it makes it more difficult…" without a new, low-cost healthcare plan, Ryan noted.
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So the star contracts, which makes it more dense and hot, which in turns makes it produce more matter-antimatter pairs.
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"The biggest message is we're less focused on what makes Congress happy and what makes America better and strong," Sanders said.
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It makes little sense to treat expenditures on home mortgage interest more favorably than almost any other purchases a household makes.
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The fact that Amazon catalogs and makes available all the Alexa recordings it captures—accidental or otherwise—makes me feel terrible.
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And Zelda before bed makes me happy while trying to launch Resident Evil 7 makes me want to do my taxes.
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In a seeming twist of logic, the fence that makes the Martinez family feel safer also makes their neighborhood more dangerous.
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Krispy Kreme makes over 20 million donuts per year, and one shop in Burbank, California, makes over 50,000 donuts a day.
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And a 2019 meta-analysis of 138 studies suggests that cracking a smile makes you happier, whereas scowling makes you angrier.
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Deer Tick makes music that pairs well with a raucous party, but it also makes music for the comedown that follows.
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Its slow cooking function essentially makes the Instant Pot self sufficient so you're free to watch HalloweenTown while dinner makes itself.
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It makes you tingle, like wearable A.S.M.R. Most know Gabriela Hearst for her bags, but she makes a great suit, too.
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Getting published makes students feel like their feelings and beliefs are validated and it makes them more enthusiastic writers moving forward.
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Yet what makes Wolff's account at once undeniably entertaining and lamentably unrewarding is precisely what makes covering this administration so frustrating.
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Hobart's compact size makes it manageable and walkable, while its hills-cascading-into-the-river beauty makes those walks especially lovely.
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Nidec and many other companies like Renesas, which makes semiconductors, and Fanuc, which makes high-end robots, enjoyed steadily rising sales.
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The two-year-old company makes "robots that help," and specifically, it makes robots that help deliver food to restaurant customers.
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But his campaign rhetoric also makes it more polarizing than its substance deserves, and his incompetence makes its legislative prospects dim.
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One large container makes up the studio-like space, but the expansive porch makes the house seem larger than it is.
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Yeah, it's, um — I feel like a long pause makes sense because I'm not sure how it makes me feel either.
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There is a nervous energy in me that makes me work very hard but that also makes me way overthink things.
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Costco (COST) makes little to no profit on its $24.99 dogs, and inflation makes the price seem more dated every year.
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It makes me feel bad about the way we talk to voice assistants and makes me want to use them less.
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That's part of what makes life so sad; it is an even larger part of what makes life so wondrously fascinating.
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This irrationality makes it difficult to talk soberly about what's really going on when the business of ads makes the news.
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In the end, anything that makes Keanu happy makes most of his fans happy, which seems like a win for everyone.
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He makes ice cream for his class using liquid nitrogen, lets deflating balloons fly around the room, and makes flames appear.
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And then, Eric distilled this entire experience into a joke that makes audiences laugh, a joke that even makes me laugh.
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This makes managed retreat a question of Indigenous sovereignty or, put another way, makes Indigenous sovereignty a form of climate action.
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They've gone on to be blockbuster drugs for Merck, which makes Keytruda, and Bristol-Myers Squibb, which makes Opdivo and Yervoy.
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Israel-based Mobileye makes technology that helps vehicles "see," a boon for Intel, which makes the chips used in many cars.
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In those cases, you want to preserve universality because it makes the program simpler and makes the base of support stronger.
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Her performance was everything that makes Patti Smith a wonder and everything that makes Bob Dylan one of our greatest poets.
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Anything that makes workers more likely to accept such an arrangement makes it harder to root out violations of the law.
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Trump makes his voters angry, he centers that anger on hated targets, and that makes them want to take his side.
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"That clarity and vision not only makes you happier but makes you a better person," Wright told me over the phone.
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I think it makes the agency a more effective regulator and it makes the manufacturer a more effective and safer manufacturer.
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As the video above shows, it not only makes data transfer between several nodes more reliable, it makes it quicker too.
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Timo Mayer, who makes excellent, savory pinot noirs, also makes a nebbiolo with aromas and flavors of dark fruit and flowers.
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But the thing that makes his essays so hard to take is one of the things that makes his novels great.
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That being said, he also makes it clear his household is anti-Trump ... which makes this clip that much more interesting.
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But it's not the yawner who makes us yawn; it's a yawning trigger within each of us that makes us yawn.
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So damage that makes the transformer unable to regulate its temperature makes those transformers more vulnerable to exploding or catching fire.
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This anxiety is one spoke in the cycle driving American fertility downward: Watching your kids all day makes parenting harder, which makes people have fewer kids, which means fewer siblings and neighbors to play with, which makes kids more dependent on parents for amusement, which makes parenting harder, and so on … But it's a hard fear to escape.
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His style of acting, and the choices he makes are very unpredictable, and that's what makes him so scary in The Shining.
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But for now, the last thing they have in common in this: Everything that makes them interesting makes them dangerous as well.
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"It makes ASEAN more credible to the international community and makes it more effective and relevant as a regional group," he said.
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" Tomaeno agrees that the guest list makes the conference compelling: "It's the brains that are down there that makes SXSW so great.
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There's a fine line between skin care that makes you look dewy and skin care that makes you look (and feel) greasy.
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Bitmain, a Chinese company which makes chips for mining Bitcoin, and GigaDevice, which makes memory chips, have already committed to moving in.
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Their makeup makes them look like clowns — which makes sense when you see that the building they're in is called Clown Motel.
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When people approve of you it makes you feel good, but when they don't approve of you it makes you feel bad.
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COM: I think that Donald Trump makes a very good point, he just makes it in a very abrasive and confronting way.
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MORGAN: I think that Donald Trump makes a very good point, he just makes them in a very abrasive and confronting way.
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He makes statements that undermine the legitimacy of judges and he makes statements ... that are inconsistent with some of our constitutional values.
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The cast makes my character seem more vulnerable, which maybe makes it funnier that his character is not very gentle toward her.
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In a nostalgia driven ad, Kris Jenner makes you miss the '90s, but also makes you want to go see Captain Marvel.
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It makes much of its money from online travel agencies, which pay for each click a customer makes on their hotel offers.
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But the thing that makes it a quality story, that makes it a Vanity Fair story, is in the telling of it.
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"It makes me happy to make them, and if it makes other people happy, that's really why I want to do it."
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If anything, it makes them love him more — even if it makes him seem like a buffoonish character from HBO's Silicon Valley.
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Having a lot of those routes at once makes the internet efficient and robust, but it also makes it easy to spoof.
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"You can always get a rise out of people over how much the governor makes or how little he makes," Wall said.
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For a lot of people Gear VR makes owning a Galaxy phone that much more tempting, which makes this deal pretty notable.
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Climate change brings higher temperatures, drought, floods, wildfires and other extreme weather that makes it harder to breathe and makes pollution worse.
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This makes perfect sense if a criminal case is being brought but makes no sense when a criminal case is not brought.
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Along with working out regularly, he makes sure to eat vegetables at every meal — including breakfast, when he makes a leafy salad.
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But the same digital infrastructure that makes piles of data useful makes them vulnerable to anyone who fancies trying to swipe them.
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Then again, it makes Ethan Hawke's god-awful character Troy feel uncomfortable, and it makes Winona Ryder and Janeane Garofalo feel happy.
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While the classic 1991 cartoon makes no mention of this, the new film adds makes it more explicit — though not by much.
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Everyone is welcoming and there are other people in chairs so it makes you feel comfortable, it makes you feel at home.
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"I think what makes it a good simulator, and what makes it powerful is two things," Waymo's CTO Dmitri Dolgov told us.
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Basically, everything we love, or that makes us feel joy, or that makes us feel alive and creative lands in this house.
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A good teacher, Mr Almila explains, makes children work well together and makes them pay close attention even when he speaks softly.
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Twisting the joystick makes the Volocopter turn left or right and pushing an "up" or "down" button makes it climb or descend.
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Its size makes it perfect to move around the house as much as you please, and even makes it ideal for travel.
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"Ford makes really makes its money on the F-150 and then the Mustang," Kelley Blue Book analyst Rebecca Lindland told CNBC.
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"He makes you love your business but makes you look at it through a microscope," Quincoces says in an interview with CNBC.
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Those include Ripple, which makes dairy-free pea milk and a "Greek yogurt alternative," and NadaMoo, which makes nondairy coconut ice cream.
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He makes a name for himself in the provincial city of Nizhny Novgorod, but the family soon makes the move to Moscow.
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None of this that happens here makes any sense, so it only makes sense that we celebrate in a way that doesn't.
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Yet that same sense of our own aberration is the very thing that makes us special, needed, that makes our voices unique.
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The book makes you see how important service is and it makes you believe you can make a difference in this world.
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"Social distancing isn't going to stop transmission but it makes it slower and that makes it easier to treat people," Caplan explained.
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"The more spectacular the games are and the stronger a showing France makes, this makes [the final] a main attraction," Maizière said.
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"That makes health care more expensive and makes the health care market bigger," says Austin Frakt, a health economist at Boston University.
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This brain flexibility not only makes teenagers more susceptible to reckless behavior, but also makes them more amenable to rehabilitation than adults.
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Makes for an interesting comparison with a 2019 Op-Ed from New York's police commissioner arguing that facial recognition makes you safer.
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" In Samantha's view, weed, contrary to caffeine, "makes you slow down a little bit; makes you want to take the scenic route.
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Pros: Makes it easy to shop according to diet, makes natural and organic foods more accessibleCons: Membership required, no perishable foods available
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" Without judging those who use prostheses, she encourages women to do "whatever makes them feel good, not what makes other people comfortable.
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Whatever claims Trump makes about other countries' misbehavior, whatever demands he makes on a particular day, they're all in evident bad faith.
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That's what makes them feel like fully realized people — and what makes their casual bourgeois racism so painfully, cringingly familiar to read.
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" Kinsley quips: "Actually the question is not whether death makes sense to Larry Ellison but whether Larry Ellison makes sense to death.
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He's probably the only guy in the world that makes these things and he makes them for me when I need them.
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Zoning makes building near transit difficult if not illegal and makes a mix of uses (like housing, retail and work) nearly impossible.
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After all, the same logic that makes Mayor Mike the strongest Democratic primary candidate makes him a truly formidable opponent in November.
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Snyder's, which makes its famed Snyder's of Hanover pretzels, also makes Cape Cod and Kettle potato chips, among other popular snack foods.
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Snyder's, which makes its famed Snyder's of Hanover pretzels, also makes Cape Cod and Kettle potato chips, among other popular snack food.
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If one of those financiers makes an inappropriate comment to a woman, if he makes an unwanted sexual advance, does she complain?
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We feed ourselves well because good food makes things better, makes possible the belief that despite all, everything will be all right.
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However, the egg yolk, which makes the cookies particularly tender, also makes them slightly fragile, so I roll the dough extra thick.
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Stargazy pie makes no accommodation for contemporary notions of what looks delicious or makes a dish an object of status or desire.
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And, frankly, it makes Southside With You the unexpected gift that makes you ponder what Tanne, Sumpter, and Sawyer will do next.
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He makes tough decisions and makes big bets, but brings others along, and his bets have turned out to be really right.
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So I think that's at the heart of what makes podcasting effective and that's at the heart of what makes podcasting advertising effective.
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"It makes you feel small, but at the same time it makes you feel a part of something much, much bigger than yourself."
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Relatedly, Emma and our colleagues on our strategy team mapped out how much everyone makes in a hospital makes, from nurses to surgeons.
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Sure, the square display makes it more suited for smaller wrists, and makes the wearable a better delivery method for information like text.
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They have indirect investments in a company that makes soup from scratch, and another that makes the oyster crackers to go with it.
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Conte himself still creates a new music video every week, and makes about $3,400 from his 83 patrons for each video he makes.
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We went through the finances of a woman who makes half of what her partner makes, but pays an equal amount in rent.
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You seem to like me, and that makes me so happy it almost goes all the way around and makes me sad again.
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This technology, which makes the things you were just browsing pop up in later windows, makes us a lot more vulnerable to spending.
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And, most importantly, both programs use seriously depressing themes in a way that makes us uncomfortable, and as a result, makes us laugh.
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The easier Google makes it to turn off tracking, the more people will think to take advantage of it when it makes sense.
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What makes Mr Evans a bit unusual is the diagnosis he makes of why (at least in part) Copenhagen failed and Paris succeeded.
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"If you're really excited about it then it makes it less scary and hopefully that's what makes statements in the end," she says.
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For instance, 25% say using social media makes them feel less lonely, compared to 3% who say it makes them feel more lonely.
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"If there is something actually unpleasant happening around you, the hunger makes that thing even worse, and almost makes you overreact," she says.
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The impulsive nature that makes her fun and engaging also makes her seem destined for tragedy, a step that foreshadows her eventual disappearance.
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You take that away, it takes away what makes America America, and makes the troops and our world a much more dangerous response.
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"I think the fact that I'm transgender isn't what makes me successful, but it is what makes me special and unique," she says.
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Panasonic already makes prismatic batteries for Toyota, whereas for Tesla it makes cylindrical batteries of a type similar to those used in laptops.
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But 90 minutes after this premiere, I'm desperate for somebody to explain to me what makes a David and what makes a Goliath.
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Before the weekend impends, let's slice through how Roku makes money, how much money it makes, and what to make of it all.
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The extreme potency that makes it appealing to users also makes it dangerous to the people handling it, whether users or the police.
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It makes you think, it makes you really look at your own work and change it up, and I think that's really helpful.
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Like I said before, I think it makes people consider, 'Am I supposed to be attracted to this?' or 'This makes me uncomfortable.
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"Sometimes it makes be double think my decisions and it makes me wonder if I did something right or wrong," she told PEOPLE.
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And the way that the carbon atoms bond together to one another makes them extremely strong and makes it extremely conductive for electricity.
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"Ricki is the one that makes me laugh the most and she's probably the one that makes me cry the most," she said.
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In our seventh installment, we chat with Isabelle*, who makes $265,235 in Toronto—but doesn't quite know how much her husband makes. So!
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Greenlight makes its money off that monthly subscription as well as interchange fees that it makes from all transactions made with a card.
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Panasonic already makes prismatic batteries for Toyota, whereas for Tesla, it makes cylindrical batteries of a type similar to those used in laptops.
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And part of what makes us who we are, and part of what makes us alive, is that we're dynamic and we're surprised.
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And part of what makes us who we are, and part of what makes us alive, is that we're dynamic and we're surprised.
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" She added, "[We need to] remember how this feels, and how it makes other women feel, and how it makes other minorities feel.
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And, according to Talk Poverty, Puzder makes more in one day than one of his minimum wage employees makes in an entire year.
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Each new disclosure about Russian ads and fake news makes self-policing look less viable, and makes lawmakers and regulators hungrier to intervene.
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"Having just two commissioners makes routine business difficult, but makes important policy decisions almost impossible," she said at a market advisory committee meeting.
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See the same technology that makes everyone an expert makes it really easy to send your money to countries with taxes like Delaware.
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"For a person without a disability, technology makes things easier, but for a person with a disability, technology makes things possible," she said.
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For some, this makes them feel Putin must be appeased, or makes them see his Russia as far stronger than it really is.
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And it's a big producer of machinery, with Harley Davidson, BAE (which makes tanks) and Voith (which makes hydro turbines) all located here.
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But I get it: navigating SoundCloud makes you feel old and bad the same way navigating Snapchat makes you feel old and bad.
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Along the way, she makes new friends, attempts to find what truly makes her happy and frequently breaks into hilarious, incredibly catchy songs.
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LG: I think if you say design flaw, then it makes you think of the CPU itself, and that makes me think, Intel.
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Women's vulnerability, lack of education, and absence of protection makes them easy targets, and it makes it easier for them to be manipulated.
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"I think [fame] makes you jaded, it makes you guarded, and I don't ever want her to get like that," she told Duran.
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Leon Panetta says when President Trump issues allegations without evidence, "it makes us vulnerable and it makes us weaker to our enemies." pic.twitter.
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They ask questions such as why do we create, what makes something creative, and what about the process makes us who we are.
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The outside is dusted with capsaicin, the chemical that makes spicy food spicy (and also what makes bear spray do what it does).
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"This makes recycling more expensive, and it makes what's actually recyclable less valuable," said Daniel Huber, an environmental analyst with the budget office.
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McCain is the kind of man who makes America great and makes the Senate and our public life better by his very presence.
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While the memo makes a point of rebuking white nationalism, it also makes the argument that there's extremism on the left as well.
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So a guy comes-- DAVID FABER: Well— JOHN MALONE: --along and he makes-- he talks-- DAVID FABER: He makes-- JOHN MALONE: --to us.
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Six feet, two-thirty, chip on your shoulder so heavy it makes you lean, makes everyone see you, your weight, what you carry.
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He makes a lot less in a bad week, and he makes nothing during the winter because there's no roof over the lot.
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"I think this sequence makes sense, the forward guidance makes sense and I don't see a need to revisit that now," Knot said.
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He goes to those areas, and he makes it easier for his linemates to get open because he makes a lot of room.
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In a phone interview, she said part of what makes mathematics so dangerous is what makes it so alluring in the first place.
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Also I think the black version makes the heart have more a physiological look and makes the surface of the heart more seductive.
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It makes sense to be able to find them for conversation easily, when you want it, but it also makes them seem animatronic.
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It's story, and it's context, and it's character that makes it resonate and makes the food more delicious, more meaningful, and more powerful.
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That makes this a particularly good time to identify the loans you've got and see if refinancing into a fixed rate makes sense.
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She has a fever that makes her feel as if she's underwater, that slips her into tiny blackouts, that makes her toes sweat.
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The feel of performing in front of people with a few of my friends makes the experience blissful and makes me feel powerful.
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That's what makes the islands particularly vulnerable to severe weather events — and what makes their recovery prospects after Irma and Maria worry-inducing.
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And lots of other reviews have talked about how little sense the story makes, and you had better believe it makes no sense.
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If it makes our department better and keeps our officers safer, if it makes the city better, we should speak out about it.
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"That makes me sad because what makes me proud of my community is the fact that we've always been there," she tells Vox.
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What makes Osaka so complicated for Japan is precisely what makes her so appealing to many fans and corporate brands around the world.
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But I look at LeBron now, and he makes so many of the right plays, and he makes it all look so simple.
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"It makes me smile every time, because it's my taxable income, and people say, 'Roman Schatz makes less than a schoolteacher,'" he said.
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That resourcefulness, instilled by Cora, makes them the favorites to win this World Series, no matter how many moves Roberts makes in response.
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It makes my skin crawl and also makes me so sad because I did not have the tools to stick up for myself.
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That makes it easier for him to spot clues like mistakes a native Russian speaker makes when writing in English in disinformation posts.
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This makes me feel more affirmed as an individual, but it also makes me feel like a shitty member of the trans community.
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But at its best it doesn't just conjure up an imaginary world; it makes the real one disappear, it makes the author disappear.
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Of those surveyed, 31 percent said Trump's backing makes them vote for Strange, while 29.5 percent said it makes them vote for Moore.
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"'Marcella' makes you pay attention, and it makes you work to keep up," Mike Hale wrote in The Times about this British import.
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I get tired of looking at gloomy buildings so I do something that makes me smile and probably makes someone else smile, too.
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But what makes it a success is not the same thing as what makes Arsenal a success — in fact, it's often the opposite.
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US Census Bureau data shows that the median full-time female worker makes just 80.7 cents for every dollar her male counterpart makes.
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We get a high from saving money when we coupon, and that makes us feel good, which makes us want to shop more.
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Of course, this all makes ecstasy sound like a total drag, which it's not; people take it because it makes them feel good.
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A strong dollar makes American exports more expensive for foreigners to buy, and it makes foreign-made goods cheaper for Americans to buy.
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To me it's about who makes the game, or who makes the thing that makes you want to do VR. And I'm getting the sense from you that you don't see that content either, but in the past that content came from Nintendo.
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Jacobs explains everything from what makes a neighborhood popular to what makes a street feel safe (crowds) to why some parks are filled with perverts, and in the process she forms a unified theory of what makes cities great and what doesn't.
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Yes, yes, thank you to all the male doctors who tell me there's no scientific proof that it makes you fat – but it's more that it makes you hungry, which makes sense, as it's basically tricking your body into thinking it's pregnant.
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When it comes to morale, 58% of officers say police work makes them feel proud, while 51% say it often makes them feel frustrated.
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Google also doesn't break out cloud revenue, but what AWS makes in a quarter is easily more than Google cloud makes in a year.
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According to MarketWatch, a dog who has 20,343 followers makes about $200 per post, while a dog with 150,000 to 250,000 followers makes $3,000.
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"We hope that the Go Go World helps you find whatever it is inside you that makes you you and makes you feel important."
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Cynics note that although the falling rial makes people poorer, it makes the government stronger, since Iran earns its oil revenue in foreign currency.
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"Social media at its best makes you feel socially validated, while Pinterest at best makes you feel creative and empowered to act," Silbermann says.
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Education (or "human capital") makes workers more productive, which makes their workplaces more profitable, which means their bosses can afford to pay them more.
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It's still appalling to me that the average woman, that a woman makes about eighty-some cents for every dollar that a man makes.
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" So she swears by these words: "Everything you do, you should do is because it makes you feel good and genuinely makes you happy.
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If he gets enough votes, he makes the team ... if he makes the team we'll see if Rihanna is a woman of her word.
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National Beverage's competitors, including Spindrift, which makes seltzer with fruit juice, and Celsius, which makes energy drinks, have hired away the LaCroix marketing team.
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This is the time to tell your story, express what makes you who you are, define what makes you the proud Filipina you are.
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A persistent search bar makes search more visible throughout the app makes it easier to find things when you know what you're looking for.
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Yet what makes those movies so important and powerful, what makes them last, isn't their political impact — it's that they are great movies, period.
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"Ricki is the one that makes me laugh the most [and] she's probably the one that makes me cry the most," says Maynard Johnson.
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But he's the first to say that to say a computer makes those films is like saying a pencil makes the old animated movies.
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For instance, if one partner makes $100,000 and the other makes $50,000, the first partner should be contributing more — perhaps ⅓ more — to the household.
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It makes use of a spacecraft trajectory now known as the "Aldrin cycler," which makes travel to Mars far more possible than previously thought.
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Low-income families who use these solar lanterns buy them not because it makes their lives richer, but because it makes their lives better.
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VR porn makes it about two people, (or more, depending on the experience that you're watching), and it makes sex a holistic thing again.
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The cuff's gunmetal hue makes it sleek to wear during the day, while its crystal embellishments makes a perfect accent to a cocktail dress.
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That low price is what makes it so accessible, and what eventually makes it possible to have one in every room in your house.
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The government makes an argument before the FISA court, and the judge shares the argument and the judge makes the decision, do they agree?
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When he starts picking up the pace, and makes that face he only does when he's about to cum, it makes me orgasm instantly.
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We're all celebrities, because everyone wants to put on a piece of clothing that makes you feel good and makes you excited about life.
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What is it that makes you and your business good at what you do, that makes it hard for others to get into it?
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This high-speed motor uses Sonic Vibe Technology that makes teeth cleaning easier than ever, and what makes the brush stand out from competitors.
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We decided to put it in with a little irony to it, which makes you laugh but at the same time makes you think.
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She makes a mental note to tell Alex that the same company also makes houseplants that look like they are levitating in midair ($199).
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That some of avoided that fate makes it no less true that growing up in awful situations makes it harder to avoid bad ends.
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But farmers say it makes perfect sense – particularly as worsening drought in Kenya makes it harder to get a normal maize crop to harvest.
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"But we will only do it if it strategically makes sense, commercially makes sense and if we can operationally deal with it," he added.
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Destiny 2's villain was a stand-in for an entire societal ideology, a might-makes-right belief that transformed into might-makes-godlike.
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Of course, this is exactly what makes New Girl work, and what makes it the millennial comfort-viewing it's clearly set out to be.
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It makes for better marriages if you do choose to get married; it makes for happier single people who decide not to get married.
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We need to talk about who makes too little, we need to talk about who makes too much, and how much we make personally.
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When they play well in front of me, it makes my job easier, makes me play well and maybe they feed off of that.
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That same stubbornness that makes both Diaz brothers a tough fight for anyone also makes Nick somewhat one note in many of his fights.
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He's got a song that makes cooking crack sound operatic, and another that makes shaking hands at a party sound like a carnival trick.
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New research suggests that using the internet in general makes you underestimate how much time has passed, and checking Facebook only makes it worse.
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Offred makes the same face I do when I was planning on spending a night with Netflix and someone makes me go out instead.
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Kim's Cancer Sun makes her affectionate and generous in love (maybe a little clingy?), while her Aries Moon makes her more of a flirt.
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" T.I.'s verses are a response: "You gotta see the vantage point of the people/What makes you feel equal makes them feel evil.
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The commission then makes a recommendation within two to six months to the president, who makes the final decision on whether to impose tariffs.
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The science that makes these watermarks possible is well-known, but the process of marking a watch is what makes this technique so secure.
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Ms. Bell, who could turn a nimble line in "Veronica Mars," makes a natural sitcom lead, and Mr. Danson makes a fine, fastidious bureaucrat.
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So everybody makes out better with free trade and the United States always makes our best because we have the highest productivity per worker.
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Political encyclopedia Ballotpedia analyzed the salaries of state representatives from all 50 states to see who makes the most and who makes the least.
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Celgene, which makes cancer drugs, lost $2, to $102.73, and Gilead Sciences, which makes a drug for hepatitis C, fell 97 cents, to $87.83.
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Although I didn't really see it at the time, but use what makes you different to your advantage because that's what makes you unique.
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It makes the Super Bowl the opening act for a truly awesome party night, a night that makes New Year's Eve pale in comparison.
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Certainly it makes sense, as Apple makes a bigger push to remain competitive against the likes of Amazon and Google in the smart home.
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My Thanksgiving Being a father makes me re-evaluate everything, makes me wonder how I am shaping, deliberately and accidentally, a young human life.
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It also makes things that much more awkward for both of them, which makes for great TV, but a miserable existence for the characters.
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But getting it very cold makes the adhesive brittle and causes the materials to contract a bit, which makes it easier to break up.
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It makes them look like climate villains; it increases their exposure to climate risk and future policy shifts; it makes investors uncertain and hesitant.
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Even when it makes us stall with terror, it eventually makes conditions so unbearable that we ricochet off to a new important direction. Eventually.
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With only one week left in a preposterous N.F.L. regular season, the only thing that makes sense is that not much makes sense anymore.
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Because it makes the country look bad, it makes the country look very bad, and it puts the country in a very bad position.
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Cutting my hair in a split-second decision makes me feel in control and makes any other quick choice a lot easier to handle.
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Although the hero of the story makes the occasional mistake, that is precisely what makes him human and such a treasured symbol of Swedishness.
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Barvivo makes our favorite waiter's corkscrew, HiCoup makes a great affordable wing corkscrew, and Oster has the best electric wine opener for just $16.
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Today, thanks to regime subsidies, the average Hezbollah combatant makes two to three times what an Iranian firefighter makes on the streets of Iran.
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"A bit of it makes you want a lot of it, and a lot of it makes you want all of it," Getty explains.
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I don't see a resistance to the move, what I see is a need to explain when small makes sense, when large makes sense.
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The Star of David makes it look too much like the Israeli flag, they said, and it triggers people and makes them feel unsafe.
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"In America, our diversity makes us stronger — it is what uplifts all voices and makes us an inclusive, dynamic country," she said in Spanish.
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IPG Photonics, which makes lasers for cutting and welding and makes a significant share of its sales in China, fell more than 6 percent.
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What they mean is, starting a company that makes physical stuff has always been more perilous than starting a company that just makes code.
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In service to these goals, Sam makes all sorts of socially inappropriate remarks and misapplies various concepts, like the idea that practice makes perfect.
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This is real' I don't know why the "This is real" addition is what makes this story, but it's absolutely what makes this story.
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"Even talking about it makes my heart beat faster and makes me sad," said Zahra Razeghi, a Tehran resident not taking part in demonstrations.
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In a 2016 letter to shareholders, Bezos wrote that he makes "high-quality, high-velocity decisions," meaning he makes choices quickly to avoid stagnation.
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The Lewis Carroll proportions — one pill makes you larger, one pill makes you smaller — were consistent with what other designers have shown this season.
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" His central thesis is that rest not only makes us more productive and more creative, but also makes our lives "richer and more fulfilling.
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E. & J. Gallo, which makes inexpensive products like André sparkling wines and Barefoot Wine, makes sense as a buyer for the lower-end brands.
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In that way, a voter who makes a $175 contribution to a candidate makes it possible for the candidate to receive an additional $1303,050.
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Every Republican who makes a comment like that makes it easier for the next one to follow, which has to worry the White House.
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It makes us more aware of our subjective experiences, which in turn makes it easier for us to regulate our emotions and maintain equanimity.
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The Guardian's disclosure makes it the second UK publisher to reveal in the past few months that it makes provisions for advertising agency rebates.
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"It makes total sense of us to propose it and it makes total sense for them to consider it," said the senior administration official.
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A biology teacher with 8 to 10 years of experience makes on average around $69,000, compared to a biologist who makes on average $107,000.
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But the molecules on the surface have fewer other molecules to cling to, which makes them more disorganized — and ultimately makes the ice slippery.
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So, in the end, what makes great World Cup clothing, and what makes it resonate beyond the pitch, may not be that different from what makes good clothing, period, even taking into account the limited ingredients (two shirts, shorts, socks) and the technical exigencies.
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And though the process is most certainly NOT simple, the video makes carving look effortless, which is part of what makes watching so extremely soothing.
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It makes your watch a better tool for fitness and texting, makes the interface far easier to navigate, and puts Google Assistant on your wrist.
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Sure, gaining the friendship of Putin probably makes a real estate deal in Russia more likely and makes it easier to find more Russian investors.
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However, what makes the Instant Pot so popular for home cooks looking for shortcuts, might be exactly what makes the gadget unappealing for serious chefs.
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Nicole makes $19.85 an hour, while Victor makes $17.85 an hour, but both say they don't make enough to even afford the company's health insurance.
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Having a cheap, steady light all night makes a huge difference: It extends evenings, makes cooking more convenient, and reduces toxic smoke in the home.
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You&aposre picking up countries with high threat levels, with poor vetting process, so it makes sense, and I think this ruling makes us safer.
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While what makes a Norwegian a Norwegian is hard to pin down, what makes a German Shepherd a German Shepherd is much more well-defined.
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But what makes this path different from simply abolishing the filibuster is much less consequential than what makes it the same as abolishing the filibuster.
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That makes drawing one that is more than about a kilometre long a hard task which, in turn, makes them useless for long-distance work.
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What makes it work is that it's not just a map that shows you where to go, but it also makes you want to explore.
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The overlap makes some sense: Origin PC makes hulking no-holds-barred systems, while Corsair has made an effort to craft some space-conscious builds.
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The medium setting makes most of your profile information available only to friends; the strong setting makes most of that information visible only to you.
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If there's one sector that always makes money during a boom, it's the sector that makes the spades and pick-axes for the gold-rush.
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Currently, Brady makes an annual salary of $15 million per year, which makes him the 18th highest-paid quarterback in the NFL, according to NFL.com.
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This makes it hard to have an adult conversation, and makes us feel like backup child care for when the mother is working or traveling.
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The Corsair comes with either a 2.0 liter turbocharged 4-cylinder that makes 250 horsepower and a 2.3 liter turbo four that makes 280 hp.
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He even makes sure not to trouble the viewer with any pesky existential questions — surprising, since the film is ostensibly about what makes us human.
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NOTE: This post will be periodically updated whenever another, new powerful person makes another asinine statement that makes our eyes roll out of our heads.
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Much like the rest of its inventory, Re/Done only makes a certain number of pieces in each size — which makes for prompt sell-outs.
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"It's important not to lose sight of what makes you most happy, and what makes me most happy is being with my kids," he says.
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As she makes her way to becoming a household name, the singer isn't letting go of what makes her unique — and that includes her hair.
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"He makes me so proud of myself, and he makes me like myself so much," she said of Angelo in a September 2015 TIME story.
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It makes sure address information is synced, analyzes traffic and conversion rates, monitors the content of customer reviews and makes suggestions for search engine optimization.
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There's unique hardware at play too, including strong ankle springs that store and release energy every time a foot makes makes contact with the ground.
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When digital currencies are exchanged, they're converted into illegible code that not only makes them secure but also makes the sender and receiver appear anonymous.
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As long as Apple is trustworthy, this makes our iPhones more secure, because it makes it harder for hackers to install malware on our iPhones.
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It makes you feel smart, like all great puzzlers should; but at times the game also makes you feel like a bumbling, mouth-breathing prick.
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"It makes perfect sense that smoking packets would use a vile green that looks like bodily fluids and makes people feel slightly nauseated," she said.
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The other two pesticide makers asking the EPA for the reports to be withdrawn are Adama, which makes diazinon, and FMC Corporation, which makes malathion.
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But, his silence also makes sense because he knows he'll drop something to make us dance on Scorpion that makes us forget about this all.
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Meditating with a live teacher who can connect with you and say your name, who makes you feel seen and heard makes a huge difference.
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Intel&aposs Optane Memory Makes Cheap Hard Drives as Fast as Expensive SSDsIt isn't only the junk processor that makes a really cheap computer slow.
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It supports both USB and XLR, which makes it way more flexible (and makes it play friendly with audio interfaces, which I'll talk about next).
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University of Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari makes almost $8 million a year, while the state's governor, Matt Bevin, makes closer to $138,012 a year.
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" On the criticism coming from Republicans: "We are less concerned with what makes Congress happy and more concerned with what makes America better and stronger.
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The fact is that she makes statements that are factually untrue on a regular basis, she makes claims about socialism that are wild and crazy.
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I'm taking this step and I'm going to have faith in this new thing that makes me feel alive and makes me feel really good.
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Ultimately, anything that makes Kim feel his brutal, dictatorial regime is safe may help bring peace, even as it makes many feel conflicted and uncomfortable.
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Right on my phone, right here in a format that makes sense to me, not a format that makes sense to some insurance company somewhere.
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A person who makes a mistake over and over is going to receive much harsher discipline than somebody who makes it for the first time.
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But Apple's long history of maintaining obsessive control over the App Store makes law enforcement's suggestion not just not insane—it makes it downright reasonable.
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I've automated my savingsAutomating your money not only makes your life easier, but it makes you feel like the percentage you're saving just doesn't exist.
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In the physical world, this makes sense, but applying physical thinking to digital concepts, such as music downloads and streaming services, makes for bad policy.
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So a voter who makes a $175 contribution to a candidate makes it possible for the candidate to receive an additional $1,050 in matching funds.
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On one hand, that makes me feel great and on the other it makes me sad that I ever did my first line of coke.
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Insteon, for example, makes a hub that translates signals, allowing Siri or Alexa to talk to more than 100 devices it makes, the company says.
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This solid foundation is what makes you consistent, and it is also what makes you so generous in your assessments of the worth of others.
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He is famously picky about roles and makes only a movie or so a year without worrying too much about whether it makes any money.
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"I don't know that that makes sense across the entire border but there are certainly places that does makes sense," the attorney general told Hill.
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That makes this a particularly good time to identify the loans you've got and see if refinancing into a fixed rate makes sense, Dash said.
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It makes no sense financially, and with the very real possibility of executing someone for a crime they did not commit, it makes no morally.
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Despite missing eight games this season, Harden still leads all players in total three-point attempts and makes, and total free-throw attempts and makes.
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Even if it includes branded content, the fact that it comes from a friend makes it worth watching and makes it easier to connect with.
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"They were saying that embedded in the dysfunction is a lot of what actually makes them functional, and what makes them good," he tells me.
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There's so many things that powerful people are hiding from us right now, and that makes me angry—it makes us all angry, I think.
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The thing that makes you an individual, the thing that makes you stand out, is your ability to figure out what's going on for yourself.
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Finally, the argument Roy makes that Medicaid expansion is somehow not valuable because it has not improved health outcomes in two years makes little sense.
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It makes guitars exciting again, and makes you wish you were still in high school so you could write its lyrics all over your notebook.
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This makes sense — the Amazon Echo is a popular device, Apple makes entertainment devices and owns Beats — but we don't know much more about it.
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But the automaker's fiercest fans are probably less concerned with what makes the Taycan's power, and more curious about what makes it a legit Porsche.
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A cosmological mystery: Cosmologists believe dark matter is an invisible material that makes up 27% of the universe, while visible matter only makes up 5%.
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One-touch technology makes it easy to adjust the volume and skip tracks and the two-way mic makes taking and making calls super-efficient.
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As she makes her way with her big bag, neighbors "say good morning to you and that makes your day in some ways," she said.
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In "Killing Commendatore," this man is a portrait painter who makes a living from commissions but has no deep connection to the work he makes.
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One company makes valves for power plants, another makes equipment used in car factories, and one constructs metal panels used on the outside of buildings.
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But if you really focus on what makes our country extraordinary, what makes it great, I think there is reason to be optimistic and hopeful.
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The 10-inch Portal, with its improved person-tracking software, smart speaker support, and augmented reality games, makes makes communicating through video chat feel great.
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That is what makes for such compelling theater when they meet, and makes you glad they still have 13 dates left this season — at least.
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"Instead of Gently being hardened by her background, it makes her more eclectic or freer or makes her want to travel the world," Roquemore said.
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Looking at the vibrant spread makes your mouth water; sinking your teeth into a crisp-soft, bright-dark, sweet and beefy wrap makes you giddy.
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"It's the level of respect with which we treat that difference that makes us Vermonters — that makes us unique," the statement said, according to NECN.
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The very thing that makes [them] great characters to perform makes getting the movie out into the world and people giving it a chance problematic.
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Facebook makes a significant amount of ad money from Instagram Stories, so it makes sense that it would want the same for its flagship app.
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This technique, known as speculative execution, makes the processor run faster, but its flawed design makes it possible for attackers to extract potentially sensitive data.
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This same attitude makes engineers discount the importance of sales; makes Hacker News commenters contemptuously dismiss the notion that their self-proclaimed hyper-rational arguments might actually be skewed rationalizations of their own emotional bias; and makes the tech world assume that better technology automatically makes the world better, and if it isn't measurably better yet, well, that means we just need even better tech yet.
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"It makes me smile, makes me so happy to know that my boys are really responsible for helping other teens and making a difference," he says.
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"That just makes me feel like I've done something right and it makes me happy that I did it in such a public way," he said.
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That's what makes these two weeks so special—it's Rocky and Apollo one more time before we get to the sequels where Rocky makes us sad.
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And more than any one change, the redesign makes a statement about the platform: The look of the tweet button isn't what makes Twitter, well, Twitter.
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This video makes me all tingly with nostalgia and makes me question what the hell adults were thinking branding The Dark Crystal as a children's movie.
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The lack of major employers makes it harder to convince talented young workers to stay, which in turn makes it harder for local businesses to grow.
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Considering HVN usually makes dainty, vintage-inspired dresses covered in floral patterns, while Champion, well, usually makes sweatsuits, this certainly wasn't a partnership we were expecting.
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It has a factory in Peterlee, which makes camera systems used in lane assistance systems for passenger cars, and a plant in Solihull makes chassis technology.
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Practical uses have been slow to come, because part of what makes graphene alluring — its strength — also makes the material difficult to cut into precise shapes.
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"The Color Purple," Alice Walker Because she makes the invisible visible, and redeems people who seem irredeemable, she makes every reader feel visible and redeemable, too.
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The shaving market has long been dominated by Procter & Gamble, which makes Gillette brand razors, and Edgewell, which makes Wilkinson Sword and many private label razors.
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We debate about new technologies, because choosing which technology to bet on many years before, that technology-- makes itself to a customer and makes a difference.
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That makes it easier to pick and choose your Google services, but it also makes it harder to tell when you've ventured outside the Google garden.
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But if Barcelona′s advantage in talent makes their achievement look less impressive, the fact that they pulled it off in 24 makes it especially remarkable.
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Given that the company makes money from players themselves ($64/season/player), it makes sense that the company would take a 'the more the merrier' approach.
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That makes it one of the best shows of the year, and it also makes watching season three, newly available in full on Hulu, a must.
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Savant—known for the home automation systems for the rich and famous—makes a gorgeous remote, but Logitech makes a remote that ships via Amazon Prime.
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Meanwhile, Android not only makes it possible to swap out your default browser, SMS client, or anything else, it actually makes it easy to do so.
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The open-face aspect almost makes this fresh quesadilla like a pizza, which makes an American classic fun and new, and can be cut into slices.
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But unlike the problems with bullying, hate speech, and disinformation that don't impact the ways Facebook makes money, selling ads is actually how Facebook makes money.
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Related: Frightening Fiber Artist Makes Gnarly Knits Get Wrapped Up in Whimsical Wall Hangings for the Modern Weaver The Psychology of What Makes an Image "Horror"
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A male senior developer at a public tech company makes an average of $144,20163 while a woman working the same job makes an average of $137,000.
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"You can't run the marathon you signed up for, or you take away the thing that makes you sane, that makes your day better," he said.
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That part of the product is what makes it sticky, and what makes it appealing regardless of the endpoint where customers are actually making their purchases.
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But YouTube is still small compared to the $98 billion Google makes from search and the $21 billion it makes from serving ads on publishers' websites.
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In the iPhone X, Samsung makes the OLED display, Qualcomm makes many of the chips, and much of the iPhone's famous camera is made by Sony.
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The first episode of the miniseries makes several ham-fisted mentions of September 11th, which makes sense; September 11th led to much more widespread government spying.
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First, his inconsistent jump shot makes him a reluctant scorer; second, his skinny frame makes it hard for him to fully take advantage of his speed.
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The Frankfurt-based ECB is responsible for strengthening banks financial stability, a role that makes it more favourable to state support if it makes lenders stronger.
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I think if there's one thing I've learned, over the last year or two, the idea of omnichannel — which makes me, that word makes me barf.
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